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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1905

Page

3

Harvard fears Georgetown defeat in baseball

An old sport writer analyzes Harvard's refusal to play Georgetown citing cold feet and past losses. He argues Harvard aims to beat Yale in baseball and that Georgetown has repeatedly punished Harvard with defeats, suggesting the absence harms Harvard more than Georgetown.

Harvard Georgetown Crimson Matthews Col Randall Yale Walter Clarkson Orville Frantz

Neil to Fight Hyland in Frisco Tonight Bout at 122 Lbs Not for Title

Frankie Neil faces Dick Hyland in a 20 round match near San Francisco. Hyland, 17, is a rising amateur with early punch, but this is his first long bout against a champion. The fight is not a bantam title defense, with Neil favored 10 to 4 to win inside the limit.

San Francisco Frankie Neil Dick Hyland England Hyland O’neil Neil

Gossip of the Boxers Faces and futures of 154 pound matchups

Rumors swirl around Buddy Ryan of Chicago agreeing to meet Jack O'Brien in Philadelphia on February 15 at 154 pounds though Ryan may not weigh in. The piece questions Ryan’s claim to any white welterweight title and contrasts rival contenders like Langford, Walcott, and Gardner, while previewing other local bouts and upcoming cards in Chelsea, Everett, and Portland with fighters such as Murphy, Attell, Goodwin, Donahue, and Baldwin.

Buddy Ryan Chicago Jack O’brien Philadelphia A. C Ryan Honey Mellody Mellody Jimmy Gardner Joe Walcott Sam Langford Jack Blackburn Dave Holly Yan O’brien America Tommy Murphy New York Abe Attell Tommy Chester Goodwin Murphy New England Goodwin Chelsea Douglas A. C Young Donahue Roxbury Joe Nelson Fred Sidney Buffalo Sunflower Frank Harkins Everett Connie Mack Charlestown Donoline Nelson Mississippi Tommy Coleman Jimmy Devine Pinkey Evans Yonkers Jimmy Briggs Willie Lewis Lawrence Club Unity Cycle Social and Athletic Club Kenney Lawrence Lowell Matty Baldwin Cambridge Baldwin Jimmy Burke Kid Goodman Johnny Burdick Portland Burdick Goodman Kid Broad Pittsfield Broad Young Kenney Kid Pantz

Rejuvenate with Walmor Tablets Promoted in City Ads

An advertisement touts Walmor Tablets to smooth the complexion and renew youth by rebuilding the nervous system and regulating the kidneys. Priced at 50 cents per box with a 12 box guaranteed quantity for $5, sold by multiple merchants across Dewey Square Gardner's Tremont Street Harrison Avenue Washington Street School Street Friend Street and Boylston Street areas.

Walmor Walker-Rintels Drug CO Dewey Sq Gardner's Tremont St Harrison Ave Washington St

Boxers Fight In Music Hall Bouts at Leominster

Three bouts were held at Music Hall before 400 spectators under the Columbia Athletic Club. In the first, Jack O Hearn of South Boston defeated Len Bailey of Worcester in six rounds, Bailey collapsing unconscious at midnight with suspected brain concussion. Johnny Sheehan beat Patsy McKenna in six rounds, Blink McCloskey outpointed Belfield Walcott on a foul in the 11th of a 15 round bout. Bob Burns of Fitchburg refereed.

Leominster Music Hall Columbia Athletic Club Jack O’hearn South Boston Len Bailey Worcester O'Hearn Bailey Harry C. Keay M. H. Tierney Johnny Sheehan Patsy McKenna Blink McCloskey Philadelphia Belfield Walcott Bob Burns Fitchburg

Burke Wins Over Sullivan In 12-Round Gloucester Bout

Jimmy Burke of Lawrence defeated John A. Sullivan of Gloucester in a twelve round decision before a large Gloucester A. C. crowd. Burke led from the start, pressed for a stoppage, while Sullivan showed gameness landing a few hard rounds, including a knockdown in the third.

Gloucester Jimmy Burke Lawrence John A. Sullivan Gloucester A. C Burke Sullivan Lawrence Boy Johnny Lynch Cambridge Billy Sullivan Ralph Kelley Kid Carter Chelsea

Fletcher wins 100 mile beach race in 78 minutes 24 seconds

H W Fletcher drove an 80 horsepower car to win the Ormond Daytona beach 100 mile race in 78 minutes 24 seconds. The event drew 10 machines with many accidents and tire problems. Bernin Sartori and Wallace also faced trouble but finished in the top places.

Ormond, Fla H. W. Fletcher Ormond-Daytona Beach Arthur E. MacDonald A. LeBlanc B. M. Shanley, Jr M. G. Bernin W. Gould Brokaw Paul Sartori Alfred G. Vanderbilt William Wallace Charles DePlus Joseph H. Heller Samuel B. Stevens Walter Christie Charles Canault R. E. Jarrige O. F. Thomas Mr. Stevens Mr. Sartori Mr. Wallace Mr. Fletcher Bernin Sartori Fletcher H.P. H. W. Fletcher W. G. Brokaw Vanderbilt Stanley Christie Wm. Wallace Wallace

Swamp Root Offer Promises Free Sample Bottles

Readers are urged to try Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root kidney and bladder remedy with a free sample by mail. The ad lists numerous symptoms of kidney trouble and touts Swamp Root as a proven healer, urging readers to send for a sample bottle and a booklet of testimonials.

Nature Bright Baie B. H. Chalker Police Zark Ala Swamp Root Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Boston Daily Post Dr. Kilmer

Church Boy Athletes Set Records at Sodality Meet

The sixth annual track meet of the Boys Sodality at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Boston College gym featured record times in the 25 yard dash and a controversial open handicap result. Hodgkinson and O'Brien posted fast times, while Herbert Rodgers of Dedham High School won the open dash by default.

Sodality Church of the Immaculate Conception Boston College Hodgkinson O’brien Herbert Rogers Dedham High School F. Hill Brookline Y. M. C. A Eugene Hodgkinson St. Alphonsus A. A H. G. Resegari Tufts A. A F. W. Stone J. A. McGuinness Cathedral A. A Herbert Rodgers Dedham H. S Mullen E. J. Brene J. A Green Tufts H. Rodgers C. D. Dalton J. J. Magee Boston Dedham H.S Dedhan H. S

John S. Taylor A Baseball Magnate Turns Bowler At Local Alley

Boston owner John S. Taylor, famed for last year’s pennant and recent bowling wins over Ban Johnson, prepares to meet other magnates in a bowling series. The Post publishes its first photo of Taylor bowling, showing a high candle pins score of 115 after his bottle pins victory. Taylor champions baseball golf and bowling, with ties to Clinton nine and Tedesco Country Club.

John S. Taylor Ban Johnson Taylor Johnson Clinton Nine Jimmy Collins South Tedesco Country Club The Post Today

Baseball News and Comment on First Basemen Debate

Crane praises Dan McGann as top first baseman in the country while Chesbro backs Tenney. In Boston Tenney would lead 10 to 5. O'Brien to call about 2 30. Herman Long attends the American Association meeting in a fur overcoat and weighs five pounds less. He plans to manage and play second for Des Molines. Luther Taylor of the Giants tutors at a Kansas City deaf mute school.

Am Crane New York Dan McGann Jack Chesbro Tenney Chesbro Boston McGann Fred O’brien Herman Long American Association Herman Des Molines Luther Taylor The Giants Kansas City

Skating Bulletin Rates Local Rinks by Park

The park department issued a skating bulletin listing conditions: Franklin Field good, Gibson playground fair, Neponset playground fair, Roslindale playground fair, First street playground fair, Strandway playground good, Billings Field fair, Wood Island Park fair.

Franklin Gibson Neponset Roslindale First Street Strandway Billings Wood Island

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