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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1907

Page

4

Americans defeat Louisville 11 to 1 in midseason form

Boston Americans cruised to an 11 to 1 victory over Louisville. Kroh pitched five innings, Killian the last four, with strong fielding and sharp double plays limiting Louisville. Unglaub, Barrett, and Collins contributed key hits and a squeeze play in the third, while Murphy misplayed two fly balls aiding Boston’s rally.

Louisville Chick Stahl Kroh Killian Lightning Little Killian Barrett Unglaub Wagner Boston Collins Brashear Boston Americans Huntington Avenue Murphy Quinlan Ferriz Jimmy Stanley Ferris Carrigan Stahl Kipp Sullivan Offor Oberlin Shaw Enews Agner Carrigan, C Wens Armbruster Killian, P E. Kerwin Eo Caer Ears Man Wright Bunfi Erereser Eee Eerane Kenna Bunton Kinglaub Schanen Ouble Ays— Collins Unaub Uhl Erris Kerwin Survalent Staane Irend Tras

Boston Fans Hopeful After Spring Training Report

Boston looks good as warm weather returns and players show first class fielding batting and baserunning. Manager Stahl backs young pitchers and hints Parent may sit out until signed while Sullivan Unglaub Criger and Shaw fight for spots behind the plate as the lineup shapes for the 1907 American League campaign.

Boston Stahl Parent Grimshaw Lachance Wagner Mr. Taylor Sullivan Chick Stahl Unglaub Grim Shaw

Sleeper Car Excursions From Chicago to Pacific Coast

Tickets for Pullman tourist sleeping cars run Tuesday through Thursday from Chicago to the Pacific Coast with daily sales through April 29 priced 49.90 to 62.00. Boston to Pacific Coast points. For details write S A Hutchison Manager North Western Pacific Excursions 300 Washington Street Boston Mass. SLADE'S powdered Nutmeg advertised for its convenience.

Chicago Pacific Coast Pullman Boston S. A. Hutchison North-Western Union Pacific Washington Street Mass

Baseline Baseball News and Comment

Baseball news notes discuss the Athletics and Harmony with Cleveland, Cobb, Nap players, and the Napoleon Lajoies. Mention St Louis Browns in Austin and Jack Powell pitching, Harry Bay injured, spring fever rising, and players seeking high salaries. A light jab at a Southwest dopester ends the column.

Athletics Rube Waddell Reuben Cleveland Cobb Detroit Harmony Naps Napoleon Lajoies Austin Tex St. Louis Browns Marconi Jack Powell St. Louis Powell Harry Bay Bay Brooklyn Giants

Amateur and semi pro team game offers across Boston area

A listing of clubs from Webster A C to South Framingham seeking games with various age brackets from 14 to 19 year olds and semi professional teams. Contacts include Lyons at 48 Binford street South Boston and McKinnon at 5 East Hoyles street Norwood among others.

Webster A. C W. J. Lyons Binford St South Boston Clifton A. C E. Breton Reed St North Cambridge Eliot A. C Bartlett St Roxbury Roslindale L. O. Kent City Laurels Clarence Lyons Pelham Pl Boston Central Jrs J. Russell Horace St East Boston Williams Medford PD. Barrett Curtis Pl Oriente D. A. McKinnon East Hoyles St Norwood Hillsides Henry Stevens President St Lynn Wakefield Junctions M. Crosby Summer St Wakefield Nonantum A. A D. Sweeney Middle St Newton Wakefields Nelson Bishop Maes Westville A.C F. Emmel Washington Street Br de A J. O'Gara Wilson Ave Somerville Clover A G. Malloy Batchelder Ast Creecents

Harvard Tennis Team Opens Practice at Holmes Field

The Harvard tennis team plans to start practice this week at Holmes Field barring more snow. Five of last year’s six return, including captain J. M. Morse and champion Niles. The Harvard Princeton match is set for May 11 at Princeton, and a class series begins April 29 with four class winners playing for the college championship.

Harvard Holmes Field College J. M Morse Oabney Lovering Pell Niles

Harvard Practice Cut Down Forces Change in Football Plan

Harvard announces a five week reduction in football training cutting spring and fall practice. No spring drills this year and fall workouts trimmed, altering preparation for next season. Captain Parker defends the move citing cross-sport training, while President Eliot’s stance remains disputed.

Harvard Eliot Profesor White Crane Parker

M'Lean Guarded at Hospital After Delirious Escapes

Peter McLean a 35 year old Dorchester resident and patient at City Hospital is closely guarded after two sensational delirious escapes. He recently walked from the hospital to Dorchester clad in a mat. His condition worsened with rising fever and a fall on stairs.

Peter McLean Dorchester City Hospital McLean

Judge Baker addresses Newsboys Union at Hanover Street

Judge Harvey H. Baker of the Juvenile Court spoke to about 200 Newsboys' Union members at 30 Hanover Street on court work. He praised the union for years of service and noted few members are ever brought before his court. He discussed lynching in the South and argued for nonpunitive, reform-oriented handling of young offenders.

Harvey H. Baker Newsboys’ Union Hanover Street Baker

Lasker and Marshall to finish in New York

Dr. Emanuel Lasker defeated Frank Marshall in the third game of the championship chess match here. Marshall resigned after the 21st move, leaving the score at seven wins for Lasker and seven draws after fourteen games, with the remaining games to be played in New York.

Memphis Tenn Emanuel Lasker Frank Marshall Marshall Dr. Lasker New York

Metropolitan Life Concedes Premium Relief for Policy Holders

Metropolitan Life Insurance announces new concessions for industrial policy holders. Whole life policy insured individuals now age seven are exempt from weekly premium payments, and those reaching 75 this year will also receive relief on premiums. The move, costing over 1 million in reserves and premium refunds, is paired with more than 2 million in voluntary cash dividends for policies over five years and mortuary dividends for death claims. Endowments will be paid on 15 year policies when the insured reaches 80.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company

Mishaps of Engine 5 Raise Suspicion of a Hoodoo

In East Boston Engine 5 of the fire department, known for a string of accidents since 1872, crashes into trolley cars and throws crew from the engine on sharp turns. Despite rubber tires being unique to Engine 6, Engine 5’s perilous incidents continue, wounding two firefighters on March 6 at 140 Princeton Street and prompting concerns of a hoodoo.

Engine 5 Boston Engine 6 Boston Fire Department Marion Street E 6 Marion’s Lexington Princeton Street Lexington Street Henry Woodbury O’brien

Dr. Greene's Nervura Promises Health and Beauty for Women

An advertising piece extols Dr. Greene's Nervura as a cure for spring debility and a booster of female health and beauty. It claims to purify blood, strengthen nerves, clear complexions, banish melancholy, and restore youthfulness, with the physician available at 34 Temple Pl Boston or by mail under the National Pure Food Law.

Reene Dr. Greene Washington

Despondent man shoots self in Boston hotel stay

Patrick Kelley, 32, of New York City, shot himself in the left lung after a despondent episode. He fled to the Emergency Hospital claiming a footpad attack, then admitted suicide and left a note stating his wife was at Blackwell's Island. A revolver, a bloodstain, and a farewell note were found in his room.

Patrick Kelley West Third Street New York City Broadway Boston Blackwell's Island New York Margaret Johns West Broadway Compressed Air Workers’ Union Charles Moriarty Rochester Street Moriarty Blackwell’s Island

West Cummington Paper Mill to Close After 40 Years

Adams March 24 The L A Brown Paper Company announced plans for a new 90 by 125 foot addition at the upper mill and the closing of its West Cummington plant after four decades of operation. The expansion will create 160 jobs.

Adams L. A. Brown Paper Company West Cummington

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