The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-02
BASE BALL.
CLUB STANDING.
FRIDAY.

Opportune hitting in the early ses-
sions was responsible for the defeat
of the uustlers at White Park Friday
afternoon, when the Bourbonites drove
Lewis from the mound in the second
inning after he had been pounded over
the lot for four safeties. two of which
went for extra bases, and which net
ted the locals couple of runs in the
two sessions.
Lewis had walked couple and his
benders were just to the liking of the
BOurbUnites who were persistent in
their efforts to put the ball in safe
territory when men were on the has
socks. Seeing the efforts of the
Hustlers' southpaw were too weak for
the Borubonites, Daddy Horn
yanked him out of thesgame and sent
in the grizzled Atwell to put a stop
to the SUGGEST.
the game had been snugly tucked
away in the first two sessions and the
locals had no cause to fear of being
overtaken with Poole dispensing an
assortment OF puZZlers that rendered
hitting, with the bases occupied, an
utter impossibility.
In the opening session after two
were out the Bourbonites sent over a
couple of runs. Schmidt the first up
famed and Kuhlman waiting, drew a
pass. McKernan flied ont to Horn ano
Goodman hitting hot one to Lewis
that could not be handled was safe al
| first, Kuhlman taking third. Scott
| followed with a clean lrive to center
scoring Kulman, Goodman reaching
home on an error by Horn.
In the session following the Bnur-
bonites added two more. Chapman
led off with a two Dagger to right anC
was advanced to third on Holders
sacrifice. Poole grounded to Black
who threw Chapman out at the plate.
Schmidt looked over four bad ones anC
Kuhlman doubling to the right terri
tory scored both runners. Atwel
then relieved Lewis and McKernar
was retired on grounder to the
pitcher.
In the third Paris added another
when Goodman the first up smashed
the ball to center for a couple of bases
and stole third. Scott flied out u
Coleman and Barnett drew pass
Chapman hit to Atwell who threw
|
pan. Holder famed and Poole hit int
an out, retiring the side.
In the sew enth inning Winchestel
made their only tally which was thu
result of the timely three Dagger b!
Atwell. Black grounded to Barnet
and Horn hit to center for base ant
scored on Atwell's drive to the fenc,
for three bases. The Bourbonites pu
over another in their half. Schmid
drew a pass and stole second taking
third on Kuhlman's grounder to Kirch
er. McKernan hit long fly to cente
and on the out Schmidt scored. Score
Winchester 90 0 0 0 90 l 0 o.
Paris. ...2 210 OIL 0 X,
Batteries-Paris, Poole and Holder
Winchester, Lewis, Atwell and Horn
Hits Winchester 8: Paris 6.
Errors-Paris l; Winchester 2.
Earned runs-W Winchester l; Paris l.
Two base hits Chapman, Huffman
Barnett, Goodman.
Three base hit Atwell.
Sacrifice hit-Holder.
Sacrifice fiy-McKernan.
Stolen bases-Kircher, Schmidt
Goodman, Chapman.
Bases on balls-off Lewis 2; of
Atwell 2; off Poole 2.
Struck out-by Lewis l; by Atwel
/ by Poole s.
Passed balls-Holder.
Four hits and four runs off Lewis il
2-3 innings. Double play-Holder
Scott. Left on bases-Winchest
Paris 5. Attendance-600 Umpire
Knapp.
NOTES.
Scott delivered the hit that brough