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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-10
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Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-14
THE PALATkA EXCURSION.
Train Brought over Four Hundred
Ball Enthusiasts to Gainesville.

The special excursion train which
was operated over the Atlantic Coast
Line from Paaltka to this city Thurs.
day was n success in every way. The
train was composed Of six coaches.
and all We're well-Rned when the train
reached Gainesville. over three
hundred tickets were sold in Palatka
alone, and the stops made at inter.
mediate points filled every available
seat on the train
The excursionlsts reached this city
at 2;1O o'clock, and proceeded to make
merry the balance of the afternoon.
II was jolly, goodnatured crowd, ana
the people OF Gainesville were glad
Of the opportunity to have them visit
us.
On the return trip the train lett
the city at 1880, and all seemed In
happy mood, Notwithstanding the
final score OF the ball game,
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-14
FOOD FOR THE FANS

Good boy. Waite.
Hee. haw. and their name was mud.
Well, what do you think OF II now'
where did you get that hat" Har.
ryH
PaIatka blames their defeat TO the
date--13th.
Brown had our heavy hitters on his
wagon for a while.
Watson never fails TO connect for
a few bits. anyway
Miller caught a pretty game all the
way through. Keep IL up. bo.
Sandy. somehow or other. couldnt
locate the pill Try 'er again, Pat.
Well. anyway Il was a hard fought
battle and we deserved 10 win, for
Palatka NJ mighty hard.
Just think. Mcleod stole all those
bases while Marshal Arrow was look.
ing at hIm. IT'S hard 90 stop Mack
Quite a number Of ooaia sports
came up aud rooted FOR Paiatka. They
we're not feeling well after the same.
Ii's good thing that Peddy ava NOT
put one over Hike Denton. for Mr
Burkhim couldn't End a hat 10 hia
store 20 az aim.
Bullock put up a star game on frat
accepting nine chances wiihout ths
slightest sign Of 40 error Harry
used 20 bc one of the b0Tn here and
aiways delivered the goods
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-14
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% and polished.
The Bernstein Attachment.
= Bernstein Is the original three
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Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-14
EIITEA LOST IN
| i BEAUTIFUL GAME
,.,,.st Crowd Of The Season At
,,odsd thursdays Contest
s,7on HITS IT OVER FENCE

- soth Teams, However Was
.,s.r poOr-"Rooters" Plentiful
4. zo,h Teams, and Game Was
a. Excellent ons--Atsendsnee 1000
,,.,adlv the largest crowd that
ritpessed a ball game on the
Grounds in years iourneyed out
..rsay to see the Oak Halls and
M play their third game this
E.n Both teams were In iine
a. and il was a brilliant. snappy
- Every player was on his
4 and putting up the game Of his
several sensational plays were
~ otf which brought the people
,1.,r feet with roaring applause.
n. game was brilliant one from
4, ~ finish. very few bobbles be
made to mar the contest. Pa
certainly had their "rooters'
4 they did not fail to make them
H. heard all through the game.
4 home run by Denton brought
n great deafening applause, and
,ocal fans nearly went wild with
klusiasm.
|gatsop walked the first man up,
after that they had to hit the ball
M down. He pitched a great game,
|ldes getting two hits out Of three
H. at bat, and being the only Oak
N man to get more than one hit.
|Vn, Palatka's pitcher, had the To-
at bis mercy for the first few
|ngs. whiting them as fast as they
BE- up.
Harry Denton put up a brilliant
hing game and was there with the
lk npping one over right-held
&C for a home run. But II happen
when there were no men on bases.
DIeOds work was also a fea-
\ Of the game. In the eighth in
y be stole second, third and home,
! Il was the run we needed, too.
|eNstt and Merrill carried Off the
aihg honors for the visitors. They
dled everything that came their
and did 1t very nicely. Merrill
be same lad that nearly caught
Sill in the Oak Hall-Palatka game
Palatka several weeks ago.
eOllowing is the game BY innings:
First Inning.
leFrlll walked. and went 10 second
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-14
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Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-14
WrIrht Makea splsnaId ElInh,.

Lemans, France. Aug. 10. Wilbur
Wright, OF Dayton, Ohio. made a
splendid flight with his aeroplane here
eircling the field five times and re.
mainins in the air six minutes and
two-fifths seconds The flight was
undulating throughout. with the hisA,
est level 80 feet.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-14

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to first, stole second; Denton went
out, pitcher to FIRST, TTits 0, runs /.
Ninth Inning.
Dillon, their heavy hitter, famed;
Payne sent one to deep left and Den.
ton made great catch; westbrook
went to first on Canovas error. but
was caught trying to swlpe second.
Hits 0, runs 0.