Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-11

This game was conflict between
Bagbys brains and Brooklyns brains.
In fact. it was a duel of master minds.
The Robins began useing their noodle
in the last u of the LIST. innings.
Jameson and Wammb bssggannss hit
singles and they was mems on LIST. and
I'd. with nobody out. 1t looked like
this was d situation that hadn't never
come up before the Brooklyn nine
before. Any way d meeting was
called in the midst of the diamond,
with Olson, Sheehan, Grimes, Honey
and Miller in attendants.
Putting Elmer in Hole.
1t was decided that when Mgr
Speaker hunted. Grimes was to set
down on the grss and take good
rest. This piece of strategy worked
like a charm but the Robins then
faced another new situation namely
the bases drunk and nobody out. An
other conference was called to de-
eide witch was the quickest way TO
clear the bases and get fresh start
in the hole with 2 strikes and then
pitch him a ball that he could hit
over the fence.
In the End. and 3rd. innings the
Robins give their brains well earned
vacation and they was fresh and ready
come in for their 4th turn at bat
This time Doc Johnston got on 3D.
base with 1 out and the League OF Ma
tions decided to walk Steve O'Neill
and make monkey out of Bagby
Three runs, 3 hits, no luck.
In the next innings Kilduff and
Miller got base hits off Bagbys
master mind and Mitchell cleared
the bases with a line drive to
Wwammmbbssgga A expert
cuckoo setting in the press oox toio
me that it was 1st. time in world
serious history that a man Wambs-
ganss had ever made triple play
assisted by consonants only.
Mgr Speaker got even with Mgr
Robinson in the other " OF this same
innings. Jimmy Johnston had cracked
his voice at church in the morning
singing in a mixed-up quartet with
his 3 brothers boy named Shee-
han from South Chicago was the
only other Sd baseman Robbie had
and he wasn't eligible.
She Likes Souvenir.
Well. neither is Sewell but Robbie
had given Spoke permission to use
him in this serious and SeWeH is
partly responsible for Brooklyn win
ming 2 games. So Spoke says sure go
ahead and use Sheehan" and in this
here Cleveland 5th. this here Speaker
hit a ball to this here Sheehan and
he throwed it home to South Chicago
for a souvenir of the classic event.
A gal with cute mouth that works
here in the telegraph Office says just
now that Brooklyn scored a run in
the 9th and got 10 hits so Bagby
didn't break no records after all, as he
allowed the White Sox 16 hits one DAY
and they didn't score and probably
didn't try to.
AS predicted above. I come out of the
hall game in the seventh and clumb
into a car in witch they was other
occupants, includeing Mr.. Names, the
president of the Michigan Ontario
League. Everybody in the car was
strangers to the other except / and
Mr.. Names. but when we got down
town, he asst the driver how much
was it and driver says rs cents apiece
SO Mr.. Names give him $500 and says
it was for the whole crowd, though
as I say that of the passengers was
perfect strangers and probably never
heard of the Michigan-OntarioL League
and never will. Being president of a
baseball league has drove many an
other man cuckoo.
Mr.. Names has a suite of rooms re-
served in every hotel in Cleveland
and moves from one suite to another
suite every morning so as the cham
Der horse wont half to make up his
bed
1t comes to light tonight that theys
been a attempt to frame this serious
after all. When Leslie Nunamaker
was about to retire the last night in
New York city he noticed that his
pillow kind of bulged like Mgr. Rob-
inson and he looked under it and
found SIG This was evidently
bribe of 81 apiece for the guys that
Mgr Speaker messes up the batting
order with pretty near every day.