Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06

| the ball up TO the batter only eighty.
/ five times in nine innings. while the
! total for his three Brooklyn oppon.
ents was ll2. Marquard threw eighty
times in six innings, Mamaux twenty
six in two and Galore six in one
Covclcskic. although yielding the
same number of hits as the rival
Brooklyn pitchers. was more steady
than Marqhard or Mamaux. Cove
lcskie threw twenty four balls. Mar
guard, 81; MamauX. ., and Cadorc. .,
while their respective totals FOR miss
cd strikes were 30. 2l. 10 and I. The
Brooklyn ba;tcrs foulcd Off nine
pitchers for strikes and the Cleveland
men fourteen. Only one foul occurred
after two strikes were on the bat
ter and that was made by j. Johns
ton. OF Brooklyn. in the first in
ming.
Only Six Cleveland men went GU.
on flies while eleven Brooklyn bats
men went out by the air route. Each
side had thirteen men grounding out.
MarQuard never pitched less than ten
number in the second. when he be-
came unsteady after Konetchy's error
let Burns score. Covclcskie's total in
the seventh and eighth innings was
thirteen each. Marquard had four
strikeouts. Covcleskie three, and
Mamaux three. all OF which came in
the seventh when he relieved Mar
guard.
Players Share.
Division of the receipts follows:
Ten per cent OF gross to National
Commission, s7,904.9O. leaving n bal
ance Of S7l.1a4.lO.
sixty per cent OF this balance for
players fund, s+2.6SG.i6: 40 per cent
u club-owncrs. s2S,i57.64
The players fund is divided. - nor
cent 10 the members OF the two teams
participating in the worlds series,
and 20 per cent 10 go into pool to
he divided among the players of the
teams which finished second and third
in the National and American
Leagues
The Cleveland players have voted
fun share OF the portion Of the
receipts 10 be divided among them TO
the widow of Ray Chapman. tn,
shortsiop who was killed by a pitched
oali in game between Cleveland
and New York in this city.
Cleveland got the jump on Brook
iyn By scoring TWO runs in the second
inning. Burns. the first man I'D, hit =
high fly. which came down where
konetchy was standing The wind
caught the ball and kone;chy logged
step forward, then backward. then
s!dewisc. and In the end the balI
dropped safely 10 the ground IT
went as single. Konetchy picked
UP the ball and threw to second to
mead off Burns, but no one was there
10 receive the throw, and the bail
went TO left field. Burns. meanwhile
completing the circuit for the .irst
run. After Gardner had been dis
posed Of at first, Wood drew q r,.s
ana went 10 third on Sewelrs san
gle to right center. Wood then scor.
cd on C'Nci!rs double down the lcf,
field line.
brooklyn Scores In seventh.
III Tue iourth inning. with one on.
zoe wood doubled 10 left center and
remained at the midway when Sc
wei hied 10 Myers. Wood scored on
oNeilfs double to right.
Hr"okiyn's only run came in the
seventh Wien Wheat led off with 4
douD!e to right. He took third. while
Myers was being retired at first and
scored when konctchy was put out
AT hrs'' Burns 10 Covclcskie.
NJ spectators We're slow IN nlling
mo the stands and there were many
vacant seats when Evans opcncd inc
game with an inhcld out. Later these
seats filed. but there was an an.
parent lack az enthusiasm co,nporcd
with preceding world series. Much o,
'"' "Sua! NOISE and roofing was miss