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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1903
Page
3
A new free medical clinic operates this week at 3604 Tremont Street Boston offering free treatment to the sick from 9 to 10 each morning except Wednesday. The service is permanent at that address.
An advertisement claims Dr. Liverpool at 360 Tremont Street Boston provides free consultations and medicines for numerous illnesses. It cites large cure tallies in diseases from rheumatism to kidney issues, asserts no prior examination is needed, and urges immediate visits for a cure.
Four hundred entries to date were received by Secretary H. C. Merwin for the Boston Work Horse Parade Association. The crowd fills near three miles of procession on the Three Roads in Back Bay. Eighty four classes are listed though some will be combined. many judges will ensure swift judging.
Berlin May 18 The lists include J P Morgan Alli son V Armour and Mrs Goelet as prize givers for Kiel Regatta week. The American Mediterranean squadron will attend the regatta per the American embassy.
Amherst team to face Tufts in a Friday afternoon game at Worcester Oval. The match will be under the New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association as an added feature to the Worcester track meet scheduled for Friday and Saturday.
Al W. Pape undefeated single scull champion of the West and Northwest for six years arrives in New York to race in the Henley event at Philadelphia on July 18 and later at Worcester Massachusetts in National Rowing Association events. If successful, he plans to pursue English prizes next year.
Haverhill defeated Lawrence 3 to 0 as Umpire Cotter drew ire with disputed calls. Players and fans mobbed the official. police used clubs to restore order. Final line score shows Haverhill 8 runs, 9 hits, Lawrence 0 runs, 7 hits.
Nashua defeated Manchester 11 to 5 with three errors by Kwau and weak pitching by McCloud costing five runs in the second. Swope left due to sickness in the fourth, Labelle finishing strongly. Jordan homered in the eighth for Nashua, his first of the season at home.
Fall River defeated Brockton 8 to 0 in their season debut as Yeager pitched strongly. Riordan relieved Burbage in the fourth. a Guiheen error and a hit produced four runs. Riccius and Ball Foley Guiheen stood out with clutch plays and hits.
Concord defeated Lowell 10 to 0 in a clean game led by pitcher Hooker in top form. McLaughlin was injured early and replaced by Cassidy. Newton’s fielding stood out while Noblitt Carney and Hooker produced key hits as Concord expanded a decisive lead. Attendance 6%.
Detroit 12 Boston 1 in a May afternoon affair highlighted by Donovan’s overpowering pitching. He allowed two hits through eight innings, struck out eight, and benefited from strong Detroit fielding and timely hitting including a seven-run seventh. Tomorrow the postponed Sunday game resumes with Dineen for Boston and Mullin Mason or Deering for Detroit.
Cleveland won the game 7 to 3 to take three of four from New York. New York failed to get a hit until the eighth inning when three singles produced two runs. Both Wiltse and Howell were wild after Moore pitched well into the eighth.
Hugo Hutt, famed Philadelphia Fire Department strongman, shares a testimonial praising Dr Kilmer and Swamp Root after claiming kidney trouble relief. He reports relief after a sample bottle led to full recovery and notes his wartime and athletic background. The piece urges readers to trust similar testimonials.
Editorial notice announces a free sample bottle by mail and a book about Swamp-Root. Readers are asked to mention they saw the offer in the Boston Daily Post. Regular bottles cost fifty cents to one dollar and are sold by druggists.
Box score notes show three-base hits by Bradley and Gochnauer, sacrifices by Gochnauer Flick, stolen bases by Fultz Williams Lajoie McCarthy, and double plays by Long Williams Ganzel. Pitchers Wiltse Howell Moore issued walks, hit batters, and wild pitches. attendance 2007.
Washington crushed Chicago 7 to 1 as Lee silenced Chicago with solid pitching and Callahan reached base several times. Attendance was 759 at the Chicago venue with Washington mounting late runs in the third seventh and ninth innings.
St John New Brunswick May 18 The amateur league season opens today and the following week the professional season starts Among American players signed with St John teams are Cy Coombs Colby University Phelan Maine O Hearn Boston University Jack McLean ex Boston American and Goodie last year s Haverhill Bobby Vail Colby and Coakley Holy Cross will pitch on opening day
In Rochester Jersey City beat Rochester 7 to 2. Buffalo defeated Worcester 3 to 2. Baltimore routed Newark 5 to 3. Toronto earned a 2 to 0 win over Providence. Philadelphia defeated Cornell 7 to 5 in Pennsylvania.
The Tufts College A A event continued at College Hill courts with winners advancing toward a title match against Knight, the current champion. Notable results include Farnsworth over Mackenzie, Lewis over Gor don, and over half the field in preliminary and first round play.
Kid Dufresne, Lewiston bantam, touted as coming champion, has 11 KOs in 12 fights and a draw only to Chestra. Boston boxing scene features Tammany club plans, Duane vs Walcott on a major card, and notable bouts with Briggs, Daly, and Goodman.
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