Cy Young Impresses Macon Fans In 1854 Echoes
In Macon Georgia fans hail Cy Young as the grand old pitcher still in prime. He hints at a long season ahead and a debut memory from 1854, praising his unchanged speed and keen eyes. Mrs Young accompanies him as he prepares to pitch on April 20 for the Boston Americans.
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Nip pneumonia in the bud with Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey
The ad urges early use of Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey at the first cold symptoms to prevent pneumonia. It claims the tonic adds heat and vigor, improves appetite, and breaks up colds rapidly, noting it is prescribed by physicians and available at licensed dealers.
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Lush Still Missing Amid pennant chase in Thomasville
In Thomasville Georgia on March 24 Al Buckenberger of the Boston National team laments Billy Lush's absence seen as key for pennant ambitions. Buckenberger, Soden, Billings and Conant chase Lush amid contract talks while Stanley impresses. a Boston flag dream sparks a clash with locals as a riot erupts.
Haverhill Signs 30 for New England League Team
Manager William Hamilton of the Haverhill NE L team arrives with 30 signed players and several more in view. The club plans a strong season with new signings including Stackpole, Deininger, Smith, Swope, Langdon, Pagum, Guest, and Uriah White. Positions settled include Murch at first, Smith at second, Richardson at short, Chapman at third, and Hamilton at center with Roy Shetts in left.
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Reilly Sets Indoor Record for 440 Yard Dash
Joe Reilly, the West End athlete from Georgetown, ran 440 yards in 62.25 seconds to establish a new indoor record at St. Louis University’s meet. A Boston native, he previously studied at Boston College and later rowed for Georgetown after excelling in football and baseball.
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French Boxing At The Y M C A Draws Notable Show
La savate was staged at the Y M C A Gymnasium marking its first city appearance. Paul Meylan and J H Gelas Jr led the bout with kicks and punches as spectators watched a novelty fight. A fencing exhibition followed with Sewall Cabot and Elau of Harvard among contenders. Cabot won after two extra periods amid close calls.
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Malden Pigeon Club prepares for annual races
The Malden Homing Pigeon Club with 10 members names officers for the upcoming event. President H. H. Westerfield, vice-president M. J. Sweeney, secretary and treasurer George Horsman, racing secretary L. W. Annis, race committee R. H. Laycock and W. A. Hemenway.
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Baseball Notes From The Day On Various Teams
Cory Dolan shines in left field for the Chicago Americans and Kohbe Ferris kept up his hitting. Arlie Latham to play first for Rockford in the Three IT league. Charley Hickman improves at first base. Fred Klobedanz avoids Los Angeles trip. Buckenberger’s squad with Wiles Pratt looks strong in pitching. Charley Zimmer to captain the Philadelphia Nationals with a $3000 season salary. Cleveland trounced New Orleans 7 to 3 before 7000 fans. Lajoie played but had no hit. University of Michigan circulates a petition to drop Henry Kirklea’s claim on Charles Baird. Corridon and Selee shut out Los Angeles. Joe Corbett pitched for L A. Baby Lowe had one hit and three assists. Fred Clarke backs Burke staying with Pittsburgh. Barney Dreyfuss urged. Selee warns Chicago players about injuries. Is Angeles heat causing stiff muscles. Callahan of Chicago predicts Cleveland wins pennant. St Louis and Detroit strong. patching infield may bolster New York.
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Revere Board Moves to Suspend Three Police Officers
The Revere Selectmen voted to suspend Police Officers Clare P. Chainey Judson R. Willard and another officer after a town meeting during a recent session. A vote discussion followed with no immediate details on charges or disciplinary steps.
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Rollins Faces Charges in Quiet Town Hearing Process
Fred A. Rollins awaits service and a hearing on charges stated by Chief Oakes as the Selectmen, who declined to reveal the charges, noted efforts had been made to address the matter.
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Officers Decline Resignations as Hearing Set in Town Hall
The three officers refused to resign. A hearing is scheduled for Saturday night at the Town Hall. Chainey was on duty until 4 this morning, Willard did not work last night, Rollins is sick, and Dr. Holden has orders to examine and report on Rollins condition.
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Boxing Gossip at Chelsea Club crowns Briggs over Bryson
The Chelsea Athletic Club hosted a top level featherweight clash that settled the Briggs Bryson debate. Briggs dominated with superior defense and sharp left jabs, finishing strong in rounds 12 to 15 while Bryson never recovered after the fourth. The article defends referee Joe Cummings and notes Briggs eyes Young Corbett McGovern or Hanlon next.
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Mike Sullivan
George McFadden
Highland Team Prevails In Close Mystic Valley Match
In Lexington on March 24 Old Bel Fry on her alleys edged Calumet of Winchester in a tight three game set by one pin in the Mystic Valley candle pin league. Richardson led with 97 pins, 255 for single and three-string totals. Towanta lost to 999th and Highlands defeated Medford.
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Kaiser Promised Lieutenants for Crefeld Dance Partners
Berlin March 24. Reichstag records include photographs of 20 pretty Crefeld girls to justify funds for barracks at Crefeld to house a Hussar regiment as dance partners. War Minister von Gossler placed the item in the military budget at Emperor William's request. The Emperors remark at a party sparked the plan after no lieutenants existed. The budget debate pitted Dusseldorf against Crefeld and the photos were presented amid the fight.
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Providence Boys Rescued From River by Local Driver Hero
Two boys nearly drowned in the Woonasquatucket River in Providence. Lawrence J. Reilly and Arthur Connors were pulled to safety by Marsden Lee, a furniture wagon driver, after Reilly’s Newfoundland jumped in and both youths were swept downstream. The dog drowned during the rescue.
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