New-York tribune., 1920-10-10


terrific uproar, stopped the peppery |
While 10000 ecstatic fanatics raise,
70 end, Stanley Coveleskie took on a
pitchers, and then outpitched the ent
Your Uncle Wilbert Robinson calledl
on Cadore. Mamaux, Marquard and
Pfeffer in turn. but, unfortunately, he
had no one to call on who could break
through Coveleskie's battling defense.
The earnest Pole again employed
his copyrighted score Of five hits and
one run, which he adopted as his of
fetal output in -he first game of the
series. Fair sr,cnSh Ioy trademark
AS result OF s.'ss spriShtly turn the
standing is nov ~sc galrca Tor Brook
lyn and two for EovelesNic, with five
games left, if they have heart enough
to go that far
Color Riotous and Rampant
J, Color to-day was riotous, rampant
and roistering. 1t fairly famed in
red blaze over the drab spectacle Of
opening days. Tho big crowd came in
cheering and whooping things up, and
it trnever stopped In the preliminaries
they not only said it with flowers, but
with, automobiles. For after a big
floral Offering had been hung around
Iris Speaker, some one presented Doc
Johnston with a car.
This fourth game was return to
the fare of old-fashioned worlds series
days, before the crooks began to ply
their trade. The battle howl of the
tribe echoed back and forth across the
park, and when the Cleveland assault
began upon Leon Cadore in the first
INNING this battle howl increased in
volume, attaining noisy heights.
r But, loud as it was, the racket was
not sufficiently sonorous to drown out
the rataplan OF Cleveland bats The
Indians chased Cadore and Mamaux
IN quick succession, and by the time
Rube Marcuard had been released
from custody on the charge of scalping
tickets the contest was over, with CO.
veleskie at the top of his Polish stride.
Headlong assaults in the first and
third innings turned the trick There
was no hddiing or sparring this time
on the part of Cleveland slugrers. They
got to Cadorc before Leon knew that
war had been declared, and before the
hrst inning was over the tricking
shower was cooling his weary frame.
Pitchers Pass in Parade
Mamaux followed ana stemmed the
tide for an inning, but in the midst of
the third frame he, too, was leaving the
scene with his pitching system full of
knots. Marquard pitched fairly we'll un-
I'll replaced by pinch hitter, and
Pfeffer was nicked for only one run,
but it all meant nothing after Speak
er's outfit had collected those four runs
IN the first three cantos
Coveleskie stepped out to win his
second battle under ideal conditions. A
%arm and hazy Indian summer after
roon enveloped the park, with the tenn
rerature soft enough to leave over
coats back home. The sky was blue
enough to write sonnets about, if any
sonneteers were so inclined-as blue as
Brooklyn hearts after Cleveland's open
ing salute.
Covey evidently knew this game was
vital to Cleveland hopes. 1t meant a
landslide if he failed, and until his
mates gave him a four-run lead he
turned the Dodgers upside down with
his terrific speed and his fast breaking
splitter.
For three innings he rolled back the
Brooklyn assault without permitting
man to reach first. He had more smoke
than q burning oil we'll, and his whirl-
ing splitter cracked right and eft with
battling jump. Then, with four runs
to work on, he eased up q trife and
yielded lone tally in the fourth, when
Jimy Johnston singled and Tommy Grif-
nth smote long double to right CEN
ter. The amazing thing about this
double is that it cleared the infield
without Speaker hauling it down, which
is close to a worlds record with that
bird on the job.
a.I. Stops at One Run
That was the lone run that the Pole
yielded throughout the fray When
he reached the limits of his Brooklyn
trademark, which is five hits and one
run, he shut off the works for the rest
of the day. Coveleskc had the situa-
ton so we'll in charge that all com
petitive interest passed out after the
third inning. 1t was extremely pleas
ing to the home folks, but those look
ing for drama were sout of luck
1t was Cleveland's game in the way
of both batting and pitching, and these
are the two elements that usually pre-
dominate. When one club has both
the argument is soon over.
The one man who held down the
score for Brooklyn was Hi Myers, the
alert center fielder. In the second in
ming, after Sewell and O'Neill had
hammered Cadore for base hits, jamie
son raped line drive to left center.
The smash was ticketed for the two
base country, when Myers dashed over.
hauled the blow out of the bamy air
and then whirled in time to double up
O'Nelll at second. Considerable play
one of the best of the afternoon.
But even this fine play fell below
his mark in the fourth, when Evans
damned a low line drive TO center
Myers came pounding in on the hit