Hood's Sarsaparilla Cured
LT reflects on years of illness and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured him after prolonged suffering. The brief note attributes recovery to the remedy and encourages others to seek relief.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1892
Page
7
LT reflects on years of illness and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured him after prolonged suffering. The brief note attributes recovery to the remedy and encourages others to seek relief.
The Ninth Regiment Athletic Association awaits confirmation of a November 24 indoor meet after securing the date from NEA AUA. Athletes, led by contenders like O W Shead and W J Casey, expect a strong open competition. Secretaries and club members, including Mike Cronin, Matt Cronin, Jim Denning, and Tom Keene, push for team representational spots amid rising local interest.
Jerome Park, famed for historic Thoroughbred contests, will be converted from a racecourse after executor William A. Dyer of the Travers estate sold an option to a syndicate for 900000. The property will be divided into building lots once Duer returns, with the syndicate controlling the land now valued around a million. The 112 acres, once sought for a storage reservoir site, has seen several bids from rival track interests, and the property is financed by a 750000 company capitalization with a 100000 mortgage.
Billy Woods pledges to meet Jack Cattanach for a suitable purse before the Metropole Club after defeating Johnson. Charley Mitchell writes Bat Masterson of a possible bout in the country, while ixe Weir seeks Billy Murphy for a 2000 stake. Coney Island Club aims to lure Dixon and Griffin for a large purse, with Griffin open to 118 pounds and Dixon reluctant at any weight, and the bantam champion refusing fights above 115 pounds.
The advertisement claims the tonic cures periodical pains backache and nervous complaints by improving digestion enriching the blood and restoring health. It emphasizes no alcohol or sugar and guarantees help with a money back offer if not effective for the user.
Gloucester New Jersey November racing card reports betting on the Simplicity filly as a favored long shot. Results list First race Carroll Reid Wyoming Grenadier 1:48, Second Charcoal Majolica Birdie colt, Third Arapahoe Lita Jim Dunn, Fourth Houston Syracuse Forest, Fifth Experience Little Silver Mabel, Sixth Monson Mohican Blackburn. Wednesday entries include Philander Persuader Little Phil and other named horses with weights listed for each race.
At Guttenburg New Jersey the day’s racing opened with Forget-Me-Not losing to Bon Voyage while Skadi and Marguerite drew heavy bets that yielded mixed results. King Crab won the fast fourth race by four lengths over Badge with Rightaway and False Ahrens securing top placings in the five furlong events. Rhoda colt upset in the fifth race, while Alma T. failed to place in the final.
The newly organized professional polo league in the city plans two temporary rinks and aims for close, exciting games. Captains and group lineups include Canavan as captain and Cotter assigned to Waltham. Each club will play five games weekly with revenue sharing designed to boost attendance and hustling by managers.
English High School meets Cambridge Manual Training School in a Thursday game at South End grounds. The next day B A A eleven faces Amherst, with Amherst buoyed by a strong showing against Harvard and Unicorns. Technology boasts a strong squad but lacks league play. Captain Thomas and Johnson star. Brookline High beat Newton High yesterday to settle the junior championship, setting up cross league play against senior teams.
The article notes long questioned fraternal spirit among local athletic clubs and urges harmony through a club pool or billiard tournament. It suggests adopting the inter cycle club tourney model to unite clubs this season and build a cooperative league next year.
Harvard narrowly defeated the Boston Athletic Association 16 to 12 as BAA repeatedly breached Harvard’s line. Lake scored twice and Brewer added a touchdown, while Harvard’s defense, led by Hallowell, struggled to stop the rushes throughout the game.
Yale defeated the New York Athletic Club 48 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. The game was mostly featureless with no goals scored. touchdowns filled the scoring. In the second half Duff was knocked out of the game, Bliss and Armstrong stood out, and a fair crowd watched the match in New York on November 8.
Roxbury Athletic Club announces a special meeting for Thursday evening at Armory Hall. President George Goode urges full attendance as important business will be discussed.
Prince Alexander Galitzin a young Russian nobleman, on a pleasure tour, went to police seeking help to recover $500 he gave to Harry Preston, a pool room tout and race tipster. Preston vanished after receiving the money and a receipt, with Galitzin naming him to detectives as a suspect who frequents the White Elephant poolroom and fenderloin district.
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