The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-16
ormer on a grounder to Hoffman and

former on grounder to Hoffman and
the latter on a fly to Beard.
In the eighth Kaiser opened with a
He took second on Goodman's sacrifice
and went to third when SOFT grounded
to Harrell. Barnett followed with a
safe drive to left scoring Kaiser.
Chapman grounded to Setback and
when the latter tried to throw the BALL
over the fence Barnett took third and
Chapman perched on second. Holder
followed with singing drive to
right, scoring both men. Winchell hit
10 center, Holder taking second. Kuhl-
man flied to left much to the relief of
the visitors.
The Senators got their only tally in
the same session. Angemeier hit for
two bases. Swartz flied to kaufman.
Beard beat out grOunder to Scott,
Angemeier taking third. and scored oD
Seeback's single to right. Winchell
took no chances and retired the Sena-
tors in the ninth in order. Score
Frankfort. 80 O U 0 0 DOL OIL
Paris ..O 3 0 0 2 0 3 Ks
Batteries-Paris, Winchell and Hol-
der; Frankfort Cornell and Ange-
meier. Errors-Frankfort a. Hits
Paris 8; Frankfort 5. Earned runs
Fra nkfort /; Paris 2. Two base hits
-Angemeier, Kaiser. Bases on balls
off Cornell 2: off Winchell 2. Struck
out--by Cornell 3; by Winchell a. Hit
by pitcher-Anga meier. Left on
bases Frankfo fort Z; Paris z. Sacri-
fee hits-McKernan, Goodman, Scott
2, Barnett. Winchell. Stolen bases
Goodman. First base On errors-Paris
3. Double play Hoffman, Hcch,
Hoffman. Umpires -BOhannon and
Morton. Time-1 :2S.
SUNDAY.
The Millers and Bourbonites met
Sunday afternoon in a double contest
and the locals came out two games
nearer the pennant, winning the first
by a score of to 4 and the second 9
to a.
Both contests proved to he smuggling
matches. BY agreement both games
went only for seven innings each but
during the fourteen innings the locals
pounded three pitchers for twenty-six
hits and total Of forty bases. Bar
nett twice caught the pellet on the
proboscis and when it hit the ground
far over the heads of Fieber and STEM
gel bounded over the fence for home
runs, the first made at White Park this
season. Not to be outcome the heavy
hitting Kaiser slammed the sphere to
the left field fence at the fsrtherest
angle and as he headed for third saw
Fieber scramblin in the grass Jor the
ball. slid over the plate feet foremost.
Three Shelbyville pitchers were used
up. Williams, the new twirler taken
into the BOurbOnite camp Saturday
took the mound agaist his former as
sOciates in the first game and his work
up to the sixth was something phe-
nomenal. He retired the visitors in
each session in quick order, and in
Uniy one inning did as many as four
men face him.
When Shelbyville came to the bat in
the sixth they had failed to get hit
and after two men were down, Viii
liams attempted to step high bound
ing grounder from Badgers bat and
split his finger.
The plucky twirler continued, but it
was evident that the injury was of
control and when the third out was
singles and two two-baggers, netting
four runs. The speedy Schenberg took
up the work and held the Miliers safe
to the end of the contest and twirled
the BOurbOnites to victory in the Sec
Ond contest. cores:
Shelbyville ....0 O 00O4 "a
Paris 2 5 0 o O x-7
Batteries-Paris. Williams. Scheme
berg and Holder; Shelbyville, Daley
and Schultz. Errors Paris /. Hits
Paris ID Shelbyville 4. Earned runs
Paris Z; Shelbyville 3. Two base
hits Barnett, Chapman, Gistler,
Stengel. Home run-Barnett. Stolen
bases = Kaiser, Goodman. Chapman,
Scott. Bases on balls-off Daley l
off Williams 2. Struck out-by Daley
2: by Williams 5; by Scheneberg l.
Hit by pitcher-Goodman. Gistler.
Left on bases-Shelbyvill 2: Paris 5.
First base on errors Shelbyv:lle l.
Double plays Miller Kuhn; Barnett,
Scott, Barnett. Time-l 80. Umpire
|-Hanley.
SECOND GAME.
Shelbyville ...1 90 l @ 2 %
Paris. .. % 0 6 l 2x-9
|. Batteries-Paris, Scheneberg and
Goodman; Sbelbvyille, Harrell, Kuhn
and Schultz. Errors-Shebyvill l
Hits-Paris IL; Shelbyville 8. Earned
runs-Shelbyville /; Paris 6. Two
base hits Maxwell. Huffman, McKer-
nan. Three base hits-Stengel, Scott.
Home runs-Kaiser, Barnett. Sacri-
fee hit--Kaiser. Sacrifice fy-Good-
man. Stolen bases-Goodman Chap
man 2. First base on balls off Har-
rell 2: off Scheneberg 4. Struck out
by Scheneberg 3; by Kuhn 2. Left on
bases Shelbyville a; Paris 6. First
base on errors Paris ]. Time-l ::33.
Umpire-Hanley.
MONDAY.
Paris went to Richmond yesterday
where they were defeated by score
of to O.. Poole did the twlrling for
Paris while Allison worked for the
Fine Shoes.
John Barnett, the popular first
baseman of the Paris club, is in re- |
ceipt of the fine pair of NettletOn 81
shoes offered nv Mr. Geo McWiIliarc |