Boston Wins Close Game Over Brooklyn 2 1
New York June 27 The Bostons defeated the Brooklyns at Washington Park 2 to 1 in a well played game. Pittinger pitched for Boston and held Brooklyn to five hits while Boston had twice that. Carney, Delehanty, and Raymer provided the spark, with Delehanty stealing home earlier and the deciding run coming on Raymer's single and Dobbs throw home. Brooklyn stranded runners, and McCormick and Gessler were involved in late plays as Brooklyn’s bats went quiet after the seventh inning. The winning run stood after Carney’s bunt, Batty’s sac, and Delehanty’s walk plus Raymer’s single.
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New Yorks Win Eleventh Straight In Philadelphia Outburst
The New Yorks defeated the Philadelphians 11th straight victory today with strong fielding from Hulswitz and Bowerman. McGann was ordered from the game after disputing a decision in the second inning.
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Pittsburg Bunched Hits For Four Runs In Chicago Game
Chicago and Pittsburg clash with bunched hits in the second and third innings yielding four runs for Pittsburg and twelve men retired Lundgren. Chicago errors and singles push two runs in the seventh. A hit batsman, an out, and three singles add two more in the ninth.
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Squire Company edges Fort Strong in 12 innings 8 to 7
The John P. Squire Company defeated Fort Strong 8 to 7 in a 12 inning game at East Cambridge yesterday. Batteries Thayer and Giles for Squire Pierson and Ni an for Fort Strong.
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Powell's pitching 100 much for champions
New York Invaders beat Boston 8 to 4 with Jack Powell dominating. Dougherty drove in two runs as Powell yielded little and Boston failed to mount sustained offense. The win tightens New York's lead as Boston battles for pennant positioning in a tense Huntington Avenue showdown.
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Phillies Open Series With 5 2 Victory Over Washington
The Phillies defeated Washington 5 to 2 as Bende' pitched effectively with eight strikeouts and six hits allowed, three of which were errors. The opening game of the series was played in Washington on June 27.
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Dineen Leaves Game With Wrenched Ankle
The Collins team suffers as Bill Dineen injures his ankle before the game. Dr. Erb says rest for a day or two. The setback adds to Collins woes after two defeats by New York and risk of Boston slipping to second place. Collins remains stoic despite criticism.
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Dougherty shines as Roxbury meets fair ladies day crowd
In a season defining game, Roxbury pitcher Cooney is summoned to Dorchester early this forenoon as Dougherty impresses with a sharp batting eye. Clarkson will not pitch in the series, Griffin hints he may depart with the Invaders, and O’Neill’s eighth inning at bat proves pivotal amid a flurry of trades and defensive miscues.
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Punch that Elevates Social Gatherings by C H Graves & Sons
A social gathering is enhanced by HUB. PUNCH, praised for consistent excellence and uniform quality. Easy to prepare, it remains the ideal beverage for sociability. Sold by licensed dealers generally. C. H. GRAVES & SONS, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
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Blair $10 Cure Offer Ends Soon for Deafness
Doctor Blair announces a two day limited guarantee offer ending Thursday at 8 PM for his cure of deafness and head noises. He warns the deal won’t be renewed and asserts the treatment has gained general acceptance.
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Doctor Blair's $10 guarantee offer expires Thursday
Doctor Blair offers a limited time cure for deafness and head noises at a nominal price with a positive guarantee. He notes crowded Boston offices and urges those seeking relief to act by 8 P M Thursday June 30. He describes a progression from doubt to belief among scientists and the public based on repeated successful cases.
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Doctor Blair’s Last Deafness Cure Offer
Doctor Blair offers in person treatment for a flat ten dollar fee until cured at his offices until July 1. The guarantee applies to all cases accepted this month and will not be extended after June 30. The offer emphasizes no further charges pending a complete cure.
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Fall River Beats Haverhill 3-2 in Ninth Inning
Fall River took a 3-2 victory over Haverhill on June 27 as Gusheen and a McFarland single produced a decisive ninth inning. Connolly and Gutheen led a scattered hit effort, with Connolly credited for a three-base shot and Tibbetts a two-base hit. Attendance reached 550 at the field with Yeager and Connolly yielding three and five strikeouts respectively.
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Soffel Shines as Concord Beats Nashua 7 4 in High Scoring Game
Costly errors in the first and sixth innings gave Concord the win over Nashua 7 to 4. Soffel led the offense with strong batting while Concord fielding faltered on plays with runners on base. Attendance was listed at 400 with umpire River calling the game.
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Lowell Defeats Manchester In Tight Wheimes Park Battle
Lowell edged Manchester 1 0 at Wheimes Park in a hard fought game. Bushey struck out seven to Volz's two as timely hits carried Lowell. Features included a foul fly by McGovern near the bench and a running catch by Taylor in center. Grant stole three bases, with other notable plays by Wilder, Cote, and Merritt.
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New Bedford Beats Lawrence Behind Strong Pitching
Josslyn held Lawrence to three singles as New Bedford triumphed 2 to 1. Jordan yielded four baserunners on balls while Ampiss Sullivan drew boos for three disputed calls at home plate. Burrill hit a three base shot, Valdois stole a base, and O Hara was hit by a pitch. Time 1b 41m. Attendance about 300.
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Odd Lady Hears After Medico Osteopathic Treatment
Abbie Straw of 807 Parker Street Roxbury reports deafness for years with rapidly worsening right ear. After treatment by Dr Blair she regained hearing and could hear the entire ceremony of the United Order of Odd Ladies, praising his methods and noting she could not hear before.
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Doctor Blair’s medical training and credentials noted
Doctor Blair graduated from the Western Reserve University medical department in 1885 and pursued postgraduate work at the New York Polyclinic and the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. Credentials are endorsed by medical colleges or state medical boards in twelve states.
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Kidney Trouble Cured by Doctor Blair
Mrs Montena of Jamaica Plain suffered a decade with kidney pain and dizziness. After visiting Doctor Blair, she reports improved health in two months and says she feels stronger than in years. She endured multiple doctors and patent remedies before seeking Blair’s care.
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Donahue Wins From Burdick In Ten Round Bout
More than 1000 spectators attended the Cambridge A A bouts last night. The main event matched Young Donahue of Roxbury against Johnny Burdick of Marlboro in a gruelling 10 round contest, with Donahue taking the decision. Also at Cambridge Jimmy Maher met Jack Rody to a six round draw, Johnny Lynch fought Rouse O'Brien to a decision for O'Brien, and Tommy Cunningham faced Young O'Neill as Willie Quinn was out. O'Neill's sunburned shoulders led to the stoppage by his seconds at the end of the third round.
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Baldwin and Pantz Fight 15 Fast Round Draw
Gloucester crowd of 800 watched Matty Baldwin of Charlestown and Kid Pantz of Boston box 15 hurricane rounds to a draw in the fastest bout ever seen in Gloucester. Pantz led early, Baldwin surged late, Weir of Belfast refereed. Earlier, Barrish beat Alcourt on a sprained wrist claim, and Rourke of Cambridge drew with Joe Williams of Boston over six rounds.
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Caldwell Moran At Charles River Tonight
A match race at Charles River Park features Jimmy Moran of Chelsea and Harry Caldwell of Manchester N H. The winner takes the purse with a $500 side bet. First heat 10 miles behind motors, second heat on four horsepower machines, possible third heat by coin toss. A mile amateur handicap also scheduled.
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Terrible Head Noises Relief Through Medico-Osteopathy
James Campbell of Mansfield Massachusetts endured seven years of constant ears noises described as waterfalls steam and whistles. After nine doctors failed to help he sought Doctor Blair's Medico Osteopathic treatment and within weeks the noises vanished. He credits the method with curing his condition and improving his sleep and life.
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Deaf for Years Heals Through Medico Osteopathic Treatment
Mr. J E Church of 23 Essex St Cambridge says he had been gradually deaf since 1893 and worsened until three years ago when he could not hear a clock tick. After trial of Mass Ear Infirmary with no benefit he tried Blair Medico Osteopathic treatment and reports remarkable improvement, hearing a clock tick across a room. He urges others to consider the treatment.
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Dolly Spanker Wins Equality Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
On June 27 at Sheepshead Bay Dolly Spanker added a starter to win the Equality stakes race of one mile at odds 6 to 1 with a final time of 1:38. Cascine, dropped in odds, finished first in the second race but was disqualified for fouling, Tepee officially awarded the race. The program also listed other races with Tepee, Tongorder, Dalesmian and Gay Lizette among the winners and times recorded for each.
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Hercules A C beats Mohawk A C 14 to 3 in Dorchester clash
Hercules A C won the first of a three game series at Dorchester High Field 14 to 3 over Mohawk A C. Three runs were earned for Hercules while Mohawk committed eight errors in the outfield. Batteries Bowman Waterman Anderson Brehaut.
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Kidney and Bladder Troubles Prominently Cured
Promos claim Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root cures kidney bladder and uric acid troubles rheumatism back pain and holds water. It promises relief from frequent daytime and nightly urges. Sample bottle and book offered free by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co Boston Daily Post notice.
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