Old Dr Thumim Promises Cure at 120 Court Street
An advertisement proclaims Dr Thumim with thirty years in practice at 120 Court Street offering permanent cures for private male diseases, nervous debility, and sexual weakness. He claims multilingual ability, moderate charges, no mercury, free consultation from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sundays included, and free books by mail.
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Haverhill Drops Two to Bangor in New England League
Haverhill lost both games to Bangor as new pitcher Van Dormale struggled in the morning. McBride and Madden provided offense with a home run in the second game as Haverhill’s bats and defense failed at key moments. Final scores show Bangor 7 2, Haverhill 2 in the opener and Bangor 3 0, Haverhill 0 in the afternoon.
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Haverhill
Bangor
van Dormale
McBride
Hart
Sweeney
Lewiston Portland Split as Rain and Crowd Disrupt Game
In Lewiston on May 30 rain made the field soggy and both Daniels and Lynch toiled on the mound. Portland beat Lewiston 11 to 11 in one game while Lewiston 8 to 3 in another as errors and umpiring drew protests from the crowd that mobbed the umpire after a disputed eighth inning.
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Daniels
Lynch
Keiliher
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Portland
Erros
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Bergen
Ferson
Carey
Dolan and Mahoney
Brockton Takes Two From Worcester in Morning and Afternoon
In a Brockton doubleheader Worcester faltered in the field. Brockton’s McCarthy pitched strongly in the first game with Meagher at third, while Worcester struggled and hit poorly. In the later contest McCarthy was wild, walking six over three innings, and Worcester capitalized on Brockton errors to win.
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Worcester
McCarthy
Meagher
Farc Sons
Corcoran
Moran
Hayes
O’brien
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OPCOR
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Pawtucket Baseball Falls to Fall River in Heavy Hitters Contest
Pawtucket won this morning 11 to 6 in bright sun with 13 base hits to Fall River 9. Klobedanz and Hanni van. Fournier Roach and Rollins noted. In a later game Fall River defeated Pawtucket 13 to 8 with Fall River pounding Pawtucket errors and six runs in the early frames.
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Klobedanz
Hannivan
Paw River
Fall River
Fournier
Roach
O'Neill
Rollins
Meyers
Meakin
Rindge Ath. Association Beats Newton Club in Tight Suburban League Game
In a morning match Crane pitched well for Rindge with strong support from Gibson Attendante 1200. Final score showed a close win for Rindge over Newton. Later in the day Newton A. A. defeated Winchester by a sizable margin.
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Newton Athletic Club
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Rindge
Gibson
Newton
Wexeaay
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Winchester
Newton A. A
Giants Hustle Spiders in A Looping Baseball Tale
Report notes the Giants basketball or baseball clash titled Attdee with 1 944 on score or attendance. It highlights Bobby's four at bats in a single game and mentions the two tailenders securing multiple games, supported by sparse game details.
Boston Bats Break Cincinnati Streak With Record Home Run Pace
The Boston team swept two games from Cincinnati yesterday in a high scoring twin bill. Morning 13–10 and afternoon 20–: Boston hitters unleashed nine runs in the eighth and third innings, while Lovett and Nichols were hammered by Cincinnati bats. George Lowe tallied four home runs in four trips, with two in one inning, establishing a single game record.
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Boston
Lowe
Cincinnati
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Parrott struggles as Cincinnati loses to Boston in morning game
A frail Parrott started for the Cincinnati nine and faltered in the eighth as Boston surged to a 12 run total. Lovett struggled for Boston, while Latham and Duffy fueled late Boston offense with key hits and a home run.
McCarthy Stars as Cincinnati Stuns Boston in 1944 Tilt
John McCarthy powered Cincinnati to a 10 to 9 victory over Boston with 2 home runs and a double. Duffy and Smith added key hits as pitchers and fielding yielded four errors by Cincinnati and three by Boston in a high scoring contest attended by 1,944.
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Tucker
Lovett
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Bannon
McWhee
Swartwood
Afternoon Game Splendid Home Run Burst by Boston
A large crowd packed the grounds for an afternoon game where Boston routed Cincinnati 9 runs after a third inning surge. Bobby Lowe led the onslaught with four homers while Hoys one handed catch and Halliday's two homers highlighted a high scoring batting contest.
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Cincies
Boston
Bobby Lowe
Nichols
Bostons
Hoy
Duffy
Halliday
Canavan
Senators Beat Colonels Twice In Doubleheader
Washington defeats Louisville twice, scoring 14 to 2 in the early game and 4 to 2 in the afternoon. Petty stars with solid support. McGuire drives in four runs and Joyce homers. Attendees 1,907 and 5,600 report light rain interruptions during the day. Umpire Hurst presides.
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Louisvilles
Petty
Knell
McGuire
Louisville
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Hurst
Washingtons
Peffer
Joyce
Maul
Kilroy, Peffer and Earle
New York Pitchers Fall Short as Cleveland Wins in Extra Innings
In a May 30 clash at the polo grounds, Cleveland edged New York 3 to 2 in 11 innings before a record crowd of 24,500, with German and Farrell driving in the decisive run and Clarkson sealing the win. Earlier in the day New York beat Cleveland 4 to 1 behind Rusie’s three hits allowed and Ward’s walk plus Tiernan’s three-base hit.
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Ward
Tiernan
Rusie
Clevelands
CleVeland
Farrell
Cuppy
Zimmer
Polo Grounds
German
Clarkson
Brooklyn Gets Both From Brown in Doubleheader
Brooklyn defeats St. Louis in a morning game at Eastern Park with strong baserunning and patient batting as Stein wins 8 to 5. Batter notes show 6 Brooklyn hits to 7 for St. Louis while errors favor Brooklyn 4 to 6 with Stein and Daly beating Clarkson and Buckley.
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St. Loui
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Ansons Defeat Irwin Sluggers in Philadelphia Tilt
In Philadelphia on May 30 the Ansons dominated Irwin's pitchers as they won at will in front of about 5000 spectators. Chicago defeated Philadelphia for the second time, with Haddock Calahan and Grady vs Medill and Kittredge on the mound and behind the plate. Umpire O'Rourke.
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Irwin
Cricazo
Issides
Chicago
Priors
Haddock
Calahan
Grady
Medill
Kittredge
O’ Rourke
Sea For Delicious Desserts Used by Top Hotels
Sea For delicious desserts is highlighted as a preferred dessert supplier for Boston hotels and other major cities. The note emphasizes quality and exclusive use by upscale hospitality venues.
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Boston
Colts Rally To Victory In Slugfest By Scores
In an afternoon game the Colts defeated Philadelphia Chicago by a wide margin. Final score shows Chicago ahead 9 to 6 with hit totals: Philadelphia 11 Chicago 15. Errors were 2 for Philadelphia and 4 for Chicago. Pitchers Weyhing Haddock Clements Griffiths Schriver and Kittredge listed.
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Chicago
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Haddock
Clements
Griffiths
Schriver
Kittredge
Harvard Beats Princeton In Wide-Open Baseball Tilt At Cambridge
Harvard overwhelmed Princeton 11 to 3 in a rugged New England baseball clash at Cambridge with 6000 spectators. Highlands and Whittemore sparked Harvard at the plate while Trenchard, Ward, and King starred for Princeton before an injury shifted
Pittsburg and Baltimore Games Postponed by Rain
Pittsburg and Baltimore scheduled games for today were postponed due to rain.
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Pittsburg
Baltimore
Springfield Drops Doubleheader To Providence In A Day
In the Eastern League twin bill Springfield fell 6 to 5 in the morning game after a late Providence surge. Nad eau hit a homer for Springfield and Shannon made a sparkling fifth inning stop before Providence pulled ahead in the eighth. In the afternoon Providence crushed Springfield 23 to 4 as Keefe left after three and Vickery struggled. Attendance was 1000 for the opener and 3500 for the second game.
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Shannon
Rogers
Nadeau
Keefe
Vickery
Eries Rout Buffalos In Twin May Baseball Games
The Eries defeated the Buffalos 6 to 1 in the morning contest as Buffalos showed listless play and poor hitting against Dewald. Bott recorded his second season safety. Attendance was about 1,200. In the afternoon, Buffalo was outclassed 6 to 0 as Herndon dominated and Shearon hit a home run. Hoffer held firm except in the third inning. Attendance exceeded 3,000.
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Eries
Buffalos
Dewald
Bott
N. Y
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Hoffer
Shearon
Syracuse and Troy Split Doubleheader In Rain
In Troy on May 3 20 Syracuse and Troy played two games. The first game ended 9 to 5 with Troy winning as rain fell and the field stayed slick. The afternoon contest drew about 1500 spectators and ended 9 to 5 in favor of Syracuse.
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Payne
Baseball Games Postponed in Binghamton Due to Weather
The scheduled games between the Binghamton and Wilkesbarre clubs in Binghamton were postponed. The first game was called off because of wet grounds and the second due to rain.
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Binghamton
Wilkesbarre
City Points Defeat St Augustine's Y M C A In Close Ball Game
City Points beat St Augustine's Y M C A 13 to 8 at Highland Lake Grove during the Sts Peter and Paul's Temperance Society picnic. Dan Mahoney hit a decisive home run with bases loaded to break a 8 8 tie, while Souther pitched well for the City Points and Lampe pitched for the St Augustines. Tim Donovan stole home as a notable feature of the game.
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Highland Lake Grove
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City Points
Lampe
Bostons
St. Augustines
Souther
Stoneham
Melrose
Dan Mahoney
Old Erwins
Tim Donovan
Today’s Major League Showdowns Across The East
Six matchups headline today’s schedule with Cleveland visiting Boston, St Louis at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, Louisville against Philadelphia, and Cincinnati traveling to Baltimore. The results may tilt early-season standings.
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Cincinnati
New York
Cleveland
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Louisville
D 'Pittsburg
Seese
Baitmote
Worns
St. Louis Teeter
Tees
Coscabos Sb Mvies Ievseus de Washington
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Baltimore
Pittsburg
Local High School and Club Games Report
Scores from several early season matches include Rutland High School 29 over Middlebury 2 at Rutland, Fairfield Stars 10 over Coburn Classical Institute, Bridgeport YMCA 7 over Yale 95, Winstead 3 over Winsted 0, New Haven 4 over Waterbury 3, and Y M C A teams in Weymouth and Chicopee games.
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Y. M. CA
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Rutland High School
Middlebury High School
Fairfield
Fairfield Stars
Coburn Classical Institute
Bridgeport
Conn
Yale
Winstead
Winsteds
Overman Wheel Club
Chicopee
Mass
New Haven
Waterbury
Cedars of Roxbury Beat North Cambridge in Lopsided Victory
The Cedars of Roxbury crushed North Cambridge with strong batting and superb defense. Notable plays included Riley’s one hand catch, Long and Maguinis on the battery, and McCarthy Moore stealing bases. Sullivan led the Boltons with sharp fielding as umpires Richard Smyth of Roxbury called the game.
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Dorchester Letter Carriers Edge Roxbury Team
Dorchester letter carriers defeated Roxbury at Dorchester before a large crowd by 26 to 12 yesterday.
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Roxbury
BE. W. D. Team Defeats Foxboro 12 to 7 in Visit
BE. W. D. team defeated Foxboro on the road by a 12 to 7 score. Battery work by Fitzgerald and Aeeceneesy stood out as the feature of the game and provided the decisive edge for the visitors.
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Foresters Observe Decoration Day with Record Crowd and Game
Decoration Day was observed by the Foresters with a grand field day at Highland Park. A Brockton and North Easton court teams ball game ended 21 to 1 in favor of North Easton before about 1500 spectators.
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Farine One Makes Delightsome Blanc Mange From 16 Quarts
A Farine One package yields 16 quarts of Blanc Mange and promises to delight the palate. The product claims to add zest to the appetite with its prepared mix.
Yale Triumphs Over Brown In Rainy New England Game
Yale defeated Brown before about six thousand spectators. Notable plays came from Cook Arbuthnot and Case as Yale rallied with two late innings. Brown errors and reckless base running limited their offense to one run in the first inning.
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Williams defeats Amherst in close college baseball game
Williams wins 5 to 2 at Amherst Williams capitalized on Amherst errors and timely hitting to take a narrow decision. Clark and Draper starred for Williams while Amherst rallied but could not overcome the early deficit.
Georgetown Triumphs Over Holy Cross In Easy Win
Georgetown defeated Holy Cross 11 to 1 before about 100 spectators on Georgetown grounds. Holy Cross was hampered by the absence of their regular pitcher Smith who left college, while Carmody held Holy Cross to few hits. Both teams played faultless defense though Georgetown connected for eight hits to Holy Cross four. Batteries Carmody Sullivan O'Brien Powers.
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Wesleyan Defeats Trinity In Lopsided Game
Wesleyan beat Trinity 19 to 7 in Middleton Connecticut as Wesleyan scored 14 runs in the first inning then relaxed. Batters tally 12 hits for Wesleyan to Trinity’s 9. errors heavily favor Wesleyan with 6 versus Trinity’s 14. Batteries were A Tirrell and G Tirrell for Wesleyan and Williams and Buell for Trinity.
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Tufts Defeats Bates on Poor Defense in Maine Tilt
Bates out batted Tufts 6 to 7 but costly fielding and throwing errors cost Bates the game. Tufts wins 7 runs to 3 with six base hits for Tufts and eight by Bates. Batteries were Crolins and Mallett for Tufts Slattery and Gerrish for Bates.
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University of Pennsylvania Stops Cornell in Shutout Win
University of Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 6 to 0 in Philadelphia. Penn pitchers Boswell and Coogan combined for a strong effort while Cobb and Young led the Penn offense. Cornell tallied 5 hits and 2 errors, with Penn totaling 7 hits and 1 error.
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Andover Beats Princeton Freshmen In Close Game
Andover defeated the Princeton Freshmen 7 to 6 in Princeton New Jersey. The pitchers were Wilson and Smith for Andover and Paige and Drew for Princeton. errors were Princeton 1 and Andover 4.
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