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which went: from this city1 to cheer
their favorites to victory. w.
Paris assumed control of the stu
alton at the beginning when they
counted three runs in the first session.
Harrell walked and McKernan hit
past third, Mayer drove the ball to
left for hume run Harrell and Nc
Herman scores: Maxwell grounded out
to short; Barnett flied to Mcdonald.
Goodman walked and Kuhlman flied
out to Poland.
Another was added in the second
after Streiker and Hauser had gone
out on flies and Harrell hiv to center
for home run.
Maysville counted first in the fifth
when Friedly doubled to right after
two were down and scored on Mack's
drive to center for two bases.
Paris annexed another in the sixth.
Barnett famed. Goodman beat out a
slow one, Kuhlman tripled to left scOr-
ing Goodman.
In this inning MaysviIle put over
their last run of the game. Williams
tripled to center and scored on Streik-
er's wild throw
Three in the seventh was the best
Paris could do. Harrell and McKer-
nan were out and Mayer singled to
left. Maxwell followed with u triple
to center scoring Mayer and Barnett
lifted the ball to the left garden for a
homer After Maxwell and Mayer
were out in the ninth Barnett lifted
the hail to left for his second homer.
The score:
Paris s..3l OOO13O l-9
Maysvi!le ......O 0 o @ o O %
observation-disclosures ool
Maysville. Friedley and Fisher. Err
rors--Paris 2. uits-Paris 13, Mays
vile 6. Earned runs Paris 8, Mays
vile 2. Two base hits-F'riedley,
Hauser. Three base hits-Kuhman,
4 Williams, Maxwell. Home runs
| Mayer, Harrell, Barnett e. Stolen
bases--Mayer 2, Mack. Base On balls
I of Hauser 3, off Friedley 2. Struck
out-by Haussr a, by Friedley z. Left
On base-Paris 5, MaysvilIe z. Double
plays McKernan to Harrell to Bar.
. nett, McAernan 10 Barnett. First basc
on errnrs-M aysviIle 2. Time hours
Umpire-Feye. Attendance-2,0 coo.
MONDAY.
In fast game featured by the sen
sational fielding of the locals Pari!
! took the game from Lexington al
! White Park yesterday afternoon by /;
4 score Of to l and took the lead in tht
Blue Grass pennant race.
The contest was brilliant through
out. Schrauder, who was en- tn,
I mound for the locals. showed muci
! improvement over his former game.
and at no time did he allow the visi
tors look lin.
Kuhlman starred for the locals botl
\ with the stick and in the field. H,
pulled off three plays that were of {
sensational order and out of four time:
up secured three hits.
The locals started the ball to rolling
in their half of the first inning
Harrell was given free ride to the
first station and advanced to second or
Mckernan's sacrifice. Mayer flied tt
\ Sewell and Maxwell drew a base
er, Harrell scoring and Barnett reach.
Go OOdman's grnundsr to VioX.
- In the third session two hits and &
sacrifice put another run over fol
Il Paris. McKernan was first up and hit
safely to right field. Mayer sacrificed
and Maxwell grounded to Kimbro.
Barnett doubled scoring McKernan
B Goodman grounded to VioX for the
8 third out.
q The visitors made their lone tally il
s the sixth inning. Vallandingham
waited and walked and reached sec
Ond on Viox's sacrifice. Kimbrt
reached first on Harrell's error. Val
+ landingham taking third, scoring or
Longs hit to left. Ellis fanned ant
Yancey hit line drive to right, which
Goodman took after hard run.
r Paris counted their last run in THEN
s half on three hits. Maxwell doubled,
3 Barnett famed and Goodman drove
the ball to center for base. Max
g well was caught at the plate, Goud
> man going to the second - station.
Kuhlman followed with single scor-
4 ing Goodman StEeiker grounded to
e Long fer the third out. The score:
& Lexington. ..0 q D 0 o 0 0-1
IS Paris. 0 l 90 % X-3
Earned runs-Paris z. Two base
: hits-Barnett, Maxwell. Three base
2 hits Sewell. Base on balls off
: Schrauder l. off Vallandingham 2.
Struck cut-by Schrauder A, by Val
: laECi1gtam G. Left on bases-Paris
8 o. Lexington S. First base on errors
Paris !, Lexington l. Stolen bases
Z Mayer. Sacrifice hi!s-VioX. McKer-
nan. Mayer. Time-1 :39. Umpire
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