Charlestown Teams Win in Mystic Valley League Clean sweep over Central
Mystic Valley League last evening sees 999th A.A. team win three straight over Old Belfry, while Charlestown Club whitewashes Central. Flynn of Battery team tops with 107 single and 28 total. Also reports high rollers and varied scores from Old Belfry, New Century, Marketmen, and Independents leagues.
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Old Belfry
Charlestown
Central
Flynn
Battery
Lexington
OLD Pen Co
COE
OS Worthen
Dudley
Nichols
Firm
Redman
Reed
Harding
Peabody
Bruce
Weitz
I' Ayer
Eldredge
Murray
Hobertson
Bray
Parks
Marsh
Littlefield
Webster
Boylston
Murray & Irwin's
Independents
Hyde Park
Dedham
Somerset
Roslindale
Elite
Linton
High Roller
Collins Team Picked to Beat Invaders in Boston Showdown
Macon March 24 Mercer players and Coach Beth watched the Invaders in Atlanta. Collins says Doran Wolfe O Neill and Tannehill form a quartet that will set Boston afire this season. He expects a long remembered trail against rival clubs.
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Macon
Mercer
Beth
Atlanta
Invaders
Collins
New York
Collings
Buffalo
Ocmulgee
Jimmy Collins
Jupiter Plavins
Napoleon Lajoie Poised for 1904 Season Comeback
Cleveland star Napoleon Lajoie, hailed as king of ball players, arrives at 1904 in prime shape after a severe 1903 season. Reports say his improved health could lift the Cleveland club 15 percent, with him powering Southern trip games including a home run and multiple hits.
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Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland
Gochnaur
Turner
Lajoie
Larry
Mellody defeats Sweeney in two-round-ending finish in Portland
Billy Mellody and Patsy Sweeney fought a fast hard bout at the Auditorium tonight. Mellody landed a hard right to Sweeney's jaw in the ninth, sending him to the floor and prompting a sponge to be thrown in by Sweeney's seconds. Sweeney had been weakened by Mellody's right to the body in the fifth and by a thumb hurt in the second. Mellody dominated with strong infighting and body jolts while Sweeney, cut under the eye and mouth, showed little resistance aside from the second round.
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Portland
Billy Mellody
Patsy Sweeney
Mellody
Sweeney
Manchester
New Hampshire
Brighton High Defeats English High 15 to 4 in Drill Hall
Brighton High beat English High 15 to 4 in the Drill Hall yesterday afternoon. Brightons Featherstone Lonergan Woodlock and Nahas contributed goals while English Highs Smith and Davis scored. Weatherstone earned a goal from a foul and Lonergan clocked eight points as the game used 20 minute halves.
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Brighton High
English High
Wordlock
Featherstone
Hickey
Brighton
Smith
Davis
Brighton H
Englis
Fenthiovatone
Feccere Es Eeerereceet
Davin Tronergan
Fos
Smith Tattionela
Gibson Woodlock
Nahas
Woodlock
Lonergan
Weatherstone
Peterson
Federal wins two of three in postponed Commercial League match
In a postponed Chauncey alleys Commercial League game Fed eral defeated South Shore two games to one last evening. Beatty led Federal with a high total of 168 pins, while individual scores show strong performances from players including PEDERSL MacDonald Harriman Oberhauser Glynn Bond Sumner Firsty Dalton and Beatty across the three games, finishing with team totals close to two thousand.
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Chauncey Alleys
Federal
South Shore
Beatty
Pedersl
MacDonald
Harriman. Isd
Oberhauser
Glynn
Bond
Sumner
Dalton
Boxing Gossip Brings Corbett Britt Bout Into Spotlight
The article surveys the Corbett Britt lightweight clash, noting Corbett’s apparent weight and conditioning, Britt’s recent form against Martin Canole, and the broader New England boxing scene. It mentions Mahoney returning with Goodwin and Pantz, ONeill Hanlon talks, and potential matches including Carter Cole and a Fitzsimmons Walcott bout in Philadelphia.
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Young Corbett
Jimmy Britt
Corbett
McGovern
Britt
Denver
Martin Canole
Canole
New England
Steve Mahoney
Philadelphia
Chester Goodwin
Kid Pantz
Goodwin
Eddie Hanlon
Jack O’neill-Hanlon
O'Neill
Hanlon
Hughey McGovern
Bender
Lenox
Harris
Hughey
Carter
Cole
Quaker City
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joe Walcott
National Athletic Club
Doctor Blair's $10 Cure Offer Ends Soon
New England readers flock to Doctor Blair for Medico Osteopathy cures promising deafness relief and general ailments. The famous $10 guarantee lasts six days, offering cure or money back with acceptance this month for all diseases including deafness head noises and nervous conditions. Professionals note rapid improvements from a single treatment as patients seek relief before April 1.
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Blair
New England
Doctor Blair
United States
Peter Blair
The Guarantee Offer for Medical Treatment by Doctor Blair
Doctor Blair offers to treat all applicants before April for a flat ten dollar fee covering all costs. If not fully cured within a set time, patients may reclaim their money. The offer expires on the List day of this month and treatment must start on or before that date.
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Doctor Blair
Blair
Medico-Osteopathy Claims Deafness Cures in New England
The Boston area reports scores cured of deafness and head noises by Medico-Osteopathy over the last two months. Dr Blair plans a book titled HOW MEDICO OSTEOPATHY CURES DEAFNESS with cured patients' statements and addresses for public verification. Advanced sheets are with the printer, aiming for mid April release.
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Boston
New England
Blair
Boxing notes on planned matches and postponements
The article outlines delays and tentative matchups in early boxing, including Briggs-McGovern off, possible Willis vs Briggs on April 4, and O'Brien-Twin Sullivan postponed to April 7 due to O'Brien’s illness. It mentions attempts to arrange bouts with Hanlon and Kennedy seeking a 150-pound match, plus Joe Walcott set for San Francisco April 19 against Woods or Gans with Billy Pierce’s courtesy.
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Briggs-McGovern
Hanlon
Billy Willis
McGovern
Briggs
Milwaukee
Charley Nearr
Jack O'Brien-Twin Sullivan
St. Louis
O'Brien
Billy Woods
Joe Gans
San Francisco
West Roxbury Surges Past Roxbury In Final Interscholastic Clash
In the final Highland Interscholastic league game West Roxbury beat Roxbury at Roxbury. Stewart sank a last minute goal to seal the win for West Roxbury. Scoring featured Wanzer eight goals and Stewart three. Also noted are upcoming Columbia University trip for world championships, Cornell captain’s appendicitis, Brighton High basketball pledge, and a 22-year-old colt shipment from New York to England.
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West Roxbury High
Roxbury High
Roxbury
Stewart
West Roxbury
R F Noyes
Seeseeeesssl
Packard 1
Pearl Cresic Seaee Bee
Wanner Barsoon
V. Asaces Soseest. B
McCormack Bignell
Bi. T Ees Eee Sas Ease Ces l. B
Masseck
Noyes
Blake
Bagnell
Wanzer
Packard
Barsoon
Davis
Columbia University
St. Louis
Lynch
Cornell
Brighton High
East Boston H
Brighton
J. S. McDonald
New York
Richard Croker
Wantage
England
Jim Gore
Deafness Healed After Doctor Blair Ten Days
Mr. C. A. Huff of 203 Eustis Street Boston recounts years of deafness in one ear before seeking care from Doctor Blair. After ten days under his treatment Huff says he can hear a watch tick distinctly, marking a complete improvement in hearing.
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C. A. Huff
Eustis St
Boston
Deafness Reversed After Five Treatments At Infirmary
Mrs. S S H, of 10 Tyler Street Boston, had been totally deaf in her left ear for eight years. The Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary gave little hope. After five treatments with Doctor Blatfr her hearing returned, ending years of silence.
Deaf From Childhood Fails to Hear Until Doctor Blair Helped
William Lyons of 24 Shawmut Ave Malden says he has been deaf since childhood and could not hear ordinary conversation for over 20 years under Doctor Blair's care his hearing improved enough to hear a clock tick clearly and understand speech in the room
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William Lyons
Shawmut Ave
Malden
Cured in One Treatment Says Roxbury Man
Mr. Herbert Cady of 118 Winthrop Street Roxbury credits Doctor Blair with a single painless treatment that cured his left ear of buzzing and muffled hearing after persistent troubles.
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Herbert Cady
Winthrop St
Roxbury
Deafness Reversed by Doctor Blair Treatment
Mrs Abbie Straw of Roxbury reports years of hearing loss improved after Doctor Blair’s care. She could not hear at Odd Ladies meetings previously, but attended a recent United Order ceremony clearly, praising the treatment.
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Abbie Straw
SOT Parker S&sr
Roxbury
Doctor Blair
United Order of Odd Ladies
Hearing Improvement After Medico Osteopathic Treatment
Mr Newton Morton of 10 St James Ave Boston reports fifteen years of bilateral hearing loss and head noises improved after Dr Blair's Medico Osteopathic treatment enabling him to hear sermons clearly at church. He tried multiple specialists before finding relief through the doctor’s approach.
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Newton Morton
St. James Ave
Boston
Blair
Shireh
W. F. Blair
Blair Medico-Osteopathic Institute
J. A. Santee
D. O
Atlantic College of Osteopathy
Tremont Street
Boylston St
Mass
Deaf for Seven Years Sees Ear Restore Hearing
Mr. Lewis Valliere of 154 Bow Street Everett reports seven years of total deafness in his left ear. After doctors said the condition was incurable, he credits Blair's Medico Osteopathic treatment with restoring hearing within two weeks.
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Lewis Valliere
Bow Sty
Everett
Blair
He Could Not Work In Sharon After 20 Years Of Pain
Mr Stills of Dunakan Main St Sharon Massachusetts reports decades of shoulder and arm pains that left him unable to work. Two weeks of treatment by Dr Blair restored movement and allowed a full day’s work without discomfort.
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Stills
Dunakan
Main St
Sharon
Mass
Blair T
Cured Without Drugs Says Turner Finds Relief
Mr C W Turner of SG Compton and Stu Boston recount their experiences of chronic back pain and nerve distress. They credit Dr Blair with dramatic improvement without any medicine, noting regained mobility and relief from prior agony.
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C. W. Turner
SG Compton
Stu Boston
Doctor Blair
Free medical advice and diagnosis offer announced
All applicants will receive consultation and advice at no cost. Doctor Blair's Diagnosis Blank will be mailed free to any address upon request, whether by letter or in person.
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Blair
Pratt to Captain Brown and Nichols Baseball Team
C M Pratt captains Brown and Nichols School baseball with six returnees from last year. He will bats behind the plate and three new outfield infield spots are open, with thirteen candidates including J MacDonald M MacDonald Marsh Morse Woodman Thackary Parker.
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Brown and Nichols
C. M. Pratt
J. MacDonald
M. MacDonald
Marsh
Morse
Woodman
Thackary
Parker
Tufts Baseball Team Opens Outdoor Practice
Tufts varsity baseball squad begins first hard outdoor practice at College Hill in Medford. After extensive cage work the players appear in good condition with prospects for a successful season. catcher remains the weak spot with four players competing for the job.
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Medford
Tufts
College Hill
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