The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-06


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Grimes picked up sizzling grounder and
hads plenty of time to make the play
Jameson singled to center, sending the
ganss flied to Wheat. No runs one nit;
CWheat made pretty running catch of
WamDy's fly. Grimes was working like a
clock and the Brooklyn infield clustered
around him, pounding his Dack)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS singled to center,
his grounder skipping by Wambsganss just
out of reach. Olson was safe at first and
Grimes at second when ragpy threw OIL
Grimes Grimes was hart sliding to sec,
ond and the players of both clubs gathered
around him. He was limpIng padly when
he got up. But he stayed in the game
J. Johnston fouled to O'-:enI when he at
tempted to bunt. Griffith scored Grimes
with a double to right; Olson being Ing, held ED
Wamby's hands when the Indian threw
himself flat to stop the ball which rolled
posely Iar I1 passed flIink the bases. Myers hit
to J. Johnston who forced Olson at the
plate to O'Neill{ O'Neill's throw to first
the back. Griffith attempted to score but
was out at the plate. w. Johnston TO
O'Neill. One run; two hits; one error.
Fourth Inning.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES walked. Smith
was out on a roller to konetchy unassisted,
Speaker taking second. Gardner sent a
ring Fly y to MYERS N ed to
Wheat. who made pretty running catch
over his shoulder while racing toward the
bfeachers. No runs; 80 mrs no errors.
,, (Grimes continued to pitch beautifully.
He was using his splitter every time with
| Speaker resting on second basel
| BROOKLYN-KOnetchy popped to Wam-
| by who took the ball without moving out
of his trackz. kilduff smashed +: vicious
drive to left center which Speaker cap
tured after a long run. Miller out. Bagby
to W. Johnston, on the first ball. No runs;
hits: no errors.
Orf1 .Iax- Inf NC0 a T.
4 full catch. He raced fully fifty yards afteE
Pete's smash and took it at top speed)
i Fifth Inning.
! CLEvELAND-Sewell out on an easy
bounder which Grimes threw to honetcny.
O'Neill out Olson to Konetchy on pretty
fielding play. Bagby sent an easy ny u
Myers. No runs; no hits; no errors. -.
IGrimes seemed to be getting even pet
seweiI and oFNeill swinging weakly and
| their results were puny rollers. Bagoy
| u oB.RR5OdfkLYN-seweIl threw out Grimes,
taking his grounder in deep short. Olson
drove a short single thru the box. Johh-
ston was out, w. Johnston to BaGby, who
covered first, Olson taking second Irn-
eli made a valiant try but the ball went
thru him for a single. Wheat up Con-
/ molly called for the ball and looked 1t over
! hut mt it back in play. Griffith out
stealing, O'Nei1 to Wamby. One run;
/ Gaeby had another hard inning. Two
! more hits were made from his deltyery.)
/ Sixth Inning.
! 8 CLEVELAND-Jamfe died. Kilduff to
Konetchy. on a vicious grounder that re, Pete
by's high fly, running in close to the IN
field. Speaker cracked vicious double
to left. Smith out, konetehy unassisted'
! : (Speaker delivered his second hit in as
many times at bat, having walked once
His double a tremendous clout, sharp
ffeldiup hy Myers preventing 1t from GO
ing for a triple1
! BROOKLYE-whent sent high fly TO
Speak ker in right center. Myers singled 10
the infield. He beat Gardner's throw to
first by hair. Konetchy up. Ball one
Rail two: 1t YVES pitehout but Myers Ils
flied to F. smith in right center. Kilduff
flied to f. Smith who took the ball against
the right field wall. No runs one hit; no
errors.
, (Bagby had a better inning this time
| and showed better controlo
/ Seventh Inning
! CLEvELAND-Gardn drove a single
past second, Kilduff made a pretty one
handed stop hut did not dftempt to
throw; " Johnston forced !6, Gar9neF 1I,es at at
Griffith against the right field wall and
w. Johnston was held at first: O'Neill
singled to left, sending w. Johnston to
second. Grnney batted ror Bagby. Graney
up. Uhle is warming up for Cleveland.
Graney famed. No runs; two hits; no
with two runners on Grimes uncorked
his splitter and made Graney look foolish
at the plate.)
) RROoKLYN-Uhle now pitching for
Cleveland Miller famed. The third strike
was a wide curve. Grimes flied to. f.
Smith in short right Olson famed. swing
ing weakly at the last one. No runs no
hits: errors.
(Uhie worked nicely in first world series
game and registered strike outs on Miller
and Olson)
Eighth Inning.
CLEVELAND-Jamies walled. Burns
batted for wamby. Burns walked. Speak
er out Kilduff to Konetchy Jameson go
ing to third and Burns to second F..
Smith fouled to Miller. Miller went out
to encourage Grimes. Gardner walked.
filling the bases w. Johnston forced
Gardner. Kilduff TO Olson. No runs; no
hits; no errors.
(Grimes streak of wildness had him in
great trouble but he pitched great ball
to Doc Johnston, curving two strikes across
the pfate)
BROOKLYN-Lunte now playing second
for Cleveland J. Johnston popped to
Sewell back of third. Griffith famed. The
third strike was called and he kicked loud
~. Wheat flied to Jameson in short left
No runs, no hits: no errors
4 Ninth Inning.
I CLEYELAND-Seweii ont. Konetchy un-
assisted. ONeiI flied to Griffith Nuna-
naker battei for Uhle. Nunaina ker sin
yled~to center. Jameson filed to Wheat.