The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-03
KITTY LEAGUE STANDING.
Yesterdays Results.

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Games Today.
GAINESVILLE at McLeansboro.
Harrisburg at Hopkinsville.
Games Tomorrow.
Vincennes at Paducah. Double
header).
Clarksville at McLeansboro.
Harrisburg at Hopkinsville.
Paducah came back at the right
time, the right place and scalped the
"girlies'' from vincennes at League
park yesterday afternoon in one of
the most exciting finish of a game
played at the local wigwam.
Inevitable defeat that lowered
low above the heads of the Indians
was saved in the last half of the ninth
inning when the score stood 5 to 4
in favor of the Alices. 1t was Pa
ducah's last chance and the crowd
saw it. Then they began ''rattling"
Gosnell, Vincennes' crack twirler,
and the locals went to the bat de
termined to win. Payne walked and
varnadore popped out TO Gosnell.
Anderson followed and swatted the
sphere to Gosnell, who fumbled it,
allowed Anderson to arrive safe on
first. Payne advanced to second and
the crowd cheered as Taylor, the old
reliable, walked to the bat. But
hopes fell and the expected hit did
not come. "Zeke" famed and 1t
looked mighty gloomy for the tribe.
But Block saved the day with a
safe hit that scored Payne and tied
the score. Overton found Gosnells
curves correctly and sent the rawhide
squarely over third base so fast that
both Anderson and Block crossed the
home plate, giving Paducah a de
lserved victory.
1t was a hilarious bunch OF fan,
who left the grand stand with praises
out to Block and Overton.
Gwin, on the slab for the Indians
held the Aiices down TO 9 hits that
were well scattered, while Paducah
only made hits OF Gosnell. Block
did good work behind the bat for the
locals. The game from the start was
invigorating. The Alices scored two
runs In the first and followed with
another In the second inning. Padu-
cab got busy in the third and tied the
score and made the next score in the
sixth. vincennes scored again in the
seventh and in the eighth. But for
Overton's drive at the last moment
the game would have gone to ten in
nings with what may have proved a
victory for Grandma Marin and the
l"daughters."
Dehaven was walked in the first.
Flanagan popped up to Payne and
Jantzen singled. second Dehaven ad-
Ivancing to third sack. Jones flew
out to Lockhart and Dehaven crossed
home plate. Jantzen scored on
OWNS wild pitch. In the second in
ming r. johnson got to first on Lock-
hart's error. NJ. johnson sacrificed
and was out Gwin to Taylor advanc-
ling r. Johnson to second. Gosnell
out Payne to Taylor. Fish singled
and on Angermeirer's error johnson
scored.
In the third Paducah arose from
her slumbers. Angermeirer was hit
by GosneH. Payne touched the ball
gently and sped over 1t, reaching first
before Gosnell could apprehend It.
varnadore followed suit and beat the
ball to first. There were three men
on bases and no outs. On Anderson's
drive between first and second An
germeier and Payne scored Grand
ma Marin juggled the ball and al
lowed Anderson to remain at first.
Taylor sent a hot one and Varnadore
scored. Overton famed and Lock-
hart went out.
The fourth and fifth innings pass
ed without results and in the sixth
the Indians forged one score ahead
Of the "girlies" Lockhart, first
man up, was hit by a pitched ball and
settled on first. Gwin swatted one
at Gosnell who threw to Dehaven at
second in an effort to catch Lock-
hart. Dehaven muffed the BAH and
Lockhart was declared safe. Lock
hart advanced to third sack when
Angermeirer tapped the ball to Cos
nell and Jautzen on third dropped 1t.
Payne scored Lockhart with a bunt.
Varnadore and Anderson flew out.
The Alices took the bat and Cos
nell anchored at first due to OWNS
error. Fish b,ted and Gosnell died
at second. DeLaven singled but was
caught at second when Flanagan
took first base. Fish. who had ad-
vanced to third sack raced for home
and was struck on the right arm by
Payne who was aiming at Block. Jant
zen few out to Varnadore.
Vincennes struck another hitting