Weir Finds Belt in New York Pawnshop
Ike Weir, trainer for the Collins team, learns his long lost 120 pound Holske championship belt now hangs in a Third Avenue pawnshop window in New York. He will redeem it and notes the belt was stolen years ago while he held it. Weir plans saltwater baths at Revere Beach to shed weight before the Southern trip.
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Melrose Wins Two of Three Strings in Pin League Match
In Melrose Highlands the home team defeated Dorchester Colonials two strings to one in a Boston Pin league series. Wellman scored 302 in individual rolling and Guptill of Dorchester rolled well.
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Pythian Tops Greater Boston League Bowling Night
In a low scoring meet in Greater Boston, Pythian led with 1403 as high team total. Only three other teams surpassed 1300. Donnelly of Pythian rolled the top individual score with 291. Pythian swept Murray & Irwin, while Alston beat Harvard Square three straight. Sudbury beat Medford two of three, Noddie swept Grove Hall, Columbia Road won two of three from Carruth, Everett won two of three from Malden, and Terminal defeated Central two of three.
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Merrill Wins Fifth Billiard Match as Freeman Slugging Hopes Rise
The fifth Class A billiard tourney game saw Dr. Merrill defeat Mr. Worcester at Hub Billiard Palace. Worcester posted the tournament’s highest run to date. Buck Freeman plans a power season from Wilkes Barre, aiming long hits and a shoe reward scheme, with Back Bay windows insured for protection. Hart faces potential limits as the Taylor case nears resolution.
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Hart Taylor mixup stirs public in baseball controversy
The 1903-05 fall drama centers on Jack Taylor of the St Louis Nationals and Jim Hart of the Chicago Nationals. Chicago and Cincinnati officials push for an investigation as Hart denies accusations and Taylor defends himself amid fan scrutiny.
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Catarrh Cure Claim From Scranton Man
Hon George James of Scranton Pennsylvania declares twenty years of catarrh with hawking throat pain and foul breath ended after using Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. He reports instant relief after first application and cure after a few bottles.
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