The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-07-19
BASE BALL.
CLUB STANDING.
FRIDAY.

gilt eoge pail, the Bourbonites came
out victorious in the game with the
Richmond Pioneers lat White PARK
Friday afternoon. winning by a score
of to l..
Not until the ninth session did tho
visitors succeed in getting man over
the rubber, and then after the locals
had piled up a total of seven TALES
Poole slowed up. Maloney had gone
out on a fly to Kaiser when Poole float
ed straight one over which Olson
smacked for two bases. Whitaker
popped little one to McKernan.
With two down the chances for a com
plete goose-egging looked very bright
Rramblege slammed the ball for a
safety. on which Olson rounded into
home with lone tally. ~
Not a. Pioneer reached tba sooona
station in the first eight sessions so
effective was Poule, while eiont of tho
men that faced him during the honr
and half entertainment. famed the
wind.
Creager started the contest in his
usual prlsk manner and in the opening
inning the locals were retired in order.
In the session following they went
after him with a vengeance, which re-
suited in four clean hits, which. cou-
pied with two errors and four stolen
bases, sent five of the Bourbonites
over the plate.
Goodman led off in the second sessi ON
with cCrking drive to center and took
second on pass ball and third when
Creager tossed the sphere beyond the
reach of Huhm. Barnett hit high
one to Bramlage, which the latter
mufted, the runner taking second and
was advanced peg on Chapman's
neat sacrifice. Holder singled to cen
ter, scoring Barnett, and pilfered sec
ond. Maxwell was thumped in the
back and both runners were adyacned
when Poole lined the ball over second
for base.
. With the bases full the Bourbonites
pulled on series of funny stunts
which completely took The ir opponents
by surprise and resulted in a tripnle
steal. When Poole hit safely he mis-
calculated as to the number on bases
and when Maloney flied the ball to the
palte ne crosses the first station and
was well on the route to second when
he discovered his mistake. Hubm
hurried the ball to Taylor and both Hol-
der and Maxwell took little lead.
Caught between the bases Poole kent
the fielders guessing long enough to
allow Holder to reach the plate safely
and on the throw to Huhm both he and
Maxwell advanced base. SC ring when
Kuhlman hit safely to center. Nc
Herman reached first Oh an error hv
Olson and both men stepped up notch
on halser's sacrifice. Goodman retired
Ihe size Dy an easy grounder tn Baird.
Inc bourbonites added another in
the third on two hits by Chapman and
Maxwell and an error by Taylor. The
last run came in the fourth after two
men were out. Kaiser placed one safe
~ IN the center garden and stole s, c.
ond. Goodman followed with a slow
one to Tilford which he beat to the
base, Kaiser taking third on the play
and scoring when Huhm pegged wild
to IIlford to catch him off the sack.
Goodman. in attempting to come from
hrst on the throw, persisted at the
plate retiring the side. Score:
Paris. I'LL n q n "
Richmond. ......0 10000 oil
batterles-Paris, Poole and Holder !:
Richmond. Creager and Huhm. Hits
Paris 8; Richmond 5. Errors-Paris
l !; Richmond a. Two base hits-Oison.
Sacrifice ts-Chapman, Maxwell.
Stolen bases-Kaiser, Maxwell, Poole.
Holder 3. Hit by pitcher-Maxwell
Holder. Time rs. Umpire -Hanly.
NOTES.
Barnett only had one putout during
the game.
Evidently the Bourbonites were en-
deavoring to show the Pioneers a few
tricks in base running.
Ten men faced Creager in the second
session. Goodman opening the inning
and retiring the side, by easy groud.
err.
Olson made the only long hit and
BrambleRe coming with his finely
single saved the Pioneers another shnt-
out.
Holder was hit twice by a pitbced
ball in the fifth inning. The second
time he was stunned by the blow. He
was given fist base and promptly pill
fered second.
Whitaker robbed Kuhlman of hit
in the fourth inning when he took a
singer from the third sacker's bat on
the run. The catch was difficult and
the spectators showed their aopreci-
alton of the play by giving tie Pic
neer left gardener round of applause.
The pitching of Poole was the feature
of the game. He cot his opponents
guessing all the time and eight of
them famed the ind. So effective
was he that only three of the visitors
went out on ground balls. Only four
ground balls were hit to the infield.
one of which kaufman fumbled count
ing the only error charged against the
locals and the other which went for
hit. Seventeen of the visitors went
out on flies.
Umpire Hanly. who last year was
member of the umpiring staff of the
Blue Grass Leauge officiated at the
game Friday. His decision, were
very satisfactory and not single pro-
test was II ade.
HuhIn hit hard one to to Maxwell
in the eighth inning which the short
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