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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1904
Page
3
A physician advertises six Dr Shoop Restoratives claiming permanent cures for most diseases via inside nervous system stimulation. He touts a six-bottle course priced at 5.50 with a trial offer, asks readers to request one of six books on specific conditions, and notes druggists may supply with or without a trial.
Frank Dwyer will be the sole new regular umpire this season in the American and National Leagues, previously connected with the Detroit club as business manager. Ban Johnson adds Connolly, Sheridan, O Loughlin as reserves, with Emslie, O Day, Moran and Johnstone returning in the National League. Kelley named extra man.
Brockton March 2 The Boston Athletic Association overwhelmed Charlestown tonight in the neutral alley game at the Commercial club taking all three games Missed spares caused the undoing of the Charlestowns while their opponents were strong with second balls Trutchinson of the B A A struck his leg and retired for Wool who bowled well The victory places the LB A A in first in the Gilt Edge series The score:
Newton March 2 Three league candle pin games were played as Northgate swept Riverdale and Maugus took two from Allston Golf. Hunnewell won three straight over Newton Boat Club, posting the night’s high total of 1334. Individual scores show Hunnewell leaders and high performers like Spaulding Kimball and Loring among others.
New York March 2 National and American league rules committees met in St James building and agreed on changes while planning a joint session to adopt a non conflicting schedule. Foul strike rule retained for coming season. Postseason will feature seven games between pennant winners. Two coaches allowed with at least one on base. Meetings adjourned to tomorrow for final approval.
Tip ONeill arrives from St John New Brunswick to join the Collins roster as a utility man. The speedster, hailed as the fastest runner in baseball, seeks a regular berth with Boston American leaguers. He played for Milwaukee last season, appeared in 123 games, and weighs about 180 pounds at 5 feet 11 inches. He travels to Washington and then Macon Georgia with the team ahead of season ten.
A crowded Goddard gymnasium hosts a field of men as Fred Tenney offers valuable pointers for the national meet. Six promising candidates are expected to prove their availability with practice notes and preparation underway for next week.
Tufts College baseball coach Chapman has split the Medford squad into two groups, reducing the roster to manage training and prospects. The move aims to sharpen players and prepare for upcoming play.
Within a month substantial funds will be spread to Southern beaneries. Stadium track work begins after snow melts. Catch er Moran is praised by the Boston Nationals after a salary cut. Bernard J. Weters arrives to train Annapolis track squads. Philadelphia Vesper Boat Club expects to win American titles at St. Louis. Tom Daly returns to the minors to captain and play second base for Providence.
Jimmy Walsh of Poston dominated Jack Desmond of Lowell at Riverview Athletic Club in Dracut. Desmond collapsed in the 12th round as Walsh landed rapid blows and earned the decision. Desmond showed early promise but failed to keep pace with Walsh’s offense.
James E B Sullivan chairman of the A A U boxing championships committee announces the annual championships of America will be held Monday evening March 28 at Mechanics building. events include 106 115 135 135 145 158 and heavyweight. New York will be represented in all classes with Rodenbeck Payne among entrants. Philadelphia Newark and Chicago plan strong entries.
Jack O'Brien, in Chicago, foregoes boxing for a month due to injured hands after refusing a 1500 dollar offer to fight Schretk in St. Louis. Substitutions may bring Joe Walcott to face Schretk if he agrees. Mellody vows to beat Buddy Ryan in Chicago as Mooney confirms their clash. Rockingham Club in Portsmouth, N H, schedules March 11 show with McKenna set, Brooks pending. Pantz finish discussed for Rice and Cahill potential rematch. Chelsea boxing halted. fans surprised.
Armchair remedy advertisement for Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root touts cures for rheumatism and kidney bladder woes. Claims Bright s disease risk and urges samples, a book, and mail offers from Dr Kilmer amp Co Bing hamton NY with nationwide drugstore доступ.
About a score of Harvard men vied for spots at Brookline Natatorium in an evening program with a water polo match and relay against Brookline Swimming Club. Harry LeMoyne led trials with a 28 second 50 yard, followed by S V Quinlan eight and a half seconds, Farley 31 1 2, Brennan 32, Shepard 32, Farrally 32.
A near record crowd is promised for Saturday night in Leominster as the Thomas Francis Meagher team faces the Gane squad. The $500 a side affair includes gate receipts and $600 in side bets, with both sides confident after last minute funds were deposited. Meaghers seek revenge after losses to Clan Camerons and a failed bid to pull out rumors, while Ganes boast 24 straight wins and no defeats in state competition.
On authority of National League magnate Garry Herrmann the Ridgewood ruling favors the Brooklyn club against the New York Americans. The decision, pending at a meeting in the Victoria Hotel, argues that a Manhattan located plant prevents the Americans from playing scheduled games in any other park, even if it lies in their domain.
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