The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-03
The second Game.

After taking the first game by a
sbutout score. for four innings the
Indians babe to take the second
game by a shutout score. but instead
1.-The whitewash was splashed upon
Them. Woodring worked so well In
the first game that he was continued
| in the second although Gwin was
slated to work. The Indians had
only nine men in uniform and Floyd
and Gwln were obliged to work in
the outfield as IL was not their turn
in the box. Mother Marin uncovered
a youngster of the name of Carl
Johnson, and he proved to be the
stuff. In the seven innings of play
only one hit was secured by the war
riors and that came in the fourth
when Varnadore stretched a single
into a double because Red Hurst
| lost the ball. Woodring was touched
up for only four hits, but a single
was punched with two Dagger. and
one runner crossed the pan. which
proved sufficient to win the game.
The game started OF with every
Vincennes batter up during the first
two innings hitting to Anderson, who
received six assists to Kyle at first.
All together in the seven innings An
derson had eight assists and one put
out at short. Vincennes was unable
to do anything with Woodring and
at the same time Paducah was dis
lowering that johnson was a good
pitcher with some curves that they
we're unable to touch. Besides HE
splendid work in the box johnson
was right there with the willow and
secured two of the four hits. For
the first two innings both teams went
down in order. In the third John
son secured the first hit OF the day
! when he banged out a Texas Lacquer
er to left. It was without damage.
II In the fourth varnadore was first
up and hit fiy to center that Hurst
: WAS unable to touch. He reached
! second and Payne was sent in to run
for him. Anderson laid one down to
! the infeld that rolled to johnson.
, Payne failed to reach third and the
little mute started back 70 second.
He kept lodging back and forth un-
It'll every Vincennes player except
-lNairn and Glenn was between second
land third. 1t required the seven
nlayers to tag dummy, and he led
Them merry chase. Back and forth
he lodged like a fly in a spiders web
las the net drew in closer on him. As
la last resort he tried to dart between
the legs of r. Johnson, who had
come in from right field, but was
caught. The play brought down the
grandstand. However, Anderson
reached second and there was still
hope of scoring. Block failed TO hit
safely and rolled one to Nairn. Kyle
ended the hope of the fans by strik-
ing out.
After Glenn had fouled out and
lHixenbaugh had struck out in the
fifth, c. Johnson singled. Gosnell
was placed on the bag to run foi
him. and was advanced 20 second by
wild throw. Jantzen followed al
I the proper moment with a two ECKER
\ and Gosnell scored. The ball on
Jantzen's bat SCARED long and high
in center field. Floyd made Ions
run and made a leap. The sphere
struck his init. but fell to the field
while the fans fell with a moan
fright when they Thought the day
had been saved by the rube. In the
sixth inning GosneH ripped out
4 two Dagger, but no more scoring was
y done. johnson was complete puz'
\ zle to the Indians and refused to per
8 nit them to hit his delivery.
The summary of the second game
Il Is: