Giants Refuse To Play Bostons In Postseason It Seems
The Giants after clinching the National League title refuse any postseason series with the American League Bostons or other teams. Manager McGraw and Boston president Taylor both say no reply will be given. Chicago and New York also discuss a possible series but doubt it will be accepted. The interleague talks come as Cubs finish near .608 and Highlanders at .609.
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Rains Postpone Saugus Track Races to Tomorrow
In Saugus the races at the Old Saugus track scheduled for today were postponed due to rain. Tomorrow's program will start at 1 o clock with the rescheduled events.
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Miss Mackay of Boston Beats Miss Dod in Golf Match
Miss Pauline Mackay of Oakley Country Club Boston defeats Miss Charlotte Dod English champion 2 up 1 to play on day one of the women s national golf championship. Other results include Mrs E S Sanford beating Miss Harriet Curtis 5 to 6 in extra holes and Miss Margaret Curtis Essex defeating Miss Ruth Badgeley 8 up 7 to play.
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Ballou and Hobigand Prep Open Season at Franklin Field
The Ballou and Hobigand Prep football teams face Boston College Prep at Franklin Field this afternoon in a closely matched season opener.
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Malden High Defeats Lawrence High 11 to 0
Malden High beat Lawrence High 11 to 0 in a fast game. Lawrence had weight advantage but Malden showed the dash and secured the win.
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Boston Automobilists Relate Vanderbilt Cup Experience
Boston autoists returned from New York recount the Vanderbilt cup race results and lessons. They praise the event with one serious accident noted and favor a non-stop future race to ensure fairness and standardize controls. A. S. Webb narrowly escaped a tree after steering failure during Readville practice.
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Final $5 Cure Offer Expires Saturday by Doctor Blair
Boston physician Doctor Blair touts a $5 complete cure guarantee ending October 1 and later extended to October 15. He claims immediate results with X ray work and Thermo-Electric apparatus, invites free examinations, and cites numerous cured patients and physician referrals.
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Doctor Blair's All Diseases Treatment Offer
All patients starting treatment before October 16 will be treated and furnished medicines until cured for five dollars. The offer covers all diseases, not a single illness, for a total of five dollars. The offer expires Saturday October 15 at 8 PM.
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Rapid Cures Astonish Community With Quick Recoveries
The rapidity of the cures astonishes the town. Patients were not subjected to long treatment nor dangerous drugs but were restored to health quickly. Read testimonies and investigate for yourselves.
Mrs Hutchins Describes Chronic Bronchitis Struggles
Mrs G A Hutchins of 165 Princeton Street East Boston Massachusetts says she suffered lifelong bronchitis in a chronic form. She notes periods where breathing was difficult and seeks relief.
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Deaf for 15 Years A. Babcock Seeks Aid at East Braintree
East Braintree resident and Grand Army man A. Babcock describes a long struggle with deafness spanning about 16 years. He reports difficulty understanding speech, trouble hearing his clock, and nearly silence during lectures, noting progressive hearing loss affecting daily life.
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Doctor Blair’s Medical Qualification Summary
Doctor Blair graduated from the Western Reserve University medical department in Cleveland in 1885. He completed post graduate studies at the New York Polyclinic and at the New York Mye Gntinis. He is assessed by state boards and examiners across twelve states.
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Ear Troubles Relief by Blair Medico Osteopathic Treatment
A patient credits Doctor Blair and his Medico Osteopathic method with restoring hearing. After a short period under care, the patient can hear the clock ticking across the room without difficulty, praising the treatment as opening a new world.
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A Terrible Sufferer Describes Long illness
Mr C Payson Reed of 312 Park Ave E Whitman Mass recounts three years of back and leg pain with a sore knee and difficulty dressing. He wore a bandage, required help in the morning, and became a burden to himself and friends after exhausting doctor efforts without relief.
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Free X Ray Examination by Doctor Blair
A physician offers a completely free X ray examination using a fluoroscopic attachment to diagnose body ailments. No charge is made for the examination or advice, and the doctor emphasizes there is no compensation expected. The notice invites readers to visit for diagnosis and guidance on cure.
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Stahl Leads Boston Americans in Batting Averages
The Boston Americans season ends with Chick Stahl atop the batting list at .298. Freddie Parent trails by a point, while Stahl also tops extra base hits with 27 doubles 2 triples and 3 homers. Lachance and Criger post best fielding averages with .993 and .987 respectively.
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McGovern Mentioned For Featherweight Title Shot
Sam Harris says Terry McGovern could meet either Young Corbett or Jimmy Britt for the featherweight title after McGovern defeated Eddie Hanlon in four rounds in Philadelphia. The plan includes a 122 pound weigh in and a 15 round Murray Goodwin bout as a step toward resolving the New England featherweight championship. Northeast boxing notes cover other fights and scheduling in Marlboro Lynn Chelsea Salem and Boston.
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Terrible Terry McGovern Delivers Comeback Win
In Philadelphia on Monday night Terry McGovern, once famed as Terrible Terry, defeats Eddie Hanlon in a dramatic rally. The Brooklyn fighter shows regained form and power, sparking talk of possible bouts with Young Corbett Jimmy Britt or Battling Nelson and rekindling public support.
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Graves' Grain Alcohol Promoted by Chester H Graves Sons
An advertisement urges buyers to choose Graves' Grain Alcohol from Chester H Graves Sons. It claims the 8 16 or 32 ounce flasks offer the best value ounce for ounce and warns against substitutes, assert ing it is the best available.
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G. O. Taylor Brand Whiskey Endorsed for Purity and Quality
An advertisement urges readers to choose the G. O. Taylor Brand for purity and quality in whiskey, highlighting its superior taste and standards. The pitch targets discerning drinkers seeking reliable, well-regarded liquor.
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Harvard Tennis Tourney Opens on Jarvis Field
Harvard's fall university championship tennis tournament starts this afternoon on Jarvis Field. The entry list features 128 men across the field.
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Mercantile League Opener Shows Tight Early Play At Chauncy
At the Chauncy alleys last evening the Mercantile league opened with Tubular River and Stud sweeping three straight from Langley Burr, American Hide and Leather taking two from Parker Holmes, and Samuel Ward winning three straight over R. H. White.
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