Arizona republican., 1920-10-08
Smiths Alright Mound Work Gives Robins Second Victory
 In Game of Many Sensations
BATTLE CONSIDERED AS BRILLIANTLY WAGEL AS ANY IN RECENT lYEARS-TEAMSM IDLE TODAY-RESUME PLAY AT CLEVELAND SATURDAY

been due to the fact that these thrilling plays came so rapidly that the Brooklyn fans never had time to set themseive for a genuine outburst of concerted ant home team cheering.
 Griffith and konetchy Star.
 The baseball fireworks bpened in tn second innning, when Right Fieide Griffith made a great running catch of Joe Woods bat that robbed the C1eve land outfielder of a sure double. moment later Konetchy knocked dowi SeweIIs blazing slash and retired hin at first with snap throw to Smith E;oth players were required to doff thei1 caps repeatedly as they came to tho bench Tn the third Konetchy and Xii duff figured i'll another star play (rNeilTs smash fairly tore its wa. through the hands of the Robins frs saclker. but the ball was deflected bs Esonetchy's efforts to stop it apd sho off toward Kilduff, who scooped it LII and funk it back to Smith, who hao rushed over to cover the bag.
 Again, in the fifth session, the Brook lyn infield figured in a fast double play Olson knocked down Mails wicked drive drive and, recovering his balance with an effort, tossed the ball to Kill duff. forcing O'Neill at second, where upon Kilduff whirled and nailed Mails at first.
 Speakers players let themselves out finder this incentive in the sixth, WheI two feats in handling the ball aroused inc crowd to frenzy Wheat lifted ' booming foul fly along the right fielc line and Burns chased the descending sphere clear to the grand stand, wnerf7 he brought up with a slam against the iron railing, but not until he reached in among the. spectators occupying a ] front row box and with his gIoved hand
 speared the ball almost in the lap of 3 woman fan. Myers fhen singled to 1 left, but when Kcnetehy hammered a
 red hot hopper to Wambsganss light ming double play. Wambsganss to Sew ! ell to Burns, checked what appeared | to be another run getting rally. Other plays of almost equal brilliancy marked | the progress of the battle, but these were the outstanding defensive fea- lures of a contest which will always rank well to the fore in the annals of | worlds series games.
 The outcome of the third game in 1 ne way appeared to affect the conf l dence of Manager Speaker in the abil- 1 ity of his players to win out in the coming battles. which switch to Cleveland tonight.
 Speaker Confident
 We will win the series" was the confident comment of Speaker as he left the field. He declared Brooklyn's victory, or rather Cleveland's defeat was due to better team work in the field by Brooklyn
 ''The Brooklyn players were up On
 their toes and certainly played greal
 baseball he said. while our men in the field did not do so we'll today" | Speaker praised the work of Short | stop Sewell who only recently came l into the major leagues and predicted
 that "some day that boy is going to be 1 one of the best"
 Manager Robinson of Brooklyn de-
 clared that his opinion on the final result was still the same as it was
 before the first contest was played.
 Just as I thought two days ago.
 said Robbie. "the series will be very