Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-07
BRILLIANT PITCHING AND
GREAT SUPPORT WON
Grimes Leg Bucklcd Under Him
and 1t Took Some Time TO Get
Normal Again.
O'NEILL USED TRICKERY
Speaker Says Indians Were Out
played, but That They Surely Will
Win Third Game of Series.
nf FRANK &. MENtE,
STAN Correspondent OF Universal


Service.
NEW YORK. Oct 6.-Dodgers. 3:
Indians, o.
he tale of the second world series
combat embraces. in its main ele-
!nents the following why's and
M.lerefo,es:
nr,,.,a4l pitching by Buricish
just ordinary i!ingtug on the part
II Jim BuEOy, wnich made hit
"orSe looking because OF woozey
york by his supporting cast.
Ability of the Dodgers TO swat in
I pincn-and utter INABILITY OF the
Indians TO do likewise.
gr l5s story Soi TO- ,h that tells how
needed no '5rcaks" this afiern5en'
Those which they got didn't figure
vas TO swell the Dodgcr total Oh
allies.
The combat really was won in the
inaugural session. After Olson. the
sang. had HE'D out to Wambsganss,
me snrightly Jimmy Johnston strobe
INTO the spotlight and beltcd n skit-
IA ILsh ra Ooundrr IN the general direction
OF funny hops, did that bounderN
and all OF en- high into the after
moo, sunshine. 1t finally found
10 l5ment in the hands of Sewell, who
tossed 10 first. useless action. he
cause Johnston already had beaten
| IL out.
Johnston Steals Second.
Then, pron;o. Johnston stole second
The iirst theft of the duclling. He
accomplished the act largely because
naEny matte bad pitch TO ONeill,
ing intent. Johnston went to third
| on Gri!!ith's inhcld out and scored
from that precinct on lack Wheat's
Two DaScr 10 center.
| Inn. p.I
incidental 10 the Dodger CON
IueSi-bui Il was frauEht with
thrills. just the same. l, developed
lot of quaint, spectacular and highly
entertaining ENTHUSIASTICALLY from
the BROOKLYN Viewpoint
The third inning provoked one of
/ catcher being credited with two put
/ outs and an error on one double p,ay.
The oldest Inhabitants fai! to recall
any baseball! incident which ties or
Crimes opened the third with a
/ single TO center. Olson attempted to
sacrihce by humping a groundcr in
indian pitcher scooped up the ball
and whistlcd IT,. AT Scwell, who hat,
ffaced over IN The hope OF making a
,@rGcc out on Crimes. But. alas
frog 10 beg Killed off at second.
ScweN got the ball, even though II
went wi!d. ana drove down with II
hoping to stab Grimes. Hut Grimes
instead OF going into second on his
nice whitc pantics, decided to reach
me goa! IN an erect ana dsgnifcGi
nos,i;ion. He sort OF straddlcd Sc.
| We'll. who was leaning head G-s-
toward him. which action rrc,ic,I
Sewc!l 10 point where he arch,d
ms back. tossed Grimes overheard
ana then dropped the ball In the
Grimes Hurts Icy
The play ended with Crimes nc.
,hnHT standing with his hands on
wara peg rsp; ana ,SSew,fii scramhlins to-
son Tor Crimes standing in Tho rn.
- PnSi. ION became apparent when
iSf, Tee b 10 stand ,,% on his feet, Ills
beeh wounded Tho game was ne
~ WnHc Grimes hoped him.
a! XXX ana yon, meanwhile iugriinr
ie" ls@ s'rSH,ns tho aforementioned
IN ne ''S normal f"nc'io"
po WIN a brace of runners on and
TX. eNXaded nothing hut !, rn,i ior 4
o'Ncill. Then came o. n ,1ui iiy t
ff.0,"'iiy whalcd one about ortcnT
which ' Jsbns OF OF FIRST basc-a spo,
out lie wasn't. Grme suarde,
's1n raced 10 third and C;rin,h "a
WYNN" WIN two-baggcr an
next man nm
Intentional pass. f' uric" 4!
nth one Of the strancest ,,,ys :.
~ go series history got its.ic 70 ~
~ mo n" records Mycrs hoMlit
." 70 Gardner The Indians. u ,,,in,
S%.he" grabbed II and tossed ~ III .t,
,,"'., ipIc'nS out Olson rhcn C'Soi1''
:. i" .noit 20 get Myers ,br,w
H. me ball hit Myers on ~
,c r.rnt column ana rolled into 70"
nr,sN! I'',0}ry--a bad heave which esr,
D",l!l AN error. As Johnston Ea gay.
Su"i mo horschide. GritTth q. HI III,
, q. IuHI tnird. determined TO scorcI
TNein Invoked Trrnchcr,
HeH! yelled to Johns,on
'hhs'"n. grabbing the hail 49,
81 70 DNctl. AS the ball wns IN !,
VA. y looked as IL Grifii,h WON,
! 80 me throw-unlcss somethin,
unforeseen happened O'Nciij tnni
care OF the unforeseen stun hcaUti
, Inlly lie blocked tho DIa,c VOL,
neatly rolled back Grimth whom i
I. cam . IN; got the ball and then torp"
=. !n' GriHh. while the entire Dodrc
: cam shrieked in pro,cst-to n
T 3'Neill invoked ,r.ckery to s,o
with 1 L ''eFs-and got ava