The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
INDIANS HANDILY
BEAT BROOKLYN
Am. League Champions
Completely Outclassed
Rivals in First

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Brooklyn. Covclcslc pitched n
mastery ~a-no aud held opposing
battcrs In chcrl, throughout The
contest. IL WINS backed by perfect
fielding Of both nfcid and out
neiders
Sewcll played "a remarkable game
at short showing absolutely 40 sign
Of nervousness such os might havo
been expected ~ younr0tor thrown
trto a worlds suUo8 uudor the con.
diti0us which marked his debut
Couidn't nit Past speaker.
Manager Speaker IN center field
proved a barrier beyond which u
was almost lmp09sibl" to drive 'h"
ball ard medo sensational catches
far 10 tho right and lcft 81 his more
NAL position with an abandon which
broug, I cheers even from th" most
Tnbid Of tho homo team followers.
Catcher O'Npm with his timely
run scoring doubles. was the star
batsman FOR the victors.
For brooklyn the feature play
was Grifnlh'a catch ~ Speakers ter
rifle drive TO right field in the
eighth Ball and bnt met with u re-
port Ike the cruck Of whip, tho
hall sailing TO tho limitF OF rlght
field. II appeared certain cNrn
base hit. but Griffith started hnck
with tho crash OF the bat and when
he reached the ball sprang high up
against the concrete and caught tho
ball In one hand. 10 feet from tho
ground.
Nnrquard No Puzzle
.
casirk>to hit than oithor Mamaux or
Cadore Tho Indians failed to get
runner on first after the fourth
inning. going out In order, Manager
Robinson Of Rrooklyn tried every
nrtifice Of baseball To- turn dofcat
into victory In the closing Innings,
sending I'm two pinch hitt"rs with
out effect. which explains In part
the use OF three pitchers by BROOK
lyn Colvcslic. however, hcld his
own against the three twiricrs used
by Brooklyn.
How Pitchers Fnrcd.
a comparison of pitchers shows
that Colyeskic threw the bah only
So times In ninc innings, while the
total for his three opponents was
112. Mrrqunrd threw so times in
g innings. MamauN 30 In ,, and
Cadorc In /.
Coleveskie. although yielding the
same number of hits as his rivals.
was much gtoadlor than Marqunrd
or Mamuux. He throw "a bnlls,
Marquard 81 MamauN . and Cadoro
2, while their respective totals Tor
missed strikes were 30, q, 10 and |,
Hrooklyn battors fOulod pitches Tor
strikes Hrd Cleveland men II. Only
one foul occurred after two strikes
were on tho batter and that was
made by J. Johnston of Brooklyn
in the first inning.
Only Cleveland men went on
on flies, while II Brooklyn batrmci
went out that way. Each side hn,
IL men grounding out. Marduar,
mover pitched less than 10 balls NJ
inning and doubled that number I,
tho second. when he became un
steady after Konotchy's error le
P>rns score. Covcieskic's total n
the seventh and eighth was ~ zach
Vanguard had 4 strikeouts, Covcl
eslIie 3 and Mamnux g. all or which
came IN the seventh when he re-
iieved MarQuard.
Division OF tho game receipt,
follows:
splitting Up the Receipts.
Ten per cent OF groos to nationa
balance OF s71,1441o.
sixty per cent of this for plnyors
fund. si2,6SG.f8 40 per cent TO Ciut
owners, S2S,467St,
The players fund IL divided, z,
per cent to the players ana 25 pei
cent to go into pool TO be divided
among players OF the teams which
finished second and third In th'
National and American leagues,
Cleveland players have vote,
fun share OF the portion to be Ill
vidod among them To the widow o
Ray Chapman, the shorstop killc
hore by a pitched ban In gam
between Cleveland and New York
Indians Get Jump.
Cleveland bot the Jump on Brook
hn by scoring two runs In the 81,
ond inning. Burns. first up, hit
high fly. which came dwon whot
Konctchy was standing. The win
caught the ban anG Konetchy joggc
"A step forward. then backward, the
sidewise and In the end allowed III
bah 60 drop safely. II went as
single. Kuuetchy picked up tl
ball and threw to second to hca
off Burns, but no ono was thel
ana the bail went 10 iett field, Ruri
completing the circuit for the fir
run After Gardner had been dt
posed OF at first wood drew pa
and went TO third on Sewcips sing
To- right center. Wood then score
on O'Ncurs double down tho lie
field line
In the fourth inning with one OF
zoe Wood doubled To loft center AZ
remained at the midway when SeN
el flied go MySrs, lie scored {
O'NenIs double to right
Dodgers Count In Seventh.
Brooklyn's only run came In q
seventh when wheat led with
double to right. lie took third whi
MYERS was being retired at first az
rcorpd when Eouotchy was put %
az FIRST. Burns to Coycleskic.