The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
j MANY THINGS HAPPENED" IN FAVOR
OF BROOKLYN FOR INDIANS TO HAVE CHANCE


brooklyn, y N'l '.lNA "llnu eN
pcrImcntcd today; trioI - slir over
second string pitcher and boat Hr"ol
Inn. The theory OF this wurId'H Sortc
seems 10 DO 10 SIvo ur " ""upI" Q
pitchers and retire. hobby tried II
tho hrst game and got licked. Tri
speaker tried II yesterday and tho gam
, was lost hafOre thers was a chance
dsmonstrate whether or not Ia" WAS COZ
rect An error and 4 Texas lWhEu" Il
which dropped over tn" tnhcld gave th
Dodgers two runs. and. nHhtinE VII
dogGcd determination. lighting d"Spri
ateiy and aided by luck. the Dodg"r
made those TWO runs good r"r Ia" set
ond victory oNsr Cleveland.
All the powerful lndiHU~ got out q
the days work agdinSt the offerings q
Sherrod Smith was on" run Tn"
wore lucky L. Hct that. and vastly M
lucky not Ia get four 81 nv" NOR. {"
while Il - painful I" "out"Ss. III" Doe
Kors needed "a tremendous lot ~ hot
from tho goddess OF fortune [" hold IA
lead.
Luck Big Factor
Luck really decided tho cuntost thi'
Is luck aboJtrd Ivy tho work ~ Scw"I
who neamH To 10 whbblinK badly. III
fact ID that Aswoll has nhown no po"rl
In tho throo gamoa that n" n""mH I
have upset tho sntlgs lnn'ld work "
tho Indians NamhhEHnnn IN doing e.
tho covering Gardner Ia n"Eir'iIn
acme Of hih own rHnoutIul duttC- 10 q
To help howell which. 81 '"uIHo. Ia" 'nn
not do aud an hlr 81 auNlctY p"INudo
tho anIiro lnnnld Tho y"unEht"r !
not playing tho ball at nu bat nli"w
ing IL To- play nitu. umt. 'n nrlt" ~ hi
Eamonaaa aud nerve. IL" /" hurting ia
toam'h ohaUCoH
The c"ntsAI was ono ~ tho mont IN
LaTaHtlnE I hRVo oyot noou IL w"iId
aariaa Tho d"p" l"dI."t"d that Glove
land 0uHhI L. wIu tho hattie. hut who
HpsakaT aio,Iod "Hllm' 'Hld~"ll I" pit
tho dnpa in"kod bad slim rlnIi"d i
10 win tho game it,yt"r watched hl'
work fuI yoaIH want Z" say mat u hn
bean many "a twelve miuuIh rin' a. lao lat
any moro Htun "n thn ltlt 81 l"''h"h a."
battar la fa.t fi"u tho mat u l""h0
L. II 10 was tryl"g 4" Il" ~" '""'l
pitching too ha,d Dud r"iIlnE L." nae
nn tho hsIl Ito F"t away q" bad shat
10y pasainH haIiut thou. otaI - 10"
aa,rln,o BowoII mu'iti"d nr Hnlnt'h
huundor ohd WIN tuu"o,a go nIHt an
lhifd and ",tt 'rli~o oil was '""
psiiad T." work much ha,hor hln" ~
innald was pull"d " r'"p 'l"Hor. While
psr,nl,lod Whsara ohntv rap tm"do. l.
tho way. after ~" rlrikoH) :" got POI
GARDNER. aud The" NY",a t~l"ti"g h"'
lilo hlr got "v"r Il""a h"nd f"r a r"Sn
HaRus single aud r."r"1 ~" a"'"nh rm'
Mors 90 the Luos
That nnlah"d 'nldwolI. "nd buHIe
Malls who. In ~" unturnl "rd"r E
oamo on. and IIr""kiyn n"y"r Ind 81
othsT rcnI chaucH Ia score.
Tho luck which had yielded those ~
runs for tho Dodgers. 10, NrE"I tngllr
against CLEVELAND Gu m" lac" al o.
official returns II looks az II Ir"okB
outbattci tho Indians M n matter ,
fact Cleveland hit much harder. hu
without luck save ~hNn Spsnk'
smashed n hard driy" past THIRD. white
Wheat lnSt aud allowed I" 10 Z" IA
cOrnor ur tho lot. Inttlng Speaker sCUT
Tho othics OF tho woTIdH BrILos ,
course. fuIbids any criticism al an un
piTs. ami Tar bo - from mo To CTltl'lI
Henry D'Dby. than whom thoTo arc Tow
n any better umpiTos but I" "h"
how tho Iu,h ruled this game. and
show upon what nmaIi things world
barlos game and roihaps a world - hoI
loo hinges. II inuat loo io'"Tdud that ha
Hank called QUO bah dlneIonil
tlavalAnd ~"uid have ~"n tho Hdinu u
. rather LARGO margin Ito called Ih0
ono he'll atilka GA lao Wood al ll
stat Of Tho nfIn l""i"s ~ wa " Ice
ball. pIIrhsd 'nthai hlEh ""d Isih'
oi"sa L.. tho oduo 81 tho ilHI" 90"
was Ia tho boat r"nill"r :" eco. a"l h
called ~ atrlho huI u "a" ""n" 9
those which r"m"'y Connolly would ~
hlyBa "nYIhor way nyth"I wuE III
ball was the Io'"ni a'Ilha. a"d h"d
hasn vailed tho "Ihor way ~ would haV
hasn the fourth hnll
~ Looked lraiH"ln'a ~ N" TIM
although wound EaNo wont ." " C"upl
Of stacoal" harka whom tho d"clalon wn
handed down Nnh on III" n"'t pla'
Wood was called 90, on s,rikca.
The "It" or II
n was evident thu, smith was Wild
much wilder that no had hc"n at an
time. Ind no passed. S"w"ll. after whic
steve ONNill whaug"d out Cl"Ru hin
center and brought w an intcrcStln
aituRtion. Tho situation was ono Cr"a
od by Speaker himself. Had no M
started Caldwell n" would. OF cours
have yanked Malls out Of tho game ar
sent Les NunamaCher to hit In u
pinch. Having used up Caldwell. as Il
as tho days proceedings were cOnCernc
ne was about half out OF pitchers an
had 20 choose between using Malls q
batter or substituting one OF his regl
lars, who VIGOROUSLY are not stron
against the southpaws.
He chose to let Malls hit. Smith WI
still wabbly. He was shooting Tho ba
around fast. and with considerable lac
OF precision. when O'Day called anoth'
strike. Far be II from me TO deci'
whether his decision was right or wron
but Il Is pertinent To observe that II
American League umpire might HAY
called Il ball. Anyhow II "hrugs
Malls who stopped back To tho plate al
HIT tho ball eight miles "A minute pa
short.
OIann. who was playing better la
that 1 have over seen him play. hal
punod Ia DO where thnt Was hit. a
though an American l.atguo sh"rint,
would havo played ftithuI hh'k 81 THU
hhao uuI. h"~",ot that may lao. Diau
waa thcIa ho made Eicri atop an
started q brilliant d""hio tia,
Deserved Ia via
Nav had p.I'ay 'nIlSi that halt "
" ",oi snd lot hl," ~gih. ""d h"h a."
.oodlns oysnta h.." they ~c,r Glow
Iand would hrs" sJ,,I "d 81 i"aHI the
,un. tlHhI ih~,e to,aun" h"d tho u
neIh haau pulled In MALTA III ~""
have F"ne thi"urh ~lIh -" 80" """t
nut such IL h"sotaiI pn ~" way ~
sa,ue vas played nr"''hIl" 49," nrd Il
-"rS~d tho vhI"ry u',hhy's ne" ~"Th'
hn,L Snd Taught h"'d. With EriItsd t""l