The Bourbon news., 1909-06-22


or second and Elgin on first Poole
went out TilfOrd to Dawson.
Fifth inning. play that took
the vim out of Richmond. Grohe out
on fly to Setback. Thoss hit. one be
tween first and second, only to be
thrown out in an attempt TO steal sec
ond, Poole to Elgin, Elgin to Scott.
Hit wasted. With two down Tilford
hit over second, and took second on
Wills beautiful chop in front of the
plate, which bounded over poole's head.
With TilfOrd on second and Wills on
first, Maloney walked up and landed
on the second ball delivered, sending
high fly into left, which Reed easily
took care Of.
Ochs hit q beauty bewteen center and
right, on which MSloney made great
running catch, robbing Ochs of a three
bagger. Felix hit and stole second.
Hannigan hit to left, Felix taking
third. Up Walked Barnett with de-
termined look, let the first one go by
in order to let Hannigan take second.
Thoss very foolishIy tried to nip Han
nigan, Tilford dropped the ball, and
Felix scoring. Barnett hit over short.
Scott hit for two bases, scoring Hmm
gan, Barnett taking. third. Reed struck
out, and Setback out on fly to Whita-
ker.
Sixth inning. Baird out Barnett to
Elgin. Whitaker out Scott to Eigin,
and Dawson out on high fly to Elgin.
Elgin out on fly to Malnney, Poole on
drop in front of plate, Thoss to Daw-
son. Ochs out on fly back of second to
TilfOrd.
Seventh inning. Wombel first up,
in the seventh, lifted a high one to
center; unnecessary to say who got
credit for the put out. Grohe knowing
that it is always dangerous to place a
fly in center, with two strikes and two
balls on him, put high one in left,
which Reed was under in plenty Of
time. Thoss made the third out on a
fly back of third, which Barnett han
died easily.
Felix, for Paris. went out on fly to
Dawson. Hannigan, TilfOrd to DaW-
son. Barnett striking out.
Eighth inning. .-TiIford out, Pool to
Elgin. Wills Setback to Elgin. and
Maloney was retired on a great running
pickup by Scott to the right Of second,
quick and accurate throw TO Elgin.
After making a sensational play on
Maloney's hot grounder over second,
Scott, the first man up, nit for two
bases, Malonay making great attempt
to even up with Scott, but the hit was
to far to his right, and only the prompt
handling on his part, held Scott at sec
ond Reed out on fly back of short to
Tilford. Scott took third on TiIford' S
error of Wills heave in an attempt to
catch him off second. Elgin hit a pop
fly back of first, for which Dawson,
Baird and Grohe all started. the ball
dropping safe, Scott crossing the plate,
scoring the fourth ana last run for
Paris. Poole out on fly to Wombel.
Ninth inning. Poole tightens up.
Bard, first man Up W ent out on three
strikes. Whitaker hit a hot one to
Barnett which he k nocked down, but
! lost, then relayed the ball to Elgin.
| The throw was little low and Jeff
dropped tn ball. 1t was this error that
allowed the Pioneers to score. DaW-
son, the next up, went out on fly to
Scott, then Wombel with his wagon
tongue laced out beauty over Reed in
left for two bases, on which Whitaker
scored. With Wombel on second and
Grohe at the bat, poole decided to end
the game. He pitched three balls to
Manager Grohe and the game was
over. Our hats off to our boys, for
they certainly played the game Fol
lowing is the score by innings:
Paris. ......0 0 0 2 20 1 x-4
Richmond ....0 OOOO0 90 0 II
Batteries Paris, Poole and Felix
Richmond, Wills and Thoss. Earned
runs-Paris 3, Richmond /. Two base
hits, Scott 2; Wombel. Base on balls
off Poole l. Struck out-by Poole 3 +;
Wills2. Hit by pitched balI-Reed
and Felix. Left on base-P&ris 8 F.;
Richmond 5. Umpires Hanley and
Dunbar.