The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-05-21
Bourbonites Tie With Lexi1gtor.

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The first game with Lexington on
the home grounds resulted in a draw,
the contest being called at the end of
the eleventh inning on account of dark
ness.
The game was a smuggling match,
both Willis for the visitors and Quinn
for the locals being batted hard. The
latter was relieved in the eighth by
Winchell, the colts failing to get hit
in the three innings he pitched, while
three of their best batters famed the
air.
The game opened with the visitors
at the bat. Tilford famed. Kimbro
was given a base on balls, and a mo-
ment later was put out at third, when
Elgin threw high to second on his
steal. Hall retired the side on
grounder to second.
The.home team opened up their half
of the first in vigorous manner and
rolled up a tally of three runs. Ochs
was the victim of ia brilliant running
catch by Adolph and went to the
! bench. Felix singled to center, and
went to second on Hannigan's base on
| balls. Barnett was safe on a slow
grounder to short filling the bases.
Scott was cheered as he came ito the
/ bat but popped fly to right and was
out, Felix scoring on the throw-in.
TiIford fumbled Reeds grounder and
| threwSsth bail over Halls head, EHan-
nigan and Barnett scoring. Setback
singled to center and on Elgin's foul
to Downing was left, the side being
retired.
The visitors tried hard to tie the
score in the second, Adolph and Kaiser
! leading off with singles, and on Sheets
grOunder to second both men were adj
vanced to third and second respective
! ". Downing singled To center, scor-
ing both men, and in an attempt to
steal second was nabbed by a quick
/ throw of Elgin. Williamson grounded
! to second retiring the side
For Paris, Quinn popped up a fly to
Downing, while Ochs and Felix flied
to Center.
Lexington got man as far as sec
ond in the third. Willis was easy on a
grounder which Quinn took in at first.
! TilfOrd singled to center and went to
second on Kimbro's grounder to See
back. Hall made the third out on
fly to right.
The locals added another in their
half when after two out, Scott hit to
deep center for home run amid the
cheers from five hundred threats.
Reed was safe on tumble by Hall,
and stole second, wheIe Che died See
back S grounder, Willis TO Hall.
The colts seemed TO have no trouble
in finding Quinn and tailed another
run in the fourth. Adolph doubled to
| lett. Kaiser famed. Sheets hit a
! beauty over short scoring Adolph.
| Downing hit slow one to right which
Hannigan threw wild, Sheets taking
second. Williamson famed, retiring
the side.
For the locals Elgin grounded,
Downing to Hall, Quinn flied to right
and Ochs wassleft, Williamson to Hall.
The colts looked dangerous in the
fifth Willis, was safe on a tumble by
! Seebeck, went to second on Tilford S
! grounder. Barnett 20 Felix and was
caught at the plate on Kimbro's dou-
BILE To right. Hall flied to center
/ Adolph retiring the side.
/ Paris added another in their half.
Felix singing over second and on
Hannlgan's sacrifice went to second.
Barnett stretched single to center
! into tWo-bagger while Felix was
being put out at the plate on the
throwing Scott was safe on high
throw Of his grounder to short Barnett
scoring, and was forced at second on
Reeds grounder to short.
For the colts A6olph opened The
sixth with double to center. Kaiser
hit hard drive to short, which Scott
pulled down with enc hand, completing
d double play unassisted. Sheets
walked and Downing retiring the side.
Paris failed to tally though present.
ed with two bases on balls. The visi
tors IN the seventh went out in one.
two, three order. which Paris dupli
Gated in their turn.
The cCIts evened the eighth and be-
fore the smoke had cleared away had
tied the score. Kimbro flied to Bar
1 nett. Reed let Halls fly bound
through MS legs, the batter taking
second. Adolph for the third time
doubled, Hall scoring. Kaiser was
safe on grounder and on Sheets Az
to center Adolph scored the tying run.
Paris failed to tally in their halt and
TIL the game was called at the end of
the eleventh inning both sides plaved
mastery ball. Winchell, who relieved
Quinn after one out in the ninth.
struck out there men and not the sem
blance of hit was made off his deliv-
cry. The following is the score.
l2245 678 9 10 Ii
Lex ......0 Q 600 go 0 O-5
Paris .......3 / 5000 0 O-5
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