The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-06-11

so will have many pleasant acquaint-
ances to renew on the other side.
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and Jacobs to second Schafer was
hit by a pitched ball and took his
base. Hodge dropped Texas lea
guer into left field, but was out when
Hassell made a grandstand run and
picked it off his shoe strings, | hit,
error, l run.
Last Half Fourth Cantwell lined
over second and took his position on
first sack. E. Odom grounded down
the first base line for safety, Can't
we'll going to third N. 0dom groun-
ded past first, driving in Cantwell
from third. E. Odom advanced to
third and N. Odom to second. Har,
ris grounded to the pitcher and was
out at first, with no advance. Two
were out when Brandon sawed. 3
hits, no errors, run.
Fifth-Owens walked MeClish
bunted to Harris and Odom muffed
the ball on the bag; McClish safe.
Owens went to second. Owens ad-
vanced to third when the catcher
threw into center fed. Carr sent
the sphere into center fled and it was
gathered in by Belts who relayed it
home in time to catch Owens. Pitner
grounded to. third and was out at
first. Side out, No hits, / error,
no runs.
Last Half Fifth--Gbvingten drop
ped one into safe territory in left,
and went to second when the fielder
let it et-by him. Hadden grounded
to first, it was booted and Haddon was
safe, Covington going to third Had
don stole second. Hassell grounded
to the second baseman who threw to
the plate too late to catch the fleet
footed Covington. A tally. Has
sell stole second. Belts popped a
foul to the catcher; out. Cantwell
duplicated to the third baseman; out.
E. Odom drove hot grounder to
third, but was out at first. hit, l
error, 1 run.
Sixth-3 up and down. Keath-
ley struck out. Carmichael flied to
right field, as was Jacobs to center
field.
Last Half Sixth-N. 0dom hit
safely to right for one bag. Capt.
Harris turned the pill into left for a
safe one, advancing Odom to second.
Brandon famed, Coyington s""t up
gre and t fell in the seco b seman' !
hands. No advance. Hadden
struck out
Seventh-Schaefer was called out
on the third strike. Hodges high
! fly to center was gathered in and the
side was out when Owens grounded to
the shortstop and was thrown out at
first, No hits, no errors, no runs.
Last Half Seventh-Hassell's
grounder in front of the platt was
put to first In time to head him off.
Belts landed a safe one over second
and was given two base hit when
the center fielded dropped the ball.
Cantwell drove two base hit down
the third base line, coring Belts. E.
0dom popped to third, out. N. Od-
ON let the pitcher have pop fly, but
the latter misjudged it before the so
lar body, and Belts scored when N.
0dom was safe on first. N. 0dom
stole second and went to third when
the ball was too high for the baseman
to reach it. Harris sent one over
ground to third base and was thrown
out at first. Side out. 8 hits, no
errors, 2 runs.
Eighth -McClish grounded to third
and out at first. Carr famed the
air, and Pitner was called out on the
third strike. No hits, no errors, no
runs.
Last Half Eighth-Brandon called
out on strike three. Coyington drove
a. liner into center field, Covington
was suffering from bruised finger,
and Harris took his place on the sack
Haddon's fielders choice to the second
baseman was thrown to first, Had
don taking the count, when Harris
beat it to second, Hasell's groundei
to the first baseman was a hot one.
the latter failed to get 10 the bag, ant
Hassell was credited with a hit, Har
ris went to third, Betts groundel
to the pitcher got to first in time t.
count him out. 2 hits, no errors, nj
runs,
Ninth-Keathley sent long drive
into the mound in center field ant
stopped on second. Carmichael lin
ed to left field and was out; no ad
vance. Jacobs high fly in front O
first base was gathered in by Harris
Schaefer grounded to the pitcher AM
was out at first. No hits, no errors
no runs.
Paris Wins Second
Matinee Three to One.
On Wednesday the home team du
J plicated the defeat dose to Browns
vile. rounding out with runs an.