South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-10
FOUR DODCER
HURLERS SOFT
FOR INDIANS
Speakers Tribe Evens Up
World Series By Down
ing Brooklyn.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.

LEAGUE PARK, CLEVELAND,
o., Oct. 9.-Indian batsmen falling
on the offerings of the three Brook
| Ign pitchers scalped them today five
TO one in the fourth game OF the
world series and evened the count
for the worlds title.
Stan Coveleskie, the big Polish
| spitball twirler, registered a well
earned win over the Robins, hold
ing them TO five hits. Coveleslxie
has won both of Ceveland's VIC
tories in the big series and mis- work
today was every bit as effective as
on his first appearance in the open
ing game.
Batting Eyes Return.
The batting eyes OF the Indians
returned to them when they cut
loose on their home field today. Go
ing after a quartet of Brooklyn
pitchers they amassed a total of u
safe hits. the Indians were a fight
ing band from start to finish. The
attack on Leon Galore in the open
ing round and before the impetus of
their initial drive had been spent,
two runneres were across the rub
Der. With Coveleskie pitching un-
beatable ball, two tallies were suffi-
cient and the game was virtually
over
The wonderful fielding that has
marked the series from the start
4 al NJ nj
| the Robins center fielder, undoubt-
! eddy carried away the highest field
| ing honors by virtue of two wonder
I full catches. Running at top speed
/ In the third inning. Myers took a
| drive off his shoe tops and rolled
| over and over, coming up with the
ball. He pulled another catch OF
Evans in the fourth round that was
! CLASSY.
! Inficldcrs Star.
| The inhelde-s of both clubs work
/ ed in regular world series style.
/ Wambsganss. at second base for the
Indians, planted himself firmly in
the affections OF his hometown fans
| by his stirling work.
! Cleveland's offensive in the open
/ ing round started after Jameson
/ had crashed a terrific liner into Ca
! dore's glove. This was a taste Of
what was TO come. After Wamby
| walked, Speaker drove a single to
! center and both scored on Smiths
/ wicked smash over second.
Sewell and O'Neill continued the
attack in the second and Robinson
| was forced 10 rush Mamaux in TO re-
! lieve the faltering Galore. The slug
| :est was stopped momentarily but
| II broke forth with renewed fury In
! the third Wambsganss and Speak
er led off with singles in this round.
That was enough for Mamaux and
I RUDE Marquard took up the pitch
/ ing burden. He grOOved one for
/ Burns who was batting for Smith,
and n singing single sent in two
more runs.
Final Tally.
The final Indian tally came across
in the sixth inning when a single by
Coveleskie, wild pitch and singles
by Evans and Wamby. Brooklyn
threatened in only one inning, the
fourth A vicious single by Jimmy
Johnston followed by a tremendous
double off Griffith's bat sent John
ston across the plate.
With the series tied at two games
each, the rival clubs will be of 20 a
new start tomorrow. II was gener-
ally granted that much depends on
the pitching selections for the fifth
game Grims was figured as the
most likely candidate for the Ma
tional leaguers in view of his won
derful showing In his first world
series game. Speakers choice was
believed 10 lie between Mails and
| Bagby.
The Cleveland crowd today showed
real world series baseball enthusi-
asm in marked contrast 20 the apa-
thetic attitude OF the crowds which
was at the Brooklyn games. Real
midsummer baseball weather help
/ ed them along. and another capacity
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