The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-09-09
HUSTLERS AGAIN BEATEN
Paris Win Second of Series in
Ten Rounds by the Score
of Six to Three.
HEAVY HITTING A FACTOR.
Paris Batters Lay On Slants of
Two Winchester Hurlers
Game Here Today

In contest which went ten innings
Paris won the second game of the
championship series from Winchester
yesterday afternoon by score of 6 to
3. The exhibition was full of thrills
from the opening session until the
tenth when the heavy hitting Bourbon
ties fell on the slants of Platter. and
when the smoke of the excessive bonn
bardment had cleared away three runs
had crossed the rubber and the contest
ended with Paris that many to the
good.
The locals batted two of the Hustler
pitchers hard. Saunders, the little
side wheeler, went in and pitched a
splendid game until the eighth keeping
his hits well scattered and allowing
but one run. Then the McKernan men
got to him and before he could be
taken from the mound the score had
been tied. Platter was substituted and
retired the side. The latter HEAVIER
went we'll until the tenth when
fussilade of safeties relieved the sus-
penSe.
Scheme berg overcome the ''hoodoo"
thirteen and by winning the game
equaled the record of the Blue Grass
League established by Jimmie Poole
last year, when he won as many games
for Paris in d row.
While he was as wild as a March
hare, Scheneberg improved as the
| game progressed. Two of the runs
were the result of an error and pass,
only one. of the Hustlers' tallies being
CT the clean cut fashion.
McKernan played star game in the
field for Paris, pulling off two SEN
sational catches, each of which Tucked
good for safe drive. Mayer, Barnett,
Maxwell and Chapman hit the ball
hard and at the most opportune times.
The Hustlers started out by scoring
one run in the first when Walsh hit
safely, took second on Reeds sacrifice
and went to third on Olson's out, scor-
ing when Harrell let Coleman's groun-
der get past him. Olson walked in the
fourth, Coleman singled to center. A
double steal was pulled off and ON
| Goosetree's out Olson counted.
/ IN the second frame Paris counted
one. Barnett doubled to right and
Maxwell popped to Goosetree. Lake
| fumbled Kuhlman's grounder, Barnett
scoring. Chapman was hit and Scheme
berg flied to Brown. Harrell flied to
!
| Coleman.
The Hustlers counted their last run
| in the sixth and in the eighth the
locals tied the score Mayer beat cut a
slow one to Walsh. Goodman forced
Mayer, Barnett doubled to right scor-
ing Goodman. Maxwell singled to left
sending Barnett across the rubber.
Saunders retired and Platter. who went
in forced Kuhlman and Chapman to hit
| into outs.
The game was clinched in the tenth.
Mayer led off with double to right
and Goodman sacrificed. Barnett
singled, scoring Mayer. Maxwell
singled to left. Kuhlman forced Max
well and Chapman delivered two
Dagger which sent Barnett and Kuhl-
man home. Scheneberg frightened up
in the final round. tanning Walsh and
Reed. and forcing Olson to pop an
easy one to Kuhlman.
The Paris and Winchester teams
will meet on the local grounds this
afternoon for the third game of the
series, when it is expected one of the
largest crowds of the season will be in
attendance, if the condition of the
grounds will permit game.
Practically all of the box seats in the
stands have been sold and a large
number of these have been engaged by
out. f-town people. A large delegation
will be here from both Maysville ano
Lexington.
A large delegation from both Mays
vile and Lexington will be here.
| McKernan will probably work Haus
er in the game this afternoon while
Coleman may send Brown in to oppose
the locals. The game will be called al
3 :15. The fourth game of the series
will be played in this city Sunday
afternoon. Score of the game yester
day;
Paris. ..........Ol OOOO2 St
Winchester. -. 90 0 0 0 0 o.:
Batteries-Paris. Scheneberg anC
Mayer; Winchester, Saunders, Platter
and Meek. Hits-Paris IL, Winchester
6. Errors-Paris 1, Winchester 8
Earned runs-Paris 5, Winchester /
; Two base hits-Mayer, Barnett
Chapman, Reed, Brown. First on balls
| eff Scheneberg 5. Stolen bases-Mc
! Herman, Olson. Coleman. Struck ou
by Scheneberg 3, Sanders 1. b!
Platter 2. Left on bases-Paris
, Winchester 6. Sacrifice hits-Good
man, Reed, Coleman. Double play
/ Harrell to McKernan. Passed ball
Meek. First base on errors-Paris 2
Winchester 1. Hit by pitcher-Chap
man. Time-1;50. Umpire-Kane.