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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
3
In Lexington on December 3 Dudley defeated Old Belfry on the latter’s alleys. Cousens rolled the best single string with 110 pins while Drisko earned the three string honors with 279.
In the Huballeys Trade league last evening the Mammoth Barbers defeated J. Middleby Jr. in two straight games, triumphing with decisive scores. Details on the exact scores were not provided in the report.
Newton Boat Club won two of three games against Hunnewell at Riverside in the Newton Bowling League. Kimball led with a three-string total of 5388 and a spare of 226, delivering the high game performance for the night.
WOBURN December 3 Arlington Boat Club bowlers defeated Towanda in the Mystic Valley battle pin series tonight. Three visitors rolled over 500 for high scores and helped clinch the win.
In last night’s Suburban interclub at Old Dorchester lanes the home team won two strings against South Boston Yacht Club. Old Dorchester also won the billiard contest, securing a dominant home victory.
The note argues that soft hands and Fels-Naptha are gentle on skin and fabric, while boiling water damages both. It advocates replacing boiling water with safer cleaning methods to avoid harm.
Sunken eyes with half moons are blamed on nerves and worry. Palma Tablets claim to remove the cause, brighten eyes, calm nerves, and restore youthfulness. Sold by multiple drug stores including Walker-Rintels Drug Co and Bradbury, with a 12 box guarantee for five dollars and a free book.
Hub Columbia Road Jefferson Boyl ston and Rexford won last evening's City league matches. Hub won three games. Chauncey scored 507 for the best single string while Boylston posted 1880 for the best total.
At the B A A sparring meeting last night most bouts went the limit. 110 pound class winners include Al Noury over Pete Hammond and Charles Mills over William Gould. 126 pound class saw Joseph Hanley over William Griffin and Hugh McLaughlin defeated by Peter Lafferty. 135 pound class featured R J Grant over William Quinn, Dan Mulligan over G Manning, and J W Jay over C Mack.
Jimmy Collins Boston Americans captain and manager arrived for personal business and to scout first basemen and catchers. He expects Warner to join next season but doubts it. Collins aims to sign a minor leaguer and a capable first baseman, while wary of National League contracts and possible player movements. He forecasts a New York entry and maintains strong health while in the South.
Harry Payne Whitney will not retire from the turf next season despite reports. He has sold his interest in the colt Acefall to partner Herman B. Duryea while retaining a half ownership in the promising Irish Lad, his first race-horse.
Yale Captain J B Thomas announced a new dual track meet with Princeton set for May 9 in New Haven. Harvard Yale clash is slated for Cambridge on May 23, with the intercollegiate meet at Mott Haven on May 30, a welcomed Yale innovation.
Kid Carter of Brooklyn defeated Peter Maher of Philadelphia in the second round at the Penn Art Athletic Club in Philadelphia. Carter rushed Maher early and delivered a decisive right cross on the jaw two seconds before the round ended, after a bout marked by exchanges and wrestling. Maher was floored once and knocked down three times.
Judge Dewey’s dismissal in the Criterion Club case stirs boxing circles as anonymous letters court police scrutiny. Rumors swirl of two barred men targeting clubs while Riverside Boat Club meets tonight. Matches talked: Carew, Connors, Francis, Daly, and Little wrestles with Carroll and Murphy. Crowley’s Connecticut ties loom amid law and order debates.
In Ware Indiana a fast basketball game ended with Ware defeating Springfield 24 to 21 after trailing at halftime. Ware used strong passing in the second period to overturn a Springfield lead and secure the win.
Excerpts praise for Chief Justice Holmes at a Middlesex Bar Association event. Bowing to his appointment to the U S Supreme Court, speakers extol his service, vow support, and celebrate Middlesex pride in a national figure. The remarks stress honor, duty, and continued legal leadership.
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