Draw ends tight Brooklyn bout Sullivan Bernstein
Dave Sullivan of Boston and Joe Bernstein of New York fought twenty five rounds at catchweights in Brooklyn with referee Johnny White declaring a draw. Both fighters absorbed punishment as Bernstein focused on head and neck while Sullivan struck body heavy. Sullivan was favored at betting 100 to 80. Preliminary bout featured Joe Golden and Johnny Martin with Golden winning early rounds before a knockdown in round fourteen. The column also notes Kid McCoy heart concerns and future match talks for Kelly McGovern and other boxing plans across multiple clubs.
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New York
Dave Sullivan
Boston
Joe Bernstein
Greenwood Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Johnny White
Bernstein
Sullivan
Johnny Martin
Williamsburg
Joe Golden
Philadelphia
Golden
Kid McCoy
Choynski
Sammy Kelly
Terry McGovern
Broadway Athletic Club
Kelly
New Yorker
Mody Lenny
McGovern
Bob Allen
Tim Wearns
A. C
Manchester
Billy Gardner
Billy Chisholm
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Prospect Park
Jim Daly
Portsmouth
Tim Kearns
Jack Foley
Jack Everhardat
Charley Burns
Cincinnati
Memphis
Tenn
Harry Jennines
Springfield
George Monroe
Hartford
Monroe
Jem Curran
National Sporting Club
London
Jem Holloway
South Africa
Curran
H. C
McCoy Plans Long Rest Amid Heart Concerns
San Francisco March 27 It is stated that Kid McCoy, advised by a physician he shows signs of heart failure, will take a long rest in the mountains and cancel dates with Tommy Ryan Sharkey and boxing exhibitions already fixed.
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San Francisco
McCoy
Tommy Ryan
Sharkey
Boxing exhibit ends in near real bout between Craig and Townsend
Frank Craig of America and London star G I Townsend staged a three round exhibition in London that turned harsher than expected with clinching and hit for later $2500 bets. Townsend, ex amateur champ of England, dominated and sparred at the National Sporting Club mood, while the boxing scene moved to New Gian championships with weigh in times and entries listed for 105 to 135 pounds.
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Frank Craig
America
London
G. I. Townsend
Ingland
Craig
Townsend
National Sporting Club
Cooter
Professor Townsend
Ami
John Bull
J. Callahan
Lowell
J. DeWolfe
Bt. Mary's Club
Halifax
EB. Kaveney
West End
J. McKee
Lincoln Club
J. Sullivan
Medford
B. Bayes
Columbian Rowing Association
J. ¥.Sheehan
T. Quinn
W. Curran
Boston
P. Brooks
Lawrence
D. McNeill
Millstream B
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Noted for Pneumonia Efficacy
An old advertisement claims Dr Bull's Cough Syrup is remarkably effective in treating pneumonia, priced at 25 cents.
Benefit for Ed Wise Pool Player to Be Held at Puritan Hall
Boston friends plan a benefit for pool player Ed Wise at Puritan Hall on April 18. Murray and Irwin lead the arrangements and hold tickets for the event.
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Boston
Ed’’ Wise
Puritan Hall
Murray & Irwin
Boston Baseball Club Schedule 1899 Season
Boston Baseball Club home and away games listed for 1899 with dates and opponents. Schedule includes numerous matches against Brooklyn Pittsburg Philadelphia Chicago Louisville Washington New York St Louis Cincinnati Cleveland Baltimore and others with home games in capitals and notes on Sundays and open dates.
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Boston Baseball Club
Brooklyn
Philadphia
Louisville
Chicago
Washington
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Baltimore
A.m
P.m
A. m
New York
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
P. m
Philad’ Phia
Philad
Cincinnatis
Philad’phia
Capitals
McCarthy An nex Beats Bean Family In Pin Match By 30
A Cambridge and Boston crowd packed McCarthy alley for a heated clash with the McCarthy An nex defeating the Bean Family team by 30 pins after two strings to one. W Bean rolled 295 for high individual score, Ed Bean 117 best single hit as strings over 100 marked a competitive contest.
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McCarthy
Cambridge
Boston
McCarthy Annex
Bean
W. Bean
Brother Ed
North Shore Trims Whyte Wire Works in 3 Games
North Shore rolls to 2459 pins at Car ruth's alley beating Whyte Wire Works 3–0. Pierce leads with 198 58 184 540 while Brown adds 167 163 179 509 and teammates exceed five hundred marks as 844 832 and other totals highlight the scoring spree.
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North Shore
Whyte Wire Works
Carruth’s Alley
Pierce
Brown
S. Brown
OD Karcher
Serrees
Richardson
Pierce C.csesseeeeeeret
Bowler
Tis
Bitz
Bowling Tie Rolled Off for Championship Play on Carruth Alleys
The Boston Bowling Association meeting chaired by President Frank H. Carruth and secretary Julius Meyers decided the candle pin division tie between West Brookline and Jefferson will be rolled off on Carruth alleys Hanover street Wednesday April 5. Prize distribution lists John Sheafe John S. McDonough McCarthy team Jameson Roxbury team among winners with first and fifth prizes on hold.
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Boston Bowling Association
Frank H. Carruth
Julius Meyers
West Brookline
Jefferson
Carruth
Hanover Street
Murray & Irwin
Tom McCarthy
John Sheafe
John S. McDonough
McCarthy
McDonough
Jameson
Somerville
Roxbury
Kidney Trouble Promises Relief With Swamp Root
Public notice advertises Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney restorative. It claims kidney health cleanses blood, offers a free sample by mail to Boston Daily Post readers, and promotes sindicated testimonio nd nationwide availability in fifty cent and one dollar sizes.
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POST
Boston Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Kilmer
Boston Daily Post
Ve Kilmer & Co
Parade to Highlight L A W National Meet in Boston
The executive committee of the 99 Meet Club votes to stage a mammoth parade and an illuminated canoe run on the Charles as major features during the L A W national meet in August. Officials discuss an opera, interdivisional amateur championships, and one fare rail rates while planning to incorporate the club and secure support from bike trades. Pedestrianist Frank Waller trains at Harvard for a 24 hour race in New York.
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Boston
Riverside
Norumbega
Waltham
Placid Charles
Porter
New York
Mechanics’ Hall
Ways and Means
Exchange Building
Montreal
Bostonians
Gerlach
Racing Board
A. G. Frothingham
Transportation Committee
New England Passenger Association
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Bassett
Frank Waller
Harvard
Bicycle Notes on reinstatements and race plans
A bulletin from Chairman Gerlach notes Eddie McDuffee Nat Butler and Frank Waller have been restored to good standing in the L A W. About 15000 copies of this weeks L A W Bulletin were burned in the Federal street fire delaying distribution to Massachusetts members. Manager Ducker met Joe Downey about a race with Waller, Downey likely to race McDuffee instead, hoping for a better chance.
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Gerlach
Eddie McDuffee
Nat Butler
Frank Waller
Federal Street
Massachusetts
Ducker
Joe Downey
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P. C. Toohy
Boylston Street
Harvard Square
Raymond
Washington St
Hawley St
Hawley Street
Raymond Syndicate
Ste Tbat
James J. Jeffries
Los Angeles
Robert Fitzsimmons
Chester
H. Kearns
Charlestown Associates
J. Ryan
East Boston
C. Hyer
K. Johnson
M. Murphy
Westfield
B. DeGrasse
South Boston
P. Roach
Seaside
J. H. Wightman
Jamaica Plain
J. Fitzpatrick
West Newton
R. Ryan
CC. le Moyne
D. Hennen
W. R. Mansfield
H. S. Parker
S. M. Norton
T. P. Curtis
E. N. Fenno, Jr
T. F. Stoddard
C. LeMoyne
W. D. Hennen
Bb. L. Lawrence
G. S. Derby
M’coy Dangels
Edward Wise
Liverpool
Tremont St
Boyle Bros
Katio
Bean Family
Bean Ree
BOAN
Peterson
Meyrick
UETT
PeaBopy &Co
THE
Spaldinc
Spalding
A. CG
Spalding & Bros
Denver
Cook Heme
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