Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09

parent double. O'Neill hit through
Johnston, sending Sewell to second
o'Neill was credited with a single. Ma
maux was sent in to relieve CaGore In
the box for Brooklyn The stands wers
in an uproar Of glee. Coveleskie famed
Jameson lined to Myers, who doubled
SewelI of second, Myers to Olson to XII
duR. Myers catch was a beauty and
he made a spectacular throw while run.
ming at full tilt. Olson scooped the bal
and tossed 1t to KilduR. NO RUNS
TWO HITS. NO ERRORS.
THIRD INNING,
BROoKLYN-Kii famed. swing
ing widely at the last one. Miller out
Coveleskie to w. Johnston, on a pretty
fielding play by the pitcher. Mamaux
fanned. NO RUNS. NO HITS. nc
CLEVELAND - wamby singled Il
right, dropping a looping fly back oi
the inheld. Speaker stepped to the
plate and Rube Marquard was sent out
to warm up. Speaker singled to center
sending Wamby to third. Speaker tool
second when Myers threw to third
trying to head off Wamby. MarQuard
went in to relieve Mamaux in the boz
for Brooklyn. Burns batted for Il. Smith
Burns singled to left, scoring Wamby
and Speaker. and went TO second when
Wheat fumbled the drive. Gardner
famed. Wood batted for w. Johnston
Wood flied to Myers. Sewell singled ia
Konetchy, who was unable to get tC
first in time with his roller Burns went
to third on the play. O'Neill was pur-
posely passed, filling the bags. Gov
eleskie forced O'Neill on a roller to XII
dun, who touched second. TWO RUNS
FOUR HITS. ONE ERROR.
FOURTH INNING.
BRoOKLYN-Burns playing nrst base
and Wood right field for Cleveland. OIL
son flied to Speaker. J. Johnston singled
to left for the first hit OF Coyeleskfe
Ii was a solid drive. Griffith doubled
to right center, scoring J. Johnston. II
was a tremendous crack and only the
short fence prevented 1t from going for
a triple. Wheat lined to Speaker and
Griffith took third after the catch. Myers
ont Sewell to Burns. ONE RUN. TWO
HITS. NO ERRORS.
CLEVELAND-Evan batted for Jam
ieson. Evans lined to Myers, who made
a miraculous catch at his shoe-strings
rolling over and over and coming NJ
with the ball Wamby went out, Mar
Guard to Konetchy. 1t was Konetchy s
first put-out though three innings had
been played. Speaker out, Kilduff to Ko-
netchy. NO RUNS. NO HITS. NO
ERRORS.
FIFTH INNING.
BROOKLYN playing left field
for Cleveland. Konetchy walked. Kill
dun famed, swinging weakly at spit
ter Miller hit into u double play, Sew
ell to Wamby to Burns. NO RUNS. Nc
HITS. NO ERRORS.
CLEFELAND-Burns famed, swinging
az the last ono. Gardner flied to Myers
who made jumping catch against the
center field stands. Wood out, Olson
to Konetchy. NO RUNS. NO HITS. No
ERRORS.
SIXTH INNING.
BROoKLYN-Lamar batted for Mar.
guard. Lamar out, Sewell to Burns, on
an easy chance. Olson singled to left
]. Johnston forced Olson at second,
Sewell to Wamby and was safe ut frst
when Wamby's throw to complete a
double play was wild. Burns was given
an error. Griffith safe at first when
Sewell threw wild attempting to force J
Johnston at second. j. Johnston tried
for third on the play and was ont, VAN
by to Gardner NO RUNS. ONE HIT
TWO ERRORS.
CLEYELAND--Pfeffe went in the box
replacing Marquard. Sewell popped to
J. Johnston. ONeill famed. Coveles-
kie singled to center, Kilduf making
game try for the ball. Coveicskie
went to second on Wild pitch. Evans
singled to right, sending Coyeleskie to