Schedule of the Americans
After two days of meetings the American and National league committees set the 1910 season dates in New York. The American league opens April 14 with clashes in major cities. 153 games are slated for each club, with multiple conflicts across Boston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and New York.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Wadston and Collins Team Set for Huntington May and July 4 Games
Reported chatter from Huntington Avenue as Wadston, Collins team, and players like Mitchell, ONeill, Keeler, Chesbro, and Duffy prep for spring baseball and a Patriots Day swing. Bransfield accepts stock in lieu of cash, Burkett trains near Lake Quinsigamond, and Dougherty marries as Collins fans anticipate season readiness.
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Plums
Collins
Huntington Avenue
Ators
Patriots
Mitchell
Phillies
Parent
O’neill
Hugh Duffy
Malachi Kittredge
Keeler
Chesbro
Kitty Gransfield
Preyfuss
Bransfield
Pittsburg Street Railroad Company
Jesse Burkett
Lake Quinsigamond
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Sass
P. Dougherty
Dougherty
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Freeman
Lachance
Ferris
Young
Criger
Pat Moran
Towanda Club Sets New Mystic Valley Candlepin Scores
The Towanda Club at Woburn rolled three straight wins over Old Bel Fry and set league records for team single and total scores at 488 and 1409, surpassing the former marks of 482 and 1893 held by the 999th A. A. of Charlestown. Glendon delivered the evening’s best individual total with 801 for Towanda, as Arlington Boat Club swept Charlestown.
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Towanda
Old Dorchester Dominates Suburban Interclub Finale
Old Dorchester swept Colonial two of three at candle pins and three straight at bottle pins and bil liards. In Chauncy alleys last night Locke Stevens won two of three from James Barrett, Peck Brothers beat Thomas Hoey two of three, and Smith Anthony won three straight against F W Webb.
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Colonial
Plumbers
Locke Stevens
James Barrett
Peck Brothers
Thomas Hoey
Smith & Anthony
F. W. Webb
Dr Shoop Restorative postal offer to aid the sick
An advertisement offers sending a postal card to request help for a sick person. Dr Shoop promises to supply six bottles of Restorative through a local druggist at his risk and demands payment only if the patient improves. He claims a 39 of 40 cure rate, describes nerve-strengthening effects, and provides Racine Wisconsin address for orders with note that mild cases may cure in one or two bottles.
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Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
New Century League Action At Dedham Alleys
The pinfall in the New Century league last night was light with no new records. Dedham won three games from the Independents, Webster defeated Roslindale, and Boylston went 1 1 1 in the series with a rolloff victory over Hyde Park at Dedham alleys.
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Independents
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Roslindale
Boylston
Hyde Park
Dedham Alleys
Superintendents split games and win rolloff at Old Colony
In the Telephone league at Old Colony alleys last night the Superintendents won one and lost one, then captured the rolloff from Collection. The Managers matched the same results against the Cashiers. Perry of Collection rolled a high total of 270.
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Old Colony
Perry
Poultry Defeats Eggs in Marketmen League Match at Carruths
Poultry beat Eggs in a three game Marketmen League event at Carruths last evening two games to one. Both teams posted solid totals with Eggs holding a two pin edge in the higher overall score. Littlefield of Eggs led with a 604 series. The final score line follows.
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Carruth’s
Littlefield
American Loan Clinches Win Over Lee Higginson In City Match
American Loan, leaders of the Trust Companies league, defeated Lee Higginson, champions of the Bankers and Brokers' league, on Chauncy alleys last evening. Ilsley led scoring for American Loan with a 282 game high.
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Trust Companies League
Lee Higginson
Bankers and Brokers
Ilsley
Parks and Inman Square Team Win 2 of 3 at McCarthy's
At McCarthy's alleys last evening Parks and Inman Square teams rolled a four game return match. Parks won two of the three games and Ganley led with a 293 high series.
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Inman Square
Ganley
Local Baseball Buzz Draws Fans From Winter Retirements
Fans emerge from winter lull as baseball talk sweeps Be Ginnits to Boow with chatter around resorts and early season expectations. Enthusiasm grows as locals anticipate opening games and player matchups.
Rules Adopted by Nationals
New York March 3 The National league ratified the playing rules report and adopted a revised constitution renaming the league National League of Professional Baseball Clubs eight cities Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Chicago permanently. A new players clause allows contract players to appeal to the league president for unjust treatment and blacklists disqualifications for crookedness. An added policy bans games with independent or amateur clubs housing ineligible players and limits postgame presentations by officials if play is called.
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National League
Hotel Victoria
Messrs. Brush
Herrmann
Potter
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Edward Hanlon
National Association
Max Fleischmann
No American Challenge Yet for Lawn Tennis Cup
London March 3 news notes surprise that no challenge has arrived from America for the Davis international lawn tennis cup to be played at Wimbledon in July. Entries close March 7 and a reminder has been sent to the U S National Lawn Tennis Association. A French challenge is received and an Austrian challenge is expected.
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London
America
Wimbledon
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Austria
Fencing Tournament at Harvard Tonight
Harvard hosts the biggest fencing meet in school history with Harvard Yale Pennsylvania and MIT clashing on the Hemenway gym floor. The event previews the April intercollegiate tournament featuring Harvard Yale Columbia Cornell West Point Annapolis and Pennsylvania. Harvard fencers include Captain Harry Holmes W Macleod Arthur Tyng W F F Low R.S. Earle and J. R Nichols.
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Pennsylvania
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hemenway Gymnasium
Columbia
Cornell
West Point
Annapolis
Harry Holmes
W. Macleod
Arthur Tyng
W. F.F. Low
R.S. Earle
J. R Nichols
Team Races Planned for Boston College Games
A number of relay races have been arranged by the management of the Boston College A. A. for its meeting March 11. Somerville High is matched against Brookline High, Brighton High against Roxbury Latin, Volkmann against DeMerritte, English High against Boston College Prep, Boston Latin against Mechanic Arts, Cambridgeport Gym against Cambridge Y. M. C. A., and South Boston High against Dedham High.
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Boston College A. A
Somerville High
Brookline, High
Brighton High
Roxbury Latin
Volkmann
DeMerritte
English High
Boston College Prep
Boston Latin
Mechanic Arts
Cambridgeport Gym
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
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Dedham High
Brighton Prospect Raftery Aiming for South with Duffy
Brighton baseball followers expect Raftery to excel as an outfielder after joining Hugh Duffy in the South. A letter mentions Pitcher Leahey of South Boston slated to pitch this season. Bobby Lowe watches the managers wanted column as he lies idle, with Chicago reports hinting James Callahan will again manage.
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Raftery
Hugh Duffy
Leahey
South Boston
Bobby Lowe
Lowe
Comiskey
Chicago
James Callahan
Last Special Offer by Doctor Blair to Cure Deafness
A Boston ad outlines Doctor Blair's final limited time offer to treat all applicants for 10 dollars until cured with a positive guarantee to cure or refund. It highlights widespread crowds, hope for deaf patients, and the doctor’s confidence in his Medico Osteopathic method, asserting this will be his last such offer after April 1.
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Blair
Doctor Blair
Boston
The Guarantee Offer by Doctor Blair
Doctor Blair offers in person treatment before April 1 for a nominal 10 dollars to cure all diseases with no extra fees. If not fully cured within a set time, patients will receive a full refund. The offer expires on the first day of the month and treatment must start on or before that date.
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Doctor Blair
Blair
A Word to the Deaf by Dr Blair Draws Crowds
Dr Blair’s Medico Osteopathic treatment draws crowds for a deafness cure offered at ten dollars with a results guarantee. The bold offer applies to all chronic diseases and ends April 1, encouraging early calls to avoid peak crowds.
Deaf Woman Reports Hearing Restored by Doctor Blair
Mrs Katharine Hale of West Newton says years of deafness improved after three treatments by Dr Blair. Hearing returned from writing conversations to normal speech in a short time, following prior failed attempts by top specialists.
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Hale
Otis St
West Newton
Doctor Blair
Deaf man regains hearing after osteopathic treatment
Mr. Lewis Valliere of 154 Bow Street Everett recounts seven years of total deafness in his left ear. After failed surgery at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary and ether anesthesia, he sought Doctor Blair's Medico Osteopathic treatment. Two weeks in, he could hear a watch tick in the previously dead ear.
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Lewis Valliere
Bow St
Everett
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Doctor Blair
Deaf woman regains ear hearing after four treatments
Mrs Warland, long totally deaf in her left ear, could not hear the loudest sounds. After four treatments she heard better with the left ear than the right, marking a notable improvement in her hearing.
Ear Trouble Miracle Doctor Blair Reverses Deafness
The narrator describes failing treatments from specialists and sprays before visiting Doctor Blair. After four Medico-Osteopathic sessions his ear greatly improves, enabling hearing better than the other ear. The account promotes Blair's method as revolutionary for ear disorders.
Mrs Ellin Kennison Sees Rapid Relief After Blair Treatment
Mrs Ellin Kennison of Methuen Massachusetts suffered five years of nervousness sleepless nights and vomiting blood and mucus. Doctors puzzled her case and called it hopeless until Dr Blair treated her. After two weeks her vomiting ceased her leg strengthened and she regained full use, restoring her health.
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Blair
Back Pain Relief Credit To Doctor Blair Treatment
Mr Alfred White of 133 Elm St Everett Mass describes two years of severe back pain and lightning pains in legs. After trying many doctors and medicines with no relief, he credits Doctor Blair’s drug free treatment for dramatic improvement and complete sleep without pain.
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Alfred White
Elm St
Everett
Mass
Blair
Doctor Blair
Boxing Goss And Boxing Matches In New Bedford Scene
Boxing notes from New Bedford list Martin Canole of Fall River to meet Willie Mack of New York in the main event next Monday night at the New Bedford Athletic Club. The card promises heavy local interest with plans for subsequent bouts against Fred Bryson and Eddie Hanlon. Other updates cover Joe Grim replacing Black Ell in a Lenox Club lineup, Billy Pierce’s plans with George Gardner, and comments on wrestler Gilligan and promoter chatter in the Whitten ton Park A. C. scene.
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