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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1904

Page

3

Boston National club signs slow in signing players

Director G B Billings says negotiations proceed well with most players. He notes salary disputes persist but anticipates all desired men will sign before the team heads south. Five players have signed. Bean is a strong target for shortstop. Pittinger undecided and wintering in Carlisle.

G. B. Billings Boston National Club Mr. Billings Billings Charley Pittinger Buckenberger Bean Boston Ace Stewart Lajoie

Pro stars tapped to coach college teams this spring

Star professionals will coach college squads as indoor practice begins next week. Notables include Yale W H Murphy Harvard O G Frantz Jack Chesbro Wee Bill Keeler Princeton Arthur Hillebrand Cornell Hugh Jennings Dartmouth Billy Hamilton Penn Dan Coogan Columbia Howard Earl Western Reserve Buttons Briggs Bates Jack O Brien Holy Cross Malachi Kittredge Georgetown Charley Moran Annapolis Bill Clarke Stanford Charley Doyle Purdue William H Fox Cincinnati A W Chez Albion Sam Thompson Atlanta Tech Weldon Henley Auburn Harry Vaughn Michigan Jerry Utley aided by Lew McAllister Kansas Dale Gear Tufts Joe Bean Missouri State John F McLean.

Pote Tessidbel Yale W. H. Murphy Harvard O. G. Frantz Jack Chesbro Wee Bill Keeler Princeton Arthur Hillebrand Cornell Hugh Jennings Dartmouth Billy Hamilton Haverhill University of Pennsylvania Dan Coogan Columbia Howard Earl Western Reserve Buttons Briggs Chicago Nationals Bates College Jack O’brien Boston Americans Holy Cross Malachi Kittredge Georgetown University Charley Moran The Senators United States Naval Academy Annapolis Bill Clarke Stanford University Charley Doyle Purdue University William H. Fox University of Cincinnati A. W. Chez Albion College Sam Thompson Atlanta Technological College Weldon Henley Athletics Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn Harry Vaughn University of Michigan Jerry Utley Lew Sport) McAllister University of Kansas Dale Gear Tufts College Joe Bean Missouri State University John F. McLean

Boxing Gossip Sketches Munroe Sharkey and More

Boxing gossip centers on Munroe versus Sharkey with plans and bets. Munroe trains under Kid McCoy and promises heavy punches while Sharkey relies on power and grit. The piece also notes potential Sullivan versus Corbett and Jenkins versus Hackenschmidt in European wrestling grabs.

High Rolling In City League Scores Pace Local Bowling

City league last night featured high scores led by Murray & Irwin with a grand total of 1448 and a top string of 607. Sudbury continued its win streak with two strings from St James, while Rexford, Hub, and others posted notable marks. Gorham Rexfords had the best single string at 123, and Kiley of Hub earned a 32 percent three-string total.

Murray & Irwin Fam Sudbury St. James Murray & Irwin McCarthy Hub Carruth City Hall Jefferson Rexford M'Carthy Finnegan Stiles Mitchell McAteer Evans Kingman’ Eer McKeon Carruth Alleys Potter Heintze Kirk York Ceees Kiley Morse Burns Williams Leahy Sup Burt Chase McMackin Duffy Sess Ae Burdett McHarrie Lucia Mason Stumpf Barker Donnelly Crosby Parker Newson Cole Tecene --- ST Hantz Old Colony OLD Ocolony Stevens Osborne Gorham Hall Hersom Clements of Everett Een Mt. Pleasant Somerset Walsh IM Logan Jouve Clark Brown Wadsworth

Old Dorchester, South Boston Yacht Club Split Gilt Edge Series

Old Dorchester won two games from Old Belfry on the Old Dorchester alleys while on the 99th alleys the home team won two strings from South Boston Yacht Club. Both 999th and South Boston Yacht Club posted strong scores with 1345 and 1340 respectively. Cole led with 118 for a single and 300 for the series.

Old Dorchester Old Belfry

Arcanum Team of Norwich Whitewashed in Charlestown Visit

The Arcanum team of Norwich Connecticut visited the Charlestown club last night and were decisively defeated, with the visitors suffering a decisive loss in a shutout game.

Arcanum Norwich Conn Charlestown

Cutler Triumphs In Final Billiards Match Versus Paige

Albert G. Cutler defeated William Paige in the Hub billiard palace third game 300 to 190. Cutler showed a remarkable form with a nightly average of 131 23 and a high run of 58, while Paige averaged 61 42 with a high run of 27. Cutler’s three night average reached 92 3 91 and his best run 68.

Albert G. Cutler William Paige Hub Billiard Palace Cutler Paige

Keister Released Prominent Quaker Batter May Sign Elsewhere

Philadelphia fans cry foul at Keister release though he was among the top Quaker batsmen last season. He is rumored to sign with Columbus or Jersey City. A high profile militiaman basketball game is awaited tonight at 8 between Company L Ninth Regiment and Company L Fifth Regiment, drawing strong interest. Cyclone Ryan, veteran player now headlining a local theater, draws praise from Boston friends for speed and batting. Candlepin bowler Henry Dion of Brookline posts a 355 series at McCarthy's alleys. James E Sullivan returns from St Louis and says the St Louis fair will feature a large schoolboys contest with many participants. A letter concerns the Malden Firemen tug of war team manager.

Philadelphia Keister Thomas Columbus Jersey City Company L Ninth Regiment Comany L Fifth Regiment Ryan Rosie Boston Henry Dion Brookline McCarthy's Dion James E. Sullivan New York St. Louis Malden Firemen

Doctor Blair Offers $10 Full Cure Guarantee

A Boston era advertises Doctor Blair's Medico Osteopathic treatment with a limited offer for in person applicants before March 1. The plan promises a complete cure or money back for a flat $10 covering all costs, with treatment starting by the stated date and no further fees.

Doctor Blair Blair

Chelsey Mass nurse testifies to Blair medicine cure

Mrs F A Hickey of 120 Shawmut Co St Chelsey Mass, a long time nurse, describes severe nervous breakdown and heart pains. She sought Doctor Blair’s treatment after other medicines failed and reports feeling better after one course with renewed energy and sleep.

F. A. Hickey Shawmut Co St Chelsey Mass Key Blair

Charlestown Wins Bowling Match in Solid Form

Charlestown displayed strong form rolling well for a grand total of .2719. They scored 92 on the first string and 938 on the second. Gordon led the visitors with 210 for a single and 696 overall, while the guests attended a banquet and entertainment after the match.

Charlestown Gordon

Newton Candle Pin League Opens as Mangus Wins All Three

Wellesley February 17 Mangus swept Hunnewell of Newton by taking all three games in the season opener. Bowling conditions were fair with Willey topping scores at 271. On Northgate alleys Newton Boat Club lost two of three to the home team.

Wellesley Mangus Newton Hunnewell Willey Northgate Newton Boat Club

Cure Promises Hope From Doctor Blair For Boston Man

Mr. C W Turner of 86 Compton Street Boston once suffered chronic back pain terrible headaches and sleepless nights. After four treatments by Doctor Blair he reports all pains ceased nerves strengthened and feels at least ten years younger with no medicine given.

C. W. Turner Compton St Boston Turner United States Mng Blair Octor Blair

Rheumatism relief claims from Reading man

William H Perkins of Reading Massachusetts says he suffered chronic rheumatism and neuralgia and spent hundreds on doctors before visiting Doctor Blair. He reports no medicines but a direct treatment that cured the pain and left him feeling better than in five years.

William H. Perkins Reading Mass

Doctor Blair's cure for chronic deafness announced

Newspaper fragment reports Doctor Blair claims rapid, certain relief for long standing deafness. He says deafness results from three issues and cites Eustachian tube stoppage as a key factor in his treatment.

Doctor Blair Blair

Three Trust Company Games at Chauncy Alleys

Three Trust Company league matches at Chauncy alleys last night saw New England take two from Federal, Boston Safe win the deciding game against State Street Trust, and American Loan whitewash Puritan Trust. American Loan bowled 128 in series and Hayes led individuals with 300 for high single.

Trust Company Chauncy New England Federal Boston Safe State Street Trust Puritan Trust Hayes

Two Games In Shoe League at Old Colony Alleys

Jones Peterson Newhall trio won three games from Thayer McNeil Hodgkins first team while their second team swept the Tuttle squad. Gilbert delivered the top bowling performance as the Boot and Snoe league series continued at Old Colony alleys.

Old Colony Jones, Peterson & Newhall Thayer, McNeil & Hodgkins Tuttle Gilbert

Charters Beat Quincys In Carruth Alleys Match

Charters defeated Quincys in a match game at the Carruth alleys. The result reflects a competitive bowling outing with both teams showing steady play on lanes 3 and 4.

Carruth Alleys

Doctor Blair's Cure for Deafness Hailed by Patients

A description of deafness causes in the middle ear and a claim that Doctor Blair's treatment addresses all three. The advertisement asserts it cures even severe deafness with tireless certainty and invites readers to visit his offices where grateful patients express thanks after escaping the Prison of Silence.

Doctor Blair

Doctor Blair’s Elite Boston Clinic Promises Unmatched Care

The Boston office at 180 Tremont St. is described as the largest and most elaborately equipped physician practice in the country. Patients are said to be impressed by the grand surroundings calm atmosphere and the impression of a master mind. Blair’s diagnostic apparatus is claimed unique and superior and his treatments hailed as a startling medical advancement.

Doctor Blair Tremont St Boston Mass

Doctor Blair's New Treatment Claims to Cure Deafness

The article extols Doctor Blair claiming the stimulation or inhibition of nerve centers along the spine can regulate heart activity and in turn cure chronic diseases. It asserts the heart, liver, lungs, kidneys, ears, generative organs and other viscera respond to this method, turning the body's organs like locomotive wheels by nerve manipulation. The piece says treatments remove uncertainty and promise a future universal medical science.

Doctor Blair Blair

Jenkins Defeats Lundin in Brooklyn Mixed Wrestling

Tom Jenkins of Cleveland defeats Hjalmar Lundin of Sweden in Brooklyn in a mixed wrestling match winning the first and third falls. Jenkins takes the first fall in 29 minutes with a leg and crotch hold. Lundin wins the second fall by half nelson and neck hold in 10 seconds. Jenkins secures the deciding third fall with a back hammerlock in 19 minutes 27 seconds.

New York Tom Jenkins Cleveland Hjalmar Lundin Sweden Tonight Brooklyn Jenkins Lundin

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