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OWEN MORAN AND
ABE ATTELL ARRIVE

Owen Moran. the champion English feather
weight, and Abe Attell. holder OF the American
title. were the big noises iH the camp Of the
pugilsts yesterday. Both arrived early yes
terdaF morning and consequently did not get
on the Job TIL late IN the afternoon How
ever. they made up for lost time once they
started.
Moran is the proud poSsessor Of a beautiful
gold, diamond studded belt, presented TO him
BY his admirers IN Birmingham, Eng. He
showed the trophy 10 his friends along the
line and e made great hit with the multi
rude. Moran figures that the belt is an omen
Of good luck and he will sport il when he goes
against Attell on Labor day at the Mission
street arens.
Well. now. those English sports must ap-
precidte when lie shows some class" re-
marked Atteil when he heard about the Won
drous belt 4 don't see any Of the Americans
slipping ne anything Ike that. The best I
set is box OF lemons and then
The final details Of the AtteIl-Aioran fight
have not yet been decided upon. the little
fellows viii meet Jim CodrOth at the Willis
this evening and tx everything up. 1t is likely
that another referee viii be selected now that
Je6ries has declined 10 act as the third man
IN the ring. Both the little boxers viii take
Il easy for q while before they start training.
as the date OF their battle is still six weeks
away.
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Play Seventeen Innings
and Each ScOrel
Sacran1enfOsandS Stockton Teams
of State League Fight
Battle Royal
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE cAIL

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 2.-The Sacra-
mento and Stockton teams of the state
baseball league fought a battle royal
today before one of the largest crowds
that ever witnessed a game on the
Oak park diamond. The mines finally
left the field after the contest had
gone II innings. and the score was
l to I.
1t was one of the greatest ball games
seen here this season, and it set the
fans almost wild. The keen rivalry
between the teams was evidenced
throughout the game, each nine play
ing on its toes from start to finish
Sacramento scored the first run in the
fourth and kept the visitors in the
goose egg circle until the ninth. when
Stockton made a desperate rally and
registered the tie.
1t was a pitchers battle to a great
extent. Whalen was on the mound
for Sacramento and Moskiman officiated
for the Millers. The work of each was
of the high class order. The slabsters
did not fall in for all of the thrills
that were passed out to the crowd.
The fielding, especially that of the To-
Gals, was brilliant. Score:
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San Francisco Council
Defeats Oakland

OAKLAND. Aug. 2.-Nine innings Of
baseball played this afternoon on the
diamond at st. Mary's college, with
the pitching of Joe Corbett for seven
periods as the one feature Of the game,
resulted In the defeat Of Oakland
council No. 7S4, Knights Of Columbus,
by the team from san Francisco coun-
ell No. 615.
The San Francisco knights piled up
Is runs against ? for the local players
Corbett shut out eight men in his
moved from third base 10 the pitchers
box when Brooklyn Joe quit the game,
allowed only one run for the Oakland
eTs, although he was batted for four
Of the six hits made by the beaten
team
The game opened In the first with
Oakland at the bat, and one run was
the result. The score card was IN
changed for six innings. until one
more man Tailed the second time for
Oakland
The second half OF the first ended
with Oakland still IN the lead. Then
the tide turned, and after that the
San Franciscans romped around the
diamond at their pleasure. Six runs
IN the second and eight in the seventh
with smaller additions made up the
total taken by the visitors.
Flynn pitched for Oakland a steady
game, but he had no proper support.
Errors IN the outfield and on the bases
made hunts count as heavily for San
Francisco as did the long drives some
times swatted from Flynn.
The line IN was as follows
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There were also several fast double
plays, and several times each side was
abruptly closed out when enough runs
for victory were in sight.
In the third Johnson got one over the
fence and made the circuit. Another
run came in the fifth, when Danzig got
a two bagger and came home on john
sons single. There was nothing doing
by either side until the eighth, when
Sutor duplicated Johnson's performance.
scoring home run. In the ninth Zei-
der poked one to Ryan. who threw the
ball beyond Danzig, and Zeider went to
third, scoring on Melchior's hit.
In their half of the tenth the Seals
got two more, one the result of another
bad heave by Ryan, Beck and Curtin
bringing in the runs. The Beavers tied
up the score again, a passed ball by
Lalonge scoring Cooney and DanZig
coming home on Whalings single.
Then the score boy hung up zerOs un-
til the sixteenth inning, when each side
scored again. Zeider got around, dar-
ing base running by Raftery and
Cooney's hit and run play bringing home
there was nothing doing, both pitchers
lasting in great shape, each determined
to win. Ryan, who had been chased to
the right garden after making a mon
key of himself at third, had to butt in
again and Zeider scored the winning
run after two men were out. The score:
PORTLAND
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San Francisco Wins From Portland in
Game Lasting Twenty Innings

PORTLAND Ore, Aug. I'm 20 innings of great baseball,
longest game played in the Pacific Coast league
Francisco this afternoon from Portland by of
FIVE 1t pitchers battle from first to last with
Ganey the slab In this department
and both wrer kept remarkable control Ryan
the decisive plays, for three times twice from third
the field he threw away Poands chances
victory
There many spectacular features thrown the matinee
among them home by Snor and Johnson The latter
knocked the longest drive the local grounds
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AMERICAN ATHLETES WIN

PARIS. Aug. 2.-The last day OF the
special athletic games brought great
success to the visiting Americans, who
captured majority OF the events. Will
liam f. Hamilton, Chicago athletic as
sociation, won the 100 meters dash from
scratch His time was IL seconds.
H. L. Trube, New York athletic club,
took the 1900 meter run in 4 minutes
IL seconds.
e. T. Cook, Cornell, won the pole
vault.
The 400 meter flat race went to J. C.
Carpenter, Cornell, who negotiated the
distance in so seconds fiat H. "A. Gid
ney, Boston athletic association. cap
'tured the high jump.
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PITCHER BURNS BATTERED
Sent to Hospital by Encounter
With Bob GanIey
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CHICAGO. Aug 2--It leaked out here
today that the reason Manager Joe
Cantillon of the Washington team did
not pitch Bill Burns. one OF his star
twirlers. against the White Sox during
the series Of games just played. was
because Burns was laid up in a hospi-
tai in st. Louis as result OF a fight
with Bob Ganley in St. Louis last
Wednesday
Burns and Ganley had an argument
on the bench over a misplay by the lat
ter and went out behind the grand
stand to settle the dispute with their
the gate Ganley is said to have hit him
with a bat. as well as pummeling him
with his fists. Burns had to retire from
the game, and later IL was discovered
that two of his ribs were broken and
he was otherwise injured internally.
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Baseball Notes

The old time fans declare that the homer
which Van Haltren ushered the game In for
Oakland with was the first they the
sacker for several seasons and Ii made him feel
so good that he came in with two bagger in
the seventh.
Easterley was doing the overtime work yes
Catching S his spp9 op 9ara osaS
coaching lines and make little noise: Happy
probably will get his next series. Dillon gen
orally works his two catchers in streaks.
Umpire Jack OConnell leaves for the south
this evening. while Bull Perine will arrive
from Portland In the morning. OConnell hg-
ures on coming back feather weight. The
goes against Jacks grain and generally robs
him Of many pounds of excess flesh which he has
been packing around.
The game yesterday afternoon was one of the
fastest OF the season. being reeled on in an hour
unkind enough to infer that the Angels were
playing for time and not for glory. This sounds
boys managed to finish up in time to catch the
Owl train home. Some speed.
The Oaks will leave for Los Angeles this
evening and open up their series with the
champions tomorrow afternoon Van took his
laid on for a month in the hope that he will
get into form. While the Angels and the Oaks
Beavers viii furnish the. entertainment here.
opening up the Oakland grounds tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Jack Flynn, the new bush ump who is being
tried out, was the big hurrah in the afternoon
game He filed his voice in the morning and
annexed a few additional gestures and every
body thought that it some big Lacquer who
had sneaked in without introducing himself.
Flynn incidentally sprang little jokes on the
crowd by pulling out whisk broom from his
hip pocket and doing the brushing stunt at the
plate every once in while. His work ON balls
and strikes was very good and nobody hollered.
Henry Berry left with his Angels last night
club will meet in Los Angeles on either Tues
day or Wednesday nights to announce some OF
their plans for the coming season. 1t is ex-
pected that they will have some interesting
things to say, chief among them being the an
nouncement of the name of the town where the
team will be located, which everybody now con-
cedes to be Venice Berry hopes that the new
magnates will be ready to start work immedi-
ately.
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SAN FRANCISCO

RUNS AND HITS BY INNING
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Cricketers Do Battle on
Two Fields
By William Unmack

After hard fought game the Ala
the Wanderers yesterday by "a runs
The Wanderers batted first and made a
splendid start, but in the last six wick
cts did not keep up the good work of
the four leaders. Scott IS, Stuart 16
and Wilson 10 batted well.
Alameda made Ill. B. Bird with 80
being the star performer of the day.
Smith Is, f. Wheatley IA and Brown
IA showed good form.
O'Brien, with six wickets for "a, and
Irish, for 21, carried off the bowling
honors for Alameda, while Stuart, 4 for
26, and West. 2 for IA. showed best form
for the Wanderers.
The itemized scores were as follows:
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10 was as follows
Oakland
- AND rs ~ INNINGs
KEENE's WINNINGS DROP
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE .

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 2.--Ja.nes r.
Keene's turf winnings this season will
not amount to more than half the sum
his horses won last year. They earned
$500 900 for him which was a record
amount. not only for turf earnings in
this country bat in the world This
year his horses have won $159,575.
Although Keene is the leading wiz
ming owner. ne has many close rivals
for that honor John y. Madden, with
$1550O0 to HIS credit. is gaining
steadily on the leader The failure Of
the Wall street magnate TO win more
money was due TO the early collapse
Of Colin and Celt and the failure OF
his 2 year oids 10 live UP to the great
promise that they gave as yearlings
IJp 70 Yesterday not one OF the colts
had woa an important stake event.
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MAY SETTLE THEIR
GRUDGE IN THIS CITY

u is very likely that Mcfarland and Welsh
VII settle their grudge in this city late next
month under the auspices OF sam Bergeris club.
When be heard that Gilmore had called the
Los Angeles match OF. Berger Informed the
chicago manager that he would like TO put on
his man and Welsh for his attraction in Sep
tember
Gilmore likes the looks Of this and If every
thing goes well the chances are that the match
VIII be made within the next couple Of weeks
Mcfarland has contract his hands TO dis
pose OF the tough Phil Brock in q 10 round go
before Tom McCarey's club in Los Angeles
during the present month this viii have to
oe decided before Berger makes up his mind
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KELLY RETURNS EAST

Hugo Kelly left yesterday morning for Chi
cago, accompanied BY his manager, Sylie Feretu
and number Of Chicago sports who came all
the way from the Windy City 10 root for the
Italian. Kelly and his manager are both very
much disappointed because OF the sudden de-
feat and also because the fight drew such a
small house Kelly says that he will be sat
tshed 10 do the balance of his fighting around
Milwaukee
In the meantime Ketchel is around receiv-
ing cODgraruls tions from al sides. he intends
70 lay on for & few DAYS when he Will have
20 start training again for his match with Joe
Thomas. which Jack Gleason viii promote this
month.
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OAKS BLOW UP EARLY

Texas Christian started for the first
time against the Angels on the Oak
land lot in the morning and, just as on
Thursday, he received the rockiest kind
of support. He really pitched shut
out ball, but the Oaks fielded like a
gang of tramps behind him and made
enough bone headed plays to toss off
10 games of BAH. The big crowd of
fans on the job had only cheers for
Christian and jeerS for the men who
threw him down.
With the bases full in the third and
an easy one to handle, Happy Hogan
got excited and tossed the ball away
at first instead of making the putout
at the third sack. This was the chance
that the Angels were looking for and
they Immediately got busy and shot
three runs over the pan by making
two more safe drives. With this lead
everything was nice and rosy for the
champions and the Oaks, as usual.
dogged it. Before the game was over
the Angels swung in with three more
and cinched 1t up.
Thorsen pitched his first and only
game of the, series and did grand
work. Four scattered hits was the
best the Oaks could do with him. The
Angels fielded well behind their pitcher
In the tight places, so the Oaks never
figured to make a run, though they had
a couple of good chances. The score:
MORNING GAME
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BILLY RoCHE,s PRoGRA,1

Billy Roche viii put on six four and six
round bouts at his Colma pavilion Saturday
night 1or the sake Of furnishing little enter
tainment FOR the fans and also develop some
talent FOR future shows None OF the boys Is a
star, but some OF them have given good ac-
counts OF themselves IN the past The card is
made Up follows: Frankie Edwards Tom
Woods. rounds; Joe Rogers VS.. Joe Isahy G
rounds: Willie Mack Antoine La Grave, G
rounds Jim Mccarthy Jim Howard. rounds;
frankie Murphy vs.. Willie O'Neil rounds;
Jimmy Carroll Fs. Jimmy Butler, rounds
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Four wLckets for.
BoWLINn

Total ...41 10 10 % IL
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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FRESNO 0, OAKLAND o

ALAMEDA, Aug. Fresno COM
pletely outclassed Oakland at Recrea-
ton park this afternoon and easily
shutout McMenomy's minions by a
score of to 0. Conway was on the
firing line for the Oakland aggrega-
ton and he was hammered all over the
precinct in which the baseball park is
located, being found for Is safe swats
SIX of these were made in the eighth
inning. The score:
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RuGBy FOOTBALL PRACTICE

The barbarian Rugby football team
practiced at the stadium yesterday af-
fernoon A dozen players turned out.
including Hyland, Watson; Cough, the
New Zealander who has Joined the Bar
barians; Raymond and Brookes. Kick
ing, passing and dribbling were in
dul <ed in, and all the men took long
runs. No serum practice was tried.
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SANTA CRUZ 1s. SAN FRANCISCO o
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SANTA CRUZ, Aag. 2.-The Sand
Crabs today bombarded San Francisco's
pitchers and beat a merry tattoo
around the bases until 10 men regis
tered at the home plate. It was a big
slaughter, made more apparent from.
the fact that Hoag's work in the box
completely blanked the visitors. The
score.
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MORNING GAME
Los ANGELES
OAKLAND

Total .........-.--3l p
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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Seattle Selections
BY J. R. JEFFERY.
Fort Erie Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First raee-Gerrymander Stow
away, Leonard.
Second race-LIghts Out, Man
zanO, McAllisfer.
Third race-Cowdin, Pimpante,
Dick Roller
Fourth race-Superstifion, John
Carroll, Uncle Toby.
Fifth raee-GOldess, Gambrinus,
Lord Dixon.
Sixth racc-Tom Dolan, Mary
Talbot, Severus.
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ALAMEDA
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
sUafAfARY

Thee base bit-Hopkins. First base on balls
OF Hopkins 3. Left bases-San Jose 4, Ala
media 3. First base errors-Alameda 4, San
jose 2. Struck out-By Stricklett l. by Hop
kins g. Double plays-Hopkins to Ferln-
Strickleft TO Feeney 10 Lacey, Hopkins to Levy
10 Ferlin, Stricklett to Keller TO Feeney, Keller
10 StreIb TO Feeney. Hit By pitcher-Esola. St0-
len bases-kelIer and Streib. Time OF gameI
hour and 45 minutes. Umpire-Moore. Scorer
Anderson
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OAKLAND
UNs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Kennedy Two base hits
Bliss. Kelly. Blankenship. Sacrifice hits-Kelly
Croll. Garibaldi (2)- First base on called balls
on Miller 3. OF Conway 8. Struck out-By Mil
Ter 6. by Conway /. Hit by pitched ball--Moore
Double plays-Conway to Schwartz to Houghton
Mensor TO Merriman. Wild pitch-Conway. Time
Of game-l hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Hod-
son
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SACRAMENTO
RS ANp HITs RY INNIN
SUMMARY
Two bosa bf. %aaio, Soc

Two base hit-Nealon Sacrifice hits-Hack-
ett Joyce. First base on errors-Stockton =.
Sacramento 1. First base on called balls-On
Moskiman 3, OF Whalen 5. Hit by pitcher-En-
wright Double plays-Shay to Henderson, jan
sing TO NealOn, Moriarity to Shay to Henderson.
Time OF game-3 hours and 10 minutes.
Umpire-McCarthy. McClatchey, official scorer.
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SUMMARY


Struck out-By Graney L, by Sutor II Bases
on baIls-On Graney 5, or Sutor 3. Two base
hits-Danzig =, Whaling, Williams, Johnson
Moher, Zelder. Home runs-Johnson, Sutor.
Double piays-Johnson TO Cooney to Whaling
to RySn; Mohler to Zeider to Williams; La
Longe to Curtis; Whalen to Cooney; Cooney TO
Danzig Sacrifice hits-Williams, Zeider. Bassey,
La Longe, Hildebrand. Hit by pitched ball-La
errors-San Francisco 4, Portland g. Wild
pitch-Graney. Left on bases-San Francisco IL,
Portland o.. Time Of game-3 hours 40 min
utes. Umpire-Perine.
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ALAMEDA 2, SAN JOSE 1

SAN JOSE, Aug. 2.-Tay Striebs
error, which allowed the Alameda
players two runs in the fourth inning
Luna park today. Buckley's throwing
to bases was a feature of the contest.
The score.
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Total .............,...
BoWLING

At Alameda the Pacific team gained
an easy victory over the Golden Gates.
The Elliot brothers and Wilkes We're in
good form with the bat and Howard,
Jameson and II. F. Elliot played sad
havoc with the Golden Gate wickets.
The Golden Gates made 46 runs, of
which Miller IA and F. J. Spencer. were
the principal performers Scores:
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Runs-off Gray 5, of Nagle g.. Hits-Of
Gray g. of Nagle g. Home run-yan HaItren.
Two base hits-Ellis, Delmas, Van Haltren. Sac
rihce hits.oakes, Dillon: Hetmuller t2l. First
Struck out-By Gray g. by Nagle l, by Hardy
6. Charge defeat to Gray. Time Of game-1
hour and 10 minutes. Umpires-O Conneil and
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SuMMARY

Two base hIts-Easterley. Oakes. Smith, Del
mas Sacrifice hits-Deimas, Thorsen. Ellis
First base on called bslls-O6 Christian 8
Struck ouf--By Christian f. by Thorsen J. Hi
by pitcaed ball-Smith. Altman t2). Cook
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Boston Americans Win
Easily From Detroit
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN
-

AMERICAN
Boston at Detroit
New York at Cleveland.
NATIONAL
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Boston.
DETROIT. Aug. 2.--Boston won easily today
Stahl and Wagner did great hitting. Score:
Detroit II >
Batteries -KilIian. Donovan and Schmidt; CT
cote and Criger
ST. LOUIS. Aug 2.zPhiadelpha mnde a rally
in the ninth inning. but could not score enough
runs to win. Score:
R. H E.
ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures 6 10 2
Philadelphia ................... 5 G /
BatterIes-w waddell Howell and Spencer;
Plank. Dygert and Schreck
CHICAGO. Aug 2-Hahn's double and
Dougherty's single scored the winning run for
Chicago today in the tenth. Score:
R. II. e:
0n1cago $1,000 '...-..-...-..
W asulhEton $500. L = 8
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; Kelley and
Street.
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SUMMARY

Earned runs-Santa Cruz s. Three base hit-
Collins. Two base hlts--Iialey .. Sacrifice
hits-Darcy,.. Kennedy, Knell Eckfelt Bond.
Base on balls-By 4. Hoag 3. By Dolan 3. by
First base errors-Santa Cruz s. Left on
bases-Santa Cruz 8. San Francisco g. Triple
play-Kinsky to Kennedy to Kinsky to Knell to
..--.sky or,esAs. rasseu L.il--niisky. Hit
by pitcher-Eekfelt.s Collins ?. T. Hoag. Time
of game hours and 10 minutes. Umpire
Schroeder. Scorer-Lucas.
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Ar,4MEDA AMATEuRs WIN

ALAMEDA. Aug. 2.-The Kreig &
Halton nine of this city defeated the
Don Morris team at Recreation park
this morning by a score of to 5.
Essterley. wild pItch-Thorsen Time Of game
II hour and 45 minutes. Umpires-O' Connell
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GOLDEN GATE
IOIdI
p0wrrNf
BUN LlN0
R.r1u Nfafdaro
PACIFIC
c. Goodman. b. Lewis

Wilkes c. Goodman. b. Lewis. .............. 60
II. +. Elliot c. Dewhurst. b. r. ]. Spencer. So
Fl. r. Elliot c. Strike. b. Perkins. 66
Howard. b. A. c. Spencer
Logan, not cut --.--..-.-.--..-. IL
Wilding, not out ii
Extras .-..--.............-... II
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WANDERERS
BOWLING
Balls. MaIdens. Runs. wickets.
ALAAfED.

W. Spencer. b. Stuart. Observation-Disclosures.
A. Smith, l. b. W.. b. Wilson .............. IL
b. Bird. b. West. .....-.................. 30
F. Wheatley c. Brown b. Hyand. ........... II
II. Bird, b. Hathaway. y.-.-.-..-.............
C. Irish. C. Hyland b. Pennington. .......... o
c. O'Brien. b. West Observation-Disclosures. 10
G. Baugh, c. Oswin. b. Stuart........
j. Brown c. West b. Stuart ............... ii
". Smith. c. and b. Stuart.
w Newton, not out. Observation-Disclosures. l
Extras ...................... 10
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-07-17

First nominated when ten year.
younger than any other presidential
candidate ever chosen by a prominent
party. living in state 500 miles tar
ther west than that in which any pres
ident has ever lived, he has grown In
the affections of the people as the
years have passed.
speaking. and writing freely on al
subjects, his heart has had no secret:
and his friends have increased in mum
bers and in confidence Without az
organization to urge his claims. with
cut campaign fund to circulate liter
AZURE in his behalf, without patronage
to bribe a single voter, without &
predatory corporation to coerce dts EN-
ployes into his support, without q
subsidized newspaper to influence the
public mind, he has won signal vic
tory at the primaries and has become
the free choice Of the militant Democ
racy Of the nation.
Forming in one unbroken phalanx,
extending from Massachusetts to Cali
fornia and from Michigan to the Ever
glades, the yeomanry of the party have
volunteered their services to make him
the party candidate, and they will not
lay down their arms until they have
made him the nations chief executive.
"Nebraska's Democracy, which saw
In him when a young man the signs Of
promise, places in nomination as the
standard bearer Of our party the man
who in the thrilling days Of SO and
1900 bore the battle SCARED banner Of
Democracy with fame as unsullied and
fidelity as spotless as tho crusaders of
old. Nebraska presents his name be-
cause Nebraska claims his dwelling
place and proudly enrolls him among
her citizens, but hls home Is IN the
hearts Of the people
II obey. the command Of my state
and the mandate Of the Democracy Of
the nation when I offer the name Of
Americas great commoner, Nebraska's
gifted son, William Jennings Bryan"