Payne Loses Amateur Heavyweight Title to Kennedy
Emory Payne, a New York fireman and longtime national amateur heavyweight champion, loses to Thomas A. Kennedy of New West Side A. C. in a tough final at Mechanics’ Building. Kennedy gains the lead with a repeated left jab, winning by three rounds to Payne’s two.
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New York
Waterloo
Mechanics’ Building
Thomas A. Kennedy
Payne
Kennedy
Emory
John Denning
New West Side A. C
Eddie Connolly
Everett
S. Born
Mott Haven
A. C
Mike Carr
South Boston
Murray Matthewson
Charlestown
Billy Rolfe
Mike O’brien
Robert Sears
Hyde Park
Northwestern A. C
Louis Hearn
Worcester
Last Concert of Flonzaley Quartet in Boston
The Flonzaley String Quartet gave its third and final Boston show of the season in Chickering Hall with Haydn Op. 76 No.8, Bach two-violin sonata, and Tchaikovsky Quartet Op.30, with Louis Bachner on piano. critics praised the ensemble's expressive playing and noted the program's strong contrasts and historical significance.
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Chickering Hall
Haydn
S. Bach
Tchaikovsky
F. Laub
Louis Bachner
Papa Haydn
Rubinstein
Grandfather Rubinstein
Bach
City Hall Notes on Civil Service payroll checks and budget moves
The Civil Service Commission payroll audits begin April 14 forcing many city workers to obtain a legal rating or face discharge. Debate grows over transferring funds between bridges and the potential charter changes to abolish the Common Council. A new stable site in South Boston may reduce rent from $900 to a lower lease, with the city already paying $100 monthly rent for the current stable.
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East Boston Evening High School Triumph Over Alcons
East Boston Evening High School defeated the Alcons of the South End 16 to 10 in a fast game. East Boston showcased superior passing and dribbling as the key features of the victory.
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Washington Tours by rail from Boston with stops on return
A weeklong rail tour from Boston via the Pennsylvania Railroad departs March 27 April 3 24 and May 8. Expenses paid except supper. Return stops at Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Consult George M. Roberts P A N BE Boston at 6 8 Bromfield street for details and arrangements.
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Harvard Scrub Game Ends 4-4 As Pieper Tests Lineup
Harvard baseball held a mixed scrimmage on the fresh man diamond with eight innings played and no official score kept. Kelly Mackay Currier Boyer Cooper Blanchard showed promise, while Dana Harvey Pond topped the outfield and Aronson Keefe earned second base opportunities as Pieper drilled the team through fielding and grounders after the game.
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Pond
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Keefe
McCall
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Simonds
S.s
Waters
Long Shot Wins Big English Race
The Lincolnshire Handicap for 3 year olds and up at Lincoln, England, was won by American jockey J. H. Martin on Kaffir Chief owned by F. S. Barnard. Longcroft finished second and Snatch third in a field of twenty. Martin rode the outsider, who started at 100 to 7 in the betting.
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Eng
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Snatch
Martin
Marshall and Swiderski Win Chess Rounds in Vienna
In the second round of the international masters tournament Marshall defeated Salve and Swiderski defeated Berger by sacrificing a piece each. Rubinstein and Schlechter lead with two wins each after today’s play in Vienna.
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Swiderski
Salve
Berger
Rubinstein
Schlechter
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Ad Promotes Quick Health Boost
An old advertisement touts Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a fortifying daily tonic aiding against colds and pneumonia. It claims the product supplies heat energy and is easily absorbed, offering a full 32 ounce bottle with a facsimile signature on the neck and face labels for protection.
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Graves
Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Holland Wine Co Opens New Store on Hanover Street
Holland Wine Company expands with purchase of real estate at 16 and 18 Hanover Street and plans a new store. The firm, sole owner by the Holland brothers, already operates two large Boston shops and carries ryes gins and scotches, ales and beers. Whitcomb Wead & Co. represented the deal with J. J. Riley serving the former owners.
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William Crone
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Head Place
Adams Square
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Boston
Holland Company
Whitcomb, Wead & Co
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Major Taylor to Race Bedell in Sunset Sprint Clash
The Park Square track hosts an all sprint meet next Saturday night headlined by a match between John Bedell of New York and Major Taylor of Worcester. It may be Taylor’s last U S appearance this year due to a European racing contract.
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Park Square Track
John Bedell
New York
Major Taylor
Worcester
Taylor
Europe
Challenge to a 10 mile heel and toe relay race
Roxbury correspondent H Fingold signs a challenge to Mr M Dona van the heel and toe walker champion for a 10 mile relay race with four opponents, each man walking two miles, against Donavan's 10 mile effort.
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the Post
M. Donavan
Germans Lion Tossed By Parisian Champion
Lewiston, Me March 24 Kreag the German lion was thrown twice by Cazeau the Parisian wrestler champion of France. The first fall lasted 24 min 80 sec and the second 19 min 380 sec with body holds used.
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France
Kidding Cy Young Prompted Postal Cards From Howell and Bradley
Charlie Hickman and Bill Bradley traded playful postcards to Cy Young while he trained with the Boston Americans. Hickman warned to get his whip ready for the season as he planned to face Young. Bradley boasted of hitting like a house afire and urged Young to beware.
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Bill Bradley
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Water Curtain Protects Paine Furniture Building Fire Defense
The Paine Furniture Company has installed a water curtain system to envelop its Canal Market and Friend streets building from roof to ground. A test is planned for Thursday at 3 pm, likely drawing engineers city officials and fire department observers.
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Baseball challenges rally youth teams across Boston area
A list of local baseball clubs seeks 14 to 19 year olds for spring and summer play. Entries include Arlington Mills Lawrence Bigelows Charlestown Y M C A Juniors Jamaica A C Gate of Heaven Readville A C Winthrop A C Stoneham A A Shamrock A C Hillsides and more with guaranteed expenses and play at home or away. Contact details provided for organizers across Boston suburbs.
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John Mooney
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Hans Wagner Reforms Carnegie Tech Athletics
Hans Wagner leads a shift at Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh. The school ends free games and moves athletics from wealthy students to a shared funding plan. Night students may pay 1 dollar and day students 2 dollars to support athletics.
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Institutes 15 Farraguts 8 in West End championship game
In Hancock Hall the Institutes defeated the Farraguts 15 to 8 to win the city district championship. Holland, Cuddy and Bello starred for the winners with Doherty best for the losers. Score Institutes 15 Farraguts 8. Goals from floor included Holland Lippman Cuddy and Doherty. Time 20 minute halves. Referee Loveland. Scorer Cuddy. Timer Marino.
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Doan’s Kidney Pills Said To Cure Boston Sufferer
Mrs Margaret McCann of 62 London Street Boston reports months of kidney related pains relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Woodbury’s drug store Maverick square. She commends the pills as curing her ailments and urges others to remember the name. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent. price 50 cents.
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Lectures On Horses At Boston Hall Open Series
A series of free lectures begins this week at 7 30 pm in Kingsley Hall 102 Bowdoin Street Boston. Albert B Root delivers an informal talk on care of horses feet and shoeing as part of the Workhorse Parade Association program.
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Kingsley Hall
Bowdoin Street
Albert B. Root
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