Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Boston Clerk
G. E. Shaw of Chelsea Massachusetts testifies to the kidney remedy Doan's Pills curing backache and kidney complaints. He says he used the product for years with satisfactory results and endorses it for toning the kidneys. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Boston
G. E. Shaw
Wroodbury’s
Orange Street
Chelsea
Mass
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Johnson the pugilist tells a poker tall tale and more
A vivid column fragment mixes Jack Johnson as a colored heavyweight summing a gentlemans poker scam story with a Dallas English party. It also notes baseball talk on players pay and a Portland star Joe Tinker with appendicitis and a civic item about a Dragon car atop a New York obituary blurb.
Anderson Wins Bout on Mat From Parker
Sam Anderson of Norwood, eyeing the New England middleweight crown, defeated Harvey Parker at the Columbia Theatre last night. Anderson threw Parker for a first fall after 2 and a half minutes, then pinned him again after 21 minutes with a face-hold and body-hold.
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Anderson
Parker
Columbia Theatre
Sam Anderson
Norwood
New England
Harvey Parker
Stahl's Regulars Triumph in 11-2 Battle at Little Rock
In Little Rock on March 12 the regulars defeated the Yannigans 11 to 2 as the lineup batted across 20 hits. Glaze led with three hits, while Collins and Kroh showed promise, and Stahl urged nonstop effort on the coaching lines. Weather was hot and players wore down after the nine-inning game.
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Little Rock
Ark
John T. Taylor
Yannigans
Railing
Tannehill
Young
Railling
Jesse
Jimmy Colling
Glaze
Kroh
Stahl
Jimmy Collins
Collins
Comiskey
White Sox
Parent
Wagner
Grimshaw
Peterson
Shaw
John Hoey
Huntington Avenue
Sullivan
Chick Stahl
Barrett
Tahl
Ungiaub
Hoey
Ane
Ferris
Lus A Wagner
Carrigan
Glare
Po. A
AB. R. B
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MecCreahan
Railing P
Fee Tenee
Ferri
Unglaub
Jendan
McC
Killian
Reiling
Tom Rail ing Granted Unconditional Release After Poor Showing
In Little Rock on March 12 Tom Rail ing the pitcher became the first player to wear a tin can tied to him. A late conference between Taylor and Stahl led to Rail ing receiving an unconditional release. Rail ing left for his home in Indiana immediately, his poor showing blamed for the decision.
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Little Rock
Tom Railing
Taylor
Stahl
Railing
Indiana
Schoolboy Rowers Win Fight for Sport at Boston Meet
The Boston Athletic Association meeting settled school rowing funding with a three way share among B A A Union Boat Club and Interscholastic Rowing Association. Ten schools represented including Noble and Greenough Roxbury Latin and English High. Coaching favored by several schools. John Grainey retained. practice on machines allowed before April. Officers elected J Waite Volkmann president J G Johnson Stone vice president Herbert Holton secretary treasurer.
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Boston Athletic Association
Union Boat Club
Interscholastic Rowing Association
Herbert Wardwell
John B. Hawes
Herbert Holton
Legate Classical School
Association
Stone, Volkmann
Noble and Greenough
Brookline High
Cambridge Latin
Boston Latin
Roxbury Latin
Legate, Brown and Nichols
English High
Brookline
Noble & Greenough
Brown, Nichols
Volkmann
J. Waite
J. G
Johnson
Stone
Welch Car First to Finish in New York to Boston Run
Four cars started from New York to Boston for the Chester I Campbell cup endurance run despite heavy snow and slush. Pearlman in a Welch car reached Mechanics’ Building first at 10:40 p.m., with other Welch, Dragon, and Wayne cars behind. one Welch car stopped at New Haven and Pearlman’s car was damaged by a trolley near Worcester. Pathfinding Aerocar led early but stalled between New Haven and New Britain. the field faced few other cars along much of the route and progressed to Boston by daylight.
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New York
Dragon
John Haynes
Wayne
Kneeland Mitchell
Welch
JL. H. Pearlman
Charles Gosenheim
Mechanics’ Building
Pearlman
Worcester
New Haven
Mr. Lyon
Automobile Club of America
A. M. Robbins
Mr. Rabbitins
New Britain
Springfield
Boston
Hartford
West Roxbury Alumni to Meet Lawrence Light Guards
Interest grows for Friday night charity game at West Roxbury High gym between West Roxbury High alumni and the Lawrence Light Guards. The Guards boast a veteran five with a string of previous victories.
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West Roxbury High
Lawrence Light Guards
Light Guards
Harvard Overseers to Decide on Athletics Fate Today
The Harvard overseers meet to review the special investigating committee report on Harvard athletics. The carefully concealed document is expected to be made public at the session.
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Harvard
Harvard Athletics
Overseers to Convene at 11 for Sport Report Deliberation
At 11 this forenoon at 50 State street the overseers will convene to consider the sport report. Twenty of the thirty overseers must approve each article before it can take effect and the matter may be sent to the corporation for final action. The special committee includes Moses Williams Dr G B Shattuck and Moorfield Storey.
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State Street
Moses Williams
G. B. Shattuck
Moorfield Storey
Harvard
Charles I. Adams
Augustus Hemenway
Robert Grant
Charles Ss. Fairchild
John D. Long
Edmund Wetmore
Edwin F. Seaver
Robert Bacon
David W. Cheever
Francis Lee Higginson
James J. Storrow
George A. Gordon
Francis R. Appleton
William W. Goodwin
Henry S. Wuidekoper
John Noble
Winslow Warren
Paul Revere Frothingham
Charles Eliet Norton
S. M. Weld
William C. Loring
Frederic A. Delano
Louis Adams Frothingham
James T. Mitchell
Frederick P. Fish
Simon Newcomb
Amory A. Lawrence
Bowlers End League Season With Tight 2-1 Finish
The Commercial league closed its series last evening with Faneuil beating Tremont two games to one. In amateur play Colonial won three from Medford while Highland took two from Winthrop Yacht.
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Commercial League
Faneuil
Tremont
Boston
Colonial
Medford
Highland
Winthrop Yacht
Hartin A. C. Beats Eagle A. C. 17 to 6
Hartin A. C. defeated Eagle A. C. by a 17 to 6 score at Institute Hall in South Boston last night. Hartin A. C. bolstered its record with a strong defensive effort and balanced scoring.
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Institute Hall
South Boston
Hartin A. C
Eagle A. C
Three Bouts At Chelsea Club At Pythian Rink
Winnisimmet A. Co. staged three boxing bouts at Pythian Rink Chelsea drawing a large crowd. Heywood Briggs vs Belfield Walcott ended in a near draw, no decision given. George Murray dominated Frank Adams until a sixth round stoppage as Adams struggled to counter Murray’s speed.
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Pythian Rink
Chelsea
Heywood Briggs
Whitman
Belfield Walcott
Boston
Fred Bradley
Jerry Gaines
Beddo McGrath
Cambridge
McGrath
Gaines
George Murray
Lynn
Frank Adams
Newton
Murray
Newton Boy
New England
Adams
Jimmy Briggs
Kid Goodman
Six Day Roller Skating Race to Begin Next Week
The Park Square rink will host a six day roller skating race starting Monday evening. About twenty teams are signed up with more expected. Clarence Hamilton, a local favorite, returns today with a strong contingent from St. Louis led by Harley Davidson, world champion, who will compete in Friday’s handicap. Fred White Charley Williams join Hamilton on scratch.
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Park Square
Clarence Hamilton
St. Louis
Harley Davidson
Hamilton
Fred White
Charley Williams
Boston College High track elects officers for 1907-8
Harold Gooding elected captain and William J Rooney named manager for the season at Boston College High School track team meeting. Gooding was the unanimous captain choice after leading in points at intercollegiate games last week.
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Boston College High School
Harold Gooding
William J. Rooney
Gooding
Rain Delays Hub Nationals Practice In West Baden
Heavy rain halted outdoor drills for the Hub Nationals at West Baden Indiana. Players trained indoors and later practiced on the track. Pirates also present adding to a tense spring training scene with about 60 players in uniform.
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West Baden
Ind
Orindorff
Pittsburg Pirates
Pirates
Major Delmar Sweet Marie Match Race Planned
New York reports a proposed light harness match race between Major Delmar and Sweet Marie at the New York Driving Club summer meet. BE Stotesbury has consented to race. Billings is in Florida and expected to decide on his return. Amateurs would drive for a cup or trophy.
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C. K. G. Billings
Delmar
BE. T. Stotesbury
Sweet Marie
New York Driving Club
Billings
Mr. Billings
Florida
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