The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-05

hits; no errors.
(The Cleveland batsmen laid the wood
hard on the ball thruout the inning ana
they kept Marquard constantly in trouble.
O'Neill's double was his second in two
BRoOKLYN-oIson singled over second
ton forced Olson, Wamby to Sewell. Grif
to second. Speaker fie1ded his drive
nicely and cut off a possible double. The
crowd was on its feet bowling for a rally.
Wheat flied to Evans who collided with
Speaker in making the catch but hung
on to the ball. He limped back to his
place In left field while ONeill, Wamby
and Coleveskie consulted around the rub
Der. Myers flied to Wood. No runs; two
hits. no errors.
brooklyn had its first real chance in
this inning but Wheat and Myers failed to
come thru In the pinch. Coveleskie worked
steadily with men on bases and didn't
seem to mind the going.l
Fifth Inning.
CLEyELAED-Evans flied to Wheat on
the first pitched ball. Wamby famed
swinging weakly at a low one. Speaker
lost his bat in attempting a swinging
bunt and Johnston carried it back to him.
Speaker flied to Griffith who mace a sensa-
tional one-hand catch, ieaping high against
the right field wall and coming down with
the ball. No runs; no hits: no errors.
(Griffith's play was the first big fielding
feature of the game&and the crowd gave
him an ovation as he trotted to the dug
BROoKLYN-Kanetch flied to Speaker
1t was a long high one and iris had pien-
ty of time 20 set himself. Kilduff popped
to Wood in short right. Kruger out.
Gardner to Burns No runs; no hits; NO
errors
IL style, for the first time he failed to
use his splitter in this inning and WAS
mixing fast one with n big jump on IL
with change of pace that was very effec-
tive.)
sixth Inning.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES up. The ball hit
Burns bat tho he did not swing. Burns
famed, swinging hard Mt the last one
which he missed more than a foot. Card
ner flied to Wheat Wood famed. swing
ing wildly at the last one. No runs; no
{Marquard worked clock in the sixth
HIS curves broke sharply and he mixed
an effective slow one with It. Woods
BROOKLYN-Lamar batted for Mar
guard. Lamar lined to Sewell who made
a jumping handed catch. Olson sin
to Burn, Olson taking second. 1t was Il
sacrifice by Johnston, who laid down a
neat bunt. Griffith out, Coyeleskie to
Burns No runs one hit; no errors.
(Mnmaux relieved Marquard in the box
at the start of the seventh0
Seventh Inning.
cLEvELAND-Mamaux now pitching FOR
Brooklyn. Sewelfs catch of Lamar's
drive was a pretty piece of work and he
got great hand. Sewel1 famed lie
Ne nrd Ba a. curve IeF the sad Last t.
the ball but apparently was satisfied ana
threw 1t back. O'Neill famed. He almost
swung himself off his feet on the last on&
Coveleskie famed. No runs; no hits; 20
errors.
(Mamaux in his first world series ap-
pearance, struck out the first three bat
ters to face him. His speed was bewilder-
ing and he showed fast breaking curve
at which the Indians swung wildly)
center, sending a crashing drive against
the fence. 1t was the lucky seventh and
the crowd came t9 it's feet with tre.
third Konetchy OUT, Turns to coseies-
kie, who covered first. Wheat scoring on
by Coveleskie and Burns. Kilduff famed
one run; one hit; no errors.
Eighth Inning.
CLEVELAND = Jamtson batting for
Evans. Jameson out, Olson to konetchy.
on a hard hit grounder direct to the
Brooklyn shortstop. Wamby out, Nam
hT throw et@s beat wamby n9 By dS step: p Speaker
out, Johnston to Konetehy. No runs; no
hits; no errors
Johnston made a sparkling stop on
Speaker, knocking down his terrific drive
and throwing him out)
BROOKLYN-Krueger flied to Speaker.
deep center JaRaieson relieved Burns in
left field for Cleveland. Mitchell bat
ted for Mamaux. Mitchell singled to right.
base line which was held to a single by
snappy fielding. Olson up. Neis ran for
Mitchell. Olson walked, Neis taking sec
ond. Johnston popped to Gardner. Grif-
fifth forced Olson. Wamby to Sewell. No
runs; one hit; no errors.
(Brooklyn made a desperate bid in the
eighth.)
Ninth Inning.
CLEVELAND Smith batting for
Burns Smith out. Kilduff to Konetchy.
Cadore relieved Mamaux in the box for
Brooklyn at start of ninth. Gardner out.
Konetchy unassiSted Jonkston batted for
Wood. Johnston ont. Cad0re to konetchy.
No runs no hits: no errors.
BROOKLYN-Wheat up. Smith relieved
Wood in right field for Cleveland. Wheat
out Johnston to Ceveleskie. who covered
first. Myers flied to Speaker. konetchy
famed. No runs; no hits; no errors.