The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-06
indians Helpless Before Form
er Lookout SALESMAN With
Men on Bases.
DODGERS GET EARLY LEAD
Doc Johnson Fails With Sacks
Jagged-Clubs Play
Brilliant Ball.

the National league, walked of
the field with a three to nothing
victory in the second game OF
the worlds series.
Grimes spitball tied the back IS
of the Clevelanders in knots
while Brooklyn's hitting was
timely, the National leaguers
getting their hits in lusters when
hits meant runs. A dissection of
the official score shows how
Brooklyn evened the series, each
club now having won a game
apiece.
Burleigh Grimes pitched in masterful
/, style.
: Opposed to Grimes was Jim Bagby,
premier right -hander of the Indians.
BUT Bagby wasn't there today. The
Dodgers batsmen harried him from the
very start of the game and made their
hits count heavily An error of judg-
ln"nt by Bagby in the third inning,
when he made a bad throw in attempt
lnG TO catch runner at second base,
contributed to the making of one of
Frooklyn's runs, but the Dodgers didn't
need the tally with Grimes on the Job
Grimes Strong In Plnches.
Several times during the game,
which was witnessed by a crowd esti-
mated at slightly larger than that OF
Tuesday. the Indians had Grimes in
touchy situations, but on each occasion
he wiggled out by pitching wonderful
ball. In the seventh and again in the
eighth the Indians had the bases full
but there were two down both times
when the third man got on and
Grimes showed his nerve by sticking
the ball squarely over the pan with
hop on 1t that eluded the Cleve-
Crack fielding by both teams was
feature of the game today. Iris
Speaker made another wonderful catch
when he robbed Kilduff of sure
double in the fourth inning Zack
Wheat and Tommy Griffith contributed
sensational catches to the afternoons
show.
JohnstOn Starts Trouble.
Jimmy Johnston started the trouble
70" Bagby in the very first inning, when
ha beat out an infeld roller to Sewell
and then stole second, reaching third
on Griftith's infield out and scoring
when Wheat doubled to center
In the third Grimes smashed the first
bah pitched to him into the middle field
for single. Olson attempted to sacri-
fee and Grimes was safe at second
when Bagby made low throw to Sew
ell in an attempt to head him. He
scored the second run of the game
on Griffith's timely double to right.
The last Dodger tally came in the
fifth. After Grimes had bupted to
Sewell, Olson poked one baseHthrough
Wamby, taking second on Jbhnston's
inicld out and scoring when Griffith
hit one that was too hot for Sewell to
handle.
Unofficial announcement showed that |
attendance was the same as yesterday
$3.50.
First Inning, Indians.
Jameson Up--Strike T. bah ]. jamie |
son went out. Koney to Grimes.
Wamby Up--Balf /, strike l. ball 2, |
foul strike 2; ball 3. Johnston threw |
out Wamby at first
Speaker Up-Strike !. Speaker singled |
past Johnston.
Smith Up-Srtke l, ball I, foul, strike
2, bah 2. 1t was pitch out, but !
Speaker did not try to go down. Smith |
struck out. being unable to fathom |
Crimes quick breaking sptball
No runs. one hit. no errors.
First Inning, Dodgers.
Olson Up--Olson popped to Wamby,
hitting the first ball pitched.
Johnston up-Strike l. Johnston got |
hit into deep short.
Johnston stole second Ball 2, Griffith
went out, Johnston to Bagby, Johnston
going to third.
Wheat Up-Ball I. Johnston scored
on Wheat's hit into eenter for two
bases. Wheat made second by fast
base running.
Myers Up--Strike l. ball /. foul, strike
?. ball . Gardner threw out Myers. at
first.
One run, two hits no errors.
Second Inning, Indians,
Gardner Up--Strike |. ball /. Gardner
got a two-base hit into left field,
Johnston Up-Ban /, foul, strike I,
foul, strike 2, foul. Grimes took John
ston's Grounder and tossed to Olson,
who touched out Gardner between the
bags. Johnston getting to first.
Sewell Up-Ball 1, ban >. Sewell flied
t. Olson.
O'Nem Up-BaIl /. strike l. Johnston
went out stealing. Miller to Kilduff.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Second inning, Dodgers.
Honey tp-StrilSe l. ball ]. Jameson
made a nice catch of Koney's line
dr We
Kilduff Urp-Strike I, Kildun lined
Miller Up-Strike I. Miller popped
TO O'Neill, who took the ball near the
,ia.tors' bench.
No runs. no hits. no errors,
Third Inning Indians.
O'NeiN Jp-Bau l. strike /, ball 2
Crimes tossed out O'Neill at FIRST.
Eaghy Up-Foul, strike l. ban !.
Crimes knocked down RaEby's hot
grounder and threw him out at first
Jameson Up-Strike ]. Jameson
NJ ug a single over second.
Namby Tp-Wamby fl'ed TO Wheat
40 runs. one hit, no errors.
Third Inning. Dcdners.
rInfs ITD-GrimeS singled through ]