Training of the Other Nines Notes and Baseball Bets
A digest of training notes for rival teams and plans for season contests. Boston prospects note lighter players like Duffy and Clarkson, while Detroit, New York, and Baltimore squads are praised for big and active rosters. Boxing items include Lannon versus Godfrey and Fitzsimmons events, with Dorchester Athletic Club cross country details and prize hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lannon
Godfrey
Dorchester Athletic Club
Walcott Dominates Wrestling and Boxing Show at Bumstead Hall
In Bumstead Hall Coopers boxing display ends with Walcott winning both wrestling and boxing events. The Sullivan Dempsey special ends in a draw after a stoppage in the second round as Coopers stage a strong exhibition with names like Walcott Donovan Waldron Russell and Kaveney showcasing fast bouts and sharp technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Kaveney
Cooney
Coopers
Walcott
William Donovan
T. C. Thompson
Joe Walcott
Trimount
A. C
R. Maddocks
John Waldron
Waldron
Gus Williams
Fr. Scully
George Powers
Williams
EK. J. Roberts
Alexander McDowell
A. A. Roberts
McDowell
Robers
Harris names and bouts swirl in Dorchester athletic note
Sullivan warns no interference as men pledge to finish. Gillespie a former New Yorks left fielder now in Pennsylvania while Collins may go to Louisville. Ward may release him. Chapman of Louisvilles backs Collins. Cornish starts at Ninth Restant games. Dorchester Club emblem eyed. Suffolks cross country runners clock six miles on Fast Day route with packs led by Dennie, Marden and Hodgkins groups.
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New Yorks
Richmond
Rosie
Ewing
O'Rourke
Welch
Danny
Washington
Gore
Sickey Welch
Smiler
Jerry Denny
California
Browns
Dwyer
Brodie
Carruthers
New York
St. Louis
King
Fuller
Lyons
Boyle
Gumbert
Hot Springs
Hutchinson
Luby
Hallman
Allen
Mulvey
Connor
Hamilton
Delehanty
Cincinnatis
Toledos
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Comiskey
Duryea
Rhines
McGin
Rhinos
Baltimores
Buftinton
Healy
Shindle
Orioles
Tom Brown
Louisville
Cyclones
Saunders
Robinson
Clevelands
Ft. Wayne
Morgan Murphy
Cincinnati
Murphy
Woodcock
Selee
Pittsburg
Jack Kirwin
Jack McGee
Joe Lannon
Joe
Godfrey
Mike Donovan
Fitzsimmons
Jim Hall
Jimmy Carroll
Maher
Carroll
Johnnie Griffin
Howard
Boston
Jerry Connors
Harvard Street
Bernard
Norfolk
Ashmont
Adams
Washington Street
Dorchester
J. F. Moakley
Dorchester Avenue
Corbett
Sullivan
Gillespie
Pennsylvania
Collins
Ward
Chapman
Louisvilles
Harry Cornish
Dorchester Athletic Club
Joe Doyle
Jimmy Ryan
Lawrence
Chicago
Fitzgerald
The
Riversides
Dorchster
P. J. Beatty
Natick
M. J. Gorman
Riverside
J. Corkery
J. Colon
Revere A. A
Timmy Harrington
Suffolks
Boylston Street
Corey Hill
Bak
H. Dennie
Walter Marden
J. Olmstead
W. Rayman
J. A. Davie
W. W. Phillips
H. Vowies
W. H. Levy
Walter Hodgkins
Captain Dowling
Elmer White
Frank Maguire
George Wright
F. St. Oge
Startling incident warns of nerve collapse and cure
A stressed worker suffers nervous weakness in the streetcar and warns others to guard against overwork. The ad touts Dr. Greene's Nervura as a purely vegetable remedy that restores sleep, mental clarity, and energy, claiming personal recovery after six bottles. It invites readers to consult or request a symptom blank for free guidance.
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Dr. Greene
Ss. W. Noursr
Hudson, Mass
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
NASA
Gaston
Chas. A. Greene
M.D
Tremont St
Out out the blank below balance due in postage stamps
A terse notice states a balance due to be paid in postage stamps. It references a financial obligation and suggests payment via stamps as the settlement method. The fragmentary text provides no further identifying details or context.
Harvard Varsity Crew Faces Injuries and Selection Struggles
Harvard's Varsity crew trains amid injuries and shifting lineups as Vail is ruled out by Dr Porter. Kelton and Ninde contend for stroke while Lynam Bows to six with Rantoul favored at two over Winthrop. The launch debuts under Coach Adair as Hammond seeks crookswain duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelton
Harvard
Vail
Porter
Prosypi
Ninde
Nelson Perkins
Boston
Lynan
Kelten
Acton
Cummings
Rantoul
Waters
Winthrop
L.S
Bow
Newell
Slade
Niade
Misc
Aeion
Lynam
Ranton
Cambridge
Yale
Adais
Hammond
New York May Receive Kelly the Catcher
George Floyd pressed Director Conant to sell catcher Kelly to New York for a fair release sum. Conant hoped the deal would close within forty eight hours, though he doubted final approval. If New York balked, Kelly's friends planned a subscription fund to finance the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Kelly
Conant
Boston
Mike Kelly
New York
George W. Floyd
New Yorks
Field
Soden
George Foyd
Mr. Conant
Stevens Says He Will Run for Congress in Fifth District
Congressman Moses T. Stevens expresses willingness to run for re election if the Democratic party desires. He notes his priority is maximizing the party vote and aiding the re election of the governor, declines Chicago convention delegate, and cites silver coinage politics as a upcoming issue. Donovan is considered a possible nominee but unavailable due to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Ett
Moses T. Stevens
Evening Star
Chicago
M. T. Stevens
Stevens
John J. Donovan
Description of Senator West in Suffolk District Debate
A vivid portrait describes Senator William H. West of the ninth Suffolk district. West is quick and nervous, with iron-gray hair and a thin face, wearing eyeglasses on a cord, a cutaway coat, and a torn collar. He paces behind speakers, eyes peering over the bows, known as sharp and shrewd and consistently conservative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. West
Suffolk
Mr. West
A Full House at Commonwealth Club Banquet
The Commonwealth Club held its first annual banquet and reception at 662 Tremont Street with about 100 members and guests at 8 pm. R H Smith served as toastmaster while President Cutler welcomed attendees. Sergeant W G Bird noted letters of regret from Emperor William of Germany, U S Governors, and Beachmont’s Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Club
Tremont Street
R. H. Smith
Cutler
W. G. Bird
William
Germany
United States
Beachmont
Manhattan Field Selected for Intercollegiate Games
At a Princeton meeting in New York on March 28 the intercollegiate executive committee chose Manhattan Field as the site for the intercollegiate games after a stormy debate. Princeton and New York University supported Manhattan Field while Harvard and Yale opposed it. The day’s orders set seat prices and new rules limiting a college to entering no more than six men in any event to curb pocketing contestants from other colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Intercollegiate Executive Committee
Manhattan Field
Harvard
Berkeley Oval
Yale
College
University of New York
New Trial Granted in Lamson Railway and Related Cases
Three cases involving E. P. Osgood and partners against Lamson Cash Railway Company and George L. Ames and George M. Harris ended with verdicts for the plaintiffs at 8500, later cut by Judge Sherman to 1000, which the plaintiffs refused to accept, and new trials were granted yesterday in all three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Osgood
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McCarthy
Lowe
Long
Quinn
Clarkson
Staley
Stovey
Tucker
Nash
John Clarkson
Detroits
Brouthers
Thompson
Rowe
White
Richardson
Hanlon
Dunlap
Getzein
Ganzel
Baldwin
Bennett
Denny
Glasscock
Buckley
Jore
O’ Rourke
Slattery
Tiernan
Boston Post
Coopers Boxing Show
Bumstead Hall
James .Avenry
Tom Cooney
Providence
J. A. Geary
Corey B. C
Michael Connors
Boson
Connors
Geary
J. Bryson
Robert Rooke
Bryson
Rooke
J.J. Gibbons
Lafayettes
Phil Fayne
Corey B
Fayne
Gibbons
Warren
T. Warren
George A
Foran
T. Maguire
Maguire
Don Doherty
George Burke
Bradfords
Doherty
Burke
H. J. Saddler
C. H. Kelley
Scully
J. English
Kelley
B. Monagle
Endicotts
J. Cairns
Lowell
Hemenway
Monagle
Tommy Connolly
H. Goodman
Mike Dempsey
Brooklyn A. C
D. J. Sullivan
New England
Dempsey
Parton
Sullivan-Dempsey
Raw
Post Ag
Nail
the Post
Tan
Cri Ntrydr
OL Dee
Extra Innes
Times
Vew
George Floyd
Giants
Catcher
Party
Congress
Socialist Labor Party
Squire Rutiney
Harry W. Robinson
Martha M. Avery
Charles W. Howe
Washington St
Raymond
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Wright Mfg. CO
Park Row
Wyss
American Lad
Mr. Gammons
National Life Insurance Company
J.T. Phelps
Devonshire St
Barry, Jordan, Marsh & CO
Frank Harrison
Roxbury
J. Gilcheis
Winter St
City
Oung Lady
A. B
Bolles & Wilde
Pearl Street
Harrison Nv
Warren Ave
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Cottagh City
Ottagt
Meihoustand Baptist
C. E. & W. Parsons
Exchange Building
State St
Deane
Newbury St
H. Ek. W
Young Men's Christian Institute
Chardon St
Lowdoin Sq
Otel
Pingre Kk
Warrenton St
Carlton St
Somerville
HUB
Asylum St
Trnements
Bath
Everal
Chamber of Commerce
Hosmer, Robinson « Co
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Best
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Vernon Rick
Box
Westboro
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Cabcig
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J. We “Owers
Keene
Keene Opte Corey
Fry and Silvererms
Goddard
LSO
Sampie
Merrill Gros. Mfg, CO
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Chelsea
James
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Allen St
Lynde St
Chambers St
Green St
W. H. Coleman
Tremont Row
Hanover St
George Coffin
Milk St
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Commonwealth Loan CO
C. W. Glidden
Carpei
Standard Cleansing CO
West St
Smith & Banks
Portland St
NEW England Newspaper Union
Pearl St
Portland Screen CO
W. H. Hatch
E. L. Aa
C. L. Bo
L. H. Samuels
East Chester
West Canton St
John Hutson
Pemberton Sq
Isaac Pitman
NC. Hi. P
Henry Loud
East Wen
Florida
BE. S' Pearns
Fruitland
Fla
John Harrioty
Meborreles
Bamforth
C. A. Greene
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