The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-11

mey must win three straight
games.
Mails pitched in superb form. The
hungry bats OF the atnlwart Dodger
Sluggers founC his delivery only three
times for safe hits during tho after
noon. kpntocthy. Myers and Olson
were the only Dodgers to register safe :
lies. ana Olson got the only extra base
sian allowed by Mails, q double IN Inc
eighth inning
FITTED against Mails was Sherrod
smith. the bulky Brooklyn fork handler,
VINO took the measure ofatho Indians
m tho third game OF the series at
Ehhets Held and put hls team In tho
lead.
Smith pitched with dogged dctermI-
nation today but hc mot hs master
III MhllA, who was n tenmmnte of tho
hrooklyn southp0w only four years ago.
Tho Indians found Smith for "A total OF
seven nuts and thanks 10 tho fact that
they punched two Of them in the sixth
inning, the game went only tho regu-
lation distance.
AFTER two were down I'm the indiana
hnlf ~ tao sixth Manager Speaker, who
mas beeh one OF the brightest stars OF
mo series, stamped the pellet into shfo
territory IN left field for single
And then came tho man who shared
he EleIy OF winning today's game
George hufnH-~the ainewy, Routh-pawed
'sis,at .haNggFwrv0f tia 1'rib@mcn
Burns tnnght one OF Smitha bendArs
slharoy on the nose and there was n
crash that brought tho crowd TO itH feet
yelling mndly aa tho bah sped Into left
field for what looked like a home run
bufpB' hit was only good for two hnseR
scoring Sponkor, bat II brought about
the hrcak In rtd-hot pitching duel
,n"t turned w tide OF victory against
Shorrod smith and mAde II hero OF
Walter MniIa
The crowd that witnessed this
game was as large as any that has
seen game here 10 date, and the
fans Witnessed a battle OF south.
paws that was fun Of good baseball
ana Kept them on THAR feet with
expectancy throughout the eluht and
one. hair Innings.
The Dodgers fought hard 10 win. AS
eatlv ns the second inning thcy had
Malls In trouble, thanks 10 brace ofI
errors hftcr two were down. But Mails
was equal 20 every occasion, and he
wlgGlcd out, Again IN the fourth the
Dodgers started something. when Myers
singled and konctchv waited with only
8nG down. Elldun nnd Miller failed 90
nnd ,,l Mails for hits however and the
l'odgers' runnrrH died on the bases
The dying effort for tic hrntcn podg
nrR cam" In the eighth inning. when
IVY Olson slammed hH two dagger into
,rft h"ld with orlv one down " looked
lko a toucly situation for Mnlia with |
he head end OF tho IlrnotIyn batting |
rider coming up fut Ehechnn. who
ubhcd for Jimmy Johnston. was caEy |
or Mails, who forced him 10 pop M |
- Gardner, nud Kruger who was |
ont In to hnt Tor Nois In pinch forced |
olson 70 Gardner unnsslHtcd
First Inning. Dnduersn
Olson nlod 10 Evans Sheohnn famed, |
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Flrst lnrInu. indians
Evans got hi past Sherhnn for n
inrlo Evans out stealing Miller 10 Ol.
on Wnmhy flied to Neis Speaker
oucd out 10 Miller
No runs ono hit no errors
Second inning, Dodgers.
Wheat famed. Ilo claimed that he
Id not strike at the third ban Tor n
tflke, Myers flied out to Wood, who |
Id not have 10 move to make the
atch konry shot single into right
cid Sowrll umblcd Rlldun's groundcr
nd the batter waa abfe At frst, konoy
oinE TO second. Gardner muaHcd up
illlcr's gtouudor and the batter reached |
rat Smith hiod out To Speaker.
No runs ono hit. ,hn errors,
Second Inning, indians
Burns walked Gardner forced Burns
second, konry 10 Olson. wood got
,nglo into lcn field Gardner going to
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~ Fi"uhu'If NgH iouti'd SECOND.
~" iuh- one hli, u" error
Ih'rd lnnin0, Dodpera.
'!H"h Hh' Nlrd To S,w'll Sh'yhhh
''h out Z" Sp'hh'r Nri7 poppcd Z"
wen
40 runs ~ hlt" ~" errors
Ih'rd inning, indians,
Sherhnn lhrr" nui M'lM at nrs'