Welsh Takes Aim at Nelson After London Loss
The article notes Fred Welsh defeating Johnny Summers at the National Sporting Club, signaling Welsh as a top challenger for Nelson. Nelson delays fighting until April, seeking the biggest drawing opponent. Also mentions an $80,000 bid for the Johnson-Jeffries bout in Ogden and Langford’s age confusion amid Johnson-Ketchel fight pictures.
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Nelson
Johnny Summers
Fred Welsh
National Sporting Club of London
Welsh
America
Ogden
Federal teams dominate local bowling league
Commercial league bowling on the Bos tom alleys last night produced Federal as the class of the evening for high rolling. They swept Tremont 2673 total. Beacon fell to Faneuil two games to one in a brisk match. Federal's King led with 604 in three games.
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Bostom
Federal
Tremont
Beacon
Faneuil
King of Federal
How a boy can make a mission buffet at home
A guide style note outlines simple steps for a boy to assemble a mission themed buffet at home. It emphasizes easy recipes, budget friendly choices, and a laid back approach to planning and serving.
Bowdoin Square alleys totals from team scores
New England Screw Co 446 482 452 total 1330. Bicknell & Fuller Team 2 394 421 418 total 1228. S. M. Hawes Team 1 404 395 440 total 1239. M. Hawes Team 2 387 404 398 total 1189. Neapolitan Ice Cream Co 386 874 3892 total 1152.
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Bowdoin Square
New England Screw Co
Bicknell & Fuller
CPN Sels Sa Oe Ace Ecoees
S. M. Hawes
M. Hawes
Neapolitan Ice Cream Co
Greater Boston Shoe League Casino Alleys Totals
Jones Peterson and N totaling 461 450 428 for 1339 while Thayer McNeil and H posted 444 417 452 for 1313 in a bowling alley score summary from the Greater Boston Shoe League standings.
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Fisher Old Colony
Lyman Een
Broadway
Franklin
Pinkham Ereenews Ae
Park
Jones, Peterson & N
Thayer, McNeil & H
Boston Elevated Main Office League Casino Alleys Score Totals
A compact score summary from the Boston Elevated League noting alley totals and lane scores. The fragment lists numbers and identifiers for lanes and totals but lacks full context or clear names of participants.
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Boston
Are You Bilious Pills for Biliousness and Liver Health
A vintage health ad extols Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a cure for biliousness and dyspepsia. It claims rapid liver restoration, improved digestion, clear tongue coating, and energizing effects, with a testimonial from Mrs James Lu Dredge of Old Mystic Connecticut and a note that physicians recommend the vegetable pills.
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James Lu Dredge
Old Mystic, Conn
Smith
Walsh and O'Toole Fight Ends In Draw At Armory
Referee Dick Fleming declared the 12 round bout a draw after a controlled start by O'Toole and a late surge by Walsh. Walsh impressed in the later rounds with aggressive punching and superior stamina. Early action favored O'Toole with savage infighting.
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Dick Fleming
Jimmy Walsh
Tommy O'Toole
Armory A. A
Walsh
Philadelphia
O’toole
O'Toole
George Alger
Cambridge
Max Baker
Boston
Tommy Berger
Lewiston
Eddie Shevlin
Roxbury
No Score at Harvard Class Game Ends Even
The junior and sophomore classes at Harvard tied in a scoreless afternoon game. The sophomores showed the better form with a long forward pass from 1912 players as the key highlight.
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Harvard
Reed
Creecescee
Stebbins
R. G
Sargent
Amory Chadwick
Hobart
Maaan Ae
Douglass
Robbins
Fetecsaus l. T
Dewey Mar Gbok
P.O. Ceccckeess
L. E
Prescott Bouve
Qd. D
Baseball Notes on Minor League Meeting in Memphis
At the Memphis gathering Manager Patsey Donovan may move surplus players from the Boston American League fold. Recruits may need another minor season. Dowd could become a strong Sox scout. Spade, Nig Clarke, and Tigers’ catching needs loom. National League session delayed to December due to Boston meeting on December 7.
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Memphis
Patsey Donovan
Tommy Dowd
Boston
Tommy
Red Sox
Dowd
Spade
Dovey
Smith
Doves
Nig Clarke
Cleveland
Nap
Jennings
Tiger
St. Louis
Jim Delehanty
Tom Jones
Detroit
Del
California
Gaynor
New York
National Leaguers
Armerican League
British Vets Honor King at MA Banquet
The British Naval and Military Veterans Association of Massachusetts hosted its annual King Edward VII birthday banquet at the Revere House with about 250 attendees. Ex-Governor Curtis Guild led a toast to Edward VII and spoke of camaraderie among soldiers of all nations, recalling Spanish War experiences. Major Guy Murchie represented Governor Draper and noted potential historical shifts if Edward VII had been king of England. Various dignitaries and British officials attended, including British Vice-Consul Constantine Graham and Captain James Clancy.
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British Naval and Military Veterans Association of
Massachusetts
Edward VII
Revere House
Taft
Curtis Guild
United States
Guild
Guy Murchie
Draper
England
George III
Constantine Graham
C. H. McIntyre
Canadian Club
G. A. Wardwell
Peter Keating
Portland
William J. Gillespie
Staniels
Amoskeag Veterans
James Clancy
J. F. Masters
British Charitable Society
R. H. Upton
Sydney Vokes
George Carver
British Fusiliers
John R. Smith
John V. Muldowny
The Reincarnated Man First of His Wonderful Exploits
A feature note previews an upcoming Sunday Post tale about a reincarnated man and his remarkable adventures, likely a serialized narrative box. The piece hints at a captivating immortality premise and sets the stage for continued installments.
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