The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-09-02
BASE BALL.
TUESDAY.

with the Lawmakers in the last game
of the series in this city Tuesday af-
ternocn, winning the contest by
score of 6 to 2. The locals set the
pace in the opening session and main
tanned the lead throughout cinching
the game in the eighth inning. when
with two sacks occupied Scott pelted
the spere and circled the bases.
The locals started out in a whirl
after the Senators had been retired in
the first inning, Kuhlman leading off
with clean drive to left, made second
on pass ball and third on wild
throw. McKernan looked dangerous
and was given pass. and pllfered
second. On an attempted squeeze
Kuhlman was run down between third
and home McKernan making third on
the out. Kaiser doubled to left scoring
MeKernan Goodman flied to Angemier
and on the.out was well on the way
to third when the throw from Ange-
mier struck him in the back the ball
rolling to the center of the diamond,
and he crossed the rubber. Barnett
famed retiring the side.
The locals added another in the in
ming following. Scott led off with a
single through short and was advanced
peg .on Chapman's sacrifice, took
third on a pass ball and scored on
Holders hit to left. Holder stole
second. Poole and Kuhlman hit into
outs.
The Senators made their only two
TALES in the third after two were
down. Setback grounded to McKernan
and Schaffer famed. Harrel reached
first on Scott's wild throw and stole
second, scoring on HOffman's single
through second. Beard followed with
double that sent Hoffman over the
plate. Angemier grounded to Scott
| for the third out.
TheEvisitors came up looking danger
Gus In the fourth. Bnhannon opened
with singing drive to left for two
bases and was s,'nt to third on Hicks
sacrifice. At this point Poole tight
ened up tanning Setback and forcing
Hicks to ground for the third out.
In the session following brilliant
catch by Kaiser resulted in a double
robbed the visitors of run. Schaffer
had gone out on grounder to McKer-
nan and Harrel singled. Hoffman
slapped one on the nose that looked good
| for three bases when Kaiser by SEN
sational running catch pulled down
the fly and threw perfectly to McKer-
nan who relayed the ball to Barnett
doubling Harrell, who when the ball
was hit was we'll on the road to third.
The locals put damper on the hopes
of the visitors when in the eighth they
sent three runs over the rubber, after
TWO men had been retired. Goodman
started the trouble by smashing the
ball to left for two bass. Fearing
that Barnett would put the ball away
| Scbaeffer gave him pass. Scott for
the third time hit safely into the left
territory and before the ball could De
recovered he had circled the bases,
sending in two men ahead of him.
Poole was batted for total of ten
hits, which he managed to keep suffici-
emily scattered TO be of little benefit
to his opponents. While the locals Sc
cured two less than that number off of
Schaefer, they came at times when
most needed. The features of the
game was the batting of Scott and the
brilliant work of Kuhlman, cKernan,
Holder, Kaiser and Chapman for Paris.
Score:
Paris. .........21 O 0UO3 x-6
Frankfort. ....... 0 O 900 90 o.
Batteries-Paris. Poole and Holder
Frankfort, Schaeffer and Hicks. Hits
Paris 8; Frankfort 10. Errors-Paris
l; Frankfort 2. Earned runs-Paris 8 /;
Frank fort l. Home run-Scott. Two
base hits-Kalser. Scott, Goodman,
Beard, Bohannon. Struck out-by
Poole 6; by Schaffer 4. Base on lballs
off Poole l /; off Schaffer 8. Sacrifice
hits-Chapman, Hicks. Hoch. Stolen
base--McKernan. Goodman, Holder,
Harlell. Left on bases-Paris A !;
Frankfort 9. Double plays-Kaiser,
McKernan, Barnett jMcKernan, Scott.
Passed balls-Hicks 2. Umpires -Feye
and -Hanley. Time-2 :O5.