Catcher Wolf Joins Collins Camp In Macon
Texas star Catcher Wolf arrives in Macon to join the Collins team ahead of a Mercer charity game. Wolfe, 5 7 170, known for hitting power, previously homered three times in a Texas League game with Waco. The team practices in 40s weather, Lachance shines, and a charity game with Mercer is slated tomorrow at City Park.
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Macon
Wilds of
Texas
Wolf
Hot Springs
Collins
Waco
Lachance
Parent
Jesse Tannehill
George Winter
Mercer
Boston
Boxing Gossip Points to Portland Bout for Briggs McGovern
Boxing gossip reports Jimmy Briggs of Chelsea will meet Terry McGovern in a 10 round bout at Portland on April 4. The piece recalls their Criterion Club clash this winter and notes Briggs led until a stomach shot by McGovern. It also covers Ferguson vs Slart, Hart vs Fitzsimmons, Duane vs Gans, O'Brien vs Sullivan, Goodwin vs Maharg, Pantz, and amateur championships at Mechanics’ Building with 2000 spectators expected and bouts at 105 115 125 and 145 pounds featuring McKinley, Segrue, Kennedy, and Mitchell.
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Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Terry McGovern
Portland
Brigis
McGovern
Criterion Club
Briggs
Terry
Nest
Sandy Ferguson
Marvin Slart
Hot Springs
Louisville
Ferguson
Slart
Hart
Fitzsimmmons
Brit
Gans
Duane
Jack Blackburn
Blackburn
Philadelphia
Charley Haughton
West End A. GC
St. Louis
Jack O'Brien
Jack
Sullivan
Jack O’brien
Ilugh Kelly
Chicago
Battery D A. C
Chester Goodwin
New England
Billy Maharg
Maharg
Kid Broad
Quaker City
Kid Pantz
Harry Lenney
Goodwin
Pantz
Mechanics’ Building
California
McKinley
McCluskey
Segrue
Tommy Kennedy
Fitzpatrick
Shawmut R. C
Nnt
Mitchell
Waltham
Rockingham A
Portsmouth
N. H
Nid Tirrell
Young Brooke
Granite State Club
Tommy Boudrot
Newton
Kid Williams
Providence
Y. R. A. Adopts 30-Footers At Massachusetts Yacht Meet
Delegates from 17 of 29 clubs attended the Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts meeting at the Boston Yacht Club. The group adopted the new 30 foot class amid opposition led by Louis M. Clark. Three boats are already under construction for the class. A full race schedule was set through early September with no conflicts among Boston, Corinthian and Eastern clubs. Executive officers were elected and Clark’s name was dropped from the committee. A resolution supported dredging the Annisquam River and an appropriation for the July 4th Boston race was approved.
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Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
Boston Yacht Club
T. K. Lothrop, Jr
Louis M. Clark
New York Yacht Club
Boston
Columbia
Cottage Park
East Gloucester
Jeffries
Kingston
Manchester
Mosquito Fleet
Old Colony
Quincy
Squantum
Wellfleet
Winthrop
Wollaston
No—Annisquam
Duxbury
Savin Hill
Lothrop
Packard
Salem
Bristol
R. I
Herreshoff Lines
South Boston
Hull
Marblehead
Annisquam
Plymouth
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Lynn
Nahant
Rendezvous
J. R. Hodder
B. S. Permar
Clark
Association
Harry H. Wiggin
Gloucester Harbor
Ipswich Bay
Bouts in Cambridge at Athletic Club show tight decisions
Young Nadeau defeated Frank Adams in eight rounds in Cambridge last night. Charles McClarkty beat Pocahontas in six rounds. Johnny Lynch drew with Tom English. Danny Dichler stopped Jimmy Coady in the second round as Coady faded. A large crowd attended the Cambridge Athletic Club event as the indoor season nears its end. The schoolboy meet is tomorrow, and New England Interscholastic AAA holds its annual convention at the BTAA tomorrow morning. John Malarkey of the Boston Nationals will move to Columbus in the American Association.
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Young Nadeau
Frank Adams
Cambridge
Charles McClarkty
Pocahontas
Johnny Lynch
Tom English
Danny Dichler
Jimmy Coady
Coady
Cambridge Athletic Club
New England
Boston
Charles A. Smith
F. L. Dunne
Frank Somers
Arlington Boat Club tops Central in candlepin series
Arlington Boat Club won two of three games against Central Club of Somerville at home. Calumet Club of Winchester defeated Old Belfry Club Lexington two of three. high rollers were J Gray of Arlington and Philbrick of Calumet with 275. Local league standings see Somerset leading last night as Boylston and Webster win two of three. Boylston totals 1355 and Miller of Somerset posts 238.
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Arlington Boat
Central Club of
Somerville
Old Belfry Club
Lexington
Calumet Club
Winchester
J. Gray
Arlington
Philbrick
Calumet
High Rollers
Arlington Boat Club
A. B
A. CE
Aeeteer Dodge
Si Weitze
Midridge
M, Gray
Littlefeld
OLD Breeze
Purrington
Worthen
Shilbrick
Nichols
Corey
Redman
Richardson
Reed
Littlefield
Somerset
Dedham
Elite
Boylston
Someset
Webster
Independents
Roslindale
Hyde Park
Miller
Pity a Sick Friend Card Offer for Restorative Help
A persuasive appeal promises Dr Shoop's Restorative cures for ailments by strengthening inner nerves. The author offers to cover six bottles for a patient in exchange for the name of a friend in need and payment if cured, with various book options and box 8683 Racine Wisconsin. Mild cases may be cured with one or two bottles.
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Dr. Shoop
Beier
Racine
Wis
Plumbers league final yields tie for first in series
Last evening on Chauncy alleys Smith Anthony swept W H Gallison and Barrett beat Hub bard as Dal ton Ingersoll also shares first place with Smith Anthony after a late rolloff looms next Tuesday. Butter clinches Marketmen title by sweeping Poultry last night. Butter total 2724 and Wright scores 590 to top individual list. Poultry 2574.
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Plumbers
Smith & Anthony
W. H. Gallison
James Barrett
W. B. Hubbard
Locke-Stevens
Dalton-Ingersoll
Wright
Hollis
Foster
Clark
Weltz
Wood
Kilton
Houghton
Kinsman
Winsor
Doctor Blair's $10 Guarantee Offer Attracts Deaf Patients
Boston based Doctor Blair promotes Medico-Osteopathy with a $10 guarantee of cure or money refunded. He urges early action as crowds form across New England, promising hearing restoration after one treatment for some applicants. An April 1 deadline caps the offer amid strong patient testimonials.
The Guarantee Offer by Doctor Blair for In-Person Treating
Doctor Blair offers in person treatment at his office for a nominal £10 until cured, covering all costs and all diseases. If not completely cured within a specified tenth of time, the money is returned. The offer expires on the 31st of this month. treatment must start on or before that date and will not be extended.
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Doctor Blair
Dixennes
Blair
Deafness cured by Medico Osteopathy Doctor Blair
The advertisement claims Medico-Osteopathic treatment cures deafness by addressing ear drum thickening Eustachian tube blockage and small ear bone joint stiffness. It promises rapid absolute cure with a $10 fee or money refund and urges action for those hearing loss.
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Blair
Hisaldi
Doctor Blair Offers Free Book on Osteopathy
Doctor Blair provides a free copy of OSTEOOPATHY WHAT IT IS AND HOW IT CURES along with the history of the New Science. The offer invites readers to apply at the office or write for it.
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Blair
Killilea backs ban Johnson on schedule dispute
Henry Killilea of Milwaukee, owner of the Boston American League team, today backed Ban Johnson’s stand in the schedule controversy. He urged adoption of an entirely new schedule and warned that the National League could respond with war if it chose.
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Milwauker
Wis
Maron
Henry Killilea
Boston
Ban Johnson
Cambridge Men Lose at Y M C A Indoor Meet
Cambridge men were heavily defeated at the annual Y M C A indoor meet for Massachusetts and Rhode Island held in the Cambridge Y M C A gymnasium. Walter R Knox of Southbridge starred with wins in shot put and three broad jumps and a third in the 20 yard dash. Fred A Dudley of Fall River won the rope climb and placed second in three broad jumps. The meet featured multiple heats and finals with Knox and Henry Winchester among top finishers. time in the final heat was 32 seconds.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Physical Department
Cambridge Y. M. Co. A
Cambridge
Walter R. Knox
Southbridge
Mass
Fred A. Dudley
Fall River
Charles Cox
W. A. Bradford
Boston
Henry Winchester
Winfield Dunn
K. H. Wade
B. Cutting
Newton
G. A. Anderson
Fitchburg
James Russell
Jonathan Story
H. F
Riteh
TH. G. Resergent
Walter C. Knox
George Corcoran
Washington team adds Jake Stahl to ranks after exam
Jake Stahl, soon to join the Washington team, passed the exam for admission to the Illinois bar. The St. Louis Browns expect Senators to be the only easy matchup this year. League tensions loom as owners push for changes while fans focus on the players. Ban Johnson avoids horse racing after becoming American League head. Barney Dreyfuss plans a steel and concrete grand stand with large seating. Providence’s Eastern league bid is backed by Colonel Felix R K Wendelsheffer this season.
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Jake Stahl
Washington
Senators
Ban Johnson
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
American League
Barney Dreyfuss
Providence
Felix RK. Wendelshueffer
Deaf from Childhood Heals to Hear Again Thanks to Doctor Blair
William Lyons of Maiden recalls decades of deafness and failed treatments before eight weeks of Medico-Osteopathic care at Doctor Blair's offices. He reports rapid hearing gains, including hearing the clock and a sermon, and urges others to seek the treatment as a rational cure for deafness.
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Doctor Blair
Iis
Columbus Avenue
Todor Blair
He Heard the Sermon on Restored Hearing
Mr Morton of Boston a 70 year old citizen heard a sermon at People's Temple last Sunday. He had suffered impaired hearing for 15 years with head noises and failed treatments before trying Doctor Blair's Med.
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Mr. Morton
People's
Ewton Morton
St. James Ave
Boston
Morton
Poston
Blair
Deafness Reversed After Five Medico Osteopathic Treatments
Mrs S H Parents of Boston says she was totally deaf in her left ear for eight years. After eleven months at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary doctors said relief was impossible. Five treatments with Doctor Blair's Medico Osteopathy restored hearing, allowing her to hear a watch tick clearly.
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Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Blair
Old Fan's Present to the Champions
Boston fans receive a 30 by 15 foot pennant reading Boston Americans 1903 World’s Champions. Presented by Arthur Dixwell of Boston to honor the post season win over Pittsburg. Dixwell, known as Hi Hi, is famed for long-standing support of the team and his spirited in‑stadium cheering.
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Mercer Boys
Gibson
Boston
Doran
Farrell
Washington
Collins
Candy Lachance
Lachance
Huntington Avenue
Boston Americans
Arthur Dixwell
Pittsburg
Dixwall
Bostons
Dixwell
Tufts Coeds Elect Captain After Practice Game
Medford March 17 Tufts coed basketball team held a practice game at College Hill. Miss Dorothy M. T. Brown of Winchester was elected captain of the coed varsity squad.
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TUFTS
North End Team Falls to Tufts in Rough College Game
Medford March 17 Tufts College picked team defeated the North End Union basketball five at College Hill by the score of 18 to 9 John W Clifford Tufts right forward starred with seven baskets Elfman added five baskets The game was rough but few fouls were called Teams were evenly matched For other sports see Page 9
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Medford
Tufts College
North End Union
College Hill
John W. Clifford
Tufts
Elfman
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