B A A Returns to New England Amateur Rowing Assn
At the New England Amateur Rowing Association meeting at the Union Boat Club last evening the Boston Athletic Association was admitted back without opposition. Dr George McGrath was re elected president, with J Frank Clark as vice president John Corrigan secretary and James P Fox treasurer. Sixteen clubs attended. The group discussed regatta timing and the 1905 election of officers.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
Unigh Boat Club
Boston Athletic Association
McGrath
Boston
Stimpson
Charles River
George McGrath
Union Boat Club
J. Frank Clark
John J. Corrigan
James P. Fox
Paige Wins 11th Game in Class A Tournament at Hubbilliard
William Paige defeated Henry Clarkson 300 to 179 in the Class A tournament at Hubbilliard palace last evening. Paige posted high games of 58 43 and 27, while Clarkson's best was 27.
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William Paige
Hubbilliard Palace
Henry Clarkson
Paige
Clarkson
Harvard Triumphs Over Brown in Close Hockey Game
Harvard defeated Brown 7 to 6 in the Intercollegiate hockey series at Holmes Field yesterday afternoon. Harvard dominated territory while Brown could not threaten the Crimson goal. Key players Wilder Townsend Souther and Carr starred with goals by Kernan Newhall Townsend Souther and Wilder three, amid rough play with several players sent out briefly.
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Harvard
Brown
Holmes Field
Providence
Crimson
Hill
Otis
Wilder
Townsend
Souther
Carr
Harvard Brown
Newhall
Kernan
Sweet
Marble
Essenes F
Chase
WM Pe Coe
Okey
Refa Stoddard
Arlington High Champions Triumph In Inter Prep Hockey
Arlington High School won the Inter Preparatory League championship at Franklin Field by defeating Roxbury 12 to 9. Arlington’s Hillard Grey Viets and Taylor starred, while Roxbury’s Captain Packard, Marstin, Faunce and Silver excelled.
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Arlington High School
Franklin Field
Roxbury High School
Arlington
Packard
Roxbury
Hillard
Grey
Viets
Taylor
Marstin
Faunce
Silver
Ballou and Hobigand and Mechanic Arts Tie for Second
Ballou and Hobigand and Mechanic Arts High School played a 1 to 1 tie at Franklin Field keeping second place in the Interpreparatory ice hockey league undecided. Sullivan Webb Warner and Roach starred for the prep squad while Connolly Weinz Savage and White stood out for Mechanic Arts.
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Ballou and Hobigand
Mechanic Arts High School
Franklin Field
Sullivan
Webb
Warner
Roach
Connolly
Weinz
Savage
White
Mechanic Arts
Dr Shoop's Restorative marketing offer prompts trial
An advertisement urges readers to request a book detailing Dr Shoop's Restorative and its claimed discovery after thirty years. It promises a free month trial via local druggists, with no money upfront, and asserts high cure rates for weaknesses, vitality, and nervous systems, urging immediate orders for multiple health topics.
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Dr. Shoop
America
Cam
Racine
Wis
Jimmy Ryan Eyeing Kansas City Manager Post This Season
Old-time baseball star Jimmy Ryan, longtime Senators figure and former St. Paul manager, is likely to become manager of the Kansas City American Association club this season. Chicago reports indicate the veteran outfielder and fan favorite would take the helm, joining a growing cadre of players who move into management after lengthy careers.
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Fast Company
Jimmy Ryan
Senators
Kansas City American Association
Chicago
Ryan
St. Paul
American Association
Kansas City
Harvard Names Chesbro Keeler as Crimson Baseball Coaches
Chesbro and Keeler, former New York American League figures, are hired by Harvard to coach the Crimson baseball team. Chesbro handles pitching, Keeler the hitters, starting late this month for a two week period. The athletic committee also rejects a paid basketball coach petition.
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Chesbro
Keeler
Harvard
Crimson
Ellery Clark Lectures on Athletics in Boston
Jay Ellery H Clark a noted all round athlete and Boston School Board member delivered an instructional lecture at the B A A gymnasium with stereopticon views He described various athletic forms and how they should be performed He hopes to require each student to participate in some athletic sport About 60 people attended including Tom Keane world champion short distance runner ex Captain Lightner and Harvard track captain Rust
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Ellery H. Clark
Boston School Board
Boston
Tom Keane
Lightner
Rust
Harvard
Tufts Nine Rejoices in Three Star Pitchers
Tufts College baseball prospects brighten as two new star pitchers join entering students. Frank L. Dickinson of Woodstock New Brunswick and Gerry Donovan of Holyoke bring experience and reputation. Donovan pitched at Thayer Academy and Tech, Dickinson prepared for college in Canada. Charles B. Patch, Somerville High and Dean Academy standout, is also a Tufts freshman and will try out for the team.
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Tufts
Frank L. Dickinson
Woodstock
N. B
Gerry Donovan
Holyoke
Donovan
Thayer Academy
Tech
Dickinson
Canada
Charles BE. Patch
Somerville High
Dean Academy
Harvard Freshmen Triumph Over Cambridge Manual
Harvard's freshman basketball team defeated the Cambridge Manual Training School in Hemenway gym last night by 10 to 8. The game was tied 8 to 8 at end of regulation, and eight minutes of overtime secured the Crimson victory.
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Harvard
Cambridge Manual Training School
Hemenway Gymnasium
Crimson
Murray Feltz Bout A Draw In Salem Card
George Murray of Lynn and Tommy Feltz of Brooklyn fought a 12 round draw before 400 spectators at the Apollo Athletic Association. The bout was tame with little hard fighting and frequent clinches. Referee was Dick Fleming. A livelier eight round bout between Young Sanborn and Kid Burns ended in a draw with Sanborn the quicker despite Burns landing some solid blows.
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George Murray
Lynn
Tommy Feltz
Brooklyn
N. Y
Apollo Athletic Association
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Murray
Dick Fleming
Young Sanborn
Kid Burns
Marblehead
Sanborn
Burns
Boxing Gossip Showings Changes in Matchmaking
Boxing gossip from Portland and surrounding venues notes Feltz illness altering plans, Sullivan signing to face Corbett, Mooney heading to Chicago for Mellody bout, and Pantz targeting Feltz. Mentions O Keefe, Hitte, Sheehan, Saxe, McCloskey, Brooks, Ryall, Briggs, Daly, Goodwin, and Attell Forbes fringe matches.
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Brooklyn
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Eastern Athletic Club
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Jack Mooney
Chicago
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Jack O'Keefe
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Jack O’keefe
Schenectady
N. Y
Charley Hitte
George McFadden
Eddie Connolly
Johnny Sheehan
South Boston
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Lew Ryall
Terry McGovern
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Tommy Daly
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Charlestown wins two games in Mystic Valley league
Arlington Boat loses the final two in a three game set as Charlestown takes the series here. Lincoln of Charlestown led with a 225 single and 584 total to top the visitors. The Central Club of Somerville swept Kernwood in three at Malden with Barstow totaling 577.
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Maugus sweeps Newton Boat in three league games
In Wellesley on Feb 8 Maugus defeated Newton Boat in all three Newton league games as Hart led with 533 total and Hersey posted a best string of 200. Final tallies show Maugus 2565 to Newton Boat 2283 with strong performances from Gorton, Oldham, and Whitmore. Hunnewell then beat Barker’s team 2 1 to capture the following match.
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Whit
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Willey
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Melrose High Beats Lynn in Close 29-26 Victory
Melrose High School defeated Lynn High School in a tense road game by 29 to 26. Lynn entered the contest unbeaten, but Melrose surged late to edge ahead as the final whistle blew.
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Melrose
Lynn
Everett High Defeats English High By Wide Margin
Everett High School basketball team defeated Boston English High 35 to 6 at the armory this afternoon, securing a decisive win with strong defense and fast breaks.
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Everett High
Everett
Boston English
Armory
Doctor Blair Osteopathy Offer Ends Soon in New England
A prophecy of rapid cures motivates a limited time offer by Doctor Blair. New patients and renewing patients can receive examination treatment and medicines for five dollars before February 14, with old rates ending after February 13 at 8 PM. The campaign highlights osteopathy as a trusted, broad access path.
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Doctor Blair
New England
Blair
City League leaders tighten grip after three wins
Bye swept Jefferson Sudbury to cement first in the City League. Rexford took two from Carruth, Somerset defeated Murray & Irwin, Hub beat Old Colony, and Boylston routed McCarthy. Mt. Pleasant won three from Dartmouth by forfeit as Dartmouth failed to appear. Mt. Pleasant totaled 1524. Scores show Sudbury lanes with mixed totals and several players listed.
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Jefferson Sudbury
Rexford
Carruth
Somerset
Murray & Irwin
Hub
Old Colony
Boylston
McCarthy
Mt. Pleasant
Dartmouth
Sudbury
A . Ee
Ade
Chase
Mason
McMackin
Crosby
Powers
Barker
Burdett
Nelson
McHarrie
McPhee
New Classes Added to Boston Dog Show Premium List
Several new classes expand the Boston dog show premium list with two limit classes for rough coated Saint Bernards, one for dogs and one for bitches. A new beagle class for dogs or bitches under 12 inches, and an American bred Scotch terrier class. New special prizes include the Boston Scotch terrier cup, two silver cups for best American foxhound, Aloneita cup for best English toy spaniel, plus silver cups for best American bred toy spaniel and best American bred English toy spaniel.
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Boston
Winter maneuvers test German autos in Hartz Mountains
The German war department begins winter maneuvers in the Hartz mountains to test automobiles and motorcycles on icy mountain roads. Other notes include Stephen P. Wiley named commodore of the Wollaston Yacht Club and Dr. Fred Co. Merrill vice commodore, and George Leander traveling from Baltimore to meet Walthour and Kramer in Jacksonville and Atlanta.
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Hartz Mountains
Stephen P. Wiley
Wollaston Yacht Club
Fred Co. Merrill
George Leander
Baltimore
Walthour and
Kramer
Jacksonville
Atlanta
William P. Slocovitch
Columbia
Yale
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Tebeau
Denver Times
California
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Charley Dexter
Louisville
Jimmy Ryan
Kansas City
Cleveland
American Bowling Congress
Brae Burn Golf Club Brightly Illuminated Event Draws 500
West Newton February 3 Brae Burn Golf Club grounds glowed with hundreds of Japanese lanterns and a large bonfire. The pond and clubhouse were lit while skaters gathered along the shore. A band performed near the pond edge and refreshments were served to about 500 attendees.
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West Newton
Brae- Burn
The Rapid Cure Hailed For Swift Health Restorations
A wave of rapid recoveries astonishes the community as several cases of swift cures are reported. Recipients credit prompt improvements without long treatments or dangerous drugs and urge readers to investigate the claims themselves.
Bronchitis man credits doctor after week’s treatment
Mr. Daniel Furbush of 289 Shawmut Ave reports an acute bronchitis attack last October that became chronic. After a week of treatment by Doctor Blair, he says he is a new man and that previous medicines did not help.
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Shawmut Ave
Blair
Asthma Relief for Mrs Nichols After Doctor Blair Treatment
Mrs L I Nichols of 410A Boylston St reports three years of severe asthma with five physicians tried before Doctor Blair, whose treatment quickly improved her sleep and overall relief.
Mary Thomas Sings After Blair Cure
Miss Mary Thomas of 128 Florence Street Everett says fifteen years of nasal and throat catarrh caused sore throat and mucus drop. One week of Doctor Blair treatment left her able to sing clearly again.
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Mary Thomas
Florence St., Everett
Blair
Reading man praises Blair's treatment for rheumatism
William H. Perkins of Reading Massachusetts describes chronic rheumatism and neuralgia pain paid hundreds of dollars for doctors and medicines before visiting Doctor Blair. He claims the treatment required no medicine and relieved his pain after five years.
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William H. Perkins
Reading
Mass
Boston Man Reports Relief After Blair Treatments
Mr Isaac Kelley of 346 Saratoga Street East Boston describes a twenty five year battle with nervousness insomnia and headaches. He says after two Blair treatments his sleep returned his headaches disappeared and his mind became clearer and stronger than in years.
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Isaac Kelley
Saratoga St
Boston
Blair
Patient recovers after two Blair treatments in kidney case
Edwin Lindholm of Cambridge reports severe back pain lameness chest cough and four years of medical expenses with doctors unable to help. After two treatments by Doctor Blair he improves enough to return to work and credits the care with relief from kidney trouble.
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Edwin Lindholm
St., Cambridge
Blair
Ear Clinic Claims Cure for Hearing Nuisances
Mr. Herbert Cady of Newton Highlands reports relief after a single painless ear treatment by Dr Blair for buzzing and hearing loss. Mrs. Elizabeth Kiernan of Cambridgeport says she recovered from constant head noises and confusion after several sessions with Dr Blair, restoring clear hearing.
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Herbert Cady
Crescent Ave
Newton Highlands
Blair
Elizabeth Kiernan
Sterling Terrace
Cambridgeport
Mass
Powers Praises Blair Doctor Without Medicine Aided by Treatment
Mr E D Powers of Boylston Street recounts five years of illness with memory loss sleepiness back and kidney pain diagnosed as diabetes. After visiting Doctor Blair his condition improved quickly without drugs and he calls himself a new man thanks to the targeted treatment.
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E. D. Powers
Boylston St
Powers
Doctor Blair
Home Treatment by Mail Offers Cure for Five Dollars
Doctor Blair offers home treatment by mail with full consultation and medicines for $5. Those applying before February 14 receive the complete cure for a nominal sum. A free Diagnosis Blank is sent to any address upon request.
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