The Bourbon news., 1911-05-23

man; Olson, Baird, Walden. Sacrifice
jy-Barnett. Hits--off Ashby in 2
l-2 innings; off Hewitt 8; eff Carey
IL. Wild pitch-Bauser 2. lime 80.
Umpire-Feye. Attendanca-300.
SATUDAY.
Paris took the last game of the Sc
ries from the Richmond Pioneers Sat-
urday afternoon by score Cf 10 to 6.
In batting rally in the final session
the Pioneers came near duplicating
TIE performance of the Bourbonites in
the game of Friday, and ty consecu-
tive hitting rolled up total of four
runs after two men had been retired.
Although the locals were Outbatted,
safetieS did not come when the visi-
tors needed them most, Harold proving
very effective with men on bases. and
worked himself out of many difficult
places.
The locals took the lead in the first
session, counting three runs, and in
the three innings following went out
in order. and in the fifth. four hits
counted for two runs, and duplicated ia
the sixth.
The first two tallies of the visitors
came IN the seventh. Walden doubled
TO right and White planted one for
three bases in the same territory
White scored on McKernan's s bad throw
to Mayer.
Paris annexed three more in the
eighth. Goodman waited and walked.
kuhlman hit a hot one to third and
was safe.
Kaucher flied to Bramlage and Har4
old moved both runners up a peg by a
neat sacrifice. On Wright's tumble of
Harrell's hot grounder Goodman scor-
ed and Kuhlman crossed the rubber
when Mckernan hit to center. Mayer
flied to third for the last out.
After two men had been retired in
the ninth the visitors counted four
runs. ChenOweth. up for Nichols, was
given pass. Baird hit to right and
Olson duplicated. Chenoweth scoring.
Bramlage drove the sphere to left for
base and Whitaker hit one to Har.
rell that was too hot to handle, but
was knocked down. With the bases
clogged Haley for the third time hit
safely scoring Olson and Bramlage.
Wright hit to Harrell, forcing Haley
at second for the last oLt. The score !:
Richmond. q 0 0 0 0 0 2 O A. 6
Paris. OOO22 x-1O
Earned runs-Paris A. Richmond 4.
Two base hit-Walten. Three base
hits -Harrell, Maxwell, White. Home
run-HarOld. Wild piuch-Harold.
Stolen base-Msyer. Sacrifice hits
Harold. Base on balls-off Nichols 3,
Harold 2. Struck Out-by Nichols /,
by Harold 4. Double play-Olson to
laird to Walden. Left on base-Rich-
m ond 8, Paris 5.
SUNDAY.
Heavy hitting coupled with stupid
playing on the part of the Lawmakers
won for the BOurboniteS in the contest
at Frankfort Sunday afternoon. The
game was played on a soggy field, but
the BOurbOnites took to the goiag
after the second inning.
The feature of the game was the
batting of Shears, who out of five
times up made five hits. The Law
makers were unable to touch Shears
for four innings and during that time
only one man reached first.
The Bourbonites made their first
scores In the third inning when Shears
singled to left and after Kaucher was
out. Harrell was out but McKernan
hit by short, advancing Shears to
second. Mayer followed with a two
base hit clearing the bases. -
In the fourth inning the Bourbonites
scored three runs, Kaucher being safe
at first by forcing Kuhlman out at
second. Shears followed with two
base hit and Harrell flew out. McKer-
nan was hit by the ball and Mayer hit
by third base tOtaling three scores.
kaucher, Shears and Mckernan also
scoring.
In the sixth inning Shears hit for
two bases to right field and scored on
two base hit TO center.
In the seventh inning after tw, men
were out Kuhlman hit to center for
three bases and scored on Kaucher's
single. kaucher scored on a pass ball.
In the ninth inning Goodman singled
over second. was sacrificed to second
by kuhlman and scored on Shears
fifth hit of the game Seebach made
the first score for the Lawmakers in
the fifth, opening with a hit to center
being advanced to second by Rapp's
hit by second and scsred on Nickel
veS's two base hit. The Lawmakers
had g0cd chance in the ninth with a
hit but were not equal to the emergen-
cy. ln tne ninth inning Haase opened
Win a two base hit, scored on Nickel
vey two base hit who in turn scored
or kyle's hit TO center.
The score:
Paris -. .......O 1-9
frankfort % U U o / D 0 q 2-3
Batteries Paris. Shears and Mayer;
jones and Weeks Hits
Paris 10. Frankfort 8. ErrOrs-Paris
Frankfort 5. Earned runs-Paris Z,
Frankfort 8. Two base hits-Mayer,
Shears 2, McKelvey 2. McKernan.
Haase. Three base hits-Kuhlman.
Base on palls-Jones g Struck out
by Shears 6: by Jones 5. Left on
bases-Paris 9, Frankfort 5. Double
to Barnett; Nicholson