The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-05-25

tine score Of 4 to 3. The attendance
only numbered two hundred owing to a
shower that fell proceeding the game
which was not called till 4 80 o'clock.
The diamond was sOggy and errors
were numerous. Good base running
was impossible and accurate fielding
and throwing uncertain. Ellsworth for
the visitors was an enigma till the
fourth when Paris batted ifcur singles
and a triple, which Melted three runs.
The game opened with the visitors at
the bat, who made things look danger
Gus. Tate grounded Schmidt to Felix.
Kircher famed. Daugherty hit hot
one by Schmidt that rolled to center
and the runner was safe going Fall the
way to second on a bad throw.
Kuhn singled TO right, Daugherty
going to third, where ne died, Varna-
dore grounding, Elgin to Felix. Only
three .Bourbonites faced Ellsworth, the
side being retired IN enc two three or
der.
In the second the MiIlers again made
a stir Damaschke doubling to right for
two bases. Then Grunicre and Horn
back famed, while Ellsworth retired
the side on an easy grounder, Elgin to
Felix.
For the locals in 5heir half nothing
could be obtained off Ellsworth, who
! seemed TO nave good control.
The visitors had trouble in the third
when a soualI swept over the diamond.
Tate popped fly to Felix and was out.
misjudged Kircher's fly to left, the
runner taking second. Daugherty flied
to third, Kuhn singled to center scOr-
ing Kircher, the former taking third
on the throwsto the plate to intercept
which went wild.
Rain was falling and the ball was
hard TO control, Digger sending the
next two up to first on balls filling the
bases. In a steal of second by Vana-
dOre, Kuhn scored on a wild throw.
Grunicere flied to center retiring the
side.
Paris went out quickly in their half,
! three men making Intellectual attempts
at hitting the ball.
Shelbyvilie could do nothing in the
fourth.
The Bourbonites remembering the
slaughter in Sundays game came UP
with blood in their eye.
Ochs flied TO left, Felix and Hanni-
gan singled. Both men were advanced
a base on bad throw and a moment
later scored on Barnett's triple to left,
Scott drove beauty to left, Barnett
scoring Reed singled to center, Scott
taking second. Both men were left on
bases.
ShelbyyilIe could not find Digger in
! the fifth and retired easily. Paris put
another over in their half on two hits
and 3 sacrifice. In the sixth the visi-
tors scored their third and last run.
After one out Grunicere reached first
on SCOTS tumble OF bis grounder.
Hornback flied to left both Reed and
Ochs cOlliGing in the attempt to catch
the ball, the latter making the put out
and the former being considerably
/ Knocked out.
Ellsworth grounded, the ball hounc-
ing wild and the runner taking first.
Tate singled to center scoring Gruni-
cere. Kircher grounded to short fore
ing Ellsworth and retiring the side.
This ended the run getting and as dark
ness was creeping over the scene
! Upmire asche called the game. Paris
goes to Shelbyyille Tor games today
and Wednesday. The following is the
summary:
1857
Paris .............0 ! x-4
Shelbyviilis ........0 0 200lO-3
Batterje s--DUgger and El2in; Bills
worth and Aircner. Hits-paris s !;
Shelbyville s. Errors--Paris 8; Shell
byVille 2. Two base ts-Branett.
Struck out-by Digger 5; Ellsworth l.
Base on balls-oT Duggcr ? off Els
worth /. Left on bases Paris 6
Shelhyville 8. Tine OF game-I AS.
Umpire Rasche
The SheIbyviile team opened here
Saturday for three games. The game
Saturday was well attended although il
was considered a busy day for base
| ball. The game was a good one, hav-
ing number of brilliant plays
throughout Pitcher VaIandingham
was hit in the stomach by hot liner
from Quinlan's bat and fell in a faint.
he was relieved by Hogarty.
The chief feature of the game was
two sensational one hand stops by Bar
nett, the crack third basement Of the
Paris team, making an unassisted
double play on one of them. The Shell
byviIle boys played a snappy game Of
ball. The score was Z to in favor of
Paris.
There were at least 1000 people pres
ent to witness the game Sunday be-
tween the same two clubs. which re-
suited in a score of 5 to in favor of
Paris. Linville and Kircher were the
battery for SheIbyvilln, and Winchell
and Elgin for the local. team 1t was
2 fast game IN every particular as the
score shows. Winchell for the home
team was invincible. 1t was his second
game pitched since being signed by
Paris and both were shutout games. i
Linville did well for the visitors until
the sixth inning. when the sluggers Of
The Paris team fell upon him and hit
hard, making five runs the only made
during the game. The following is re-
suit OF game by innings:
R.H. E.
Paris. :. 20 30 O05 ks Z 81
Shelbyville @ @ 90 900 90 3 al
Batteries: Winchell and Elgin; Lin
vile and Kircher. Two base hits
Ochs. Three base hits-Scott. Double
plays-ScOCt TO Hannigan. Struck out
by Wipoball K nv ;,viIio . Ro-o-