The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-09
Rain Spoiled Nearly Every
Day on Trail and Extras
Are on Schedule.
Notes Of Players From Other
Cities.
PADUCAHANs ARE MAKING GOOD

main prevented the first game of
the series scheduled between Clarks-
vile and Paducah this afternoon
The heavy shower this afternoon
made the diamond at League park
impossible 10 play the game. Man
ager Angermeifer announced that
the game will be played OF Monday
afternoon. In double-header
Noodrlng. Who was on che list Tor
slab duty this afternoon. will be
uaei In the box for Sundays game.
The indians we're able TO come
back" They returned this morning
from Hopkinsville after wet trip.
and an even break while on the road
out Of ~ scheduled games on the
road the team was able TO play only
II games. aud three OF these games
were double headers. From last
Saturday until Thursday not game
was played. owing TO rain Manager
Angermclrer was all grins over the
thcsing OF the team on the road
and expects the lnd.ans TO walk up
10 second or even first place during
tie series az home
Al Ciarkfyine i've games we're
scheduled The Indians dropped
three games. won one. aud tied the
nfth game The game that was tied
was called because the team had 10
catch a train. AZ vincenncs only
two games out OF Eve we're played
owing 90 heavy rains paducah
broke even with the taIlcnders two
double headers we're played and Pa
ducsh took three out Of four games
The team returned this morning and
VIII meet Ciarkfville for series Of
for games
Baseball Notes.
Woodring arrived with the club
this morning The team now has nj
players. and releases for two men
will be- handed out In few days a.
the league rules prohibit over 10
PAYERS
clyde Goodwin the former Vincen-
mes and raduoah pitcher. has been
released by Columbus to Memphis
Goodwin had things his way In the
old Kitty and was gobbled up By the
biz leagues. lie has seen service
with the ST Louis Nationals. aud
indianapolis Milwaukee and Coium-
bus Of the American Association.
Goodwin pitched one no-hlt game In
the Kitty against Clarksville He
was the star slab artist for Vincen-
mes but later In the season twirled
for Paducsh.
Ice Hart. who was given a try-out
by Paducah. has been sold by Ca
uthersyille. Mo, TO Clinton. H.. in
the Illinois Missouri league. Hart
Is raid 70 be singing the ball on the
noee In every game.
'Doss'' Carroll. who played right
neld for the Indians the first OF the
reason, will report to Marion, m
Monday Carroll will play second
sack.
Around the Circuit.
The fnal run OF games for the first
half of the season IL going TO be a
mighty interesting fight between Vim
cennes and ClarksviIle and as the
long run Of games on the local dia
mond will decide II the attendance
should be very large. Both Paducah
and Hopkinsville Will use every ef-
fort To defeat the two teams and will
also fight hard 70 keep from finish
ing In the cellar position. Tho rivalry
between Hopklnsville and Clarksville
IL equalled BY few cities In the coun-
try and the Hoppers will use every
effort to knock Clarksvllle out of the
pernant and also 10 keep from finish
ing in last place Paducah has Il I'M
for Vncennes because OF old Kitty
league scores and two fellows who
pull against Vincennes at all times
are Harry Lloyd and Harry Cooper.
former Allces President
Goeuell is having the averages Of the
PLAYERS prepared for the month of
June and expects the work completed
this week No official averages have
been given out so Far this season. II
Ia expected they win show a number
of surprisi,s. "-Vlncennes Capital.
Second Baseman McCance has been
appointed field captain, and he has
full charge of the team The manage
ment, believing in the players as in
dlviduals, as an experiment. permit
ted them 10 select their own boss.
and the result has been more than
pleasing There II absolute harmony
among the boys. Phil
lips. the new catcher. has the ear
marks of a great player, and Hol-
land, who played first base yesterday
gave an excellent exhibitlon.-Clarks
vile Chronicle,