The Washington herald., 1920-10-10
INDIANS TIE UP
SERIES AGAIN
BY 81 VICTORY
Cleveland Fans Wild
Over Coveleskie's Sec
ond Landslide.
FOUR DODGERS ROUTED
Cadore, Mamaux, Marquard
And Pfefer Fail to Stop
Batting-Pitching Storm.
FOUR DODGERS ROUTED
BY GBANTLAND BICE.D
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Cleveland. Ohio. Oct s.-Cleve-
lands embattled Indians removed
the dusty bliukers from their bat
ting eyes today and in the midst
Of a terrific uproaf. stopped the
PeDpery Dodgers by the elastic
count Of TO l, while 10000 ecstatIc
fanatics raised the merry dickens
from the start 10 the end. Stanley
Coveleskie took long and winding
parade Of Brooklyn pitchers and
then outpitched the entire caravan
by decisive edge. Your Uncle VIII
bert Robinson called on Csdore,
Mamaux. Marquard and Pfener in
turn, but unfortunately he had 10
one TO call on that could break
through COveleskie's battling de-
Tense
The earnest Pole again employed
his copyrighted score Of nv. hits
and one run. which he adopted a.
his official output in the first Easna
Of the series. Fair enough for a
trademark. AS a result Of this
sprightly turn the standing Is now
two games for Brooklyn and two
for Ceveleskie, with five games left
IL they have heart enough TO x
that far.
Auto. and Flowers Galore.
Color today was riotous. rampant
and roistering. II fairly famed in
red blaze above the drsb spec
tacle Of opening days The big
crowd came in cheering and Whoop-
ing things up. and il never stopped.
In the preliminaries they not only
said il with flowers, but with auto
mobiles. For after a big floral Of
fering had been hung around Iris
Speaker, some one presented Doc
Johnston with a car.
! This fourth game was a return 20
the mare OF old fashioned world
series days before the crooks be-
gan to ply their trade. The battle
howl OF the tribe echoed back and
forth across the park and when the
Cleveland assault began upon Ca
dore in the first inning this battle
howl increased in volume. attain
, ing noisy heights.
But as loud as il was, the racket
drown out the ratspIan OF Cleve-
land bats. The Indians chased Ca
dore and MamauN in quick success
sion. and by the time Rube Mar
qua I'd had been released from Gus
tody on the charge Of scslpinE
tickets the contest was over with
Coveleskie at the top OF his Polish
stride.
Pitching system hnetted.
HeadIonE assaults in the first
and third innings turned the trick.
There was no fddling or spsrrinE
this time on -he part OF Cleveland
sluEEtrs. They got TO CadCre be-
fore Leon knew that war had been
declared. and bCfor, the FIRST inning
was over the trickling shower was
cooling his weary frame. NsmsUX
followed and 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 wslI un-
til replaced by a pinch hitter. and
Pfeffer was niCked for only one
run. but il all means nothing after
! Speakers outfit had collected Jhuss
four runs in the first three Cantos-.
Covcleskic stepped out 70 win his
! second battle under ideal conditions.
\ warm, hazy Indian summer after
noon cnvcloped the park. with the
temperature soft enough to leave
ovCrcoats back home. The sky was
blue enough To write sonUCis about
il any soHnettecrs were SO inclined.
as blue as Brooklyn hearts after
CIcveland's opening salutcs-
Game Vital TO Cleveland.
Covey evidently knew this game
was vital To Cleveland hopes. L.
meant a landslide if D., failed. and
until his mates gave him a four
ran lead he turned the Dodgers up
side down with his terrific speed and
his fast breaking splitter. For three
innings he rolled back the Brook
Iyn assault without permitting a
man TO reach first He had NOR"
smoke than a burning oil we'll and
his WhirlinE splitter crashed right
and left with a battling jump. Then.
with four runs to work on. he eased
up trihe and yielded a lone tally
in the fourth. when Johnston sin
gled aud Tommy Griffith sHote a
long double to right cenJS. The
amusing thing about this doubls il
] that 1t cleared the inheld without
] Speaker hauling II down, which il
close 10 a worlds record with that
bird on the job.
That was the lone run that the
! Pole yielded throughout the fray.
When he reached the limits Of his
! Brooklyn trademark. which is
hits and one run. he shut on the
works for the rest Of the day. Co
yeleskie had the situation 20 well
| in charge that all competitive in
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