The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-10
SUNDAYS GAME.

SUNDAYS GAME.
The Winchester HustIers went down
in defeat Sunday before the Bourbon
ties at White Park. in an eleven inning
contest. Setback was the boy that did
the trick for Paris in the eleventh.
With two men out and two men en-
bases, ready to race nome on most
any kind OF chance, he came to the
bat and IN calm and deliberate man.
ner drove IN the run that added
another to the list of victories for the
Bourbonites.
From the first to the sixth it looked
very much like the league leaders had
the game cinched, but in that round
two OF the local players circled the
bases and in the eighth another crossed
the pan. After that the Bourbonites
frightened up and not another Hustler
was able to get around.
Chapman for the visitors was touch
ed up for a total of twelve safeties,
while Scheneberg allowed eight. The
local twirler was very effective IN the
latter stages, and during the game fan
ned eight of the opposing batsmen.
The visitors began their scoring in
the first when two hits base on balls
an error and wild pitch allowed two
men to cross the rubber. Schmidt, the
first up, famed the wind, Goosetree
followed with single through short,
Vandlnes walked advancing Goosetree to
second, Ellis then singled over second,
but the drive was fielded too quickly
for Goosetree to score. Barney, the
next up whitfield the wind, and with
two down Steele hit hot one to Scott,
who fumbled the bail and allowed
GOosetree to score. Vandine, who
was on third scored on wild pitch and
Reed popped, to -Scheneburg, retiring
the side.
The locals failed to get man across
In their half and until the sixth both
drew ciphers. when in that inning the
Hustlers added another run. Vandine
Went out Scott to Barnett, Barney hit
clean one between second and third
and stole second, Steele flied to Maxey.
and moment later Reed scored Bar
ney on clean hit over second. Reed
died in an attempt to steal second, Ell
gin to Scott retiring the side.
In their half of the sixth the locals
made lively bid for the game and
when the side had been retired two
TALES were chalked up to their credit.
Hannigan began the fun, landing on
Chapman for two bases, then as if
afraid that Setback, who had relieved
Scott, would duplicate the performance
Of his teammate, presented him with
four bad ones and Heinie took it easy
on his way to first, Goodman then sac
rificed Hannlgan taking third and See
back second. Digger the next up
drove long one to center and on the
sacrifice Hannigan scored, Seebcak GO
ing to third and c. ossed the rubber
When Maxey hit between short and
third. Barnett went out GoOsetree to
Reed. retiring the side.
The HustlerS failed in their at
tempts to gain another point and in
the eighth the Boarbonites scored the
run that sent the game into extra in
nlngs. Setback hit over second and
was advanced by Goodman who beat
out an infield hit. Digger sacrificed,
advancing Setback to third and Good
man to second. Then came the blow
that crushed the hopes of the Hustlers'
followers. With Setback and Goodman
perched on third and second, Maxey
came forward with his third hit in the
game on which Setback scored. Bar
nett flied to short Elgin walked and
Scheneberg flied to Ellis, retiring the
side.
The deed was done. The Hustlers
were gradually giving away before
the sturdy BourbOnites. In the ninth
a gooseegg each was the best either
could do and likewise in the tenth, but
in the tenth the visitors looked danger
Gus with the bases full but two men
h0nn nd he = .,aI
easy one for Barnett. In the eleventh
their half the BOurbohiteS determined
to bring the long drawn out contest to
a close.
Elgin hit to right for base and in
an effort to throw out the runner Ellis
threw wild, Elgin taking second.
Scheneburg IN attempting to sacrifice
Elgln to third hit toward the base and
Elgin persisted on the third sack, Chap
man to Vandine, Ochs flied out to CEN
te- while Hannigan beat out bunt
which Chapman fumbled. With two
men out Scheneberg on second and
Hannigan on first Setback clipped off
a beauty TO tie right garden which
took a bad bound, going beyond Ellis
reach on which Schene5erg raced
across the pan, scoring the winning
run. Following is the score and sum-
mary:
Paris ......O OOOO2 OI0O Id
Winchester 2 0 90 OO0 O-3
Batteries-Paris, Scheneberg and FL |
ing; Winchester, Chapman and Horn.
Hits-Paris IL; Winchester s. Two
base hits-Seebach. Hannigan, Van
dine. Base on balls-off Scheneberg
A; off Chapman 4. Struck out-by |
Scheneburg 8; by Chapman l. Stolen |
bases-Schmidt. Sacrifice hits--Reed, |
Scbeneberg, Digger. Errors-Win-