The Bourbon news., 1911-04-28

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finish as the Georgetown aggregation
by them were allowed through errors
on the part of the Bourbonites.
| McKernan used three pitchers,
| replaced by Schrauder in the sixth,
eighth. The Paris boys had no trouble
! connecting with Judd and seemed to
be able to palce them anywhere in the
| field they desired.
Mayer was the backstop for Paris
and did splendid work throughout the
game. He caught two men off first
| with ease and his pegging was OF q
! high class. He also caught man off
| third, assisted by Kuhlman. Outside
of Parks drive which landed against
the back fence. there was nothing
startling in the playing of the visi
tors. No scores were made until the
fifth inning when three runs were
cnalked up to their credit. They sue
ceeded in getting five runs in the
eighth due entirely to the lax playing
of the home team. The lineup was as
follows:
Parls-Kuhlman, 3b; McKernan, 2b
Mayer, C McKelvey, SIS; Goodman, ri ;
Rapp, cf; Barnett, 1b; Hewitt, If (;
Shears, Schrauder and Maxwell, p.
Georgetown-T. Judd. 3b; Beatty,
2b; Anderson, 1b; K. Judd, p; Bar
nett. If; Herndon, ss; Herring, CT (;
Mckinney. rf; Park, C.
Stone, a pitcher who halls from
Pennsylvania, reported for duty We'd
nesday and looks to be good. He play
| ed last seasun with Williamstown. in
the Tri-State League and made fine
record for himself during the season.
Manager Mckernan is on the look out
for good Outfelder and is now cor
responding with several looking
tow ards having them join the Paris
team by the time the season opens, at
least.
Tomorrow AFTERNOON the Paris team
will meet the State University team
from Lexington.
Richmond is planning for a lively
time when the season opens in that
city on May 10. Richmond will open
at Winchester on May 9, and on the
following day the fans of Pioneer town
will give monster parade which will
be headed by a brass band and partici-
pated in by all the bugs"
Milt Mccormick. last year with
Paris and who was sold to the Albany. ;,
Ga. club of the South Atlantic League,
shut out the Macon club Tuesday al
lowing his opponents but five hits.
Jack Scheneberg, with Savannah. of
the same league. lost to the Augusta
Club in game Monday.
Frank Goodman, of the pennant
winning aggregation, rolled into camp
Monday night. and got down to ha ID
practice tuesday morning. Goodman
has been rsilroading. all winter on a
short line running out of Paintsville,
and aside from few slight touches of
rheumatism says he has wintered well
and is anxious for the season to open.
He had not engaged i'm any practice
prior to reporting but there is no
oubt but that he will be in tip top
hape for the opening game with the
Wharf Rats.
TheCincinnati Enquirer has the fol-
| lowing of the Paris club which will
| play the Wiedemanns in Cincinnati
Sunday:
The champion Paris team of the
Blue Grass League will play the
| Wiedemanns Sunday at the Wiede-
mann park. President fHerman. of
the Reds, has granted the Wiedemann
management special permission to pull
off the game. His consent first had
to be obtained. according to the
national agreement. Paris has always
been big attraction in this vicinity.
This is the first time for four years
that they nave appeared in Northern
Kentucky. and the fans will remember
now they trimmed the Covingtons.
with Red White pitching for Coving
ton, when Manager Aptime for four
years that they have appeared in of Ia
straight games. Ed McKernan, the
Paris manager. is Cincinnati boy.
and several Cf the players are from
this section. among them being Mayer.
who did the catching for the Cincln-
natl Shamrocks last season; Joe Rapp
and Leslie Timme. Mac" expects
one of these lads to turn out to be
great find as Kaiser. who was with
his team last year, and now playing
with the Chicago National League
champions.
A number of Paris fans have signi.
fed their intention of accompanyin G
the Paris team to Cincinnati.
Elegant Lines.
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