The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
CLEVELAND EvENS
 UP SERIES WITH
 BROOKLYN OUTFIT
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fensive play, and the fans. relieved ot all anxiety, put their noise making in struments aside and settled back to en- joy the game without the need of fur ther encouragement for the Indians.
 Every good play was liberally ap- plaudcd, however, whether made by d Cleveland Brooklyn player. There were not the number of brilliant indi- vidua plays that marked the third game in Brooklyn, but it was Robin who really provided the neatest bit of fielding for the fans to enjoy and talk over later. In the fourth inning Evans lifted long, low drive over second base which appeared certain to go for a Texas leaguer, but Myers, rushing in from deep center at top speed, reached the fast falling ball back of second and. with a low dive, slipped his hands under the sphere jlst before it touched the ground and came lip after a rolling somersault with the ball sticking in his gloved hand, as all could see. Myers was given d long, hearty cheer for the feat.
 CLEVER STRATEGY
 A clever piece of baseball strategy which slipped by unnoticed by the mass of fans was perpetrated by Griffith Tn the seventh inning. After Burns had walked, Gardner drove terrific high drive to right field Griffith played tha ball as though he expected to make a fly putout, and Burns, watching the at- titude of the fielder, was slow in start ing for second. The ball however, passei far over Griffith's head and he then quickly turned and picked it off the wal on the rebound with the result tnas B,,rns was held at third and Gardner al first. whereas if both runners had sprinted from the crack of the bat Burns would have scored and Gardner Wouid have been credited with a double.
 With the cheers of their loyal support CTS ringing in their ears. the Indians sot away. to a two-run lead in the first m ming. touching Galore for brace oi hits and coaxing one pass Alter Janls- son lined out stossCadore, Hanpssa salis.' . drew a ,ass and went to second when Speaker drove slashing single to cen- ter. wamby scored a minute later on smiths single to center and Speaker went on third On the return throw. which failed to get Speaker, smith raceu to second Speaker scored the secoiiu run on Gardner's sacrifice ny, Sm,.i' sticking to second. Cadore then ugnt ened up and famed Doe Johnson io' the final ort.
 RUBE TO RESCUE
 Tr the third Cleveland damned through two more runs and drove Ma
 
 opened with a single and took secoho on Sneakers second safe drive to cen ter Manager Robinson, of the Dodgers, waved for Mamaux to retire ana sent Rube Marcuard to the rescue. Burns, pinch hitting for Smith. hit the first bah Marquard pitched for single 10 left. on which both Speaker ana Wambssanss scored. Burns reached second whe: Wheat srumbled. Mar duard succeeded in flaming Gardner and "Smokey" Joe Wood. batting for .Docls' Johnston, popped an easy fly to Myers. scwell threatened to cause more grief for Marcrard whne he beat out ar infeId hit. O'Neill however, was purposely rassed, filling the bags and CovaleslSle forced the catcher when he rolled an easy bounder to Kilduff
 The Dodgers were never dangerous except in the fourth, when they bagged thelr only score After Olson had flied to Speaker Johnston smashed single into lef. fer T'rookiyr's first hit of the game and an instant later raced home when Griffith crashed 2 long hit into right for two bases. Wheat flied to speaker. Griffith going to third after