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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18

Miller was run down between sec.
ond and third, Graham landing safe
on tirst; Williamson whiffed. No
runs.
FOURTH INNING-Gullett reaches
first on error. but was caught trying
to swipe second; Bridges out, short
to first; Spottswood went out, pitcher
to first. No runs.
Sheats famed; Canova out pitcher
TO FIRST, and Mcleod retired the side
on fly to center. No runs,
FIFTH INNING Hendrix tries one
down third but was nailed at first
Mccall hit to Mcleod. out at first;
Coles out, third 70 first. No runs.
Denton out on grounder to second
Watson makes the circuit via over.
the-fence route; Bullock skied out to
center; Miller walks, but Graham re-
tired the side by tanning. One and
the only run.
SIXTH INNING -Cole singles to
right; Hay out, pitcher to FIRST. while
Cole gets second; J. spottswood out
TO third; Hendricks fans. No runs.
Williamson and sheats whif; Ca.
nova out, short to first. No runs.
SEVENTH INNING Bridges gets
first on Graham's error: spottwsood
hunted and beat II out: Hendricks
skied out to third; Mccall famed;
Coles retires the side, short 10 first,
leaving two ON the bags. No runs.
Mcleod famed. and Denton followed
suit; Watson lands another up 90 the
fence and makes second on fIelder's
error; Bullock reached frst on short.
stops error; Miller retlres the side.
No runs.
EIGHTH INNING--Hay and SPOTS.
wood fan; Hendricks makes first by
a slow one to third. and GuIIett puts
the side out OF business. No runs.
Graham famed: Williamson out. sec
cnd TO FIRST; sheats follows suit. No
runs
NINTH INNING Bridges gets FIRST
on McIseod's error; spottswood famed;
Hendrix hits 10 third. where Bridges
was tagged out: Mccall ballooned out
10 second, retiring the side. No runs
Following Is the tabulated score:
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NEWS OF CITY AMI
COUNTY CONDENSED

Deans Regulets cure constipation
without gripping, nausea. nor any
weakening eifect. Ask your drureis,
for them. 25 cents per box.
Mrs. y e. spence Of Galnesy,;ls
is the guest Of her son ana wife. Air.
and Mrs. J, b. Lucy. at their nome
in jacksonville. Metropolis, nth.
Carl Mixson. an old Gainesville bow
and son OF Councilman S. NJ. Nilsson
returned to his home IN Jacksonville
yesterday. after a short visit to his
numerous friends in this City.
G, Brown. Archer; J. J. Brown
Dunnellon, and c. J. Brown OF New.
berry We're among the visitors to the
city yesterday, having been summoned
as witnesses in a law suit before Judge
Mason. The litigation is Concerning
a valuable dog.
c. G.. Chambers. Of the ocala tire
department. is in the city, having
come to be present nc the ball games
between the Oak Halls and olympics
OF Jacksonville, being an ardent ad.
mirer Of the former team when they
are not against the ocala boys
Go out to the BAH park today and
show your appreciation OF good,
clean exhibition OF the National game
by your presence. The small az.
tendance at such a game as yester-
days is anything but encouraging 10
those who are giving Gainesville such
good ball
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n HE

Score BY Innings.
RTE
Olympic. o00000eoo--S , 8
o "A. ~. ooesfsesH-i 4
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At,entIan. Y. ". G. a.

A fun attendance Of the members
Of the YIN. c. A. Is called Tor q
meeties tonight At 8 O'Clock AZ their
roc4m IN the Oak Hall building nuai.
aess o. great Importance D. 10 come
before ne mectlng. J. w cardy. See,
rotary
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18
5IT BALL. WAS 1T
N MONDAYS GAME
Ssat Ont to Credit Of Oak Halls
Great Players.
r.os purs BALL OVER FENCE

r,,ms on Their MettIe and
4. How Is Play the Game.
a. Attendance viii Be on Hand
...,. and Good Game Assured.
(. article Of ball played at the
N Monday was all that could be
u BY ball fandom' and many re-
4 AZ fact that they were not pres
\ witness the game, little expect
+. a,t it would be such a grand
\ close affair.
n Olympics are a set OF ball
4. who understand the game, and
\ deceive their looks when il comes
k,0dIng down the article Of ball
4 DO. for they are to the merry
! their playing.
N magnificent pitching Of Mcleod
sDottswood, and the home-run
n Of Watson, were the special
hires, while the work Of Bullock
Ganam was a Ia professional
kges, the bub that played second
me visitors, put up a great game.
hing up everything that came his
was a pretty game throughout,
all players on both sides did their
NJ ia a magnificent manner. and
.ood a game is promised all lovers
lnIdom that are left I'm the city
attend today.
Ne game will be called promptly
o'clock, rain or shine. and q good.
ID Of ladies' should be present to
b in the roofing"
be Jacksonville boys are all gem
Zen, and play clean ball. Some of
D have many personal friends
who do not fail to cheer their
ing
IRST INNING-Gullett gets hit
takes his base; Bridges pops to
cod who shoots the ball to first,
ing a double play; Spottswood
short to first. No runs.
1ham soaked IL for two bases:
iamsOn fans, and Sheats takes the
'Cn route; Canova fans. leaving
Am on second. No runs.
roND INNING--Hendrlck fouls
10 catcher, who makes a fine
and catches the pin under .he
}; Mccall out, short to FIRST. and
; retires the side. pitcher to first.
Gns
'Leod skies out to first; Denton
ed another hat. but the ball was
Z from Off the fence by Mccall. |
Watson whfffs. No runs.
IlRD INNING Hay out short to
J. spottswood out. pitcher to
and Hendricks retired the side
inning. No runs.
lock went out, second to first; |
: walks and was caught of FIRST. |
eached second on a nun by j.
.Eood Graham hit to short. and /
II
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18

Home rnna WATSON Twobass
hIta Graham D0nbiepl4yp -Nei.eod
% Bailoek STA 81 pitcher Gaiists
sioien base Watson. Miiisr struek
osf ~ Mcleod Z. ~ spOtrwood r
Base ca balls OF Mcleod Q. ~
spoosswood 2 f4n ~ hases--oak
Eaus 8 olymgics g. Time % game
2o8. Umrsrs--wsKi zatry.
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What Shall We Have Ior Dessert

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IBV YoRKs KEEP THE LEAD
THEY AND THE CUBS EACH WIN
TWO GAMES.

Ames pitches Wen. Against eiacihnasis
-Reuibach or Chieaso Shuts Brock.
bns Out Twtce-Pirates Blank Bos,
tons-Cardinsis ard Phiilies divide.
The New Yorks and chicasos eaoh played
tso games yesterday and are still neck and
ssek. with the Nav Yorks leading. The
Ssx FORKS took care Of the C~incinnatis
a couple Of times and the Cubs blanked
ibe Brooklyns In both sections Of q double
nader. The Pittsburgs shut cut the Bos-
fans and the Philadelphia and st. Louis
rams broke even. Four OF, the seven
ssmes we're whitewashes, and the East
gSst series came to o close after a
reek OF hysteria. President Murphy. of
me Chicago club decided yesterday To
Jain the game OF Thursday. the game that
wasn't played. On the Rfound' that 10 vas
ioheited by the New Yorks. He laid his
oe before President Pulliam. who won't
hke action until he gets the New Works
cubs formal protest Of Wednesdays game.
No probably will get that tomorrow. The
results:
New York, o; Cincinnati, 1-F1rst Game.
New York, 8; cahc!nnsu. I-secoad
Game.
chicago, .: brooklyn. O-FIrst Game.
chicago, 0, BreekIyn. 0-second Game.
P,tsburg, 5; Boston. q.
ct. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, 2-Frrst Game.
Philadelphia. II 81, Louis. o-secona
Game. '-tr 81
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THE FOOTBALL WORLD
VEST VIRGINIANS PLAY CLOSE
GAME WITH THE ,QUAKERS.

PennsJivspiant Mako Only One ouchdsvp
-Indisns and Lafayette Each Win by
Score Of no to O--Esrown Makes Rtg
TPtai-0ther Centeats on Gridiron.
The pisskin was set { o flying on many
gridirons yesterday and the season II now
on In earness. Two Of the stron ger elevens
had battles that we're pncomfoftsbly close.
though there were no upsets In the way OF
unexpected defeats. The University Of
Pennsylvania eleven played It's frat game
ofths season and.in the University Of West
vfrgini&' eleven caught q tartar. The
Qdakers. won with o single touchdown, The
Carlisle Indians made emily ten points against
the viilanova team, and Lafayette disposed
Of Wyoming Seminary by tho same score.
Brown started her season with a big total
agains. New Hampshire State College,
while Buoknell found Susouehanna easy to
beat. The scorcs:
Pennsylvania, o; Uest virginia. o..
Carlisle, 10; viiianova. o.
Brown. -; New Hampshire. o.
Lafayette. no; wyoming. o.
Rueimen. a.; susqueharna. o.
Holy Cross, .; Norwich, o.
Dicxinsen. .; western. Maryland. o.
Franhiia and Marshail, ~; Eiverssn, O.
Bates, .; Exeter, o.
Syracuse. ls; Hamilton. o.
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ing. strone ana fasAstAishe q nschises az
fls ms ass sspa sS 81 sef tSsE2 Si q !
whistle past the eYbmisslve Brooklyn bat;
confusing eurve4 and thines . az yet undia-
ssSls sss ht% ]. Il sS j:ssSs !. n: ; ;,ss' aS ss%S
So but { here sass ws asi pr Ssd Eiyn n4 erfeFs u hi Hisf tSs@n..
Ezsrors. asppssed II beth Of or, thstr s9Srins
In the seventh fnnini, when a hit and an
Slfss ds@s sSS IA A s ssifs VII Eiih . P HSsSdy wS GSi
famed and Jordan was passed purposely.
Bureh hit to steinfeld for a force The
acoreA.
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eNE ToUohDoWN FOR U. OF p
west virginia Provides q stiT Resistance
To Red and Rue Eleven

pHnAnELpHIA, Sept. 3e.-By making use
Of forward passes In the second half Of the
game to-day with West Virginia, Pennsyl-
vapia Won the opening contest Of lite foot
bali. season by the score OF 0 TO O., Halves
Of only fifteen minutes were played because
OF the warm weather. In the hrst haf
Pennsylvania had the bah for q first down
on the visitors 70 yard line when time
was called. In the second half after scor-
tnE a touchdown by the aid Of two forward
passes Pennsylvania took the ball down the
neld to the one yard line when the whistle
blew. Holienback cut on slxty-seven yards
q The distance by . npe rnneaek o. the
The work Of the Pennsylvania team YES
vsry ragged. The West Virginia boys did
not shoM, up very etroas IN physical oSnai.
Pliay, ,Thhss plsysa nothing but straight
Pennsyiyenis was Unable 70 score in the
art half, despite GOOD runs around ne
hot pseetfate The line. bat tried 70 do little
else. n the second half the forward pass
49, .-~1 .ttn n,.n%Saa ~ TIA ttnonn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-27
MAYHEM STARTS OUT WELL.
Brown Haifback Makes Ions Runs In
First Football Came

PROVIDENCE. Sept. 2s.-Brown opened
her football season at Andrews Field to-day
with o 81 TO o victory over New Hampshire
State College. The visitors were lighter than
the home team. but in the hrst half played
q strong defensive game. holding Brown
twice on the Ave yard line. Browne eleven
was composed almost entirely Of new ma
teriai, Klrley, Donnie, Smith and MAyhsw
being the only. old players In tho Eame. In
ooffhafd play tooT az bali. Tsyssw. SicEsd
the goal. Mayhem with poor interferenoe
made the. second touchdown on 3 long run.
but failed 10 kick the goal.
in the. second half Mayhem made q srty-
Ave yard run Tor d touchdown. and fnothel
was seoyed on q beautifully. worked forvard
tSS bali, Marble, who went on In Msyhsw'e
place in the. second bali. made the n1a
toSebdoxn after 4 he.dy run n n etsy 5 Xsras;
s yasd si for holdins in sSs nfss halt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-27
INDIANS GET a. TsY0UT.
yuIaasvs's Eleven -Again Holds Carlisle
70 no 70 O..

CARLfsLR. Sept. ss.-eilanovas strong
football team wss beaten on Indian Fteld
to-day by the Carbide eleven. the score
duplcatins that Of last year between these
teams. 10 TO o. The fret half ended 4 TO Q.
The contest was fast and Vhlanovss
tricky plays pushed the Indians.
Much Of the contest was played In mid
held.
In the arst half Baienti kicked o goal
from the field from the 10 yard line. Near
the end of the first half villanova held
for downs on its 2 yard line. Penalties
were freauent and one ViIianova man and
two Indians were retired for ~roughpess.
The violations were technical ones. now
In the second half Libby was bumped
across the line for a touchdown and Thorpe
kicked . nice goal. The lineup ana sum-
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CHICAGO "a. L.. i2:Nrw roRk "a. L.. o

CHICAGO "a. L.. i2.NfW f0hk q. L.I. Q.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2n.-'Some 1900 ~citizcns
cam out to-day to see something alleged
70 be . ball game. II want. Elbcrfeid
put In q pitcher named wiison. and. with
out being tapped fot q hit, he issued elk
tickets. Chesbro went In and was mssaa-
cred. Billiard fnished sna wss wilder
than the hairy man or Borneo. smith dis
posed Of tbs, visitors with itttis trouble and
comfortably. -
The BOY made . cluster Of ave rygs in
tbs. second on Q bunch OF pei on Wilson.
They punched hits 10 the third and drove
In thrne. more, alter which .chespro ned
and billiard. took the Job. He aiternated
and The soy built up their score till their
teet were tired. Smith meanwhile. al
lowed q few hits. but Away closed down
and stopped the batting rallies. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-27
Pen end Torrance WIN at DsuhIss, ,

The final match In the doubles tnthAsopenn
lawn tennis tournament OF the Mdgewoodr
Golf Club was played yesterday at RfdSs-
wood. N. j. The nnaiists were Theodoren y.
Peli. New York L. T. G.. and HAtry Tor.
range Jr; ERREIsw9SS I a ss saa BE- MS wAs
IAN am f Rsosssnbsa%. HsrlS@ /. I. fIInss nd
Kosenbaum surprised themselves And tbs
gallery not q little by takink b hrsf stw9,
y. xashsSs great stio., ., rs n ss sgA AZ sSt
the second ct he 6reeed M and With fsAh
playing In GOOD style thsy tcSk thf ssceesa.
struggle. Pell and Torrance winntng.itaftefr
fourteen games. The scores weft GtsA
3-e, e--s. Ell. Sc. 49, Ea ii fbSS. >
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Bieainson wins with Dimeuity.

CARLISLE. Pa, Sept. 7e.-Dickinsaa's
football season vas opened to-day against
Western Maryland University. Dickinson
won. 5 70. 0. the first half closing without .
part Of the time In Westsr1 Maryisnds
territory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-27
BUCKNELL SCORES EASILY.
First Football Game q Victory Over
~Susquehanna.

LEwiaBURo, Pa. Sept. 7s.-Backnelfs
frst football Esms Of The season to-day
was a victory oyer susauehanpa University
nv A score of n to O.. The form displayed
by the orange and blue eleven waA excel
lent for 90 early In the season. The u
ouehanna forwards were unable 70 with
stand the Tsshes Of Buoknelrs backs. who
gained through the line and ciroled the ends
down. B~uckneil's freshman ~ausrterback.
Munk. hsifback McNinch and Capt. 0'Brien
showed brillisntlyi cspt. Myers ana ,sft
coach, excelled for the visiting team. phe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-27
Leen Quits Michigan for Yale.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Sept. 2s.-Jack
boell, MichIsans all around football player
was In this city to-day on his way to Tale.
He - not going back 10 Aim Arber. II
shali not be eligible this year ct Yale. but
can play next year II can make the team, :
versatile football player who ever oarae to
Michigan, !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-27
Victory for Lafayette to Open Season

Victory for Lafayette 70 Open Season.
EAsfosl Pa. Sept. 7e,-Lafayetts and
Wyoming opened the football season here
this afternoon. Neither team was In good
form. but Lafayette was strong on defence
and showed, considerable speed. Wyoming
piqyed a Kicking game. not trying ofteR
TO 6resk thsins. L%afaystte's backs ahoved
Lafayette lineup In order Up try out the
men. The score was toto 0 In L~afayette's
favor. Edwards and McCas each making
touchdown. No goals we're Kicked.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

white o Hand WallopinS 70 New Works,
and Cievelands and Detroits WIN.
The New York closed q week yesterday
In which they won only one game. Ths
White o trounced them hard. but there
was no change In the American League
standing. ns the clevelands. managed 10
take q game from the washlnstons and tho
Detroits squeezed out o victory over the
Athistios. The Browns were shut nj by
the Bostons. The results:
Chicago, II; New York. o.
Cleveland, 3; Washington. 4.
Detroit. .; Philadeiphia. ..
. Boston, III 81. Louis. o.
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=: sapsnt = ssRr.eS Gaf !; snIia : !. sf Ham. 4 !. piEH siii
~Sits~iscel, Lspor,s. Hshu. Two bsss Mt
Tsnnehln. Stolen bases-Ispofts, Dourheriy a.,
yones Davis Parent Double Plays-Bali and
Cd smi2." ); on Wilson. g. ID Chesbro, i: Of
Billiard. & Struck out-by Smith, q: by wilson,
SSi,sSY SIsssss9w II Sy p h sIii, y By A sI'sEo 4
Chesbfo, Z In one and one third innings: on
Smith. 5 In seyen Innings. Um~pire-Connoliy
!, cLByxLASp. 8: vAsHISoTos.
CLxyEIAHp, Sept. 1.-Cieyeland, desplte Ax
Rlartnr errors, took the measure OF Its two Wssh.
ing ton hoodoos to- day. wtnping 5 10 I from Hughes
and Iohuson. The scnre.
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Ffrspuso. .; hoaToN On. L.. o.
= sss. "a F E'l!:ssst | = s siisssI' s. 's .ss'' Ss.l
,.p.,,.s for M.,,.m ia .ns T eisssS ,n q ss1" .

ssssssss r: M 81: e$SSS5SaSs
: F %assasl \ no T usss ks,s !: 4 sl..s:: !; b ssssa:
Three 6ssi, Mt.LeasG. sscri6ce hits storke,
Ma: ssss9 .n %St sss7a.: lbssiss. R RtsssisaaS sss s,sS:
Bss.Sn, .. sttst base or asiisyr54,i Has.ern :
,cTp. i by L,sdapsn, !, Emplfs-C'nsy;, Time
81. Letss *. ~, sssati4nftSnIA u. L.. s-yIasr
PHIApsLPHIA,ss Sept s.-After losing the nrst
tne PhIiadephlas to6i DO second, which was
called at tue end OF 4hs nfth Inning on account
Of dArkness, by ] % o. TIE score.
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SYRACUSE BEATS HAMILTON.
Hot Weather . Uttle Too Much. How
eSer, for Heavy Orange Men. ?

sYRAcysB, Sept. 3e,--ln o Game Of
football made unpleasant by s1cessively
warm weather Syracuse University to-day
defeated Hamilton College 70 K The
heat ives clearly too much for the heavy
orange men. while thsir lighter opponansS
The feature OF tie game was . forty yard
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Il PaskeIt, l.. New
oiS1ss, !: Nsw You, !: ieii on S.sssHcnsin-
ing, Z Struck out-By Ewing, :; by MAthewson, I.
Home nun-Bsyiess. Three base hl~t-ITenney.
Two base hits. Ho6ltlel; Paskert Bndwell.
Passed baii-Schle. Wild pitch-Ewing. UNI
plTts-Rlem and Johnstone. Time-I hour and
u minutes.
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Holy Cross Makes Ono Touchdown.

WORCESTER. Mass. Sept. aa.-Hoiy Cross
opened It's football season here to-day
against Norwich University OF Vermont.
and defeated the visitors . to o. The teama
were evenly matched.