Pantz Triumphs Over Kelley In Gloucester Bout
In Gloucester on June 6 Pan tz of Boston defeated Emergency Kelley of Boston after seven rounds in a rugged main fight. Kelley was knocked to the mat late in the seventh and could not rise. The referee ruled the blow legal despite Kelley’s foul claim. A physician deemed the punch fair. Pantz dominated the match, while preliminaries saw Billy Quinn decision over Kid Brady, and Sullivan knock out Saulnier after an early exchange. A large crowd witnessed the program.
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Gloucester
Gloucester A. C
Kid Pantz
Boston
Kelley
Pwinter M. Robison
Pantz
Billy Quinn
Cambridge
Kid Brady
John A. Sullivan
Magnolia
John Saulnier
Sullivan
Saulnier
Big Bicycle Race at Charles River Tonight
Tonight at Charles River Park a one hour paced championship of 1904 headlines action with riders Jimmy Moran Hugh MacLean Benny Munroe Basil De Guichard Will Stinson Louis Mettling and Patsy Keegan. Keegan arrives to challenge Moran and the field while De Guichard’s manager Bob Schultz bets on Munroe. Also on the card are a five mile motor race and a mile handicap featuring Burton Downing in what may be his final appearance before sailing to Europe.
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Jimmy Moran
Hugh MacLean
Benny Munroe
Basil de Guichard
Will Stinson
Louis Mettling
Patsy Keegan
Charles River Park
Champion
Sammy Sulkins
Lowell
Moran
Keegan
Bob Schultz
Munroe
Memphis Flyer
Burton Downing
Europe
Cincinnati and Boston collide as Pirates suffer another setback
Suthoff will start for Cincinnati while Pittinger handles Boston pitching. Mulford Zuber and Bancroft pace the finish. Amid chatter about Geier and McCuish, Boston mocks Pittsburgh’s post-season slump as Detroit headlines show Young beating Killian. Manager Bancroft eyes easy Boston wins while city teams seek strong weekend opponents.
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Cincinnati
Suthoff
Pittinger
Boston
Ben Mulford
Charley Zuber
Frank Bancroft
Geier
Detroit
Young
Killian
Pirates
Bancroft
Cambridge
Joe Kelley
Cozy Dolan
Johnstone
Tom Needham
Delehanty
Shorty McCuish
Pittsburg
Cooley
Tenney
Batty
Donlin
City Mills
Salem
A. L. Wall
Walpole
Stoneham
South Boston
Shaw
Sixth Street
South
Buck's Braves Lose Slow 10 Inning Game
In a marathon contest at the South End 15 errors and two pitchers used mark a wild game. Mike Donlin had three hits while Dolan and Corcoran added two apiece as Boston built leads and Cincinnati fought back. Tenney and Batty contributed timely hits, with a clever double steal and Carney's fly aiding Boston. Cincinnati rallied with three runs in the third and tied the score in the fifth before a 10th inning Cincinnati win on Key plays including Huggins, Woodruff, and Kellum.
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Mike Donlin
Dolan
Corcoran
Tenney
Batty
Carney
Seymour
Boston
Huggins
Cooley
Reds
Cannell
Raymer
Moran
Peitz
Gelér
Cincinnati
Fisher
Joe Kelley
Needham
Woodruff
Getler
Pietz
Geler
Kellum
Elliott
Buckenberger
Irving Wilhelm
Tom Fisher
Tom Needham
Johnstone
Geier
Delehanty
Geiler
Photo Seymour
Kelley
Peltz
Wilhelm
Pat Moran
Odwell
Fred Tenney
Donlin
Vu Filloct
Aodwell
Wcessvess
AB. R. BH
PO. A.E Geler
Abbaticchio
Tixiaagees
C. Ec. F
Eeene Estes
National Baseball Matchups Across Major Cities
Cincinnati visits Boston as St. Louis faces Philadelphia and Pittsburg plays New York while Chicago travels to Brooklyn in a slate of intercity showdowns.
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R. E Attee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburg
Ebiladelphia
P.O
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Kelley’s Reds After Pennant in Cincy Talk
Cambridge born Joe Kelley leading the Cincinnati Reds in the National League pennant chase declares focus on winning. He praises teammates Woodruff Hahn and Dolan Donlin Seymour and predicts a four-game win streak to decide the series. He notes New York and Pittsburgh as threats and commits to tomorrow’s game with pitcher Suthoff while Boston may use Pittinger.
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Joe Kelley
Cincinnati Reds
Kelley
New York
Pirates
Fred Clarke
Cincinnati
Cambridge
Collins
Corcoran
Steinfeldt
Woodruff
Dolan
Donlin
Séymour
Noodles Hahn
Tenney
Suthoff
Boston
Pittinger
Stolen bases and double plays noted in late game summary
Stolen bases by McGann two, Dolan, Wagner. double plays by Wiltse Dahlen Bresnahan. hit by pitch by Miller once, by Wiltse once. umpires O Day. Time 2 hours. Attendance not specified.
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McGann
Dolan
Wagner
Wiltse
Dahlen
Bresnahan
Miller
O’day
Cincinnati Wins In 10th After Wild Boston Defeat
In a high scoring Boston Cincinnati game, Cincinnati took the lead in the 10th on a string of errors by Boston fielders. Geier and Wilhelm struggled in the field with multiple mistakes, while Needham and Tenney contributed late for Boston but failed to secure the win. Pittinger faces Suthoff in today’s matinee.
New York routs Pittsburg at Polo Grounds in six innings
New York defeated Pittsburg 15 to 2 at the Polo Grounds. Bresnahan hit two home runs and scored in the big early inning, while Mathewson and McGann rested after the fifth. Camnitz allowed several runs as New York piled up 11 in three frames. Gilbert and Mertes contributed key hits in a decisive victory.
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New York
Pittsburg
Polo Grounds
Miller
Camnitz
Mathewson
McGann
Bresnahan
Dunn
Wiltie
Pitsburg
Wiltse
C. F
Browne
Beaumont
Clarke
Seer
Enne Wagner
Bransfield
Sebring
R. Fore
Ritchey
C Phelps
Smith
Ae Miller
Ak Kruger
St Louis Critics Fail in Poor Exhibition, Cubs Win Easy
Philadelphia dispatch reports St Louis played a poor game as the league tailenders won easily. Shay Beckley and Wolverton were benched for wrangling with Umpire Moran, leaving the crowd to witness a disjointed display.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Shay
Beckley
Wolverton
Moran
Brooklyn Beats Chicago In Low Scoring Pet Game
In Brooklyn on June 6, Brooklyn defeated Chicago in a well played game. Cronin held the visitors until the ninth inning when three hits broke the shutout. Both teams committed no errors.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Cronin
Boston Newspaper Baseball Meeting Tomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon at 5 30 a meeting of the Boston Newspaper baseball league will be held in Room 46 Herald office to elect officers adopt a constitution and draw up a schedule. Representatives from Herald Post Journal American met last week to form the league and a rules committee will report. A practice game between Herald and Post is scheduled at Franklin Field with tryouts for all candidates.
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Baseball League
Herald Office
Herald, Post, Journal
American
Globe, Transcript, Record
Traveler
Franklin Field
Herald and Post
Curran lauded as Stone School coach. Boston team strong
Dr. Samuel Curran, once Tufts pitcher, earns praise as coach of Stone School in Boston. Roland Wolfe, ex-Collins signee, plays centre field for Milwaukee and performs in reontal work. Under Pateey Donovan, Washington 18 braces and the St. Louis Browns are noted. Cardinals face a tough trip and risk returning to St. Louis to cooler reception if results fail to improve.
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Samuel Curran
Tufts
Stone
Boston
Roland Wolfe
Collins
Milwaukee
Pateey Donovan
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Cardinals
St. Lows
Final Renewal of Blair $10 Deafness Offer in June
Dr Blair extends his Medico Osteopathic deafness cure offer for June only. Over six hundred letters urged extra time, but the ad stresses this is the last such discount ever and urges early calls to secure the $10 complete cure.
The Guarantee Offer by Doctor Blair
Doctor Blair offers in person treatment at his office for ten dollars for a complete cure, with no further fees. The offer applies to all peonents who enroll before July 30, and will not be extended beyond that date. His practice is so large this will be the last special offer he will ever give.
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Doctor Blair
Blair
Equal Treatment Policy for Patients at Special Rate
Doctor Blair states the policy applies to all patients, new or renewing. New patients pay the old rate while renewal continues at ten dollars until cured, with no further charges after completion.
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Blair
Doctor Blair's Book Free Offer Explains Osteopathy
The notice advertises free distribution of Doctor Blair's book Osteopathy What It Is And How It Cares along with a history of the New Science. It invites interested readers to apply at the office or write for a copy, highlighting prominent men and women featured in the history.
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Blair
Deafness Positively Cured by Medico Osteopathy Claims
Doctor Blair, cautious by nature, asserts his experience with Medico Osteopathy shows it cures deafness and head noises with absolute certainty and rapidity. He cites cases of hearing restored after decades of near total deafness and reports no failures when treatment is faithfully applied.
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Blair
Deafness Reversed After Medico Osteopathy Treatment
James Hennessey of South Street Hingham Massachusetts had been deaf for more than fifteen years. After failing with Eye and Ear Infirmary and other specialists, a few weeks of Medico Osteopathy restored his hearing. He reports dramatic improvement and credits the treatment with reversing his long standing deafness.
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Hennessey
James Hennessey
South St
Hingham
Mass
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Doctor Blair’s Medical Credentials Noted Across States
Doctor Blair graduated from the Western Reserve University Medical Department in Cleveland in 1885 and pursued postgraduate work at the New York Polyclinic and the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. His credentials are endorsed by medical colleges or state boards of medical examiners in twelve states.
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Blair
Western Reserve University of
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Medico Osteopathy Restores Hearing For Ear Sufferer
A patient describes rapid improvement after treatment, stating he can hear ordinary conversation again and no longer needs to ask others to repeat. He credits Medico Osteopathy with opening up his ears and enabling him to resume business activities.
Free Consultation Offer By Doctor Blair
All persons applying by letter or in person will receive consultation and advice at no cost. Doctor Blair's Diagnosis Blank will be sent free to any address upon application.
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Blair
Manchester Defeats Nashua In Ten Innings 6 to 1
Manchester wins a 10 inning game 6 to 1 over Nashua. Labelle injured in sixth after holding Nashua to limited offense. Swope relieved. Soffel makes notable running catch in first inning. Worcestershire line missing. Game features include two base hits by Wilder and Soffel, and Birmingham and Knau scoring for Nashua. Attendance 250.
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Manchester
Labelle
Naneoes
Swope
Soffel
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A.E
Poar Graham
Pastor
Smith
Wilder
Page
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Wilson
Taylor
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Calhan
B'gham
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Hoar
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Cee Birmingham
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Birmingham
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Kerins
Fall River Stumbles as Haverhill Wins Narrowly
Fall River bats struggle in the ninth, falling 1 to 0 after a late rally. Connolly pitches a dominant relief showing, while Weddige Guiheen and Sechrist lead Fall River with limited offense. Haverhill pitcher Connaughton secures the win as Eagle and Hollis combine for the mound work.
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Fall River
Haverhill
Weddige
Guiheen
Sechrist
Connaughton
Colburn
Raftery
Hamilton
Lott
Lawrence Defeats New Bedford 7 to 2 in Open Game
Lawrence defeated New Bedford 7 to 2 in a well played baseball game on June 6. Lawrence dominated with strong batting and solid pitching as New Bedford struggled to respond.
Concord Fends Off Lowell In Slugging No-Show Game
In cold damp weather at Concord this afternoon the home team won 3 to 2. Lowell showed more hits but failed to rally, with sharp fielding by Dorgan Kane and Lowell limiting the visitors.
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Concord
N.H
Lowell
Dorgan
Kane
Harvard shuts out Andover 3 to 0 on Soldiers Field
Harvard defeated Andover 3 0 on Soldiers Field as R W Brown held Harvard to seven hits while Harvard captain impressed with reach despite wildness. Shorty Carr homered in the second inning driving in two runs as only 29 batters faced Brown and none reached second.
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Andover
Soldiers Field
R. W. Brown
Shorty Carr
AB Schildmiller
R. BH. PO
A. E
Stephenson
Carr
Clarkson
Brown
Randall
Matthews
Kennan
Raw
A. Clarkson
Deafness Reversed by Vedico Osteopathy in Melrose
J R Kingdon of Highland Avenue Melrose Massachusetts was totally deaf in his right ear for years. After a month of Vedico Osteopathy treatment by Dr Blair he regained hearing enough to hear a telephone and credits the doctors with restoring his ear's function and offers high praise.
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Mr. Kingdon
J. R. Kingdon
Highland Avenue
Melrose
Mass
J. Kingdon
Doctor Blair
Blair
Deaf Woman Recounts Cure by Blair Medico Osteopathic Treatment
Mrs. Alice Keough of Melrose Massachusetts describes years of deafness and fear of total loss of hearing. She credits Doctor Blair's Medico Osteopathic treatment with restoring her hearing, noting it was simple pleasant and painless and that she can now hear conversations even in low tones.
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Mrs. Keough
Blair
Alice Keough
Lamb St
Melrose
Mass
Doctor Blair
CAN HEAR A WHISPER Mr Larivee Restored After Treatment
Albert Larivee of Central Falls Rhode Island says his left ear had been deaf for years and he could hear only a ticking watch faintly in the right. After a few treatments with Dr Blair's Medico Osteopathic method his hearing returned he can now hear a whisper and understands ordinary conversation.
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Mr. Larivee
Albert Larivee
Jencks St
Central Falls
Rhode Island
Doctor Blair
Blair
Nimosa Wins At Gravesend In Opaque Card
J C Meager’s Nimosa, backed from 5 to 1 to 11 to 5, won the first race at Gravesend. Unmasked faded to finish far back. Czaraphine led Bedford stakes for two year olds as Gold Ten was runner up and Red Briar third. Multiple races listed with times and winners including Mimosa Grandpa Ortwells and Wayward Lass.
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New York
J. C. Meager
Gravesend
Nimosa
Czaraphine
Red Briar
Tower Cross Holds Election for Tufts 1905 Class
Tufts honorary senior society Tower Cross elected nine men from the 1905 class at College Hill this afternoon. The Tower Cross banquet is set for Wednesday evening at the United States Hotel.
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Tower Cross Society
TUFTS
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Promotes Health Claims
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a premier kidney liver and bladder cure. It lists symptoms of kidney trouble and urges readers to request a free sample bottle and pamphlet by writing to Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
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