Boston Gentlemen's Driving Club Opens Sleigh Parade
The Boston Gentlemen's Driving Club will open its new clubhouse on the Charles River speedway this afternoon with a parade. Members will be in their racing and family sleighs, accompanied by a large delegation and a sleighing carnival atmosphere.
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Charles River Speedway
Boston Gentlemen’s Driving Club
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Commonwealth and
Brighton Avenues
Everett Street
Western Avenue
Speedway
Indian healer offers free tests and cures for disease
No examination necessary. The Indian doctor claims to diagnose any disease without patient knowledge and to cure instantly with hands, roots, herbs, and barks. Free test consultations daily from 9 am to 4 pm, open evenings 7 to 8 pm for gentlemen.
Doctor to Visit Salem Wednesdays and Thursdays
Dr. Liverpool will be in Salem Massachusetts at Office 360 Tremont Street Boston on Wednesdays and Thursdays. He will see patients at Office 219 Essex Street Rooms 9 and 10.
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Tremont St
Boston
Liverpool
Salem
Mass
Essex St
No Professional Coach For Worcester High Crew
Worcester High will start its eight oared crew season with no professional coach for the first time since rowing began at the school. Graduate guidance will be sought if free, otherwise the boys will row themselves. Budget constraints require funds to cover the season. training begins this week in the school tower before water practice on Lake Quinsigamond when ice clears.
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Worcester
Worcester High
Lake Quinsigamond
Boxing Gossip Promised 15 Rounds At Tammany A C Show
The five bout card features Milo versus Snelling for 15 rounds amid a 50 cent admission crowd in Chelsea. Snelling, Canada welterweight champion, and Milo, Pennsylvania champ, have both shown knockout power. Other matches include Jimmy Ryan vs Young Ade and Sullivan against Young Allen, with Lenox Club's Friday card showcasing top regional fighters and a planned Portland 15 round bout.
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Tammany A
Harry Milo
Harry Snelling
Milo
Chelsea
Snelling
Criterion Club
Jimmy Ryan
Young Ade
Canada
Pennsylvania
Black Fitzsimmons
Tom Shaw
John L. Sullivan
Vermont
Young Allen
Sullivan
Ade
Lenox
Rouse O’brien
South Boston
Patsy McKenna
North End
Jimmy Hanlon
West End
Billy Griffin
Lenox Club
Bellows Falls
Jack Dwyer
Brown
Billy Rice
Chester Goodwin
Austin Rice
Portland
Rice
New London
Conn
Goodwin
Jimmy Briggs
Dave Sullivan
Jack Soley
Bailey
Braniey A. C
Philadelphia
Kid Wilson
Orange
N. J
Joe Gans
Dave Holly
Sam Langford
Boston
Chelsea A. C
Steve Mahoney
Kidde
Fall River
Ash
Plant Team Edges East Boston A A in Tight Game
At the Thomas G. Plant Company gymnasium the Plant eighth team defeated the East Boston Athletic Association third team 10 to 8. The game remained tied at the end of the second half and 14 minutes were needed to decide it by a field goal from Greenman. About 400 spectators attended, with Mr. Walters as referee.
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Thomas G. Plant Company
Thomas G. Plant
East Boston Athletic Association
Greenman
Walters
Harvard Plans to Sweep Track Dual Meets this Year
Harvard trainer John Graham aims to win all track duals by forming a second track team to develop overlooked talent. Last year a Soldiers Field consolation meet produced four records that would have placed fourth at the national trials. The new program has drawn many candidates for Harvard’s extended track program this season.
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John Graham
Harvard
Yale
Graham
Soldiers Field
John Boyle O Reilly Tug Of War Team Seeks Match
Charlestown based John Boyle O Reilly tug of war team issues a challenge to any four man crew not exceeding 60 pounds. Managed by Thomas Black, the unit is noted as one of New England’s strongest for its weight and awaits replies at Mystic Wharf Charlestown Boston and Maine railroad.
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Earth
John
I. Sullivan
The
Criterion
Guy Ashley
George
Ashley
Boston
E. J. Jackson
Fall River
Mass
the Herald
Post
Kid Goodman
Chester Goodwin
John T. Carey
South Boston
Carey
J. Cc. C
Owen T
Corbett
Young Hanlon
Theo
Eldracher
Roxbury
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
Hartford
Renton
Rob Roy
John Boyle O'Reilly
Charlestown
New England
Thomas Black
Mystic Wharf
Boston & Maine Railroad
Sweeney
Childs
Black
Regan
New Marks in City League Set Two Records
Two new records were set as Boylston beat City Hall with a total of 1477, 20 pins higher than Sudbury’s prior mark. Clements of Boylston posted 332 for a three string total, a new individual record. City Hall dropped two to Boylston. Sudbury and City Hall now share first place. Wins went to St James Boylston Sudbury Old Colony Murray Irwin Somerset and Hub.
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City Hall
Sudbury
Clements
Rexford
St. James
Old Colony
Murray & Irwin
Somerset
Hub
Dartmouth
Walsh
Roee
Shute
Garbutt
Kerr
Eee
Jeuve
Campbell
Millen
Hersom
Brown
iCoburn
Murray & Irwin's
Carrie McAteer
Potter Onbioe
McGrath
Raerences
Finnegan
Evans
Burns
McCarthy
Leahy
Stumpf
Parker
Cole
OM Colony
Alors
MT. Curarant
Gilleebe Fai Miller, Jr
Coughliin
State Street Trust
Deval Rust
New England
Puritan
ENG
Huegle
Ocnaen
Quimby
Peters
Chandler
Stevens
O—E Ee Ees Notals
State ST
Uaes
Joblin Ee
Johnson Ses i
Roberts Ae
Hayes
Turnbull
Farrell Evses
Whitepuib
Minton Coors
Chauncy
Tiger Roadsters
Mets
Elm Whiteeeses
Charlestown
Tigers
Stanley
Cam Ae
Ercy Ee
Meleugniin Ee Ee
Bradle
Johnson Eee Ornaston
Os Meyers Ee
Eevee Mitchell
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Breslin Eevee
Ducie
Ducker Doherty
Kelley
Theissen
Nelleeeee
O'Brien
Mystic Valley League
Thousands of Women Suffer Kidney Trouble Found Relief
An 老 advertisement-style note promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for women's kidney problems misattributed to womb or female weakness. It claims back pain fatigue and irritability improve after use, offers a free sample by mail, and lists Binghamton New York as the address on every bottle.
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Dr. Kilmer
The
Post
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Lawson and McFarland Crown Australian Cycling Laurels
Iver Lawson and Floyd McFarland, the American cyclists in Australia, have been hailed as the fastest pair in the country. Lawson leads the winnings table with eight firsts and one second for $800, while McFarland has $250, with Don Walker and others handicapped behind them.
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Iver Lawson
Floyd McFarland
Australia
Don Walker
McFarland
Lawson
Malden Takes Two of Three Over Towandas
Orne posted the top individual score with 220 in alimie and 540 total as Malden beat Towandas two games to one. Team totals show Keene 2429 and 713 904 752 across rounds, with Herrick Buxton Brown and Chase contributing solid numbers in the matchup.
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Arlington, Jan
Sane A
Boat Club
Wera Carter
Cee Sculley
Ote Rankin
Phinney
Brooks
Carter
Ratte Oo Gee
Haggerty
Aary
Flynn
Gillette” Clan
Kernwood
Malden
Orne
MA Alimie
Keenwood
Taylor
Etwas
Chase
3Uckman
Herrick
Baseball and sports notes from Boston and beyond
A mixed tally of baseball and athletic news includes Geier leading the American Association bats with .364 and Jiggs Donohue moving to first base for the Chicago Americans hitting .341. Walker of Louisville tops pitchers with 27 wins. Other items note Kilian bought by Detroit for $500, Sheckard and Brooklyn, and a fledgling Malden Independents basketball club. Track dates for U of P announced, and Maryland swimmer William J. Glover, Jr. eyes the English Channel. Baseball management talk includes Nichols for St Louis, plus college teams cancel games with pros and military units forming basketball teams in Massachusetts.
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Geier
Boston Nationals
American Association
Buckenberger
Jiggs Donohue
Isbell
Chicago Americans
Walker
Louisville
Cincinnati
Collins
John Rooney
Chicago Cop
Tom Jenkins
Frank Sparks
Cains
Philadelphia Nationals
Hugh Duffy
Detroit
Killian
Cleveland
Killan
Nashville
Harry Aubrey
Billings
Batty
McGraw
Brooklyn
Sheckard
Ned Hanlon
Malden Independents
Chester Burgess
William H. Quain
H. M
U. of P
Columbia University
New York A. C
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Columbia
Harvard
Boston
Georgetown University
Cornell
Georgetown
William J. Glover, Jr
Maryland
English Channel
Glover
Tolchester
River View Park
Johnny Fisher
Barney Oldfield
Century Road Club Association
Eastern University
Kentucky
State College of Kentucky
Kentucky University
St. Paul
Nichols
St. Louis
Nick
Kansas City Blue Sox
Dartmouth College
Concord
N. H
Potter
Phillies
St. Mark's School
Southboro
Company M
Eighth Regiment
Somerville
L. L. Hanaford
Federal Street
Gloucester Athletic Association
William R. Ferguson
Gloucester
Mass
Company H, Eighth Regiment
Salem
John J. Hurley
Company H Armory
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