The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05

DOWN q neat Dunt and on the out, both
men advanced a base. Then McKernan
performed stunt that set the stand
and bleachers wild. Thinking McKer-
nan held safely at third, Kellogg was
deliberate In his movement and before
the ball had been delivered McKernan
was kwell on the road to the plate
which he crossed safely Kaiser taking
third on the play. Scott grounded to
Hall and Kaiser was run down be-
tween the bases. Scott taking third
and scoring on Barnetts' singh to CEN
ter. Chapman flied to Viox for the
third out.
Lexington went in the lead again in
the fourth. Hall hit to Mccormick
and was safe on the high bounder.
Kellogg sacrificed. Sheets grounded
to Mccormick and Hall persisted at
third, Sheets taking second on a bad
throw and scored on Haines' single to
center.
Paris placed matters again in doubt
in their half of the thinning. Holder
led OIL with single 10 right that was
too nigh for Meyers to reach and
reached the second station on McCor-
mick's sacrifice. Huffman waited and
walked and Holder stole third. Nc
Herman grounded to Viox and on the
throw to the plate, Haines dropped the
ball and Holder was safe. Huffman
was run down between the bases and
Goldman flied to Sheets for the third
out.
Both pitchers settled down after the
fourth, as we'll as the other members
OF the CLUBS, and the contest bid fair
to go farther than nine innings until
the fatal ninth. The Colts were retir-
ed in order and McKernan, the first up
for Paris flied out to Viox. Kaiser
followed with safety over second and
went to third when Haines threw wild
to second. Goodman lifted high ,one
to Ellis and Kaiser came home on the
out. Score:
Lexington ........1 2 0 0 0 0 0 "a
Paris ........ @ O 3 10000 u.s.
Batteries-Paris, Mccormick, Hol-
der and THAI; Lexington, Kellogg,
Keifel and Haines. Hits-Paris 6;
Lexington 9. Errors-Pars 8; Lex
ington b. Earned runs-Lexington 2;
Paris l. Sacrifice hits-Viox, Hall,
Kellogg 2. Goodman, Mccormick.
Sacrifice fy-Sheets, Goodman. Bases
on balis-Off Kellogg 6. Struck out
by Kellogg d; by Mccormick 2. Left
on bases-Lexington 6; Paris 8.
Double play-Kaiser. Holder. Wild
pitch-McCormick and kellogg. Pass
ed ball-Haines. Hit by pitcher-by
Kellogg /. Time-2 :25. Umpire
Morton. Attendance-1,0 600.
NOISE.
Kellogg him over again.
A big crowd from Lexington to see
their idols lose.
Kaiser's perfect throw in the
seventh killed Haines at the plate.
Nine hits off of Mccormick only
about two of which were clean drives.
Many queer stunts, but these can be
overlooked when we get by with the
game.
Sheets hit hard one to Scott in the
ninth which the latter took off .of his
ankles.
Mex ernan's steal in home ratified
the visitors completely and the fchance
he took helped things wonder fully
Morton's decisions in the early part
of the game greatly displeased the
crowd but he seemed to improve as
the game progressed.
Holder and Keifel, the two opposing
catchers who were in the game with
sore hands were compelled to retire
before the finish. Tiiau taking the
formers place and Haines the latter's.
THURSDAY.
The Bourbonites defeated the Hus-
tiers yesterday afternoon in a contest
free from any special feature, win
ming by score of to 3. Burden was
sent in against the Bourbonites and in
the first session an error, TIN ee singles
and double put four runs over the
rubber. In the second two singles and
a double added another.
Winchester scored in the fourth,
fifth and eighth. After the second in
ming Burden pitched an excellent game
and held the locals with two nits.
Score:
Paris. ........4 0 0 0 0 90 ks
Winchester. ..... O % / 90 l O-3I
Batteries-Paris, Winchell and THAI;
Winche ster. Burden and Kircher. Hits
Paris 9; Winchester 3. Errors
Paris 8; Winchestre 2. Two base hits
McKernan. Mullins Z, Bur-
den. Sacrifice hit-Goosetree. Stolen
bases-M exc nan. Kaiser. Chapman
2. Left on bases-Paris 5; Winchesttr
IL. Struck out-by Wincheil 6; by
Burden 8. Base on balls-off Winchell
3; off Burden 2. Double plays-Scott,
Barnett; THAI, McKernan.
lime-2:00. Umpire-Mo1t ton.
The Louisville Times says: "Um-
pire Knapp. of this city, VINO has been
working in the Blue Grass League,
found the players and farsI there too
unre asonably carping, and resigned.
Umplres have been finding it tough
in the State league this seas
on. A heavy bunch of fines. and prop
er police protection would work won
ders. Then. too, there should be no
betting permitted on the bali grounds. |
There will be ball game Tuesday
August 9. between Mille.sburg and
Sharpsburg on Salpsburg grounds. !.
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