Willis Stumbles in Boston Loss to New York Nine
News from the game shows Victor Willis struggled, leaving after two innings as New York built an 11 run total. McGinnity dominated early, while Fisher steadied the Boston, who fought to the end but could not overturn the deficit. Fred Tenney and Pat Moran supplied the only bright spots for Boston with multiple hits and a homer, respectively. The Gotham nine maintained sharp defense as Doc Carney and Cooley shined in the field.
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Cincinnati Triumph Over St Louis In Tight Contest Kellum Leads
In Cincinnati the team recovered from an early deficit to beat St Louis in a close national game. Kellum sparked the comeback with key plays as both sides battled for control and the hosts secured the win.
Cure of deafness via Medico Osteopathy claimed by Dr Blair
The article touts Doctor Blair's Medico-Osteopathic treatment as the exact cure for deafness and head noises with a positive guarantee for new patients. It contrasts it with traditional ear surgical methods, asserting no instruments or injections are used and that the method targets stoppage of the Eustachian tubes ear drum thickening and joint stiffness in the middle ear.
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Blair
Baseball score details with Kellum and Corbett pitching
Record shows Kellum issuing four bases on balls and three strikeouts in 45 innings with umpire O Day. Corbett struck out eight and allowed four walks. Attendance listed as 3700 with players Donlin Kelly Huggins Corcoran Dolan Shannon Shay and Sage Hug in the lineup.
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Brooklyn Triumphs In 10th Inning Over Phillies
Brooklyn tied Philadelphia in the ninth and won in the tenth on a two-base wild throw and walks. Key players include Wolverton and Lush with two-base hits, Thomas with a three-base hit, and Sheckard Lumley and Babb stealing bases as Brooklyn outscored 5 to 4. Attendance 2,362 at Philadelphia.
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Evers Shines as Cubs Top Opponents in Narrow Victory
Chicago rout of opponents secured by four hits in the third inning. Lundgren held visitors to five scattered hits and would have shutout if not for wildness and an error. Evers' fielding highlighted the game.
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New York at Bos Brooklyn at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Cincinnati
New York faces Boston and Brooklyn meets Philadelphia while St. Louis travels to Cincinnati in a slate of pro basketball games. Saturday night matchups feature strong rivalry implications and potential playoff positioning for several clubs.
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Boxing Gossip Prominent Fighters Face Off in Gloucester Card
Jim Briggs of Chelsea meets Kid Thomas of New York at Gloucester A C next Monday night. Thomas boasts wins over McDermott Kearns Handler Duane Sie loff and King and has drawn with Fitzgerald Cleary Lyons and Grim. Briggs aims for a 12 round decision but faces a taller, heavier clever opponent. Peter Maher vs Joe Grim tops Philadelphia show with McCoy O Brien event and an all star lineup at National Athletic Club. Crawford visits Post with note on Kid Ro Dow and Rogers clash. potential bout with Kid Lestie discussed. Salem and Lawrence reporters note.
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Post Sporting Room
Dead financier and former New York official Ashbel Fitch dies
Ashbel P. Fitch, president of the Trust Company of America and former New York City comptroller, died today in New York. Born in Mooers, N Y in 1848, he was educated in New York public schools, Williston Seminary at East Randolph Massachusetts, and the universities of Berlin and Jena.
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City of New York
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Mooers
N. Y
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Williston Seminary
Mass
Berlin
Jena
Baseball and Sports Notes Referenced on Page Nine
Brief sports note points readers to Page 9 for other baseball and sporting news. It indicates additional coverage remains on that page, including game results, standings, or features related to teams and events.
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Deafness Positively Cured by Medico-Osteopathy
Dr Blair reports dramatic success with Medico-Osteopathy in treating deafness and head noises. He claims restoration of hearing in long-standing cases and offers a weekly guarantee to patients who start treatment faithfully.
Doctor Blair's Free Book Offer Details
Doctor Blair offers a copy of Osteopathy What It Is and How It Cares along with a history of the free Science, with opinions from prominent men and women. Applications may be made at the office or by writing.
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Blair
New Bedford Triumphs In 12-Inning Affair Over Lowell
New Bedford edged Lowell 6 to 4 in twelve innings to open their home series. Murphy and Guiheen powered the visitors with key hits, while Cross faltered late allowing three runs in the ninth. Attendance reached about 1000 as officials presented the championship pennant before the game.
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Nashua Routs Lawrence as costly errors seal 4 3 win
May 4 Nashua offense capitalizes on seventh inning miscues by Long and Colburn after Lawrence seemed to seize the lead. Four double plays highlight the game as Nashua prevails 4 to 3 with key plays by Carroll Daum Gokey and Wilson, while Gokey earns the win and McLong officiates before about 500 in attendance.
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Manchester 6 Fall River 1 hockey score recap
Manchester H in New Hampshire beat Fall River 6 to 1 in a game noted for strong pitching and four errors by Fall River. Moorehead pitched a strong first inning allowing five runs as the locals built an early lead and never relinquished it.
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Deaf for Years Hear After Medico Osteopathy Treatment
Mrs Blanor Nelson of 37 Cutter Street Waltham Massachusetts, long deaf in both ears with head noises, recounts failing to improve after many doctors. She credits Doctor Blair and Medico Osteopathy with rapid hearing restoration and renewed church attendance, expressing Christian gratitude and hope for others.
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Reading woman praises Medico-Osteopathy ear cure
Mrs. Henrietta Hadley of 13 Union St Reading Mass says years of head noises and deafness vanished after three months at Medico-Osteopathy treatment. She previously failed at Eye and Ear Infirmary and another physician. Now she hears normally and urges others to seek the cure.
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Haverhill wins 11 inning baseball over Concord
In Concord New Hampshire on May 4 Haverhill defeated Concord 4 to 1 after 11 innings. Stevenson walked two to start a rally as Hamilton hit a two bagger and Calhoun added a single to score three runs in the 11th. Raftery Wallace Hamilton and Calhoun starred for Haverhill while Sheets Durgan and Elliott led Concord. Attendance was 400.
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He Heard the Telephone How a Deaf Man Found Hearing Again
Joseph E Wilson of New Dorchester recounts ten years of worsening hearing with constant internal noises and inability to distinguish words. After Eye and Ear Infirmary treatment failed, Medico Osteopathy claims a breakthrough restored his hearing, allowing him to hear a telephone and converse normally.
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Eye and Ear Infirmary
Blair
Hearing Restored by Blair's Medico Osteopathic Treatment
Mr. W. N. Pack of Salem reports severe deafness with ear pain and head turning to hear. After treatment by Doctor Blair the hearing in the deaf ear fully returned, matching the other ear. He praises the painless, pleasant and wonderful results and recommends the treatment highly.
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Free consultation offer from Doctor Blair's clinic
All applicants receive free consultation and advice. TheDiagnosis Blank will be mailed at no charge upon request, available to any address.
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Matty to pitch today as Buckenberger hosts Giants
Matty will take the mound at South End grounds in what may be Buckenberger’s last home game until June. Christy Matthewson is the star, with Pittinger set to oppose him. McGraw aims to extend New York’s dominance as the Giants prepare for a Western trip.
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