The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08

start Of the game and passed Wambs-
Sanss after getting two strikes on him.
hut Evans. Speaker and Burns were
taken care OF by Olson. Johnston and
Honey. Johnston's throw on Speaker
nearly pulled Honey of the bag. end he
stretched until his vertebrse we're oil
separated and far apart
IN the home half Caldwell, passed
Olson after being at three ard two.
Sneaker CT He'd little Sewcli out TO centre
for a conference, and Jimmy Johnston
held q conference with hiraself and de-
clled TO hunt. ONeill threw him OUT.
Griffith rolled q grounder TO SeweiL IL
rose TO him at a natural and ensy bound.
but his fingers were thumbs and he
dropped IL
The error put Olson on third ana
whent ramned grou3der to lett TOT
the arst hlt and the fret run, Myers
polea ny over Burns Y.aich the latter
touched but couldn't hold. and Griffith
scored from second. Manager Spenker
hurried N and chenTed his pitcher He
summoned Msrg trosn the bull pom.
Konstchy hit the arst ball and popped 10
erntszanss Joe Wood crosced the
foul line and made a good catch OF Kill
dufr'e fy.
Griffith made prize catch of Woods
| fiy In the second inning. Ee ran toward
the foul line and caught the agate with
both hands at his ankles tho most DIM
cult outaold catch Of the reries 40 far,
though net as SNOWY es some.
THE Brooklyrs would have tailed N
the second II Smith had been sblo TO
sac-i9ce. Following pass TO Miller he
hunted. but bt;nted 2 iy to Malls. The
4. NJ ~
when he threw to Burns 70 double Miller
the fret basernsn YEA on the bese snd
made tho out ny touching the pillow
with his hands. nm unorthodox but none
the lc7s servioable way OF ereoting al
out Olson came next with single
and was out stealing.
Indians Perish In order.
0'Neiii Mails and Evans persisted In
order in the third O'Nalll on play
which brought $4,000 capillary crowns
70 n perpendicrlar. The bail was hit
TO Honey. but was coming hard
and the bound Was mean. II veered
IN Koney'e hfth rtb and wps hopping
% 'te ou.neld whom along came Pete
RiiduT. Pcte was IN there backing ~
He clutched the nklttish orb ~ II Jumped
ror his niii-,s ard brow e. cra.th who
wan gpry In getting over 70 the bare.
yvhsat fled 20 -ely to short centre IN
the third inning with two out and was
the only man on In that round apeaher,
with one cut ~ tho fourth, SLAPPED a
etirgug two Dagger 10 the ground be-
tassac Tohrrton end the line. AZ tho
bal vent through wheat 7rd went TO
the fence Speaker didn't stop and had
70 t-eIbc scoring Wheat knew he
cou'Jr't get spots and didn't waste any
ciTort on u useless throw. Hc walked
IN w-'A the ball ard the moral effect OF
NE doing 20 was tonicAl. IT was rs II 10
ssy. "Whadd9 we care for one rrn7 ?"
aud that philosophy lad a soothing ef-
fect on the other players.
pass TO Konstchy oLensd the Brook
lyn hnif and Kiidufr sacrinnsd. bot Nit
Ter hit fly to Eyara and Smith ground
ed 20 Burns The Dodgers showed the
Irtiens baseball IN the 9th that be-
wildcr9d them. One ball, two ogils
three balls was the count on wood. then
one strike, two Etrikee. three strikes.
Scwsli broke In on the programme
with walk 10 first and O'Neiil made
the fans anxious by hitting safely to