The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-12
BASE BALL.
CLUB STANDING.

Richmond Al Al 800
Win cheSter SO 43 .475
Shelbyville .32 SO 1881
TUESDAY.
The BOurbOnites went to Frankfort
Tuesday and were defeated by the
Lawmakers, the game resulting in a
shutOut for the locals. Lester Cornell
won his fifteenth consecutive victory
and so complete did he have the Paris
club at his mercy that only one clean
drive was made off of him during the
nine sessions and only one of the
Bourbonites reached the third sta
ton. which was the result of a base
OIL balls.
Poole held the Lawmakers to seven
hits, only about three of which could
be counted as clean safeties, and
him. The score:
Paris 20 O O O 0 O O O 90
Fraukfort.0 O . O 1 O 0 x-2
Batteries-Paris. Poole and THAI.
Frankfort, Cornell and Angemire !,
Hits Paris, 1; Frankfort, z. Errors
Paris, 3; Frankfort, 2.
Earned Runs-Frankfort, 1. Two
base Hits-Beard. Left on Bases
Paris, 4; Frankfort, T. Struck Out
By Poole, Z; by Cornell, 8. Bases on
Balls-Off Cornell, 3; off Poole, ].
Hit by Pitcher-By Poole (Swartz).
| Double Plays-Angemeier. Ball. Sac
rifice Hits-Hoffman Stolen Bases
| Harrell, 9; Beard, Bail, Hicks First
Base on Errors-Paris, L; Frankfort.
2. Passed Balls-Thau, 1. Time
lao. Umpire-Morton.
NOTES.
A press dispatch from Frankfort
! Tuesday says: 1.-The pitching of Cor
nell to-day was the most wonderful
ever seen in the league. A scout from
| the ST. Louis Browns was in the
grandstand and saw his work. 1t is
certain almost tonight that the deal
the st. Louis Americans next year.
The scout selected the date when
Paris was here to see him work. 1t is
understood that Detroit had sent a
man to this city, and that Toledo had
a man on the grounds, but it is GER
tain that he will go up next season. !"
WEDNESDAY,.
Following the two defeats for the
Bourbonites on Monday and Tuesday
Kuhn & Company came over from
Shelbyville on the afternoon of Wedes-
day and essayed to check the upward
stride of the Boruboites toward Pen
nantville.
The effort was far fetched, inasmuch
as the confidence with which the locals
played verawed their opponents and
after the nine sessions had been
traversed, came out with the largest
amount of tallies five the best in num-
Der, willie bobble IN the sixth inning
saved the Shelby aggregation from a
complete banking.
Winchell was chosen to twirl the
Mex ernan tribe to victory and his as
sortment of deceptive benders were
entirely too much for his opponents,
with the re suit that fourteen we're re-
tired via the strikeout route and safe
drives were so few that the affair was
tame from the onset.
The Bcurbonites started well in the
opening session after KulDau had
gone out on an easy grOunder. Nc
Herman followed with hot one that
bounded off Glsler's shins and the run
ner reached the first station in asfety.
Kaiser followed with astinger to the
right garden that sent McKernan to
third and moment later pilfered sec
Ond. Goodman looked over four bad
ones and was given pass. Scott fol-
lowed with safe one that scored
Kaiser and McKernan. With third and
second occupied Barnett sent a high
one to Hogan and on the out Goodman
crossed the pan. Chapman grounded
to Badger for the third out.
Winchell opened the sixth session by
giving both Long and Badger base
on balls. The runners were advanced a
peg on Kuhn's sacrifice. Miller Whit
ed the wind and Stengall lifted one to
Chapman that should have retired the
side but the ball was misjudged and
f! both men scored. Gisler famed for
the last out.
The entire Bourbonite aggregation
faced Harrell in the seventh. Kuhl-
man led off with hit to left and went
all the way to third when McKernan
sent the ball into right territory. Nc
Herman stole second and Kaiser fan
ned Goodman punked a slow one to
! HarreH that struck the twirler in the
breast on the bound and could not be
recovered before Huffman had cross
ed the rubber and Goodman had
reached first. Scott follced With
high ole TO Lor G and ca the out Nc
Herman scored. Barnett drew a spass
and Goruman scored when Chapman
hit to right. Barnett and Chapman
scorsd when THAI drove the ball to
/ the fence for three bases. Winchell
ms to Kuhn fer the third out. Score !:
Paris.............3 G 0 o 0 05 Ks
Snslbyville. ....:. o 0 0 0 OF % % o.
! Fate ries-Paris Winchell and Than :;
Saeloyville HarreIl ana Schultz. Hits
: Paris II; She l5yvile a. Errors
! + sris /; Shelbyvilie l. Earned runs
Pa, is a. Three base hits-rnau. Sac
i!nce hit Kuhn. Sacrifice fy-Scott,
Jarrett. Stolen bases-Miller, McKer-
hal, Kaiser. Goodman. Struck out
by Har,ell 5; by Winchell IA. Bases
on balls-otf Harrell 3; Off Winchell 8.
/ Hit by pitched ball-by Winchell l.
Time-l SO. Umpires Morton and