Interscholastic Rowing Leaders Elected at Boston Meet
At the Interscholastic Rowing Association meeting at the Boston Athletic Association Noble and Greenough's George Ball was named president H W Krogman Mechanic Arts vp H W Burkhardt Roxbury Latin treasurer and Herbert Holton B A A secretary Frye School joined as members while South Boston High and Fast Boston High were dropped for rule violations.
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Boston Athletic Association
George Ball
Noble and Greenough's
H. W. Krogman
Mechanic Arts
H. W. Burkhardt
Roxbury Latin
Herbert Holton
Noble and Greenough
Brown and Nichols
Waltham High
Boston Latin
English High
Volkmann
Cambridge Latin
Stone's
da Merritte
S. Frye School
South Boston High
Fast Boston High
Association
R. PF. Blake
Union Boat Club
Philadelphia
Roxbury Latin School Ball Team Names Seven Veterans
The Roxbury Latin School baseball team announces a seven veteran lineup for the season. Captain Wendell may shift from catcher to pitcher, with Richardson and Bailey as pitchers in practice. Kennedy will catch when Bailey pitches. Draper and Jamieson return in the outfield as a core unit.
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Roxbury Latin School
Harvard
Wendell
Richardson
Bailey
Kennedy
Draper
Rogers
Waterman
Thompson
Jamieson
Dr Shoop Restorative offer promotes cure with trial use
An advertisement promises a risk free test of Dr Shoop Restorative for dyspepsia and kidney issues. The author claims a 39 of 40 success rate, free trial bottles through local druggists, and asks readers to request Book 1 or 2 or 4 5 6 while noting a long schedule of upcoming league games and candidates.
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Dr. Shoop
R. Shoop
Racine
Hans Wagner’s Chickens Lost in Spring Floods
Carnegie Pennsylvania March 10 Hans Wagner hero of Carnegie and Pirates batter was victim of spring floods The wagner home shows deep grief as Chartiers Creek flooded washing away his coops and priceless Leghorn Brama Plymouth Rock hen collection in the valley His loss is severe due to the valuable poultry collection.
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Carnegie
Penn
Hans Wagner
Wagner
Hans
Chartiers Creek
Columbia to Meet Harvard in Dual Gym Meet Tonight
Harvard and Columbia will hold a dual gymnastic meet at Hem enway gymnasium in Cambridge this evening. The program features track events fencing boxing and jiujitsu wrestling alongside standard gymnastic contests. Harvard's roster includes captain G F Evans and nine others with additional track participants and multiple bouts in fencing jiujitsu and boxing.
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Harvard
Columbia
Hemenway
Cambridge
G. F. Evans
R. M. Emery
S. M. Brackett
B. Ff. Sherman
H. H. Coryell
Co. A. Woodbury
P. R. Carpenter
R. K. Tomlin
W. A. Boughton
Robison
Sawyer
Goodhue
Gring
Henneberry
Murphy
Derby
Robeson
Schoenfus
le Moyne
Earle
H. W. Holmes
Brighton Boys Double Victory At School Basketball
Brighton High School defeated Cambridge High 9 to 3 and then beat Boston Latin 8 to 0 in two consecutive games. Featherstone Lonergan and Curley stood out in the first match while Hickey and Woodlock starred in the second.
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Brighton High School
Cambridge High
Boston Latin
Brighton
Featherstone
Lonergan
Curley
Hickey
Woodlock
Boxing Gossip Signals A A U Championship In Boston
The national championship tournament of the A A U will be held in Mechanics Building Monday evening March 28 with seven classes from bantam to heavyweight. Defending champions W Rodenback and Emory Payne expect to clash in the heavyweight finals. Tickets available 2 to 5 pm at 262 Washington Street Room 23.
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Boston
Mechanics’ Building
W. Rodenback
Emory Payne
Boxing Championships Committee
Washington Street
Hot Springs
Ark
Marvin Hurt
Louisville
Sandy Ferguson
Whittington Ark A. C
Dave Sullivan
Chicago
Benny Yanger
Benny
Dave
Jimmy Briggs
Martin Cuanole
New Bedford
Highland A. C.C
Marlboro
Young Donahue
Roxbury
George Murray
Lynn
Joe Reed
John L. Sullivan
Bellows Falls
Reddy MckKenna
Jack Woods
Ike McLean
Young Harrington
Albert Delmont
Jack Mooney
T. F. Holland
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Boston boats not accepted as cup challengers chosen
Lucius P. Ordway and Homer P. Clark of the White Bear Yacht Club announced four boats to be built for Sea Wan h a ka cup trial races. Designs were submitted by eight naval architects with four chosen: Mower New York City, Jones and La Borde Oshkosh, Amundson St Paul and Johnson White Bear Lake.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Lucius P. Ordway
Homer P. Clark
White Bear Yacht Club
Montreal
Naval
Charles D. Mower
New York City
Jones & La _ Borde
Oshkosh
Wis
Gus Amundson
Jones & la Borde
Tecumseh
Bridgeport Yacht Club
Minnesota
Johnson
Massasoit
Commodore Ordway
Boardman 18-Footers To Be Rebuilt In Fire Ravaged Plant
David Fenton of the Fenton Boat Building Co will rebuild the three 18 footers designed by E A Boardman damaged by fire. One boat is for the designer E A Boardman, another for Reginald Boardman, and the third for B D Barker of Boston. The boats for E A and Reginald Boardman are part of the Boardman one design class to race the Herreshoff 18-footers next summer. Launching is expected by mid May.
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Manchester
David Fenton
The
Fenton Boat Building Company
E. A. Boardman
Reginald Boardman
B. D. Barker
Boston
E. A
Boardman
Herreshoff
Fenton
Benjamin R Vaughn Injury Update In Melrose
Friends and schoolmates of Benjamin R. Vaughn, an expert basketball player seriously hurt during a game with Dorchester High School, report hopeful signs from latest medical briefings as recovery progress continues.
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Melrose
Benjamin R. Vaughn
Dorchester High School
Boston City Hospital Patient Recovers Despite Paralysis
Doctors report a patient from Boston City Hospital remains in a precarious but improving condition. They are confident of eventual recovery, though the man cannot speak due to partial paralysis, a puzzling aspect of the case.
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Boston City Hospital
Second Work Horse Parade May 30 in Boston
The Boston Work Horse Association plans a Memorial Day parade on May 30 following last year’s success with 450 exhibitors and a three mile procession. The event boosted grooming and care of horses, with lasting positive effects cited by veterinarians and tradespeople. The association seeks funds as it has few resources, hoping to raise at least $5000 for about 800 entries and more prizes. donations should go to Secretary Henry C. Merwin at 14 Beacon Street.
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Boston Work Horse Association
Henry C. Merwin
Beacon Street
Amateur Evacuation Day Games in South Boston
In celebration of Evacuation Day on March 17 amateur events will be held at Commonwealth Park Gymnasium South Boston under N E A A A U S A U sanction. Open to registered athletes only with four handicap events including 20 yard dash running high jump running hop step and jump and 20 yard dash novice closed to South Boston athletes. Special team races planned. Entries free close 8 p m March 12 with P J Maley Commonwealth Park Gymnasium South Boston.
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P. J. Maley
Commonwealth Park Gymnasium
South Boston
Pulliam Announces More Baseball Contracts
President Harry C. Pulliam of the National League today announced contracts with Boston Edward J Abbaticchio Brooklyn F Jacklitsch W J Reidy Grant Thatcher Pittsburg Co W Beaumont William E Brand&field Samuel Leever Charles Phillippe Claude Ritchey William D Scanlon John Wagner.
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Pulliam
New York
Harry C. Pulliam
National Baseball League Today
Boston
Edward J. Abbaticchio
Brooklyn
F. Jacklitsch
W. J. Reidy
Grant Thatcher
Pittsburg— Co
W. Beaumont
William E. Brand&field
Samuel Leever
Charles Phillippe
Claude Ritchey
William D. Scanlon
John Wagner
Jockey Willie Shaw Reinstated in New York
Rumors of Willie Shaw's reinstatement were practically confirmed this morning. It is understood the matter was settled two weeks ago and awaits official sanction by the Jockey Club. For other sports see page 9.
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New York
Willie Shaw
Jockey Club
Last Chance Doctor Blair Treats Deafness for $10
A newspaper promotion announces Doctor Blair's Medico Osteopathic treatment for deafness with a positive guarantee to cure or money refunded. All applicants before April 1 can receive treatment for a total $10, not $10 monthly, under final terms this offer will not be extended.
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Doctor Blair
Blair
The Guarantee Offer by Doctor Blair for In Person Treatments
Doctor Blair offers to treat all in person applicants before April 1 for a nominal ten dollars to cure all diseases. The offer covers complete cure with no extra charges and a money back guarantee if not cured in a set time. Treatment must start by the final day of the month and will not be extended beyond that date.
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Doctor Blair
Blair
A Word to the Deaf Dr Blair Offers Cure for 10 Dollars
Dr Blair promotes a medico osteopathic treatment claiming rapid, certain cures for chronic deafness and head noises. He guarantees results for 10 dollars with an April 1 deadline, urging early calls to avoid crowding as the offer ends.
Brass Band Sounds Restore Hearing, Says Hoff
Mr C A Hoff of 208 Eustis St Boston recounts years of deafness in one ear and failed treatments. After ten days under Dr Blair he clearly hears a watch tick again and distinctly recognizes distant sounds, likening a braying animal to a brass band.
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Mr. Huff
Dent
Dr. Clair
C. A. Hoff
Eustis St
Boston
Blair
Hear a Watch Tick After Five Medico Osteopathic Treatments
Mrs. E. S. H. Parents of Boston describes total deafness in her left ear for eight years. After eleven months at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary she was told relief was impossible. Five treatments with Doctor Blair’s Medico Osteopathy restored her hearing enough to hear a watch tick, with praised painless, effective results.
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Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Blair
Tyler St
Boston
Deaf For Seven Years Ends By Doctor Blair Treatment
Lewis Valliere of Everett describes seven years of total deafness in his left ear. After unsuccessful ear bone removal surgery at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, he sought treatment from Doctor Blair and decided to continue only if confident in the Medico-Osteopathic method.
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Lewis Valliere
Bow St
Everett
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
English Runner Explains Why Americans Lack Distance Runners
John Pursell now living in New York argues Americans trail foreigners in long distance running. He cites England's climate sod fields fences and rural athletic culture as factors, noting English runners peak after 23 and that American roads and seasons hinder cross country training.
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John Pursell
New York
Pursell
America
England
Britt and Corbett Sign New Fight Agreement
San Francisco March 10 Young Corbett and Jimmy Britt signed a new division of receipts for their March 2 fight. The article states the winner will receive 65 percent and the loser 35 percent, replacing the previous 50-50 or 40-60 split.
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San Francisco
Young Corbett
Jimmy Britt
Britt
Sullivan to Meet Neary in Milwaukee Six Round Fight
Chicago March 10 Dave Sullivan has been matched to fight Charley Neary the local featherweight before the Milwaukee Boxing Club. The bout will be six rounds at 150 pounds with weigh in set for 3 o clock the afternoon of the fight.
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Chicago
Dave Sullivan
Charley Neary
Milwaukee
Wagners
Philadelphia
Washington Club
Wagner Brothers
George Wagner
Johnson
Ban Johnson
Washington
Senators
Wagner
Deaf patient cites hope from new ear treatment
The narrator describes starting a low fee treatment with a practitioner who offered a money back guarantee if results were not achieved. After two weeks the ear that had been deaf for seven years began to hear a ticking sound, inspiring strong praise and renewed hope.
Almost a cripple healed by Blair treatment claim
A Whitman Mass resident asserts severe back and leg pain, limited mobility, and dependence on others for dressing. After two treatments by Doctor Blair, he reports dramatic improvement without drugs, claiming renewed strength and ability to dress independently.
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Mr. Reed
Doctor Blair
Mr. C. Payson Reed
Park Ave
Whitmang Mass
W Oman
Blair
Local Man Credits Dr Blair for Pain Relief
Mr Stillman Dunakan of Main Street Sharon Massachusetts describes decades of shoulder and arm pain that left him unable to work. After visiting Dr Blair for chronic disease treatment, he reports two weeks of improvement and regained ability to work without discomfort.
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Mr. Dunakan
Blair
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Brighton Boys
Duebill
Sugar Trust
Aye
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White Bear Y. C
Ben Vaughn
City Hospital
Shaw
DR. W. F. Blair
Mr. Valliere
Triune Ale
McCormick Brewery Company
Corbett
Blair Medico-Osteopathic Institute
I. A. Santee, D. O
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