Schedule of the Americans 153 games for each club
After two days of meetings the American and National league committees released the 1919 schedule. The American league opens April 14 with Boston in New York and Detroit in St. Louis, among other matchups. Conflicts remain with 11 city clashes in New York, Boston 12, Philadelphia 12, Chicago 13 and St. Louis 13.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Baseball season heat rises as Collins team stars rally
Players from Collins including Mitchell, Parent, Nell, Dreyfuss, Bransfield, and Burkett prep for Patriots Day events and summer fixtures on Huntington avenue. Rumors swirl around Bransfield accepting stock in a Pittsburgh street railroad with a 10 percent dividend, while Burkett vows restraint toward umpires. Married players Dougherty, Parent, Freeman, Lachance, Ferris, Young, and Criger join the roster observations. Malachi Kittredge hails Moran as top catcher. fans share the same view.
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Wad Sxton
Rich Plums
Collins
Huntington Avenue
Kitty Bransfield
Dreyfuss
Bransfield
B Bransfield
Pittsburg Street Railroad Company
Jesse Burkett
Malachi Kittredge
Lake Quinsigamond
Burkett
Kittredge
Sass
P. Dougherty
Dougherty
Benedict
Parent
Freeman
Lachance
Ferris
Young
Criger
Towanda Rolls Record Score in Mystic Valley Candle Pin
The Towanda Club won three straight games against Old Bel fry at Woburn, setting new team records with 488 for single game and 1409 for total. The old marks were 482 and 1893 by the 999th A. A. of Charlestown. Sawyer of Towanda rolled 801 for the best individual total of the evening. The Arlington Boat Club also won three straight from Charlestown, and Glendon whitewashed Central. The scores were recorded at the Towanda Club, Woburn.
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Towanda
Mystic Valley
Old Belfry
Woburn
A. A
Charlestown
Arlington Boat Club
Glendon
Central
Sawyer
Old Dorchester Dominates Suburban Interclub Final
Old Dorchester swept Colonial two of three at candle pins, three straight at bottle pins, and also at bil liards and pool to close the season. In the Chauncy alleys Plumbers league, Locke Stevens took 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
Barrett
Wurley
Gorham
Santo
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Lockary
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Plummer
Brown
Grady
Sir. Maynard
Stewart
Connell
Will You Write a Postal So a Sick One May Get Well
An appeal offers to send Dr Shoop Restorative on trial via postal card. The columnist promises to arrange with a local druggist for six bottles at the sender’s risk, with payment only if it works. The claim cites broad past success, nerve strengthening, and targeted treatment for weak organs, with address Dr Shoop Box 8663 Racine Wis.
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Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Dr Shoop's Restorative Books for Women Men Rheumatism
Dr Shoop presents Restorative Book 4 for Women and Book 5 for Men sealed volumes, with Book 6 on Rheumatism outlined. The set promises guidance on health, restoration, and wellness.
Bowling League Night Yields No New Records
Dedham defeated Independents three games, Webster beat Roslindale three, and Boylston posted a 1 1 1 record while taking the rolloff from Hyde Park. In the Marketmen’s league at Carruth’s, Poultry beat Eggs two games to one, Eggs finishing two pins ahead total. Littlefield of Eggs topped all with 604. The score:
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Ees
McNeil
Selby
J. Taylor
Finnegan
Pritchard
American Loan champions roll high in Chauncy alley clash
American Loan, leaders of the Trust Companies league, defeated Lee Higginson, top team of the Bankers and Brokers' league, in a match game at Chauncy alleys. Ilsley starred for American Loan with a 282 high series.
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Trust Companies League
Lee Higginson
Bankers and Brokers
Ilsley
Superintendents win series in Old Colony league tilt
The Superintendents won one, lost one, tied the third and won the rolloff from Collection in the Telephone league at Old Colony alleys last evening. The Managers matched the Cashiers. Perry of Collection rolled high with 270.
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Old Colony
Cashiers
Perry
Parks and Inman Square Team Win Return Match
In a return special at McCarthy's alleys Parks and Inman Square teams played three games with Parks taking two wins. Ganley led scoring for the Parks with a 293 high series.
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McCarthy
Parks
Inman Square
Ganley
Local Ball Season Sparks Fresh Baseball Boom
Baseball news from a local standpoint marks a spring surge as fans return from winter, filling resorts and clubs with renewed talk of the game and its upcoming season.
Nationals Rule Adoption Bans Interleague Play
New York March 3 The National league ratified playing rules changes and a revised constitution. Eight cities Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Chicago receive permanent franchises. A player grievance provision allows cases to be submitted to the league president and blacklists punitive disorders. Umpires and managers are barred from any on field presentations after play is called.
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New York
National League
Hotel Victoria
Messrs. Brush
Herrmann
Potter
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Edward Hanlon
Max Fleischmann
No American Challenge Yet for Lawn Tennis Cup
London reports 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, a reminder has been sent to the U S National Lawn Tennis Association secretary. A French challenge is received and Austria’s is believed on the way.
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London
America
Wimbledon
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Austria
Fencing Tournament At Harvard Tonight
Harvard hosts a major fencing event at Hemenway gymnasium with Harvard Yale Pennsylvania and MIT clashing in a lead up to the April intercollegiate meet involving Harvard Yale Columbia Cornell West Point Annapolis and Pennsylvania. Harvard’s entrants include Captain Harry Holmes W Macleod Arthur Tyng W F Low R S Earle and J R Nichols.
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Yale
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hemenway Gymnasium
Columbia
Cornell
West Point
Annapolis
Harry Holmes
W. Macleod
Arthur Tyng
W. F. Low
R. S. Earle
J. R. Nichols
Boston College A A Relays Plan March 11 Meet
Boston College A A organizers set relay races for March 11 with Somerville High meeting Brookline High Brighton High facing Roxbury Latin Volkmann competing against DeMerritte English High to Boston College Prep Boston Latin versus Mechanic Arts Cambridgeport Gym against Cambridge Y M C A and South Boston High clashing with Dedham High.
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Boston College
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
South Boston High
Dedham High
Brighton players plan Southern tour and lineup hints
Brighton baseball followers back Raftery heading south with Hugh Duffy to field outfielder duties. A letter mentions Leahey of South Boston as a pitcher for the season. Bobby Lowe scans managers wanted columns while Chicago signals James Callahan may again take managerial duties.
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Brighton
Raftery
Hugh Duffy
Leahey
South Boston
Bobby Lowe
Lowe
Comiskey
Chicago
James Callahan
Special Offer from Dr Blair for Deafness Cure at $10
Boston readers are told that Dr Blair will treat all applicants before April 1 for a complete cure at the nominal sum of $10 with a positive guarantee to cure or refund. The offer, billed as the last such promotion, draws crowds seeking relief from deafness and head noises through Medico Osteopathic treatment.
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Blair
Doctor Blair
Boston
The Guarantee Offer by Doctor Blair
Doctor Blair offers in person treatment before April 1 for 10 dollars covering all cure costs with no extra fee. The guarantee promises a full refund if not completely cured within the specified time. Treatment must start on or before the first day of the month, and the offer expires then with no extension.
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Doctor Blair
Blair
A Word to the Deaf By Dr Blair Offer Ends April First
Dr Blair promotes Medico Osteopathic treatment for chronic deafness and other diseases with a $10 guarantee. Offices filled last month with sufferers seeking release from the prison of silence. The offer applies to deafness and other chronic conditions but ends April 1, urging early call to avoid crowds and confusion.
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Blair
Deaf Woman Reports Hearing After Three Treatments
Mrs Hale of West Newton says she was deaf for ten years and could not hear conversations. After visiting Dr Blair and receiving three treatments her hearing greatly improved allowing her to hear ordinary voice tones.
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Katharine
Doctor Blair
Deaf for Seven Years Heals After Doctor Blair Treatment
Mr. Lewis Valliere of Everett Massachusetts had been totally deaf in his left ear for seven years. After failing surgery at a hospital and ether anesthesia removing ear bones he sought Doctor Blair's Medico Osteopathic treatment. Two weeks into therapy he could hear a watch tick in the afflicted ear.
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Mr. Valliere
Lewis Valliere
Bow St
Everrett
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Doctor Blair
Paige Oe
Nas
Deaf Woman Regains Hearing After Four Treatments
Mrs. Warland, long deaf in her left ear, improved after four treatments and now hears better with that ear than with the right. The report notes she could not hear the loudest sounds on the affected side previously.
Deafness Reversed? Mrs. Marland Reports Ear restored
Mrs. E Marland of Braintree Waas says her left ear was totally deaf for years unable to hear loud sounds or whispers. She describes a dramatic change after treatment, noting improved hearing and clearer speech in daily conversations.
Ear Trouble Cured After Blair Treatment Claims
A speaker describes chronic ear deafness and unsuccessful therapies before seeking Doctor Blair. After four sessions of Medico-Osteopathia treatment, hearing in the previously impaired ear surpassed the better ear, prompting belief in a revolutionary approach to ear disorders.
Mrs Elia Kennison Finds Relief After Blair Treatment
Mrs. Elia Kennison of Methuen Massachusetts was told by eminent physicians her case was incurable. After two weeks with Doster Blair she stopped vomiting blood and mucus and regained leg strength. She credits rapid improvement and now feels like a new woman.
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Elia Kennison
Methuen. Mass
Doster Blair
Blair
Doctor Blair Relieves Longstanding Back Pain
Alfred White of 183 Elm St Everett Mass reports severe back trouble for nearly two years with inability to stoop and sleep. After consulting Doctor Blair his pain eased dramatically from the first treatment and vanished with continued care, without drugs, enabling full sleep and restored motion.
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Alfred White
Elm St
Eversett
Mass
Blair
Doctor Blair
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