The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-07-29
BASE BALL.
CLUB STANDING.
TUESDAY.

Revenge is sweet, sweeter still in
the face of the existing rivalry be-
tween the two cities, and Lexington
received her quota of the sweetness
when on Tuesday afternoon they smote
the BOurbOnites and carried off the
honors in brilliant contest at White
Park, winning only by narrow mar
gin.
Like the contest of the day before,
the game was snappy from the begin
ming, each side fighting desperately TO
the finish. Poole and Vallandingham
were the centers of attraction and
honors between them were evenly d.
vided. The locals had the best of the
fielding and put up a perfect game.
The visitors started out with rush
in the opening session when on three
put couple of runs over the rubber.
Viox, the first up, dropped Texas
Lacquer back Of short and went to Sec
ond on pass ball. Glenn famed the
wind and Kimbro, hitting to right ad-
vanced Viox to third. Yancey ground
ed to McKernan, Viox scoring and Kim
bro taking third, crossing the rubber
on Sinex's safety to center. Sinex
was forced second on Myers ground
er to Maxwell.
In their turn the Bourbonites put
one over. Schmidt walked on four bad
ones and stole second. McKernan flied
to Keifel and Kaiser to Ellis. Chap
man hit to right, scoring Schmidt, but
was forced at second on Barnett s
grounder to Viox for the third out.
Only three batters faced Poole in
the second, all for easy outs. kaufman
started the half following by tanning
the wind while Maxwell hit to right
for base. Hicks flied out to Ellis
and Maxwell was caught in an effort
to pilfer the second sack, which retir-
ed the side
The Colts were una BILE to do much
with Poole in the third although after
Viox had been retired on strikes, Glenn
doubled to right but was left on the
base when Kimbro famed and Yancey
flied to Hicks.
In their half of the third Poole was
the first up for the Bourbonites and
drove the ball into safe territory only
to be forced at second on Schmidt's at
tempted sacrifice. Schmidt pilfered
the second haSsock and came home
when McKrenan drove the ball to the
fence for three bases. Kaiser famed
and Chapamn flied to Yancey, retiring
the side.
In the fourth both pitchers were
very effective, only three men facing
Poole, Sinex going out on fly to Bar
nett, Myers tanning and Ellis ground
ing to Kuhlman for the thir. Maxwell
reached first on an error by Viox after
two men had persisted and Hicks retir-
ed the side on an easy grounder to
Glenn.
Poole opened the sixth inning by
giving keifel free ride to first, who
was advanced peg on Vallanding-
hams sacrifice. Viox followed with a
dinky hit to center scoring Keifel and
was advanced to third on Glenn's
single to right. Both men died on the
basesI when..Kimbro hit to HUFFMAN
and Sinex popped up a high one to
Maxwell.
Both pitchers were on their mettle
in the innings following with Poole
the best, while the Bourbonites touch
ed Vallandingham for three safeties
none of which came with men on base.
In their half of the fifth the locals
went out in order and Lexington did
likewise in the sixth. After Kaiser
had flied to.Keifel Chapman for the
second time drove the ball to center
for base and stole second where he
persisted when both Barnett and Kuhl-
man flied to the outfeld. In the seven.
tn after one was down Vallandingham
singled to left but both Viox and
Glenn hit into outs. Maxwell hit a
high one to Yancey and was out Hicks
sent singer to the center garden but
was forced at second on Poeles ground
er to Glenn. Schmidt famed. retiring
the side.
Neither side could get a man on
base in the eighth, two of the Colts