South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-12

the Cleveland club to date was again
shown I'm this play, for Burns is a
native son of Ohio, having been
born in Niles
Big Attendance.
Wrought up 70 a fever pitch OF
enthusiasm by the sensational play
OF sunday, this city and surrounding
sections turned out another ire
mendous gathering of fans for Mon
days game After the last turnstile
check had been made il was an
nounced BY the national commission
that the paid admission totalled q.
1914, the largest in the series 20 date.
The gate receipts amounted 20 SS2,-
$50 which will be divided ten per
cent 70 the national commission and
the balance equally between the
owners OF the two contending clubs
and the treasures of the major
leagues.
Weather conditions were unlike
those prevailing at any Of the pre-
ceding games. The sky was over
cast and a stiff breeze blew across
the outfeld, causing the flelders
considerable trouble IN judging the
course Of high hit balls The atmos-
phere was saturated with u damp
=
perspired throughout the game. 4
few rain drops fell In the sixth in
ming, but at no time did IL appes
that 81 would be necessary TO call
the contest.
Notwithstanding the heat and hu-
nudity there was no cessation OF
either enthusiasm or roofing, Ef-
forts 70 help the Indians 10 win
were more conspicuous than in any
OF the preceding games. Apparent
Is the entire congregation Of spec
tators were determined that Cleve-
land should conquer their oppon-
ents II the vocal announcement Of
the fans could throw the advant-
age toward the Speakerites. Rattles
auto horns. and sustained yelling
and stamping continued steadily
during the play.
Sewefi Stars.
IN the eighth inning Sewell assist
in the second third outs with two
great stops and throws 20 first OF
hard hit balls from the bats Of
/ Wheat and Myers. In the same ses-
sion Catcher O1Iein snapped a fast
throw 20 Doc ohnston after Neis
had been walked TO first and caught
the runner several feet off the bae
despite his desperate effort TO regain
the bag. Pitcher Smith engineered
som ewhat similar play in the
eighth when he flashed the bal
across the diamond 70 Konstchy
and caught Evans of the base after
the latter had gained the first sta
ton as the result Of a clean single
10 center.
The Robins are still fun OF IGN,
Monday night regardless OF the three
I - = . =.
/ Indians.
Robinson Has Hopes.
Beat! I should say we are not
I funed Manager TVflbert Robinson OF
the National league champions. we
have not been hitting that's the sole
| trouble We're going out there
Tuesday and smash IN those indians
So hard they'll wish they'd never seer
q world series and when we get
them back 20 Brooklyn Cleveland
won't have a chance. I'll pitch
either Marouard Of Grimes Tues
day and expect 10 stop Cleveland
winning streak" ZRck Wheat, field
captain OF the Dodgers. strobe back
and forth and IN positive terms ex.
planned how Brooklyn would take
| three straight
We viii MT from now on" he
said. II Coveleskie pitches Tues
/ day well drive him out OF the box
/ despite hts two victories"
/ Sherrod smith the southpaw whC
\ lost Mondays battle with Walter
I Mails. seemed madden than any one
] 'T shot over a fast one 20 Burns
\ and ne happened 10 catch II square
! ~" he said. explaining the hit thai
won the game for Cleveland "bu
Just let me pitch 10 that fellow
/ again"