Boston Nationals Edgeed by Pittsburg in Ninth
Pittsburg pennsylvanians beat Boston 2 to 1 after eight tight innings. Wyatt Lee hit a three base rally in the ninth, Beaumont homered earlier, and Pittsburg sustained sharp defense to stave off Boston's late threats. Moran umpired. attendance 2415.
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Penn
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Pittinger
Clarke
Wyatt Lee
Leever
Lee
Geier
Kruger
Clarence Beaumont
Cannell
Pitts
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Moran
Abbaticchio
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Geler
Pittsby
Wagner
Beaumont
Bransfield
Tenney
Barner
Leach
Helps
Raymer
Boston Triumphs Over Chicago White Sox 2-1 in Sixth Inning
Boston capitalized on Chicago miscues in the sixth to edge the White Sox 2-1 at Hunting avenue. Winter pitched well for Boston, Ferris and Criger contributed multiple hits, and Parent scored the decisive run on a fumbled grounder by George Davis. Chicago threatened late but could not overtake the lead. forthcoming starters were Gibson or Tannehill for Boston and Owen or Altrock for Chicago.
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Ducky” Holmes
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Hunting Avenue
Parent
Chicago
White
George Winter
Winter
White Sox
Hobe Ferris
Lou Criger
Collins
Tannehill
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New Yorks Open Tour With Brooklyn Win on Rare West Trip
The New Yorks beat Brooklyn on Brooklyn grounds in their first game since arriving from the West. McGlinity pitched effectively for New York, while Reidy was hit at opportune moments, shaping the early outcome of the game.
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New Yorks
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McGlinity
Reidy
Chicago 6, St Louis 4 baseball game recap
Chicago defeated St Louis 6 to 4 after taking five runs in the first inning on a walk five singles and an error. The visitors managed only one run until the ninth when a double and two outs produced their remaining trio.
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Lundgren
McFarland
St. A
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Brain
Rady
Wicker
Ter
Evers
Tinker
Chance
Farrell
Beckley
Shay
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Powell Sudhoff Knocked Out Early In St. Louis Lead
In New York on May 25 Powell and Sudhoff were knocked out early as St. Louis built a commanding lead that New York could not overcome. Powell was relieved late in the game, unable to close the gap.
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New York
Powell
Sudhoff
St. Louis
Chicago at Boston and other NBA matchups
Chicago faces Boston while St. Louis visits New York and Detroit plays Megte as Cleveland meets Washington in a slate of early season games.
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Five Day Window for Blair Deafness Cure Deal
Five days remain to claim Doctor Blair's ten dollar guarantee for a complete and radical cure of deafness. The offer ends June 1 with treatment priced at ten dollars, including all services. Blair's Medico Osteopathic method has gained medical support and reports strong cures, drawing patients from across the country.
The Guarantee Offer by Doctor Blair
Doctor Blair will treat all persons applying in person at his office before June 1 for the nominal sum of $10 until cured. The $10 covers the entire cost of a positive cure with no further fee. All cases accepted this month under a guarantee. The offer expires on the 31st. treatment must begin on or before that day.
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Blair
New England
Doctor Blair
Deafness Cured by Doctor Blair Medico Osteopathic Method
Reported healing rapidity and certainty for chronic deafness and head noises. Treatment targets three ear causes including Eustachian tube blockage, drum thickening, and worn small ear bones. Patients express gratitude after leaving the so called Prison of Silence.
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Doctor Blair
Doctor Blair's Book Free Offer Explains Osteopathy
Free copy of Doctor Blair's book titled Osteopathy What It Is And How It Cures is offered with the history of the New Science. The advertisement invites readers to apply at the office or write to obtain the work.
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Blair
Williams Men Win Tennis Tournament
Williams College men, F. R. Smith and L. H. Northrop, captured the doubles title at the New England intercollegiate tennis tournament on Longwood courts. Smith defeated Wallis of Brown in singles while Northrop beat Wise of Tufts. the Williams pair then swept the doubles final 6-0 6-4 6-4 6-2 to clinch the intercollegiate doubles crown and strengthen college prospects in singles.
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New England
F. R. Smith
L. H. Northrop
Longwood Cricket Club
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Wallis
Brown
Northrop
Wise
Tuftsman
N. F. Hudson
E. M. Porter
Dartmouth
Williams
Fifinals
Deaf Woman Healed in Six Weeks by Medico Osteopathy
Mrs. Margaret Fraser aged 96 of Jamaica Plain had been totally deaf in her left ear for twelve years. After failed treatments from specialists she tried Doctor Blair's Medico Osteopathic method and reports hearing returned in six weeks. She describes constant noises and complete loss of sound before seeking treatment.
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Margaret Fraser
St., Jamaica Plain
Bennet Street
Blair
Doctor Blair’s Medical Credentials Across States
Doctor Blair graduated from Western Reserve University in 1885 and completed post graduate work at New York Polyclinic and New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. Credentials are endorsed by medical colleges or state boards of medical examiners in twelve states.
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Blair
Western Reserve University of
Cleveland
Ohio
New York Polyclinic
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Miracle cure claimed by deafness patient after Blair treatment
The patient, once doubting recovery, says Doctor Blair examined him and promised cure for a very bad case. Within six weeks he regained equal hearing in his left ear, calling the result miraculous and attributing it to Blair's unique treatment, a positive specific for deafness.
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Doctor Blair
Hearing Restored After Medico-Osteopathic Treatment
W N Pack of 7 Balkam Street Salem recounts severe deafness in the left ear with ear pain and fear of permanent loss. After treatment by Doctor Blair, his hearing was restored and the watch tick could be heard again.
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Nashua Shuts Out Lawrence in Strong Defeat
Nashua NH May 25 The local team defeated Lawrence 9 to 0 behind sharp fielding and timely hitting. Soffel led with batting and Pastor excelled in the field. Scoring notes show Nashua tallying early and late runs with Soffel earning two base hits and a three base hit with Wilson.
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N. H
Lawrence
Soffel
Pastor
Innin
Lowell Held to Patchwork Nine in 6-5 Loss at New Bedford
Lowellambled, McLaughlin sidelined by ankle sprain as New Bedford beat Lowell 6 to 5 in a loosely played afternoon game. Derby started to pitch but lacked control before Bur bage relieved him, with Hart hitting a three bagger and a double play by Hickey Lake Bigbie. Burbage and Josslyn worked the mound, with several errors and miscues noted in the box score.
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Loell
Lowell
New Bedford
McLaughlin
Derby
Burbage
Hoeete
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Kerins
Rain Halts Haverhill Game With Concord In Tie
In Concord, May 25, rain ended the Haverhill contest after ten innings tied 6 to 6. Fielding was loose, Connolly left in the second for arguing, Calhoun benched for abusive language. Scoring by innings shows Concord 4, Haverhill 3 in later frames.
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Pabecaas Kane
Dorgan
Raftery
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Kane
Diggins
Steventon
Wiley
McGinle
Struc
Steven Fie
McGinley
Rudderham
Fall River Defeats Manchester 5–3 In Poorly Played Game
Fall River triumphed 5 to 3 over Manchester in a mistimed contest. Harris and Volz pitched for errors and walks while Dwyer Iott Guiheen produced two base hits for Fall River. Graham stole twice, and Allen Sechrist were hit by pitches as the game drew 300 spectators in Manchester New Hampshire.
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Iott
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Allen
Doctor Blair's Osteopathic Treatment Restores Hearing
A patient reports turning his head to hear on one side due to deafness. After Doctor Blair's Medical Osteopathic treatment, hearing improved to normal levels in the affected ear. The patient calls the treatment wonderful, painless, and highly effective and recommends it strongly.
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Doctor Blair
Medico-Osteopathy Restores Hearing for Deaf Man
Joseph E. Wilson of New Dorchester recounts ten years of worsening hearing and constant head noises like train rumble. After failing Eye and Ear Infirmary care, he tried Doctor Blair's Medico Osteopathic treatment and reports the terrible internal sounds disappeared and he can hear telephones and conversations again.
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Mr. Wilson
Medico-Osteopathy
Joseph E. Wilson
Harvard St
New Dorchester
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Deaf woman regains hearing after typhoid induced deafness
Norwood Massachusetts resident Mrs Norris had been stone deaf in the left ear for 30 years after a typhoid fever attack. She reports clear improvement after Doctor Blair's Medico Osteopathic treatment, hearing a clock and conversations four seats away on a train.
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Mr.p. Norris
Norwood
Mass
Consultation Free for all applicants by letter or in person
Advertisement offers free consultation and advice from Doctor Blair. Mentions a blank form mailed to any address upon application and promotes costless service for all who apply by letter or in person.
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Blair
Walthour Sprints Five Miles At Charles River Park
Bobby Walthour arrived in Boston with manager Eli Winsette and pace maker Gussie Lawson. He ran five miles at a 1 12 pace then a mile in 1 09, preparing for the May 30 Charles River Park meet and dropping Hugh MacLean from the card. He will race Jimmy Moran and the afternoon race winner over 25 miles, with amateur events and novices added. his first race is at Revere Beach next Saturday evening behind the big motors.
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Boston
Eli Winsette
Gussie Lawson
Walthour
Charles River Park
Hugh MacLean
Jimmy Moran
Revere Beach
Big Motors
Tufts Tennis Tourney Continues At College Hill
Medford May 25 Tufts annual tennis tournament resumed at College Hill with several engaging matches highlighting skill and strategy among the competitors.
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Tufts
College Hill
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