South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-06
$4,000 FANS SEE
CLEVELAND WIN
Wilbur Robinson's Players
Take Short End of Three
to One Score.

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threw so times in six innings, Maui
maux. 2s in two. and Galore, six in
one Coveleskie although yielding the
same number of hits as the rival,
81 Ooklyn pitchers was much stead
Ter than Marquard or MaumauX.
Coveleskie threw "a balls, Mar
guard, 81, Maumaux. 9. and Galore.
two, while their respective totals for
missed strikes were %. 81, 10 and
one.
The Brooklyn batters fouled out
nine pitchers for strikes and the
Cleveland men, Ia. Only one foul
occurred after two strikes were on
the batter and that was made by j.
]. Johnston of Brooklyn in the first
inning.
Six Fly Out.
Only six Cleveland men went out
on flies, while II Brooklyn batsmen
went out by the afr route. Each side
had 10 men grounding out. Mar
guard never pitched less than 10
| balls an inning and doubled that
number in the second. when he be-
came unsteady after Konetchys
error let Burns score.
Coveleskie's total in the seventh
and eighth innings was 10 each.
Marquard had four strike outs, Gov
eleskie, three. and Mamaux, three,
| all of which came in the seventh
when he relieved Marquard. Divi-
sion Of the receipts for the game fol-
! lows:
Ten percent Of gross 10 national
commission, $7.s4O.9O, leaving a bal
ance Of s7l,l44.10. Sixty percent of
this balance for players fund, s42,-
6S6.46; 40 percent to club owners.
$2S.457.64.
Divide Fund.
The players fund Is divided, 10
percent to the members of the two
teams participating in the worlds
series and 25 percent 10 go into Il
pool TO be divided among the play
ers of the teams which finished sec
ond and third in the national and
American leagues. The Cleveland
players have donated a full share
OF the portion of the receipts TO be
! divided among them 70 the widow
of Ray Chapman. the shortstop who
was killed by a pitched ball in a
game between Cleveland and New
/ York.
Cleveland got the jump on Brook
\ Ign by scoring two runs in the sec
.
/ hit a high fly, which came down
where Konetchy was standing. The
wind caught the ball and Konetchy
! logged a step forward, then back
ward. then siaewise and in the end
the ball dropped safely to the
srcund. IL was a single. KonetcA.5
| picked up the ball and threw TO sec
ond 10 head of Burns, but no one
was there TO receive the throw and
the ball went TO left field, Burns
meanwhile completing the circuit
for the first run.
Wood scored on O'Nein's double
down the left field line.
Joe Wood Doubles.
In the fourth inning with one out.
Joe Wood doubled 10 left center and
remained at the midway when
Sewell flied 10 Myers. Wood scored
on O'Neill's double 10 right. Brook
lyn's only run came in the seventh
when Wheat led off with a double
10 right. He took third while Myers
was being retired at first and scored
when Konetchy was put out at first.
Burns TO Coveleskie.
The spectators were slow in filing
into the grand stands and there were
many vacant seats when Evans
opened the game with an infield out.
Later the seats filed but there was
an apparent lack OF enthusiasm
compared with preceding world ser
les. Much OF the usual noise and
roofing was missing and there was
little evidence OF concerted effort 10
cheer on either team.
Spectators who offered seats al
several times their face values found
few purchasers, and were glad 70
dispose OF them at their original
price.
Many thousand gathered on the
:oofs OF apartments in the neighbor
hood.