Evening journal., 1920-10-11
Three WORLD
RECORDS FOR
INDIANS JAR
TEAM, FANS
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was turned loose. Jim Bagby, one
OF Yesterdays heroes, went into left
Geld to chase flies lie was almost
mohbed by gang Of admirers IN the
left Held blacchers who poured down
on the field TO pound him on the back.
The stands came up with another
roar when Bill Wambssanss, OF triple
play fame, showed himself.
Cleveland was trying 10 recover
from shock today
Not . shock because ihe Indians
forged ahead By beating The Brooklyn
Robins. $ 90 4. yesterday. bui a shock
o.cas ontd by ne accomplishment OF
an kinds of impossibles n one Of the
rfsnd,S. gam.s OF baseball ever
played
Rlcurds and more records went into
the dlscahr. As a result OF Thai one
game. three Cleveland Indians were
catapulied into bascballe hall OF fame
The list Of those who distinguished
themselves by gallanlry % the face
Of The enemy and unparalleled feats
on The q IA includes
Elmer Smith, aged 2S. smashed a
home run N the first inning with ine
bases full-thc FIRST Time in worlds
series history. lie ironled in the
third inning and singled in ne ilfih.
William Mambsganss. aged 26. pull
cd AN unasssted triple play In the
tlfth innlng-iho FIRST In worlds series
history and the second In modern
maoir league records
James e. Bagby. arcd "a, from the
Wilds OF Tal|ferla county, Georg a,
knocked a homer with two on in the
the fourth inning after O'Neill had
been passed purpOsely TO give Brook
lyn an earsy out 10 was the first
homer by a pitcher in worlds
series
The Indian inneld-Doc Johnston
Namby. Scwcll and Gardncr-Who
completed two thrilling double plays
In a pinch and one triple out
The Indian outDea-Jamlcson. speak
or and Smith who played sparkling
ball ami hit six times for II bases.
The whole ieam-for baseball un-
eoualcd In world series history.
Cleveland won yesterday stand,
10 win the series-on Vicious hitting
and spectacular fielding
Brooklyn Outhit the Indians so Far
as TO The total of safe drives Is con-
cerncd. I'm every inning except one
the Robins occupied ilIr Bases. Bul
when. they threatened the Indian de
fpnse ghiencd
No wonder Cleveland assured speak
er today That lhe painful duty
would be done here without a return
fffp 10 The east
OF the entire Brooklyn shff o'
hurlers The Indians, feared only Bur
leieh Grimes, the star Robin spit
baller--and they murdered him yes.
terday
Thye are counting lhe cash now.
Speaker has "Dusler" Mails, con
sidercd a sure winner. n he chooses
20 start HIM today as his ace u
the hole The man who may qualii,
for a decoration along with his team
mates by three victories. stanley Gov
elesklc. the Polish epithaller
No team in baseball can beat tn
Indians n they keep up the spoed O
The last two games. The sixth gam
nj lhc series today promised 90 dra,
- another capacity crowd 10 the park.
Early morning talk as usual con
fined Itself 90 gossip about the prob
able pitcher.
'Dusier" Mails was The popuia
choice for Cleveland Brooklyn
choice Is uncertain Shcrrod smith
the Marathon southpaW, was c0nsid
cred the most likely selection,
MamauN. the champion relief hurle
of ihi ries WAS picked by some {
the dopcstcrs. hut others frowuc
upon ID Wita the knowledge tha
lnolc Rohby's favorlle bit Of strait
ry is 20 lrft hand the Indians
death
souihpaw battle between Nal
and Smith Is the next "croocial' SAN
OF the series seemed most pron1p'r