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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
10
An advertisement touts Fluid Enserol sold at drug stores to ease hearing loss ringing and nasal congestion. It instructs mixing one ounce with a pint of warm water, using two drops nightly, and gargling with a tablespoonful in warm water twice daily to improve hearing and reduce catarrh and head noises.
Mayor Curley sent telegrams praising Joseph J. Lannin president of the Boston American League Baseball Club and Bill Carrigan manager for the club’s consecutive victories and world series championship securing honesty and clean sport. He also congratulated Carrigan as an able baseball general for the championship win.
Pinch hitter appearances by Ran for Luderus in the fourth game and Cravath in the fifth. Hit by pitched balls credited to Foster for Stock and Luderus and to Rixey for Hooper.
The article proclaims W L Douglas as the world’s largest maker of shoes priced at 3, 3.50 and 4 dollars. It notes the firm began production in 876 and expanded to a global scale with heavy output across the period.
Philadelphia manager Grover C Alexander reflects after the 1915 World Series, saying the Phillies were beaten but not disgraced by the Boston Red Sox. He refuses to offer an alibi or excuses, praising the Boston club and noting the best team won.
The Philadelphia club fought hard with Cravath pitching for Boston fading, Luderus delivering two bags, and Rixey holding firm until late. Eddie Burns and Bancroft stood out but timely hitting faltered, costing them a critical game in the 1915 series.
Carlisle Indian varsity football held a single scrimmage on Indian Field as new formations and plays were tested against reserves in preparation for Glenn Warner's Pittsburg team. The squad moved easily for gains, with forward passes likely to be featured and Dickerson improving at quarterback.
Southboro reports St. Mark's utterly outscored Milton High in a lopsided 383 to 0 victory. Milton briefly moved to St. Mark's 30 yard line but failed on downs, sealing the blowout.
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