Kernan Skips Yale for Princeton Baseball Exit
Harvard officials announced that star athlete Kernan will stay in Cambridge this Saturday to play in the Sesmet game against Princeton rather than competing in the high jump against Yale. Capt Clarkson aims to vindicate the team this spring by keeping Kernan in baseball, despite Harvard's strength in the high jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Bob Kernan
Cambridge
Princeton
New Haven
Yale
Kernan
Kennan
Clarkson
Stephenson
Crimson
Duane and Walcott settle for fast 15 round draw
Danny Duane of New York and Belfield Walcott of this city boxed a rapid 15 round draw at the Tammany Social and Athletic Club. Duane dominated eight rounds before fading in the ninth, Walcott delivering left-hand body work to force a hard finish and clinch the draw. Preliminaries saw Devine beat Mulllen in six, McSherry draw with Manning, and Kid Raedy win a three minute four-man bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Club
Danny Duane
New York
Belfield
Walcott
Tammany Social and Athletic Club
Duane
Will
T. Devine
J. Mullen
Kid McSherry
Young Manning
Kid Raedy
Columbia Is The Favorite In Season Opener
At Glen Cove Long Island Sound noon marks the first race of the 9 footers season under New York Yacht Club. Columbia is the favorite with Reliance while Constitution repairs, and Captain Miller will helm Columbia, Captain Barr directs Reliance.
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Glen Cove
Long Island Sound
New York Yacht Club
Columbia
The
Reliance
South Brooklyn
Morse Tron
Miller
Barr
Herreshoff to Inspect Constitution Damage for Glen Cove Race
August Belmont asked Nate Herreshoff to travel to New York and inspect injuries the Constitution suffered in City Island dry dock. Herreshoff left Bristol aboard the Roamer and will reach Brooklyn before daylight, staying until repairs are finished to race readiness. He believes the Constitution may outperform the Columbia and aims to ready it for Glen Cove races.
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Bristol
R. I
Nate Herreshoff
August Belmont
The
Constitution
New York
City Island
Herreshoff
Brooklyn
Glen Cove
Taylor and Evers Shine in Tight Chicago Victory at Home
In a tense afternoon contest, Taylor and Evers sparkled as Chicago built a lead with timely hits while Dexter’s fielding and Aubrey’s debut at short anchored defense. Boston fought back with late threats but misfired as Cooley limited danger and Slagle, Greminger, and Kittredge struggled against Taylor’s pitching. President Pulliam watched from the stands.
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Taylor
Boston
Harley
Dexter
Evers
Slagle
Lowe
Willis
Tenney
Cooley
Tinker
Carney
Greminger
Aubrey
Vi¢tor Willis
Batty
Harry Aubrey
Jones
Kittredge
Harry C. Pulliam
Dineaielateies
Sis S
Ieee
Peeters
P.O
A.B
Dexter, c. F
Bly Os
Greminzer
Johnstone
National baseball matchups listed for six cities
Cincinnati versus Boston St Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Pittsburg at Brooklyn shown as schedule pairings with no results or dates provided.
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Ecs
Chicago
Serene
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Aera
Mrooklyn Ee
Cincinnati Ween
Pittsburg
P.C
New York
Pyrite
Ors
Eeerreeverersert Sores
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Rrese
Philadelphia oOo
Frigid 10th inning seals 2–0 win for Chicago over Boston
With two out in the 10th, Charley Dexter muffed Harley's fly allowing Taylor to score and giving Frank Selee three straight victories. Victor Willis and Jack Taylor pitched superbly in a near-pitchers' duel as Chicago earned the win 2 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Dexter
Harley
South End
Taylor
Frank Selee
Chicago
Victor Willis
Jack Taylor
Harry Aubrey
Ken
Willis
Boston
Jimmy Casey
Syers
Casey
Kling
Greminger
Evers
Brooklyn Defeats Cincinnati 10 to 2 in Tight Field Play
Brooklyn bats Hahn hard and dominates Cincinnati 10 to 2. Kelley ejected for kicking and Beckley injures in collision with Sheckard. Mor rissey covers Kelley’s left field, Peitz handles first base. Garvin pitches steadily as Brooklyn fields well and Cincinnati makes three errors.
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Brooklyn
Hahn
Cincinnati
Kelly
Beckley
Sheckard
Peitz
Morrissey
Kelley
Garvin
Strans
OjKelley
Sheck
D.lf
Morr’sey
Dobbs
Seymour
Meer'die
Odonlnrf
Doyle
O'Beckley
Dahlen
Pletz
le Ritter
Ol St'nfeldt
Fieed
Corcoran.s. OP Ge Hd Garvin
Omagoon
Ameo
O'Haha
Strang
McCreedie
Flood
Corcoran
Steinfeldt
Spring Medicine Advice From Osmo-Chemic Physicians
The piece urges all people to seek spring medical care to cleanse and revitalize the blood after winter. It warns against dishonest patent medicines and promotes a special reduced-rate offer from Osmo-Chemic physicians for spring treatment, inviting those with chronic issues to seek examination and trial treatment free of charge before May 30.
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free X-Ray Examinations
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians state they never take a case without a certain cause found by X rays. Their fluoroscopic setup is the most elaborate in the country, enabling examination of all body parts to determine the ailment. Visitors are invited for a free examination.
Hahn 3. Wild pitch Garvin
Pitcher Hahn allows three runs as a wild pitch by Garvin. Time shows two hours and two minutes. Umpire Moran presided over the game with an attendance of 1,820.
Phillies Defeat St Louis on Opportune Hitting
The Phillies beat St Louis 4 to 1 with timely hitting led by Sparks and O’Neil. Attendance 2054 as Sch after Lauder’s injury prompted five days. Spars struck out three. Umpire O’Day.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Sparks
O'Neil
Phillies
St. Louis
Thomas
O Snoot
Barry
Donovan
Wolv'n
Burke
Keister
Farrell
Gleason
Barclay
Dougl’s
O Hackett
Huls't
Williams
Sso
Dooin
O F. O'Nell
Om.o'neil
J. O'Neil
Wolverton
Douglass
Coin
Hackett
Hulswitz
Dosin
O'Day
New York Beats Pittsburg 2–0 on National Stage
New York shut out Pittsburg 2 to 0 as Mathewson and Leever allowed six hits each. The infield played superbly with a lone Dunn misplay. In the sixth, Pittsburg threatened with three on base and two out before Mathewson fanned Bransfield to end the threat. Van Haltren has been suspended from the coaching lines.
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New York
Pittsburg
R. B
R. B. Po
Browne
Beaum't
Brean N
Clarke
McGann
OlSebring
Mertes
Wagner
Dunn
Bransfi'd
Babb
O Leach
Mie Gilbert
Ritchey
Bower'n
Ol Smith
Mathe
Leever
Mathewson
Bowerman
Bresnahan
Emslie
Aittendance
Bransfield
van Haltren
100 Doses For One Dollar
The text argues medicine should be judged by cost and effect, prioritizing cures that do the most for the least expense, seeking the medicine that radically and permanently cures at low cost.
Hood's Sarsaparilla II Promises a Pure Blood Cure
Hood's Sarsaparilla II claims to purify and enrich the blood and cure pimples eczema eruptions and general debility. The ad pledges to cure and to keep the promise.
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Hood
Osmo-Chemic treatment praised by local Odd Fellow
Edward T. Peterson of Somerville Massachusetts reports four years of diabetes and fifty five years rheumatism helped by Osmo-Chemic doctors. He says the treatment was unexpectedly effective and praises the doctors for kindness and honesty. He is sixty four and confident younger patients will fare better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Stone Ave
Somerville
Mass
Tmever
Edward T. Peterson
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Relieve Longstanding Pain
Mrs M H Werner of 190 Princeton Street East Boston Massachusetts reports ten years of a pumping sensation in her side. After X-Ray observation they diagnosed gas in the stomach and neuralgia. She began treatment and says she is improving beyond expectations with a strong, feeling side.
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M. H. Werner
Princeton St
Boston
Mass
Cincinnati Visits South End In Strongest Reds Lineup In Years
Joe Kelley leads Cincinnati team to the South End for the first time this afternoon as Daly of Dorchester is elected Massachusetts State League secretary replacing the resigned Harvey Southward. Umpires McDermott and Lynch set the day with public notes on fielding leaders, batting leaders and team records as Chicago and Philadelphia figures loom in the standings.
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Joe Kelley
Cincinnati
South End
William J. Daly
Lovell
Dorchester
Harvey
L.southward
Daly
Glenway’ Street
Kelley
Reds
New York
Boston
Charley Dexter
Harley
Giants
Philadelphia
Quakers
Cardinals
Bob Emslie
Pulliam
Harvard
Tom Lynch
Cambridge
Taylor
Willis
Chicago
Collins
Heston
Powers
Anderson
Williams
Monte Cross
Gessler
Detroit
Barrett
Hartsel
Detroits
Sandy McDermott
Shreveport
Kavanaugh
Shreveport Association
Jimmy Casey
Chicago Nationals
Dick Harley
Bill Douglass
Phillies
Athletics
Davis
Seybold
Johnston
John J. Carney
Concord
Morse
New England
Osmo-Chemic Light Treatment Praised By Arlington Woman
Mrs J B Longridge of 16 Belknap Street Arlington Mass writes that after years of severe nervous and stomach troubles she sought Osimo Chemie doctors on referral and following X Ray examination began treatment. She reports her stomach better than in years and nervousness gone, calling the Osine-Chemie doctors a godsend to suffering humanity.
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J. B. Loneervidee
Belknap St
Arlington
Mass
Bost
Boston
Stephen Ballas
Weston St
Poxbury
Koch
Boylston Street
Hemorrhages Stop After Osmo Chemie Treatment
Mrs. W F Renaman of Elmwood Place Everett Mass reports relief after Osmo Chemie doctors treated her throat with X rays. She says the bleeding ceased and her rheumatism vanished, and she highly recommends the Osmo Chemie Haht ewre for throat trouble or rheumatism.
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W. F. Renaman
Elmwood Place
Everrett
Mass
Saya
Osme-Chemie
Ocean
W. Ob. Ereaman
Permanent Cure of Asthma Claims Osmo-Chemic Light
Mrs F S Dodge of Chelsea Massachusetts says after years of asthma she received Osmo-Chemic treatment and has had no attacks since last fall. She credits the Osmo-Chemic Cure for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
F & Dodge
Washington St
Chelsea
Mass
Accihe
Mu&s. F
DODGE
Marvellous Osmo-Chemic Cure Promises Relief
Mrs W B Raymond of 762 Mast St South Boston Mass reports four years of nervous trouble improved after Osmo-Chemic treatment guided by N Ray analysis. She credits twice weekly light therapy with steady progress and relief from nervous symptoms.
Osmochemic System of Medicine Office Details Boston
The Osm o chemic System of Medicine Incorpor ated. J L Plankett M D chief consulting physician. Permanent offices 9 10 3d Floor Boylston Building Entrance 18 Boylston St Boston Mass. Office hours 1 to 2 3 m to 12 m 2 to 4 p m F to S perm daily. Office closed Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Plankett
Boylston Building
Enntrance
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Sloan Ruled Off Again At Paris Turf Authority
Paris stewards of the Societe Sportive d Encouragement formally notify that American jockey Ted Sloan rode Rose de Mai at Chantilly last Sunday without authority and are excluding him from weighing enclosures and training grounds of the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Societe Sportive d’Encouragement
Ted Sloan
Chantilly
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