The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-09

}, AENlOCkI, AUG. 9,
could do with Scheneberg two Of
which were made by Sheets, aaines
one and Eddington the other.
SATURDAY.
After the fashion the Bourbonites
made another ninth inning finish Sat-
! urday afternoon and defeated the Win
chester club after hard struggle.
winning by score of A to 3.
The Hustiers had all the best of tire
argument until the ninth, when Scott
was safe on Mullins error and scored
on Cnapman's clean three-bagger.
Maxwell was put in to bat for 1hau
and after throwing one or two balls to
him. Burden went wild and threw one
to aorn that he could not stop and
Chapman came in with the winning
sore. The Hustlers made the first
score in the fourth inning when Cole
man hit for three bases and stole
home. Score:
Paris. ............O 0 OO2 90 "a
Winchester. 100 O1l1 OOO-3
Batteries-Paris, Poole and THAI :;
Winchester, Burden and Horn. Hits
Paris 6; Winchester z. Errors
Paris. 4; Winchester, /. Earned runs
Paris. 2; Winchester, 2. Two-base
Hits-Scott. Three base Hits-Chap-
man, Mullins, Coleman. Bases on balls
off Poole L; off Burden 8. Struck
out-by Poole 5. Double plays Gala
han, Kircher, Mullins. Time-2 100.
Umprie-Hanley. Attendance-5O0.
NOTES.
Burdens wild throw i'm the ninth
gave Paris the run that won the
game.
The Hustlers out hit the Bourbon
ties by one point but only two of their
runs were earned, while the Borubon
ties batted in an equal number.
Chapman and Scott made four of the
} SIX hits Cor Paris. One of the latter
went for three bases, while the latter
made two sacks on one of his drives.
Putouts in the outfield were few as
Poe lie kept the ball inside the diamond
and the Bourbonites had total OF
fifteen putOuts. Goosetree and Mullins
hit Pooel couple of times each which
went for more than half of the rotaI
number of hits made by the Hustlers
during the game.
SUNDAY.
With Wincnell pitching again to his
old form the Hustlers went down ;r
defeat Sunday afternoon at White
Park before the sturdy Bourbonites,
when they were treated to a coat OF
white wash. while errors and hits sent
, the Paris score to total of three
where it stood after the last session
had been rounded out.
Big "Bill" Tony presided on the
rubber for the Hustlers and the locals
, found but little trouble in hitting him.
although two of the runs were the re,
suit Of errors but the one tailed in the
seventh was clean cut.
Both Tony and Winchell opened the
halves of the first sessions with gifts.
but saw the last man perched on third.
t The passage of Kuhlman resulted in q
/ run. He waited and went to second
. on Kuhlman's grounder to Kircher af.
ter repeated attempts to lay one in
front of the plate Kaiser waited and
drew pass and Goodman following
drove the ball over short. Scott flied
to Reed and on the out Huffman cross
ed the rubber, but Kaiser was nipped
at the third sack for the third out.
In the second neat double play
prevnted the locals from counting
4 again. Rarnett drew pass, Chapman
hit hard to Tony and both were safe.
Thau followed with sacrifice and
both men were advanced peg. Win
chell grounded to Callahan and was
out and Barnett was caught on thirds
in the three innings following the
Hustlers were retired easily only one
man getting to first and that on balls.
and reaching second on Ihau's low
peg. In the fifth the Bourbonites
counted again. THAI, the first up.
famed at three bad ones but Kircher
dropped the third. and the runner was
safe, making second on Huffman s
grounder to lCallahan. McKernan hit
high one to left which Yeager muff-
ed, Than scoring. Kaisr grounded to
TOney for the third out.
In the sixth couple of hits counted
a run for the locals. Goodman led off
with singer to short that Callahan
could not handle, and pilfered second
Scott Whitfield the wind and Barnett
singled to center scoring Goodman.
Chapman was called out on strikes
and THAI drew pass. Winchell drop
ped one between first and second that
looked good but Reed got under it in
time to retire the runner.
In the seventh the visitors showed
signs of returning to life and worked
hard to prevent shutout. Two hits
came in row but after two men had
persisted. Kircher and Mullins both
went out on flies and Coleman hit to
right. Yeager followed with his Sec
ond clean drive into the same territory
Coleman taking third. Reed forced
Yeager at second on a gronnder to
Scott for the third out In the half
following after Goodman had flied to
Burden and Scott had fame d Barnett
smashed the ball to the fence for two
sacks, where he saw Chapman pop to
Goosetres for the third out. Score:
Paris. 0 DOL o ks
Winchester. 49,. 0 O O o O 90 @ 90
Batteries Paris, Winchell and THAI !;
Winchester. Toney, Horn and Kircher.
ErrOrs-Paris |; Winchester 5. Hits