The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-09-16

TUEsDAY.

Dupllc aClng his performance against
the Lexinp ton club last season. Jack
Scheneberg pitched no-hit, no-run
game against the Richmond Pioneers
in this city Tuesday afternoon. The
game was the fastest ever played on
the local grounds reoui ing only one
hour and thirteen minutes to complete
the contest.
Not only did Scheneberg hol6 the
slugging Pioneers wtnout single hit
but nine of the men who faced him
were retired on strikes. Only two
men reached first and they were given
be rths by the two misplays by Scott
at short. Only once did man make
an effort to get tn second and that
was in the seventh when Whitaker.
m aking the first sack on Scotl's fun
bic, attempted to pilfer the second
station but was caught ten feet from
the base.
The fast fielding CT Maxwell in the
eighth inning kept the Pioneers from
one hit. Walden hit one just above
Scheneberg's head, which was too high
for the pitcher to reach. BY a SEN
sational run and quick, accurate throw,
Maxwell retired the runner at first.
Creager, who lwirled for the Pio-
neers was steady in his movements
and Jared badly in one inning only.
Although the locals hit safely in five
Of the eight halves, only twice did he
allow hits in row ard only once did
it count for anything.
| The pitching of Scheneberg was the
most remarkable ever seen on the
hume grounds. In the first five SEES
sions only three :men in each innir G
faced him. In the two innings fol-
lowing two men reahed first on errC RS
and in the eighth and ninth they were
retired in order.
The winning Iul was scored in the
third. kaufman led off with single
over short ard was advanced a base
on Chapman's sacrifice Kaiser fl.
lowed with singing drive to left AM
Huffman was safe at the home plate
on close decision. Kaise. as thrown
out on a close margin at third, ThosS
to Olson, and Goodman flied to TliforC
for the third. Score:
Paris ..... 30 0 @ o @ 0 0 OIL
RicnmOnd. .......O 0 0 0 0 0 0 OF
| eri>s-Paris. Scheneberg and
Bolier; Richmond. Creager anC
Thoss Hits-paris z. Errors-Paris
IL. Earned -uns-Paris l. Sscrifc
hits-Chapman. Kaiser. Struck out
! by Creager S; by Scheneberg g.. Left
on bases-Richmond l. Paris 5. First
! base on errors-Richmond 2. Time =
:13. Umpires-Feye and Bohannon
WEDNESDAY,.
Paris won pretty AMI exciting
game from Richmond Wednesday af
ternoon, which it took eleven innings
to decide. Both Wills and HarolC
f, were batted hard, but hits off botf
hard to make count for runs.
III the eleventh Barnett led with q
triple, but was thrown out at thu
plate on fielder's choice, Maxwell
being safe on the play. Williams, who
had proven four easy outs prior, fol
lowed and drove the sphere over the
right field fence for homer, scoring
Maxwell ahead of him. The batting
of Barnett and Williams. the fielding
of Maxwell, Baird, Barnett and Wal
den and the base running of Kaiser
were the features. Score:
Pals. .... @ 0 0 0 0 90 90 2-9
Richmond. 100 90 0 O 0 0 OIL
/ baCterleS-farlS, Harold and Ihau
Richmond, Wills and Thoss. Errors =
Paris 3; Richmond 3. Hits-Ps ris Ii
Richmond 9. Struck out-by Wills 8
by kHarrold b. Bases on balls-ofi
Harold !. Stolen bases-Maloney,
Baird. Sacrifice hits-Chapman,
Wills. Two-base hits-Barnett, Max.
well. Chapman. Three base hit-Bar-
nett. Home run-Williams. Double
plays--Scott. Kuhlmsn. Left on bases
-Richmond z: Paris 9. Earned runs
Pairs 3. Time :55. Upmirt =
| Bohannon.
THURSDAY.
| Yesterday afternoon the Pioneer.
won the second game of the series
| from Paris by score of Z TO ]. Har
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