The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-12
PARIS H|TTERS
WHIP RIVALS
HIRED PLAYERS
Fans Overjoyed as New Mad
isOn Falls Before Pitching
of RO0p and Steady Sup
port.
Powers and Clarke, Winches-
ter's Crack Battery, Un-
able to Stop Opponents
Playing for Championship.

Between five and six hundred fans
eaw New Paris humiliate New Madi-
son yesterday at Athletic park by the
score of II to 4.
Roofing was intense. Rioters for
New Madison, who came in a body,
including the mayor and all, to see
their team capture the game, were
crestfallen. New Paris fans, however,
left the park with Il told you So
Their team was made up largely OF
local boys, who were very much in
the game at all stages.
Powers and Clerke, the battery for
the Winchester team this summer, who
have made an excellent record, were
the battery for New Madison. Powers,
by the way, has been holding his Op-
ponents to two and three hits the en-
tire summer, but the way New Paris
slammed his choicest offerings made
him appear easy.
Roop outpitched him by big mar
gin, allowing five hits to Powers
twelve. The teams will meet for the
third and last game Of their present
three-game series next Sunday, and
both will come loaded more than they
were yesterday.
Score In First.
First Inning-E. Sharpe flew out to
Cooney, and Roop got both Hill and
Heater by the strike-out route. Clapp
lead off for New Paris by skying out
to Max. Hampton singled to right.
Brown worked Powers for pass.
Cooney hit to P. Sharpe, who touched
third, forcing Hampton, Cooney safe.
Eli Gates singled to center, Brown and
Cooney coming over. Niebuhr famed.
Second Inning-Clarke walked. p.
Sharpe singled. Jennings got on first
when Brown erred. Arnett out, Lu-
cas- to Gates. Max hit sharply to
Brown, who let it go, Clarke and
Sharpe scoring. Max scored on a wild
throw. Powers walked. E. Sharpe
ended by tanning.
Stanley singled to right. Lucas
struck out. Roop flied out to P.
Sharpe. Clapp safe at first on Arnett' 8
error. Hampton singled and Brown
followed suit Stanley and Clapp scor-
ing. Cooney safe at first on another
error by Arnett. Gates struck out.
Third Inning-Hill flied to Lucas.
Heater singled. Clarke's high one fell
in Cooney's hands. Sharpe famed.
Niebuhr out, Sharpe to E. Sharpe
Stanley hit to Jennings, who tossed
tim out at first. Lucas got life on
Jennings error Roop flied out to
Jennings.
Two Men Count.
Fourth Misunderstanding hit safely
stole second and third. Arnett struck
out. Max followed with fly to Stan
ley. Powers struck out.
Clapp hit safely to right Hampton
safe at first on Powers error. Brown
got free transportation Cooney flied
to Arnett. Gates hit to Jennings, who
threw to Clarke for force out on
Clapp. Clarke dropped the ball, ClapI
scoring. Hampton and Brown came
in moment later on a single by Lu
cas-. Stanley flew to Sharpe
Fifth Inning-E. Sharpe struck out
Hill safe at first on Niebuhr's error
but was forced by Heater, Rood gettins
the assist and Lucas the out Clarke
was safe on Gates error and stole sec
Dnd. p. Sharpe out, Lucas to Gates.
Roop was out, Clarke to f. Sharpe
Clapp swung at three and sat down
Hampton walked and Brown got hit
Cooney flied out to Jennings.
Sixth Inning-Jennings and Arnet
flied to Lucas and Max struck out
Gates out, Jennings to Ratliff. Me
buhr poled one for a single. but caugh
stealing. Clarke to Jennings. Luca
struck out.
Seventh Inning-Ratliff out Nebuh