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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1899
Page
2
Munyon's Remedies claim rapid relief and cure for rheumatism colds dyspepsia coughs headaches kidney liver and other ailments. Priced mostly at 25 cents per remedy with an Inhaler at 1.00. Munyon's Doctors offer free advice and examinations at Tremont Temple.
Boston College and Amherst meet today at Amherst in a first ever clash. BC has a steady start and has not yet been scored on this season. The travelling party includes Kiley Keen McCarron Richards Keleher Kenney Shean Reilly Kelley Hart McDermott Murphy McCusker Conway and Rorke.
The Crimson team and backers project a shutout as Carlisle faces a big game on Soldiers Field. Some fear arises about Hudson's potential scoring impact, but optimism prevails.
Harvard trainer Jack MacMasters says the Harvard eleven are not in top condition but are prepared and confident they can win. He notes only Boal and Hollingsworth are mildly injured and expects full participation and stamina for the game.
Captain Wheelock of the Indian eleven says the team is in good condition though some players are under the weather due to travel. Seneca will replace Sholder at right quarter, Hudson's drop kicking is a key threat, and the aim is to play hard and score even if Harvard prevails.
Harvard faces the Carlisle Indian School in a high stakes football showdown at Soldiers Field. Hud son the Indian quarterback stands out for his kicking and running, while Carlisle seeks to contend with major programs as reporters note the dramatic historic context and the crowd expected.
A Boston man, Mr Charles H Richardson of Isabella Street, slipped and sprained his ankle severely. He used Omega Oil purchased from a local drugstore, rubbing it daily to reduce swelling and pain and returned to work the next day after a full bottle.
Harvard works to halt an Indians attack led by Hudson who has kicked and dropped goals in practice. Weaknesses at right tackle and right guard worry Harvard as Sholter and Wheelock contend with Metoxen and Hudson’s decisive drops.
Yale's 26 man squad travels to New York for tomorrow’s clash with Columbia. The team, in good form and spirits, expects a running game with occasional plunges and aims to prevent Columbia scoring. Captain McBride pushes sharp practice. Schweppe nursing a bruise but likely to play.
Streets near Soldiers Field will be closed to teams from 2 to 6 today due to the Harvard Carlisle football game. North Harvard street from Western Ave to the Harvard Street bridge and adjacent roads will be restricted for safety.
Tickets for the Harvard Pennsylvania game next Saturday are on sale at Wright and Ditson John P Lovell Arms in Boston and Leavitt and Perce in Cambridge. Sales run through Tuesday.
Prof P F Slattery of New York reports relief after using Omega Oil for rheumatism. He claims long term shoulder pain vanished and cites extensive use in masseuse practice with successful outcomes.
Mrs. Katie Bates of Roxbury Massachusetts reports severe limb pains that worsened at night and feared becoming crippled. A friend gave Omega Oil, and she experienced such relief she would not be without it for anything.
Last night in the City League marked by even, tense contests. Carruth beat Sudbury by 164 pins at Sudbury alleys with Binns top scorer. Pratt led Sudbury. Roxbury defeated Meyers by 38 pins at Roxbury as both sides kept nerves calm. Broadway edged McCarthy by 40 pins at Broadway alleys, Hanley posting 489.
P J M of Springfield asks about a Maher versus McCoy bout. Neither fighter has met the other before, and promoters view the upcoming clash as an even money proposition with wide betting interest.
Country Club’s Quincy Shaw and Jack Jones beat Brookline’s George Windeler and Alec Campbell 2 up with 1 to play yesterday afternoon. A large gallery watched as Jones and Campbell prepare for an upcoming 36 hole rematch between Jones and Campbell with play at 10:30 in the morning and 2 p.m. in the afternoon.
The Boston Athletic Association considers replacing boxing instructor Doc OConnell with a lighter, 145 to 150 pound successor. Charley Farrell is the sole current applicant at 165 to 170 pounds, but others may apply if the vacancy becomes public. Some members seek to keep OConnell in his post with suitable arrangements.
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