Amateurs Open Bowling Season With Newtowne Win
Newtowne Club hosts Charlestown in Massachusetts Amateur league opener. Newtowne takes two of three. About 200 spectators attend with eight women present. Hales leads with 562 pins across three games, Crockett 192, and a fast, polished alley aids the home team.
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Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Promises Free Trial and Refund
An advertisement by Dr Shoop claims to cure rheumatism after 2000 experiments without drugs, offering six bottles for $5.50 with a money back guarantee. Readers are urged to write for a postal to receive the cure and a book, with no payment if it fails. Address Box 683 Racine Wis.
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Dalton Ingersoll beat Barrett and Smith Anthony top Gallison
In Plumbers league action at Garruth alleys last evening the Dalton Ingersoll Company took two of three from Barrett Manufacturing, while Smith Anthony also won two from W H Gallison. High series were 262 by T Collins of Dalton Ingersoll and O'Brien of Barrett.
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Edison Light Defeats Foster Bowls In Mercantile League
In Chauncy alleys last night Edison Light defeated F. A. Foster bowlers two games to one. Farley Harvey swept three straight against Samuel Ward Company rollers.
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Fitchburg Local Freight Beats American Express in Y M C A Games
In last night’s Railroad Y M C A action Fitchburg Local Freight took two of three from American Express. Webb rolled 111 90 95 for a 206 three string total. Local Freight moves to second place while Expressmen lead by one game.
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Federal and South Shore Capture Commercial League Wins
The Federals swept Beacon Chambers in two games while South Shore took one loss to Curtis Safe, sealing league titles for both teams in last night’s Commercial league action.
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Mystie Valley Bottle Pin League Opens With Towanda Wins
Woburn November 17 The Towanda Club beat Medford in the first Towanda Medford match taking two of three strings Teel led Medford with 540 total and a 202 best string, but Towanda claimed the match overall.
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Deflection of country churches and foreign element in city churches
Rev. Arthur St. James of Worcester spoke to the Boston Young Men's Baptist Social Union at Tremont Temple on the shift of country church members to cities. He noted country parishes shrinking while city churches gain foreign and American members and urged pastors fluent in multiple languages to bridge communities.
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Harvard Yale Excursion Tickets For Parlor Cars
Excursion tickets for the Harvard Yale football game on November 22 in New Haven are $8 for a round trip in parlor cars via Boston and Albany. On sale at 366 Washington Street and 1338 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge. Early applications urged to secure best accommodations and avoid seat rush.
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Clean House with Fels Naptha Soap
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Food selection guides mince pies with Hub Punch use
A stray instruction emphasizes selecting food carefully and pairing with proper cooking. It urges using Hub Punch in mince pie making, suggesting one bottle per ten pounds of stock, claiming noticeable improvements.
Harvard Shakeup Buoys Center Battle for Yale Game
Harvard scrimmage reveals unsettled center situation as Sugden shifts to the scrub while Carrick joins the varsity and Force takes over center. Darius Green returns from Washington to aid the Crimson in bracing the line ahead of the Yale clash. Coaches seek a stronger center to counter Yale’s Holl as they travel to New Haven for Saturday’s game.
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Yale Favored In Race For Eastern Title And West Crown
Yale is the favorite as Michigan clinches the West by beating Chicago. Michigan’s season total reaches 569 to 6, with Lawrence a standout goal kicker missing just three of about 75 attempts. Harvard has two days more of hard work while Yale recuperates from Princeton. Tickets for Yale games fetch premiums. a Harvard student offered $10 for two seats. Brighton High faces Tufts Medic, while Mechanic Arts High protest is disallowed. Brown vs Dartmouth looms as a big Manchester clash.
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Lowell Beats Providence in Close 6-5 Hockey Tilt
Providence and Lowell battled to a 6-5 Lowell victory before 1700 fans in Providence. Key moments featured late Lowell pressure, tied scores, and a goal against Providence from an own miscue. Standouts included goalies Mallory and Mullen with strong work, and refs Connolly with Perrin.
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Work on Defender Began at Herreshoff Yard
Bristol, R I November 17 workmen crowded the Herreshoff south shop as carpenters started shaping the keel mold for the 1903 defender. The keel mould will be ready to cast the great fin by Thanksgiving eve with no contract price or cost limit set for the syndicate backing the defender.
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Golf balls banned in open championships next year
The Professional Golfers Association, after reviewing the new rubber cored ball, states it hinders golf as a game of skill and urges that gutta percha balls only be used in open championships next year.
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Professional Golfers’ Association
Watson Beats Cote in 12 Round Boston Victory in Bath
Andy Watson of Boston defeated Arthur Cote of Biddeford in 12 rounds at 130 pounds in Bath Me on November 17. The bout was fast throughout with some rounds described as hurricane speed. A preliminary between Jimmy Fitzgerald and Billy Lee ended with Lee winning.
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Wolfe Tone Hurling Club and Young Irelands plan Lawrence match
The Wolfe Tone Hurling Club of South Boston and the Young Irelands of Cambridge prepared for a Thanksgiving Day game at Canobie Lake Grove Lawrence. A $100 purse and a $100 side bet are offered. Final arrangements to be completed next Monday evening.
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Boston English High football player dismissed for slugging
A Boston English High School football player who was removed from the field during last Saturday’s game with Somerville for slugging has been dismissed from the team and permanently disqualified from all athletic teams at the school.
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Death by self in Boston hotel scene named J A Curtis
A man using the alias J A Curtis died by gas suicide in Hotel Westerly at 1200 Washington Street Boston. He masked his identity by destroying clothing and pockets and used a gas hose and taped openings to ensure no escape. The 60 year old male wore a gray mustache and a black suit and overcoat. no prior conversation with the clerk is noted. Police believe the Curtis name to be fictitious.
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Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted By Boston Daily Post
An ad touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for uric acid rheumatism backache and bladder trouble. It claims Bright s disease is possible if ignored and offers a free sample by mail along with testimonials from users and doctors. The notice cites Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York and urges readers to request a free sample and informative booklet.
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Boxing Gossip Teases Boston Debut of Jack O Brien
Philadelphia heavyweight icon Jack O Brien plans a Boston visit with a potential gala appearance before challenging bouts, while boxing and wrestling events loom large. Lenox Club preliminaries feature Joe Smith Mike Conroy and a main Bellfield Walcott bout as fans prepare for a busy athletic program.
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Rob Roy fighter backs Temple as welterweight class hero
B H Benton writes from Rob Roy praising Larry Temple as a superior middleweight and asserting he could defeat most welterweights. He corrects a misquote from yesterday's Post that credited Billy Stift as the top man in the ring.
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