Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-06

tional league, walked off
the field with a ; to 0 VIC
tory in the second game
of the worlds series.
Grimes spitbal tied the backs Of
the C!evelanders in knots, while
Brooklyn's hitting was timely, the ma
tional leaguersl getting their swats
in clusters when hits meant runs.
Basby opened for Cleveland and last
ed up until the eighth inning when he
was pulled to permit Burns to hit for
him Uhle went in in the next frame,
and while he held the enemy runlesS
, he managed to strike ont three men
| in the remainder of his time on the
mound. Grimes had dangerous IN.
ming in the eighth when he passed
three men, hut came out without the
Indians getting Il tally by reason OF
| his superb slabwOrk on the rest OF
the foe who faced him.
The unofficial figures showing the
Attendance were 23,S94.
The two teams put up some very
sharp fielding and batting practice
I which provoked rounds OF applause
| from the fans.
! The batteries for today's game
were Bagby and O'Neil for Cleveland.
and Grimes and Miller for Brooklyn.
The chill of Yesterdays defeat and
a cold night did not freeze up the en-.
thusiasm OF the fans who came ealy
to the ball yard. Spectators seeking
seats in the unreserved stands began
to form in line two hours before sun
up and shivered and shook in the
arctic blast that came out Of the,
north. A ground keeper making his
rounds at midnight heard a heavy
snore behind the scoreboard in left
field, He promptly unearthed four
men who had hidden in the ball park
after Yesterdays game and were TAX
ing IA nights rest in a nest OF news.
papers back of the scoreboard
The following is the game as it was
turned out play by play;
First inning.
Cleveland--,JamieSon went out. ko-
], ney to Grimes. Johnston threw out
!, Wamby at first. Speaker singled past
! Johnston Smith struck out. No
/, runs, one hit, no errors.
81 Brooklyn Olson popped to Wam'
by. Johnston got a hit into deep
short and stole second, Griffith out,
, Johnston to Bagby, Johnston going
to third Johnson scored on Wheat 5
hit into center for two bases. Wheat
made second by fast base running.
. Gardner threw out Myers at first. one
3 run, TWO hits. no errors.
+ Second Inning.
Cleveland Gardner got a two base
q hit into left Grimes took Johnston's 9
. grounder and tossed to Olson. who
touched out Gardner between the
hays, Johnston getting to first. Sew
ell flied out to Olson. With ONell
lp Johnston went out stealing. Mil
ler to kidulf. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
Brooklyn Jameson made a nice
catch of koneys line drive kiidun
lined out to Gardner Miller fouled
to O'Ncil. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Third Inning.
Cleveland Grimes toJed out
O'Neil at first. Grimes threw out
Bagby. Jameson singled over sec
ond. Wamby flied 10 Wheat NC
runs. one hit, no errors.
Rrooklyn-G Grimes singled through
the pitcher Bagby took Olson $ sac
ritce and threw wildly 10 SECOND
Both runners were safe, Grimes was
spiked as he slid into second. John
ston fouled out TO ONeil, trying t'
bunt. Grimes scored on Gri1th's t"'
bagger into right field. Olson going Il
third, Wheat was purpo-ely passed
4
lowed Gardner took Myers grounde
and threw to O'Neil forcing olson
The catcher's throw to tirst MT MY
ut ers on the back. Griffith trled u
m score on the play. but was out, John
ID son to O'Neil one run, two h's
one error.
Fourth Inning.
cleveland Speaker walked. Smlti
grounded out to Honey speaker ~
inc 10 second. Gardner flied to Wy
n ors Johnston flied to Wheat wh
ran back to the beachers TO max
the catch. no runs, no hits no ei
ON rors. ,,a, a.
en Brooklyn Honey sent up hlgh II
c' to Wamhv kilduif sent long ny u
=" left center which Speaker took alitr
'e long RIM. Bagby threw out Miller
w No runs. no hits, no errors.
~ Fifth Inning.
en cleveland Grimes threw oht Sc"
10 ell at first. ONeil out Olson 10 hl
az uey Bagby sent a long ny 10 Myers
No runs. no hits, no errors
Brooklyn Sewell threw out Grlhle
- Olson singled through the p'tchei
Johnston went out, Johnston 10 Dag
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