Roxbury Latin Track Team Shows Bright Prospects
Roxbury Latin athletes have performed well in all sports this school year and the track squad is expected to score heavily at upcoming indoor meets. Coach Hugh McGrath includes D. E. Watson as captain with veterans J. Wendell Kennedy Burkhardt and Rugg returning to boost the team. Kennedy stands as one of the city’s top scholastic runners and is key to plundering points in running events at future meets. Candidates train at Boston College gym on Tue Thu Sat with a practice week before the schoolboy meet in March. Contending runners include Kennedy J Wendell Burkhardt Rugg O’Brien E Watson C Wendell Weinz Cate Santry Waterman Swan Booth Orth Rogers McLeod Draper Freedman Presser Jamieson Whitney Richardson.
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Hugh McGrath
D. E. Watson
J. Wendell
Kennedy
Burkhardt
Rugg
Boston College Gymnasium
O’brien
E. Watson
C. Wendell
Weinz
Waterboy Top Weight in Brighton Handicap
Waterboy is allotted 125 pounds as top weight in the Brighton handicap. McChesney gets one pound from Watercress’s son while Hermis receives three. Among four year olds Africander carries the top weight with Irish Lad one pound lighter.
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New York
Waterboy
Brighton
Vosburgh
McChesney
Watercress
Hermis
Africander
National Skating Group Plans War on Amateur Hockey League
Fifteen cities attended the National Amateur Skating Association annual meeting in Brooklyn. The group resolved to wage war on the Amateur Hockey League next year to seize control of the game and make the hockey championship nationwide instead of intercity.
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York
National Amateur Skating Association
Brooklyn
Hockey League
Dudley Wins from B A A in Candle Pin League
Dudley rolled 1874 to defeat B A A in three straight games as B A A managed 1300. South Boston Y C beat Old Belfry two of three, 899th topped Old Dorchester two of three but lost the final game by one pin. Highland also won two of three from Colonial. Morrison of Dudley led with 808 total while Duhig of the Battery posted 109 high single.
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South Boston Y. C
Old Belfry
Old Dorchester
Highland
Colonial
Morrison
High Roller
Duhig
The
Battery
Three Plumbers League Matches On Chauncy Alleys
Dalton Ingersoll swept Thomas Hoey Peck Bros. two teams claimed two out of three, Cambridge Plumbing beat IF. Webb two games to one. Scoring was light on the Chauncy lanes last evening.
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Plumbers
Dalton Ingersoll
Thomas Hoey
Federal keeps pace with wins in Commercial League
Federal won two of three against North Shore and South Shore swept Curtis Safe in Chauncy alley matches. Mac Donald of Federal rolled a high 592 series to pace the action.
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North Shore
South Shore
Curtis
MacDonald
Charlestown Tops Glendon in Mystic Valley League Meet
Charlestown won two of three games against Glendon at Everett last evening in a Mystic Valley league match. Han of Charlestown rolled high with 538 pins.
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Charlestown
Glendon
Everett
Han of
Geyre
First National Bank vs Redemption in Boys(?) Match
A special match between teams representing First National Bank and National Bank of Redemption was held last evening on Boylston amert. First National won three straight games by large margins. Individual scores included First National players Stone 243 Irving 225 Guilford 230 Bagsett 260 Richardson 282 with team totals 1250. Redemption players Grieves 254 Owens 240 Sanborn 219 Kimball 257 Swasey 267 with team totals 12387.
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Richardson
Grieves
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Kimball
Swasey
Belmont Beats Brookline in Special Bowling Match
Belmont wins two of three at McCarthy's alleys over Brookline in a bowling match. Individual games: Belmont Bean 244 Hadley 227 Hall 239 rege 270 Delaney 18. team scores 400 438 420 total 1258. Brookline Keen 257 Kingman 235 Pree 273 Hickey 289 Fenton 230. team scores 398 300 446 total 1234.
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McCarthy
Belmont Bean
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Kingman
Pree
Hickey
Fenton
World of Sport Roundup of Trotters Bets Meets and Races
An offer of 7500 for Stanley Dillon is rejected while James Brady eyes a new stable in Advilles. Directum Miller tops the stable crew. Entries for the B A A meet at Mechanics Hall on Feb 13 are surging toward a record. Pope plans silver cups for St Louis cycle races tied to Olympic events Aug 1 to six days. Pennsylvania four mile relay teams prep for A A U meet in Philadelphia. Daly wagers 1000 that a four man billiards team can beat Cure Marva Fournell Sutton in balk line play.
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Geers
James Brady
Adville
Directum Miller
Mechanics’ Hall
Go A. Pope
Mners
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Columbia
A. A. V. Athletic
Philadelphia
Maurice Daly
Schaefer
Olson
Vignaux
Cure
Marva
Fournell
Sutton
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Offers Free Trial
An old advertisement by Dr Shoop claims his Rheumatic Cure costs nothing if it fails. It offers a one month trial with six bottles arranged through a local druggist, costing $5.50 if successful and nothing if it fails, with the doctor sending a book on rheumatism upon request.
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Dr. Shoop
Wis
Complete Cure Offer From Boston Doctor Blair
Dr Blair offers a $5 complete cure before February 14 with exam and medicines included. Over twelve hundred visited, six hundred cured or improved. claims rapid, radical osteopathic treatment using X ray and Spintharescope.
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Blair
Doctor Blair
Boston
A Terrible Sufferer Edwin Lindholm Recovers After Blair Treatment
Edwin Lindholm of Cambridge reports severe back pain, chest cough, and persistent illness blamed on kidney trouble. After four years of ineffective care and hundreds of dollars spent, one doctor Blair treatment brought rapid relief enabling him to return to work.
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Hews St
Cambridge
Anenna
Blair
Cures That Are Cures Across the Nation
Doctor Blair’s methods have been copied nationwide with his writings used by doctors under false names. Literature can be copied but cures cannot. The rapid restorations astonish the community as individuals report quick, safe recoveries without long dosing or dangerous drugs. Read and investigate.
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Blair
United States
Kling Marries Kansas City Belle Today
Johnny Kling, catcher for the Chicago Nationals, will wed Miss Lillian Gradwohl in Kansas City today. Kling, hailed as a top catcher and backstop, has been with Frank Selee's Chicago Colts and is part of a wave of Colts marriages this off season.
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Chicago Nationals
Kansas City
Missouri
Frank Selee
Chicago Colts
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Kling
Lillian Gradwohl
Selee
Joe Tinker
Davy Jones
Miner Brown
Chance
Jimmy Casey
Boston Rooters
Criger
Horner
John Kling
Cy Young Birthday Becomes Gag For Veteran Pitcher
Jimmy Collins notes Cy Young, born on February 29, has celebrated about eight birthdays, making him the youngest old man in baseball. Collins, fans at Lenox, and word on Duke Farrell, Chick Stahl, and others show a playful, busy road to next season with hints of Farrell joining the team and Stahl thriving in Fort Wayne.
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Jimmy Collins
Collins
Young
Pittsburg
The
Lenox
Duke Farrell
Marboro
Farrell
Duke
Chick Stahl
Fort Wayne
Stahl
Freeman
Riley Grannan
Nervous Trouble Relief After Doctor Blair Treatments
Isaac Kelley of 344 Saratoga Street East Boston reports twenty five years of nervousness insomnia and headaches. He says after two Blair treatments he could sleep and his headaches vanished with his mind becoming clearer and stronger.
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Isaac Kelley
Saratoga St
Boston
Blair
Reading man credits Blair with curing rheumatism
William H Perkins of Reading Massachusetts says he suffered from rheumatism and neuralgia with constant pains. After visits to Doctor Blair he received no medicines and his treatment targeted the pain directly, leaving him feeling better than in five years.
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William H. Perkins
Reading
Mass
Bronchial Trouble Patient Praises Doctor Blair Treatment
Mr Daniel Furbush of 289 Shawmut Avenue reports an acute bronchitis attack last October that turned chronic. He credits a week’s treatment by Doctor Blair with making him a new man.
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Daniel Furbush
Shawmut Ave
Blair
Mary Thomas sings after one week with Doctor Blair
Mrs Mary Thomas of 128 Florence Street Everett says fifteen years of catarrh affected her nose throat and singing. After a week's treatment by Doctor Blair she reports marked improvement and can sing without trouble.
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Florence Sr
Everett
Blair
Deafness Complaint Cady Seeks Treatment Remarks
Mr Herbert Cady of 52 Crescent Avenue Newton Highlands reports long running deafness in his left ear with buzzing and poor hearing unless speaking loudly. He cites a treatment by Doctor Blair performed without pain or blood.
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Herbert Cady
Crescent Ave
Newton Highlands
Kidney Trouble Endorsed by Local Businessman
E D Powers of 88 Boylston Street, a prominent businessman, praises Doctor Blair for kidney related illness relief. He recounts five years of memory loss and fatigue, diabetes diagnosis, and severe back pain before seeking Blair’s treatment. He notes rapid improvement without medicines, calling himself a new man.
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Boylston St
Powers
Doctor Blair
Carey
Doctor Blair Brings Sleep Back For Asthma Patient
Mrs L Y e Nichol of 410A Boylston St reports three years of severe asthma and failed relief from five doctors. After treatment from Dr Blair she states she can now sleep peacefully and soundly again, noting remarkable improvement.
Home Treatment by Mail Offers Doctor Blair Cure
Doctor Blair markets a mail in home treatment promising the same results as his office care. Those applying before February 14 receive consultation treatment and medicines for a nominal sum. Five dollars covers the complete cure with no extra charges. Diagnosis blank sent free upon request.
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Blair
Boxing Gossip Drives Club Decisions on Private Fakery
Boxing authorities debate legality of boxing in private and chartered clubs as Criterion and Tammany Athletic plan wrestling shows to attract matches. The Criterion secures weekly meets for a four week span with a big Greco-Roman feature and a lightweights tournament inviting entrants from multiple cities.
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Local Bowling Winners Named in Somerset Rolloffs
The weekly 16 men rolloffs at Somerset alleys last evening produced top results with Miller rolling 818, W Clarke 308, Jouve 302, Travers 292, Garbutt 283, J Clarke 279, and Connors 278.
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Miller
W. Clarke
Jouve
Travers
Garbutt
J. Clarke
Connors
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