The Bourbon news., 1911-05-30
News OF The Diamond.
FRIDAY.

noon Wnen tney won the last game VI
the series by a score of to z. The
contest opened with snap and vigor
that bid tair to make the game one OF |
the liveliest seen on the local lot this
season, but when the locals took the
lead in the second inning the result
was never in doubt.
Yeikes essayed to pitch for the
Lawmakers but showed signs of weak
ness in the second inning. when he
passed the first man up and allowed
two hits. He was then relieved by
Cramer who held the -Bourbonites In
check until the sixth when another
trio OF runs was counted.
Schrauder was sent in to tWiri for
the locals and while he displayed a
little W wildness in the three sessions
had sufficient control to conilne the
score to the two tallies when IN the
fourth session he was hit on the finger
by batted ball and forced to retire
from the game.
The visitors opened with rush Nc
Keivy leading off with clean single
to right Nicholson beat out a slow
one down the third base line, Mckelvy
going to third and scoring On Wlld
pitch. Seebach laid one in front or
the, plate and beat it out. Hasse
grounded. to Harreil and Nicholson was
nipped at the plate. Rapp and Kyle
grounded to schrauder.
The locals tied the score in their
halt. Harrell the first up, hit to right
| for three bases aud crossed the rubber
on McKerIan's sacrifice TO Mrkelvy.
Mayer and Maxwell hit into outs.
The visitors added another in the
second assisted by Schrauder's wild
beaye to Barnett. Konnick looked
over four bad ones and scored when
Scbrauder threw wild to first, Weeks
taking third YeTkes hit to Kuhlman
and Weeks was caught eff ct third,
Mayer to Kuhlman. McKelvy grounded
to Barnett
Paris took a good lead in their half.
Barnett walked and Goodman beat out
a slow one to Yerkes, and kuhlman
laid one down the third base line to
Rapp, filling the bases. Barnett scor-
ed on a wild pitch. Cramer, who re-
lieved Yerkes, passed Streiker and
| Schrauder famed. Goodman and kunl-
man crossd the rubber when Harrell
bit to right. Mex ernan flied to Hasse
for the third out.
Harold, who relieved Schrauder IN
the fourth was very effective and the
Lawmakers were only able TO hit him
| successful but three times during the
remainder of the contest. In the siXtn
the locals added three more. Mayer
singled past third and came all the
way home on a wild throw. Maxwell
| tanned and Barnett drew his second
pass and reached third on kyie's er-
ror. Goodman singled scoring Bar
lnett, stole second anu scored Oh Strelk-
er's sa fety through sc cond.
The visitors locked dangerous in the
leigath when with Cne down Hasse
singled 10 center and Rapp followed
with a double in the same territory
Hasse was nipped at the plate wber
Kyle grounded to Harrell and Konpicl
! flied 20 Maxwell. The score:
Paris ........... y y q z K
Frankfort ...1 ! o 0 O 0 o 0 O..
|, Batteries Paris, Schtauder. HarOi,
and Mayer Frankfort, Yerkes, Cram
er and Weeks. Hits-Paris 9 Frank
, fort s. Errors-Paris 3. Frankfort
Earned runs-Paris 2. Two base hit
RAMP, Mayer. Three base hit-Har
rell. Bases on balls-off Scnrsuder
off Ye,kes i, off Cramer 2. StIucI
out-by Schrauder i, by Harold 4, b.
= Cramer 2. Double plays X onnick t
Hsase to Kyle. Wild pitch, -Yerkes
I Sacrifice fly-McK ernan. Hits-o;
Z Schraudei in 3 l-3 innings. off Yer
kes in inning, off Harold in 2
/ innings, off Cramer 6 in Z innings
\ Stolen bases-Nichoison. Mayer, Coco
man. Iime-one hour and forty mir
utes. Umpire-WilkersOn.
: SATURDAY.
Paris came out the victor in prett
, contest Saturday afternoon when the
defeated the Maysville club in an e2
citing ninth inning finish by a score Q
IL to 2.
The game was stubbornly conteste
? from the opening session and bot
clubs PLAYED championship ball. Shear
and Romaine who opposed each Othe
in the opening contest of the seas"
about three weeks ago were pitte
against each other. Both men wer
on their mettle and while Shears ha
decidedly the best of the argument
the number Of safe bingles Roman
whiffed seven of the Bourbonites
the full nine sessions.
The game was replete with man
L
al and Langenham, Maysville's lie!
gardener. pulled down several drive
that would have piled up large nun
ber of talies in the favor of the il
Gals. Maxwell and Streiker played
fast game in the field for Paris, tn
latter in the eighth pulling down
drive from Romaine's bat after ion
run.
While the Bourbonites accumulate
a total of thirteen safeties in most il
stances ROmaine was successful
keeping them SO we'll scattered as
be of little benefit. In only two Sc
sions did the locals fail tc score hi
Paris counted first in the third il
ming although in the session previo'
they had man on second and thu
with only one man out. and chanc
looking good for score. In the thil
Harrell led off With single to rig
and pilfered second. McKernan fiji
out to Williams and Mayer drove tt
ball to center for base scoring Ha
.olI Movwell anr Rurnett hit in