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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1905

Page

3

Pitch Battle Shaping Up For Boston Baseball Ahead

Boston prospects feature a strong pitching corps led by Young Dineen Tannehill Gibson and Hughes as the Celtics compete within a “little five” push for spots. Collins and Taylor expect six or seven pitchers, with O'Brien Josslyn Sessions Olmstead and Morton challenging for places. Tenney eyes the Nationals managerial post while Rogers awaits word from the triumvirs as fans bet on a Tenney led club. The column argues for no spring NY series, predicting fall clashes only.

Boston Collins Taylor Young Dineen Tannehill Gibson Hughes O’brien East Boston Josslyn New Bedford Sessions Olmstead Morton Fred O’brien

Amateur Bouts Shine at B A A Trial Night

Last night at the B A A arena, over twenty youths staged trial bouts aiming for future boxing fame. Reminiscent of pros, the matches featured hard exchanges, rounds ranging from one to three, and several decisive wins for contenders like Bates, Frances, and Burns as the finals are set for Saturday night.

Jeffries, Britts and Corbetts Philip Sanville North Berwick Sanville A. Bates Cambridge Bates M. Boyle Boyle J. Burns Everett Frank Peters Neil Doherty F. L. Amsden Herbert Holton S. Frances Gus Lenny J. F. Carey Brockton W. Wilson Highlandville J. Stanton George J. Everett South Boston J. B. Finley Sam Goldberg F. H. Stangle A. Davenport East Boston J. B. McGuinness J. Toomey IE. B. Holland Melrose Pat Duffy M. W. Farley John J. Grant IM. Dacey

Dr Shoop Restorative Ad Promises Free Trial in Mail

A historical ad proclaims Dr Shoop Restorative offering a full dollar bottle free to prove its claim. It credits nerves as the root of many ailments and asserts the remedy strengthens internal nerves that regulate heart liver and kidneys. Readers are urged to mail for free books and order a bottle via Box 7688 Racine Wisconsin.

Shoop Ancoiurely Dr. Shoop Racine Wis

Stone deal to St. Louis praised despite Burkett quip

The St. Louis Star says Stone should succeed in St. Louis and won’t fail to make good. It notes a sharp contrast with Burkett, calling him a sour grapes figure and suggesting Burkett’s grunts reflect jealousy.

St. Louis George Stone St. Louis Star Stone J.fas Burkett Worcester

Carruth Tops City League With New Records

Carruth bowling team strengthened its City league lead by sweeping three from City Hall as Rexford and others won two of three. The team total 1506 and single 533 set new season marks, while Harry Burdett set a new season best average of 340. Individual scores featured 318 by Jouve, 314 by Lane, and 300 by Clark.

Boylston Carruth City Hall Rexford Harry Burdett St. James Murray & Irwin Somerset Webster McCarthy Harriman Rouse Jouve Lane Clark Burdett Erae & Irwin

Suburban Bowling League Formed With Six City Teams

Revere and Melrose clashed at the Academy alleys in Chelsea as the Suburban league opened. Revere defeated Melrose 1159 to 1076 in the night’s match reported by Revere Central noting totals and team entries.

Revere Chelsea Reading Wakefield Melrose Malden Academy

Towanda Wins Two of Three in Interclub Series

Towanda rolled to victory with two wins in three matches against the 999th Artillery Association in the Massachusetts Interclub series. Brown led the winners with 288 points as the team posted a 128 to 4400 totals and other figures listed.

Towanda 999Th Artillery Association Brown eWell

Central Station takes two of three in Boston Gas series rolloff win

At Murray and Irwin alleys Central Station defeated Commercial Station two games to one in the Boston Gas series. A rolloff decided the final game, won by Central. In the Massachusetts Interclub league Newtowne edged Melrose A C two games to one as both teams rolled low scores.

Murray & Irwin Central Station

Harvard Adds Three Home Games To Winter Schedule

Harvard announces three hockey games all in Cambridge against Boston Hockey Club on Jan 7 MIT on Jan 11 and Dover Athletic Club on Jan 18. No practice has occurred due to severe weather though the rink will soon be cleared for the team to resume work.

Harvard Harvard Hockey Management Cambridge Boston Hockey Club Massachusetts Institute of Technology Andover Athletic Club

Griffith predicts New York lead in 1905 AL race

Clark Griffith states New York will top the American league race with Boston Chicago and Philadelphia contending. The note references a letter addressed to Fred O'Brien, East Boston pitcher, and hints at strong early expectations for the season.

Fred O’brien Boston New York Chicago Philadelphia Clark Griffith Griffith

Palma Tablets Advertises Eye Brightening Remedy

Sunken eyes and tired nerves are claimed to be cured by Palma Tablets which purportedly remove the cause, improve vision, calm nerves, and renew youth. Sold at multiple Boston druggists including Walker Rintel’s Drug Co and Gardner’s with a free book offer.

Walker-Rintels Drug Co Pewcy Gardner's Tremont St Harrison Ave Washington St F. H Putnam School St C. F. Eaton Friend St.klein’s Tremont and Boylston Sts Knight’s Court and Hanover Sts Sawyer Hollis Sts

Harvard Football Defeat Attributed To Jiu Jitsu Influence

Former Harvard players and coach Reynolds claim Harvard losses to Pennsylvania and possibly Yale stem from jiu jitsu taught by two Japanese instructors in Philadelphia. Reynolds asserts superior grasp of the sport’s new technique by Penn players, advising Harvard to study the art to improve punting and balance.

Harvard Crimson Pennsylvania Yale Philadelphia Reynolds Penn Crimson Giants Scotty MacMasters

Smith to Box Goodwin in Chelsea Show Tomorrow

Due to the illness of Young Erne the Douglas A C of Chelsea changes the main bout. Sam Smith will replace Erne and face Chester Goodwin in the headlining fight. Smith has faced top Philadelphia opponents and is expected to deliver a fast bout.

Erne Philadelphia Douglas A. C Chelsea Sam Smith Chester Goodwin Smith Goodwin Kid Goodman Chick Tucker Portland Tucker New York Johnny Pollock Young Sullivan Roxbury Shy Fay Patsey McKenna Dover N. H Sullivan New England Blink McCloskey

Eighty Harvard Track Athletes Begin Training

Eighty Harvard athletes started training for the track team at Hemenway gym yesterday. Trainer Graham praised the prospects with many promising candidates led by Dick Grant now at Harvard Medical School. Individual event coaches have been secured to develop a team that can defeat Yale next spring.

Harvard Hemenway Gymnasium Graham Dick Grant Harvard Medical School

Gardner and Gans Box Title Bout Likely This Month

San Francisco January 4 Joe Gans and Jimmy Gardner have been matched to fight at 183 pounds later this month. The bout could replace the Hart Johnson clash which now appears unlikely to go ahead.

San Francisco Cal Joe Gans Jimmy Gardner

Harvard Swimming Teams Open Practice for Yale Meet

More than 40 men reported for Harvard swimming’s first practice in the pool last night. Coaches W. T. Harrison and H. P. Pratt will train the team in stroke technique and push to develop a fast lineup to face Yale this winter.

Harvard W. T. Harrison H. P. Pratt Yale

Melrose High Defeats Hyde Park In Low Scoring Bout

Melrose High defeated Hyde Park High in a basketball game at the Ye ars gymnasium by a score of 66 to 6. The game featured no fouls called on either side, a record for Melrose in the local gymnasium.

Melrose Hyde Park Melrose High Hyde Park High Yea Rs Melrose Boys

Hart Johnson bout appears off amid management dispute

Boxing news from San Francisco reports a meeting between Marvin Hart and Jack Johnson may be canceled unless new terms are signed. Hart disputes Billy Pierce as official manager, affirming Jack McCormick as only manager, while Hart accuses Pierce of acting as battering. Potential replacement match Gans Gardner discussed. weight classes shift near 138 pounds.

Marvin Hart Jack Johnson San Francisco Billy Pierce Hart Jack McCormick Pierce Johnson San Francisco A. C Joe Gans Jimmy Gardner Herford Gans Gardner Douglas Boston

Knights of Columbus Bowling League Opens Tomorrow Night

The Knights of Columbus launch their new bowling league with Mt Bowdoin and Pere Marquette councils slated for the opener. The Dorchester Central Club alleys on Centre street host the match, with improved lanes and expected large crowds.

Knights of Columbus Bowling League Mt. Bowdoin Pere Marquette Dorchester Central Club Centre Street Dorchester Joyce

Erne to Face Goodwin in Chelsea Boxing Showdown

Philadelphia featherweight Young Erne cancels a Philadelphia bout to focus on a 15 round clash with New England champion Chester Goodwin in Chelsea. Erne, in top condition, has held longer battles and aims to upset the home favorite amid strong Donahue and Attell form.

Abe Attell Attell Erne Goodwin Young Donahue Philadelphia Douglas A

Empire Club to Become Incorporated in Massachusetts

At a Boston annual meeting in Copley Square Hotel Colonel R G Newbold chaired. The Empire Club of Boston voted to form the British Empire Club of Massachusetts with officers named including President Colonel Newbold and Vice President Colonel Courtenay. Ladies day was postponed to the next monthly meeting.

Empire Club of Boston Copley Square R. G. Newbold Sixteenth Bedfordshire Regiment British Empire Club of Massachusetts C. S. Courtenay John R. Smith J. Otty Sharp

Dorchester A A Faces Technology Team In Saturday Match

The Dorchester A A will host Draper Hall at Friela's Corner as Boston area clubs seek away games. Interest grows in the Fish brothers clever play and a strong result from the Saturday contest against Technology.

Wellingtons Dorchester John Alentine Stonehars Street Dorchester A. A Boston Draper Hall Friela’s Corner Fish Brothers Burke Eighth Regiment

Local Youth Hockey Teams Seek Games Across City

The Cosmopolitans of the North End seek 130 to 135 pound 17 year olds for Wednesday and Saturday action and invite Centrals of East Boston Lincoln House and others. Team includes Elfman Braff Yavner J Lofchie Goldstein S Lofchie Moranson. 17-3 record last year. Hartford A C opens against Bowdoin A A second team and wants away games with 15-18 year olds. Emmet A C reorganizes seeking second-class teams. Boylston Club second team wants 120-125 pound away game Friday or Saturday. Roxbury Captain Brandt defends Roxbury against Melrose after a loss and offers exhibition game at Franklin on February 22. Centrals of East Boston to face North End Union Junior at North End Union arena tomorrow. Centrals lineup listed.

North End East Boston Lincoln House Elfman Braff Yavner J. Lofchie Goldstein S. Lofchie Moranson Jacob Braff North End Union Parmenter Street Hartford A. C Bowdoin A. A John O’brien Dewey Street Roxbury Emmet A. C Sweeney Madden Murphy Wagner Edward Murphy Burke Street Boylston Club F. N. Johnson Houston Avenue Mattapan Brandt Roxbury Hockey Club Melrose Hockey Club Ell Pond Lovell Melrose Hocke Club Teporeng Frankline Centrals North End Union Asium Kenefick 1. F Marley Barker Flanagan L. G Shevlin R. Gs

Grimshaw Viewed as Boston-Bound Club Star

The Buffalo Times notes Grimshaw of the local club is a star and likely to beat Lachance for a Boston move. Lachance replies that the Times will have another think coming, speaking from Waterbury.

Buffalo Times Grimshaw Boston Lachance Waterbury Times

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