Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-07
PIT BALL FOOL INDIANS AND THEY
 LOSE TO DODGERS
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ison. O'Neill endeavored to turn le play into second out at first ] ut his throw hit Myers in the back { s the latter raced for the initial ack. Johnston was on the job, how yer, and rushed up the baseline There he picked up the ball and hurl- d 1t back to O'Neill in time to catch Griffith trying to score. O'Neill Esided by completely blocking the ap- Kroach to the plate, for which he was 4Cundly booed by the Brooklyn fans Hhe. play was legitimate, however ! End Umpire Connolly, officiating be- 8Hind the plate, paid no attention to Enc protests. Brooklyn's other runs ffseTe scored without any enthusiasm So speak of. "a Jimmy Johnston gave the Brooklyn I ans the first real opportunity to- nheer when he beat out single to sseep short in the first inning. It fsgrcced to be opening of the first run, . johnston added the second quarter of .she run when he made clean steal ef second and ambled to third while Niriffith was being disposed of at ssiirst. Captain Zack Wheat came to he front with hit to center, which ent Johnston across the plate, Wheat Iy fast sprinting making his hit q ornt for double.
 Griffith Hits Timely ] Griffith added to his record as finely hitter in the fifth when his ingle to short sent Olson home with he final run of the game The srooklyn shortstop got on by connect ng one of Bagby's fast ones for jingle. He advanced to midway while johnston and Bagby were disposing f the formers brother and completed he circuit on Griffith's hit. The attendance, despite an improv- ncnt in the weather conditions, did slot equal that of the opening game The sky was overcast when Grimes IcIved his opening pitch and there vas little wind to disconcert the ielders. Although the sun cast only occasional rays on the diamond, the ssir was warm and without the nip ping chill which accompanied Cleve- and's victory yesterday. Still therf were scattered vacant seats, in both over and upper stands. The spec Eators as a whole appeared to view she struggle with apathy, only oc- A:asionally giving vent to concen-
 rated roar of approval or encourage
 nent. There was an utter lack of
 cam roofing, while songs and music
 which have made other worlds series Conspicuous from standpoint, were Ms much missing as during the open EIng game.
 2 The official figures announced by IIhe National Commission showed that
 In both attendance and receipts the figures fell below those of yesterday
 The paid attendance was 22,559; the
 Feceipts $76,164. This makes total
 receipts for the two days of $155,213
 Ehe division of this money for the
 swo days follows:
 mission, $15,521.3O.
 7 Sixty per cent of balance to players
 pool, $83, ,S15.02.
 Remainder to clubs, $55,S766S. The players share in the receipts
 If the first five games and their pool
 Is divided seventy-five per cent to
 Inc players of the teams participating
 In the worlds series and twenty five per cent to the players of the teams Finishing second and third in. the National and American Leagues. | The complete pitching analysis of Ehe game shows that while Grimes in
 The victor's role, threw the ball up to
 The opposing batters 130 times in
 nine innings, his two opposing twirl-
 srs, Bagby and Uhle, had a total of 95
 For eight innings, of which Bagby
 threw 69 in six and Uhle 26 in two, In the eighth inning Grimes had
 Erouble in locating the plate when he
 hurled the sphere 25 times. a record for the present series. Of these
 bitches IA were balls and three men
 walked to. first. The three Brooklyn
 runs were scored off Babgy in the
 first, third and fifth. in which innings
 nc made 15, 12 and 19 pitches, respec-
 lively.
 Bagby made the low record of five
 pitches in the fourth inning when he
 threw two balls and the three other
 offerings were turned into outs
 Crimes low inning was the sixthb
 when he allowed one hit, threw one
 ball and two strikes and outs ac-
 counted for the other three, making a
 total of seven pitches.
 ! Grimes threw 48 balls, 31 strikes
 t5 foul strikes and five fouls after
 she second strike. Ten of his deliver fes were turned into fly outs and IA into ground outs. Bagby's record
 was 25 balls, ten strikes, seven foul
 Strikes and three fouls after the sec
 bnd strike. Ten pitches resulted IN fly outs and seven in ground outs.
 He allowed seven hits, as did Crimes Uhle, in the two innings. he occupied Inc mound, delivered eight balls, nine Eitrikes, five foul strikes and one foul
 Three other pitches resulted in fly puts.
 Score:
 .I Cleveland AB R BH 20 A E If 4 0 ? 0 0