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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1903

Page

3

Boston Nines In Good Shape Start Second Week

Boston Americans train in Macon with missing Dineen Criger Freeman Altrech. Collins to adapt as Wood to Chicago rumor grows. Gleason unhappy with changes. Buckenberger sees Boston Nationals finishing second in league with strong batting and Davis, Keeler, Fultz, Williams, Ganzel leading the lineup.

Macon Hot Springs Dineen Criger Freeman Altrech Boston Americans Collins Wood Harry Gleason Chicago Gleason Collins Hhe Thomasville Buckenberger Boston Nationals Fred Tenney Boston Pittsburg Malachi Kittredge Davis Keeler Fultz Williams Ganzel Conroy Long O'Connor Beville Griffiths

New York Americans Batting Order Finalized in Atlanta

In Atlanta on March 23 manager Griffith completed the New York Americans batting order with one change. Lefty Davis moves to lead off while Fultz drops to third, finalizing the lineup for the team.

Atlanta Griffith New York Americans Lefty Davis Fultz

Dr Shoop’s Rheumatic Cure Offered On Trial

Dr Shoop promotes a Rheumatic Cure claiming 2000 experiments and a German chemical. He offers to mail an order for six bottles for five fifty if it works, or pay the druggist if it fails. He asserts safety, urges blood cleansing, and notes mild cases may cure with one or two bottles.

Germany Dr. Shoop

Palma Tablets Promise Youthful Skin and Mood Lift

Palma Tablets claim to reduce wrinkles and crowfeet by rebuilding the nervous system and regulating the kidneys. Each box costs 60 cents with a 12 box guarantee and a free-book offer, sold by multiple drug firms including Walker-Rintels Drug Co and Essex Pharmacy.

Walker-Rintels Drug CO Dewey Sq Beach St Harrison Ave F. Putnam School St Washington St F. Eaton Friend St

Waddell fans 21 as game unfolds in Jacksonville

Rube Waddell struck out 21 in Sundays showing at Jacksonville. Yom Loftus arrives in Washington as Senators prep to start work in a day or two. A hotel fire near Rich mond where Phillies stay caused a chaotic wake up for guests. Clark Griffith reveals batting order with Davis and Keeler among names.

Rube Waddell Jacksonville Rube

Readville Big Events Draw Nominations Falloff Evident

Readville's grand circuit six early closing stakes draw 112 nominations across classes. Blue Hill 5000 for 2 30 trotters leads with 19 entries. Massachusetts 15000 for 2 12 trotters has 16. 3000 2 16 trotters has 24. 8 year old trotters 2% class has 17. Norfolk 5000 for 2 25 pacers 17. Neponset 3000 for 2 10 pacers 18. Nominators include Bonner, Forbes, Geers, Gwathmey, Leavitt, McDonald, Thayer and others.

Readville Blue Hill Massachusetts Norfolk Neponset David Bonner New York Capitol City Stable Concord N. H Chansler & Canfield Los Angeles Cal J. Malcolm Forbes Boston E. F. Geers Buffalo A. B. Gwathmey Scott Hudson Lexington C. W. Lasell Whitinsville Mass George W. Leavitt A. P. McDonald Albany Parkway Farm Goshen Henry Schmulbach Wheeling W. Va John E. Thayer Lancaster George van Dyke John Wall Charles Whittemore Natick

No Bets on Texas Races Follows Statewide Ban

Dallas March 23 After July 1 public gambling on horse races will be illegal in Texas. The anti pool selling bill passed both houses by over two thirds and awaits the Governor's approval. Bookmakers plan to leave the state and the Texas State Fair directors consider abandoning the event.

Dallas Tex Texas

Harvard Interscholastic Tennis Opens May Two

The 13th annual interscholastic tennis tournament conducted by the Harvard Tennis Association will be held at Jarvis Field on Saturday May 2 and Monday May 4. A championship shield goes to the school with the most points and the tourney winner receives a cap and the right to compete at Newport in August for the national title.

Harvard Tennis Association Jarvis Field Harvard

Lipton Sees Best Yeti as Lipton Plans Cup Hope

H H Davies, Lipton representative, reports Sir Thomas Lipton hopeful about lifting the America's Cup with Shamrock III. Lipton says a new yacht representative will be chosen and arrive ahead of Erin to tow the vessel. He mentions aluminum rivets as souvenirs from the new ship.

New York H. H. Davies Thomas Lipton Etruria Sir Thomas Thomas Erin

Reliance Launch to Be Restricted at Bristol

Bristol announces limited access during the Reliance launch next month to avoid liability after the Columbia accident. Some New York Yacht Club members plan to bring steam yachts for a salute as the new boat glides down the ways. Local residents will view from water rather than land.

Bristol R. I Reliance Cup Herreshoff Columbia Herreshoffs New York Yacht Club

Intercollegiate Whist Association Formed

Harvard Yale and Columbia formed the Intercollegiate Whist Association with Harvard as the first winner of the National Whist Association cup. Charter members join with annual dues six dollars and eligibility for other colleges. Officers are President Charles S Joy Yale Vice President Victor K Keesey Harvard and Secretary Treasurer Willis E Thomas Columbia.

New York Harvard Yale Columbia Charles 8. Joy Victor K. Keesey Willis E. Thomas

Yale Varsity Crew Forms Training Table

Yale's varsity crew was picked and the training table formed for the season in New Haven. Oarsmen named include Stroke Bogue, No 7 Cross, No 6 Judson, No 6 Stubbs, No 4 Halpen, No 3 Coffin, No 6 Daly bow, Captain Waterman, with substitutes Miller Adams Hewitt and McClintock.

New Haven Conn Yale Bogue Cross Judson Stubbs Halpen Coffin Daly Bow Waterman Miller Adams Hewitt McClintock

Columbia to Meet Englishmen at Lacrosse

Columbia lacrosse announces a June 8 match in New York against an Oxford Cambridge combined team. The visitors will include seven Cambridge and five Oxford players, arriving a week earlier than planned. A graduate team game is set for April 4 on South Field, the season opener.

New York Kebler Columbia Lacrosse Columbia Oxford-Cambridge Cambridge Oxford South Field

French boxing night at Boston YMCA gym features Gelas duo

Savate bouts headline the program at the Boston YMCA gym on Boylston street with M Gelas and his son facing off as experts. A fencing match pits Gelas against Piachinti of the Italian school along with contests in single sticks sabres foils and duelling swords.

Boston Y

Highland Club triumphs in Candle Pin league match

Highland Club on its alleys won two of three from Melrose Social Club in Crandon. Key figures include Crandon with a 100 single and Mayo topping three-string honors with 274. Team totals show Highland 422 to Melrose 436, with Crandon and Mayo among top scorers.

Melrosef Highland Club Melrose Social Club Crandon Mayo Bighland Ee McDonald Sherman Joslym Stevens Marsh Crocker Crosby Blake

Old Colony Tops Chauncy Alleys Bowling Meet

Old Colony, Puritan Trust and American Loan won three matches at Chauncy alleys. Old Colony posted the high team total of 1291 with strong scores from Enniee Cutter, Dodge, Sherman, Ashender, Bowker and others, while Puritan and American Loan posted solid scores in their respective rounds.

Old Colony Puritan Trust American Loan OLD Enniee Cutter ST &G Dodge Sherman Ashender Bowker Puritan Peters Coffin King Stevens Dresser Stout Waite Bartlett Iseley Bowen

McHarrie Wins Sudbury Rolloff Bowling Prize

McHarrie took first with 296 in the weekly Sudbury alleys rolloff. Burdett placed second with 273, Boutin third with 270, and Flanders fourth with 265, rounding out the top four finishers.

Sudbury Alleys McHarrie Burdett Boutin Flanders

Champion Bowlers Dined At Monument Square Banquet

The Charles town club two league champions from Gilt Edge and Mystic Valley were honored at a formal banquet last evening at Monument square clubhouse. General R A Blood served as toastmaster with speeches by ex President C P Whittle Dr BE Robbins A B Lincoln and others. The ar rangements chairman was Hon H L Pills bury and entertainment by C W Cobb J W Hoffman W S Skilton. Teams listed include Gilt Edge Ashworth Gordon Southwell Kenny Kinsman Mars ton and Mystic Valley Thomas Marston Watts Caldwell Winchester with Faulkner as substitute.

Charlestown Mystic Valley Monument Square R. A. Blood C. P. Whittle BE. D. Robbins A. B. Lincoln T. Harris G. W. Chapin J. W. Hoffman R. 8. Carvan C. W. Cobb James D. Coady

Metropole Cycling Club to decide on round trip endurance run

New York and Boston motor bicycle endurance contest may run Boston to New York and return or one way to Boston. Joint committee of Metropole C C and New York Motor Cycle Club weighs July 3 4 5 as possible dates. If round trip adopted, 470 miles across three days with about 160 miles daily.

New York Metropole Cycling Club Boston Metropole C. C New York Motor Cycle Club E. L. Ferguson F. E. Moskovics

Clarkson Beats Schmitt at Hub Billiard Palace

Clarkson defeated Schmitt by 38 points in last night’s match at the Hub Billiard Palace. Tonight the decisive championship game features Threshie versus Eaton with Clarkson holding momentum.

Hub Billiard Palace Clarkson Schmitt Threshie Eaton Nes

Test for Yourself the Wonderful Curative Properties of Swamp Root

A promotional note extols Swamp Root as a cure all with claims of restoring health. The ad style text urges readers to test the product’s supposed curative powers, highlighting its benefits without showing medical evidence.

Westchester Fight Stuns VIPs in Harrison Hotel Ballroom

In a secretive vaudeville style boxing match in Harrison Westchester, Stephen Mannix defeated Tim Cahill in six rounds before 500 spectators including members of exclusive circles. Mannix earned a $250 purse as Cahill was counted out after a stomach blow. Five thousand plus dollars changed hands on the outcome. A private patrol kept the venue secure until 3 AM.

White Plains N. Y Harrison Westchester County New York Brooklyn Westchester Harlem Silver Lake Stephen Mannix Tim Cahill Jack Delemey Joe Grinrod Kid Broden Frank Murphy Joe Kerwin Cahill Crudeh” Connelly Billy Smith Mannix

Boxing Gossip and Plans For Boston Matches

The column previews a week until a Frisco bout between McGovern and Corbett and a Boston Es sex Athletic Club bantamweight title fight featuring Willie Schumacher and Jimmy Walsh. It notes weigh limits, potential odds, and surrounding card bouts at Essex and Lenox clubs with multiple Cambridge and Boston fighters profiled.

McGovern Corbett Boston Essex Athletic Club America Willie Schumacher New York Jimmy Walsh Newton Walsh Athletic Club Schumacher Philadelphia Pennsylvania Sam Langford Cambridge Jack Johnson Kid Lewis Roxbury Kid Carbone North End Jack Williams Charlestown Young Chisholm Chelsea Lenox Club Lenox Tony Moran Fred Vanich Chicago Jack Dwyer South Boston Arthur Pratt Kid Hessell Providence Jimmy Stone Avonia A. C Young Nadeau

Coal Dealers Threatened With Contempt For Data Refusal

Boston coal dealers balked at supplying figures to the legislative investigation. Some conceded only private data while others refused outright, prompting possible contempt actions. A Marchant deal club secretary burned records, while Boston dealers Doherty Cutler and Frost supplied some data and Batchelder promised info.

Boston Legislative Coal Investigation Committee Fall River Apsey Coal Club Winter Schofield D. F. Doherty F. W. Cutler G E. Frost Domchester Samuel J. Elder J. N. Batchelder

Yale Crew Names Training Table Aboard for Race

New Haven March 23 The 12 oarsmen selected for Yale's training table in preparation for the annual race are listed. The crew is set to push toward the forthcoming competition with anticipated team cohesion and performance.

New Haven Conn

New London Harvard Crew Meet Set for Training Tables

New London and Harvard rowers shared their first meal today in quarters for the squad. About 25 oarsmen remain in the varsity group but only standout boatmen will sit at the training table. Current crew shows Stroke Bogue No 7 Cross Judson Stubbs Halpen Coffin Daly pow Captain Waterman with substitutes Miller Adams Hewitt and McGlintock.

New London Harvard Bogue Cross Judson Stubbs Halpen Coffin Daly Waterman Miller Adams Hewitt McGlintock

Manville mill spinners strike in sympathy at Nourse mill

About 200 frame spinners at the Manville Company Nourse mill in Woonsocket Rhode Island walked out in sympathy with striking male spinners and demanded a 10 percent wage increase.

Woonsocket, R. I Manville Company Nourse

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