The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-30
BASE BALL.

BASE BALL.
FRIDAY.
The entry of the Maysville club into
the Blue Grass League in that city
Friday with its first game on the home
grounds, resulted in defeat by a
score of seven to one in favor of the
Paris team. A crowd of more than
eight hundred was present to see the
game.
The Maysville team was handicap
ped by being short of regular players
and had to import pitcher from Lud-
low. The features were the fielding
and hitting of Kaiser. the hitting of
Scott and Chapman and the playing Of
Dressel. Score:
Maysville. .......O 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Paris. .2103 40 0 0 OF
Batteries Poole and THAI;
Maysville, Glenn and Schultz. Errors
Paris /; Maysville 2. Hits-Paris
IL; Maysville 8. Earned runs-Paris
q: Maysville l. Two base hirs-Mc-
Herman, Goodman. Scott. Three base
hits-Kaiser Barnett. Home run
Scott. Sacrifice khits-Kaiser, THAI.
Sacrifice f1ys-Kulman Chapman.
Stolen bases Barnett, Chapman,
THAI, Poole. Bases on balls-off
Kennedy 2; off Glenn q; off Poole 2.
Struck out by Poole IL; by Glenn 2.
Wild pitch-Kennedy. Hit by pitcher
by Kennedy 2. Time-1 :55. Umpire
-Bohannon.
SATURDAY.
The two games between Paris and
Maysville in the latter city Saturday
broght out a good crowd to see the
Bourbonites win the.frst game by
score of b to 2. The second game was
called in the eighth inning on account
of darkness, with tie score of 8 to 8.
Maysville tried out five pitchers in
the first game, but none of them SEEM
ed to stop the onslaught OF the Bour-
bonites. Both games were better
played than that of Friday, the second
game being especially good. The
pitching of Williams was the feature
of the two games. He struck out nine
men and forced the tie score. Scores ::
Maysville. ......1 0 l 0 % O O 0 o.
Paris ..........,3 OO2 O 90 Off
Batteries-Paris, Scheneberg and
THAI; Msysville, Kennedy, Nelson,
Hughes. Mowrey, Cliff and Schultz.
Errors-Paris b: Maysvile 3. Hits
Paris 8; Maysville 5. Earned runs
Paris 2. Three base hit-Goodman.
Two base hits-C'ift, Dressed 2.
Bases on balls-off Scheneberg 5; off
Kennel l off Nelson l /; off Huhes l I;
off Mwory l. Left on bases-Maysille
5; Paris Z. Home run Knhlman.
Struck out-by Schneider z; by Ken
needy i: by Hughes l; by MoRrey 8
by Cliff 2. Double palys-Badger,
Miller, Dressed. Passed ball-Schultz
2. T:me-1 :59. Umpire-Bonannon.
SECOND GAME.
Maysville. % 2 0 O l O O %
Paris. ............1 0O02 0 0 %
Batteries-Paris. Scheneberg, Will
liams and Holder; Maysville, Daley
and Schultz. Errors-Paris 2; Mays
vile 2. Hits-Paris 3; Maysville 8.
Three base hits-Miller, Kaiser. Left
on bases aysville 5; Paris q. Bases
on balls-off Williams / /; off Daley 3.
Wild pitch Williams. Two base hit
Gistler. Struck out-by Scheneberg
l by Williams 9; by Daley /. Passed
ball-Thau. Time-1 80. Umpire
Bohann1n Attendance 800.
SUNDAY.
Before one of the largest crowds of
the season Paris went down to defeat
Sunday at the hands of the Winches
hu ho of q
TOney was invincible allowing only
four hits. He walked only one man
and sent nine of the Bourbonite slug
gers to the bench on strikes.
Winchell was unable to find the plat
eand in the second session walked two
men and hit another filling the bases.
TOney then hit to right and on the
relay of the ball by Goodman which
went wild three men scored, Ioney
taking third.
In the third for the visitors Kircher
the first up singled to left and reached
second on Scott's tumble of Mullins
grounder. Both men advanced a base
On Barney's bunt, the ball hitting the
formers bat and rolling slowly towaid
Winchell. Coleman then bit a hard
one that Barnett partly knocked down,
Klrcher and Mullin scoring. Wincnell
then retired, Harold heing substitute
ed.
The visitors kept up their work of
hammering the ball scoring two runs
in the sixth on base on balls, a single
by Callahan and a double by Reed
Another was put over the rubber in
the eighth on single by Goosetree a
sacrifice by Yeager and singles by
Toney and Callahan. In the ninth
the Hustlers got their last run. Cole
man drove beauty to deep left for
two bases, stole third and walked in
on balk. Paris got their two tallies
in the fifth and sixth. Score:
Paris. ............ 0 0 0O1 90 2
WiDcht ster ......G 3 O2Ol 1@9
Batteries--Pa,is, Winchell, Harrell.
THAI; Winchester. Toney and Kir-
cher. Errors Paris O; Winchester 8.
Hits-Paris a; Winchester IL. Earned
runs-Winchester q; Paris Two base
its Coleman 2, Reed, Barnett, Kais-
er. Base on balls off Wine hell 2; off
Harold q eff Toney /. Hit by pitched
baail-Goosetree. Struck out-by
Winchell 2; by Harold /; by Toney 9.
Sacricfie hit-Yeaer. Stolen bases