Holy Cross Beats Harvard in Worcester Debut Victory
Holy Cross defeated Harvard on its home grounds for the program’s first win in Worcester. Pappalau pitched well, Holy Cross rallied in the seventh with five straight hits to score three earned runs, while Harvard misplayed early base running. A large crowd including Mayor Marsh witnessed the upset and campus bonfire celebrations followed.
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Worcester
Holy Cross
Harvard
Holy Ross
Highlands
Pappalau
Feee Enenes Powers
Sockalexis
McTigue
Fox
Winslow
Emore
Hayes
R.fee Wrenn
Stevenson
Dee
Frory Cross
Burgess
Whittemore
Yes
Rand
Hilands
Curley
Ayes
Wi Itch
Ell
Ittemore
Scannell
Stevenon
McAleer
Tim
Rain Cancels Boston Orioles Game Series Postponed
Rain halted the April 30 schedule as the Bostons and Orioles could not play the third game. The Brooklyn Washington match also postponed and rescheduled for September with a doubleheader. The National League game was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Baltimore
Bostons
Orioles
Washington
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati Defeats Wheeling in Well Played Game
In Wheeling on April 30 the Cin cinnatis edged Wheeling Interstate 3 to 2 after a tight nine inning battle. Poor base running cost Wheeling a probable win as Cincinnati totaled nine hits and committed three errors to Wheeling nine hits and six errors. Attendance was about 1500. Batteries Pease Philips Vaughn Anderson Wyatt Davis.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Cincinnatis
Wheeling Interstate
Wheelings
Cincinnati
Pease Philips
Vaughn
Anderson
Wyatt
Davis
Brockton Beats Bangor in New England League Tilt
Brockton edged Bangor 10 to 9 in a game highlighted by Deady’s sensational display and strong hitting from Davis. France Pettit and Lawson contributed solidly as Brockton built a late comeback. Errors favored Brockton three to two. Batteries Miller and Lawson for Brockton opposed by McCaughey and Hayes for Bangor.
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Brockton
Gay
Bangor
Deady
Davis
France
Pettit
Lawson
Ohh
Wangor
Miller
McCaughey
Hayes
Todd's Fork in Box Wins Pawtucket Game
Pawtucket defeated Augusta 2 to 1 as Todd's fork in the box sparked the win. Pawtucket had 15 hits to Augusta's 1, with 4 errors to 6. Batteries were Wedd and Yeager for Pawtucket and King, Hobbs and Kelley for Augusta.
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Pawtucket
R. J
Todd
Augusta
Wedd and
New England League Games Postponed By Rain
The Portland Fall River and New Bedford Lewiston games were postponed due to rain causing scheduling changes in the New England League.
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New England
Portland-Fall River
New Bedford
Dence Buffalo Games Postponed in Western League
Western League games involving Dence and Buffalo were postponed yesterday due to unspecified conditions. No reschedule date provided. teams await new fixtures.
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dence-Buffalo
Wastern
Yale Freshman Nine Selected for Season
New Haven Conn April 30 Yale freshman nine chosen with training table. Capt Bement leads a squad including Hazen McCandlass Wadsworth Turnbull Feeter Simmons Hobbs Chamberlain Oliver and Letton.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Oo. R. Bement
J. J. Hazen
H. D. McCandlass
J. W. Wadsworth
R. J. Turnbull
S. S. Feeter
F. H. Simmons
N. W. Hobbs
B. C. Chamberlain
D. B. Oliver
H. W. Letton
Baseball Notes Open New England season with Bowdoin game
The New England Association opens the season with Bowdoin at Andover today. Roxbury reorganized with Hooper as pitcher and McDougall as catcher. Several players and teams are mentioned including St Louis, Louisville, Boston, Providence, and Cincinnati with notes on salaries, releases, and manager interests.
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Bowdoin
Andover
Roxbury
Star Battery
John Hooper
Frank McDougall
New England
Louis Hertgen
Reading Street
Tommy Clougherty
North End
John Irwin
Indians
Breitenstein
St. Louis
Louisville
Preston
Bobby Carruthers
Grand Rapids
Boston
Providence
Boyle
Thompson
Phillies
Bostons
Washington
Holliday
Cincinnati
Boyd
Washingtons
Senators
Hobbs
Augusta
Barnie
Paul Radford
Scranton
Portland
Gaffney, Hurst
John Reilly
Cincinnatis
Pirates
Pittsburg
Mullane
John
Tony
Reilly
Reds
Sporting News
Baltimore
Harrisons
Cambridge
D. F. Mulvahill
Weston
School Street
Bicycle Costume Contest Seeks Women’s Designs
The Post invites entries for a lady’s tailor-made bicycle suit with cash or prize, to be designed by a leading Boston tailor. Submit a full costume description with a sketch or photograph, clearly illustrating the outfit. Wheelwomen are urged to send photos. include name and address with entry to the Woman's Costume, Bicycle Department, the Post.
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Boston
Bicycle Department
the Post
Prizes for Boston Area Bicycle Trip Descriptions
The Post awards 25 15 and 10 dollars for the three best reader descriptions of bicycle trips within 100 miles of Boston. Submissions should clearly state routes so any rider can follow them, may include maps or diagrams, and Kodak views are encouraged. Limit descriptions to 1000 words and mail to Bicycle Department with name and address.
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The
Post
Boston
Massachusetts
Bicycle Department
the Post
Sepd
Will Pitman Leaves Town for New York in Final Fall River Run
News of Will Pitman aka Happy Days departing last night on the Fall River train to America, leaving many friends. Bowling winds up C C C tournament. Mavericks and Roxbury Wheelmen win as scores late show 1898. Secretary Bassett notes 82 bulletin applications this week versus 210 last year. subscriber count rises to 10,377. A water fountain at Chestnut Hill Reservoir is proposed. Knight reports favorable reception and plans to place a fountain soon. L A W committee to meet in Boston. Mass division spring meet set for May 30. joint New York conference May 6 with national cycle board of trade. Various riders and clubs preparing for upcoming events including Linscott road race and May 6 Lowell–Lawrence run. open invitation to all wheelmen.
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Will Pitman
New York
America
Fall River
Mavericks
Roxbury Wheelmen
Chelsea
Callen
Roslindale
Sessler
Abbott Bassett
Chicago
A. A. Knight
the Press C. C
Water Board
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Knight
Boston
Young’s Hotel
Masssachusetts Division
National Cycle Board of
Tom Butler
F. O. Anthoiy
J. A. Surratt
G. L. Doucette
A. O. Bartlett
Stoneham Cycle Club
Linscott
A. E. Daw
Press Club
Dedham
Lowell
American House
Lawrence
City Hall
Wollaston Heights
Old Colony Road
Adams Street
East Milton
Milton Hill
Neponset
River Street
Miss Bloomer
Mattapan
Blue Hill Avenue
Franklin Park
Forest Hill Gate
Washington
Indoor Games for Junior B A A at Gymnasium Today
The annual indoor games of the junior members of the B A A start this afternoon at 3 P M in the gym. events include horizontal bar vaulting horse running high jump and potato race. entries list first and second class competitors and each boy may bring two guest boys from his circle.
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G. Hubbard
al Sweetser
W. Philips
L. Estrada
H. B. Ingalls
R. Romimus
T. W. P. Pierce
W. L. Shearer
G. B
L. B. Hayes
R. F. Estabrook
J. M. Rothwell
C. G. Dodge
Chester Noyes
G. Means
B. W. Newhall
Boxing Gossip from Lowell on Sears Burke Title Bid
Lowell sports delegate to Boston witness Sears versus Burke at the Gladstone Club on May 17 for a twelve round decision bout. Weigh in at 116 pounds, each posting a guarantee. training begins. Details cover Moriarty Scully dispute, Flaherty advantage, and boxing gossip including Wilkes, McCoy, and Dan Creedon news.
Pugilist Hero Rescues Child From Fire in East Boston
James Gallagher, East Boston middleweight, saved a child from fire on Decatur Street. He rushed into a house, carried the burning child into the street, and with Officer Scott extinguished flames on the clothing. Fire started from children playing with matches. no injuries beyond fright. Separately, University of California will not reach Yale events in time, to play Yale Track Association. instead they meet University of Pennsylvania in New York May 11.
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James Gallagher
Boston
Gallagher
Decatur Street
Scott
California
YALE
New Haven
Conn
University of California
East
Yale Track Association
University of Pennsylvania At
New York
Three Dollars a Month for Almyr Remedies Offer
The Almyr Remedies Company in Boston announces a one week offer starting today: in person or written applications receive one month of nervous disease treatment for 63 monthly, with free Almyr Blood Cleanser for all applicants. Treatments continue until cure at the same low rate, per Mr. O F Herbaczek's account.
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Almyr Remedies Company
Washington St
Boston
Homeopathic Treatment Offered by Almyr Physicians
The Almyr Physicians led by Doctor McCoy offer both old school medical graduates and homeopathy specialists. They advertise nervous disease care at the same low rate for patients preferring either traditional or homeopathic treatment.
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ALMYR
McCoy
What nervous diseases are and their effects on the body
Nervous diseases are described as poisonous crystals traveling through the blood to the brain and nerves. Symptoms include dim vision, headaches, neuralgia, sleeplessness, irritability, memory trouble, tremors, vertigo, fatigue, limb numbness, and partial paralysis, with general irritability and fatigue.
Consult Dr McCoy Free and The Almyr System
Dr McCoy chief consulting physician and The Almyr Physicians offer free consultation and advice. The Almyr remedies include Catarrh Cure priced at 1 dollar, Skin Soap 25 cents, Skin Cleanser 50 cents, Blood Cleanser 1 dollar, Complexion Restorer 500 and 1 dollar, sold by druggists and medicine dealers.
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ALMYR
Almyr Remedies Featured In Boston Catarrh Cure Claims
Interviewees from Shawmut Station Dorchester to East Cambridge praise Almyr Blood Cleanser and The Almyr Cure. They report relief from catarrh of the nose throat stomach and rheumatism after using one bottle or two weeks of treatment. Local residents named include T F Hinsman Ellen Collins Lizzie Donovan David Ring C F Fay and John Doyle with addresses in Dorchester Cambridge and East Boston.
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ALMYR
T. F. Hinsman
Shawmut Station
New York
New Haven
Ellen Collins
Spark Street
Cambridge
Lizzie Donovan
Princeton Street
Boston
David T. Ring
Cambridge Street
East
C.F. Fay
King Street
Dorchester
Onal
John Doyle
Myrtle Street
Almyr Physicians Extend Evening Office Hours This Week
The Almyr Physicians announce weekday evening hours at their offices through the week until close to o'clock to accommodate patients unable to visit during the day. They invite callers to schedule appointments or walk in after standard daytime hours.
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Almyr
Around the Hub Bicycle Circuit to Winchester and Lynn
A four friends bicycle circumnavigates a seventy mile circle around Boston from Wollaston Heights through Milton Milton Hill Mattapan Franklin Park Jamaica Plain Newton Arlington Winchester Spot Pond Saugus Lynn and back to Boston. The narrator notes the route is about forty miles and ends at the Lynn depot for the train home.
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Church Street
Highland Avenue
Marble Street
Main Street
Stoneham
Pond Street
Spot Pond
Long Hill
Wyoming
Melrose
Howard Street
Oakland Vale
Saugus
Saugus Station
East Saugus
Raddin’s Station
Broadway
Lynn
the Common
Market Street
Lynn, Revere Beach & Boston
Boston
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