The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
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took his time with every batter
cLEyELANp-sswsn ilned Q shayp
single over second bsss and was out
stealing. Miller 10 Olson. when smith
broke up = hit-and-run play ty pitch
lag out. o'Seili threw his bat. hut failed
Ia connect. OMEN out. kiiduff 10 Mo-
usy; Malls cut shsataa 70 kosetehy.
80 runs. one hit no srrora
SIXTH INNING
BFOOHiyN-Ssis altsd: o'<efn
caught fsis eff FIRST bsas by . snappy
throw TO Burus: wheat out s~weii 10
Burns Myers out. B@wsll to Burns No
runs. no hits. no errors.
cLEvEI.ASD--Essns popped 70 10
nstchy. wLa backed into abort right 70
make the catch. VANITY out Olson to
kone;rhy. on an easy play; Speaker
cracked . hard sinEis 20 left; Burns
dsublsd 70 left. scoring speaker With the
first run of tho Esme and the first off
Smith In is innings Of the present series:
Gardner flied 10 Ssia Que run. Two Alta.
ne srroSA
SEVENTH rNSINo
pRooKLrk-konstehy cut, wsrney 70
Burma. on en- easy roller. kilduff famed Z.
osSsiii dropped the bali and threw him
out at fret: Miller flied to Evans No
puma. ne hits. no errors
ci.EyEi.AAD--Bia drops Of RAIN be-
ginning 10 fall. sitho the sun IL shin
lag: Wood sent . long ny to Myers;
se~eii cut. smith to kosey. On an easy
roller; Smith vas angry at . decision
on OMEN ana walked around back Of
the boz while the crowd hooted. O'Seiii
knocked q long roller foul into the left
field stands: o'Seiii out. sheshan to ke-
nstohy. Ne runs. ne hits. no srrorA
EI0Hru INNING
BROoKLYN--smith cut. Gardner q
Burns. % an sssy roller, Olson drove .
vicious double ~ the far corner Of left
fisldi the crowd sresned; sheshAn
popped to Gardner. ~ being . feeble at
tempt: sheehan reached for . bad ball
10 HIT. Kruger. batting far Seia. hit 70
Gardner. who tagged Olson on the line a.
he came In 10 third Ne runs enc hit.
20 errora
cIEvELASp-orifnsh nov playing
right field for Brooklyn. Mails tied
Smiths record In the eighth. having
In the series Mails famed; Evans sin
sied 70 the left Of Olson; smith caught
kvsns off first with . pretty snap throw
TO Honey: Wamby lined TO wheat
against the left field vail Ne runs. ess
hit. ne srrerA
NINTH rNNTN0
nRooKIYS-wheat out. VANITY -
Burma; Myers safe on sewsil's error: Ee-
petchy forced Myers. Gardner to wamty;
kiiduif tliso 70 E'Ahs 40 RUM no hitss
one error.
Yesterdays gums not only sent
~, 900 Cleveland fans home with the
sweet taste OF victory back OF their
teeth. but II thrilled them with the
realizing that they sat In one OF the
grandest games OF baseball that has
ever been staged.
Records and mors records went
into the discard. There was . series
OF first time happenings" that
shocked the throng almost into u
trynce
A. . result Of that one game-A
marvei-three Cleveland Indians
were eatapulted Into basehall's hall
OF fame. Tho list OF those who dis.
tinguished themselves by gallantry
In the face Of the enemy and un.
paraileled feats on the field Includes.
Elmer Smith. age rs, homo. Milan,
Ohio. Smashed q home run in the
first inning with the bases fuii--the
first time in world series history. He
tripled in the third inning and sim
gled in the fifth. He didn't do q
thing In the field because Bagby
wouldn't let Brooklyn hit out there.
William Wambsganss, age &c. Is q
native Clevelander. He pulled an un.
assisted triple play in the fifth in.
ning--the first in world series his
tory. and the second in modern ma
jor league records.
James G. Bagby. age 81. homa the
wilds of Taliafcra county. Georgia
He knocked n homer with two on in
the fourth inning after O'Neill had
been passed purposely to give brook
Ign an easy out. It was the first
homer by a pitcher in world series
game.
The Indian infieid--Doc Johnston.
wamby. Sewell and Gardner. who
completed two thrilling double plays