The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-06
Technical Description of
the Game Play by Play

poor control and kept Kruger on the
jump. Marquard mixed them UP with
Wamby at the plate and the latter
famed ON a slow curve. The Rube used
speed on Speaker and finally got two
strikes on the big hitter. Speaker con-
hected with a fast curve and drove 1t
high and far toward the right field wall.
Griffith backed against the concrete bar
Tier, threw up his left hand and made a
marvellous catch. which robbed Speaker
of at least two bases and retired the
side. Griffith was cheered all the wav
In to the bench for the most spectacular
play of the game up to this point No
runs. no hits.
Honey was fooled by change of pace
and booted high fly to Speaker, who
did not move from his position to make
the catch. Kilduff was fooled with
curve and harmlessly flied to Wood
Coveleskie had Krueger's number and
the latter was tossed out by Gardner on
a weak little roller. No runs. no hits
SIXTH INNING.
Marquard started of by tanning big
Mr.. Burns. formerly of Detroit. Card
ner punched the first ball to left. where
Wheat was waiting for 1t and made a
grand stano catch. Marquard tossed
up a floater to Wood and the crowd
guyed him. The next one was high and
he passed It up. Marquard retired Wood
on strikes, the last being a fast curve
No runs. no hits.
Uncle Robbie sent up Lamar to ba.
for Vanguard. and Mamaux resumed the
warming up process. Lamar made
strong bid for safe hit. but Sewell
jumped up and caught liner with his
left hand Olson drove . spiller to left
centre for a single and the crowd took
a new lease on life. Jimmy Johnston
hunted and was out. Coveleskie to Burns.
The sacrifice advanced Olson to second.
Griffith dumped the ball along this first
base line and was thrown out by Covel-
eskie. No runs. one hit
SEVENTH INNING.
Mamaux. the Robins right handler.
with his speedy delivery, relieved Mar
guard when the Indians came to the bat.
after pitching two high balls Mamaux
got over one strike on Sewell. Mamaux
sent over another ane and Sewell made
a wry face. Another one made the count
three and two. but Sewell famed on
the next one and was out. The dan
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two-baggers walked up to the plate with
confident air. Mamaux had SO much
speed that when O'Neil swung at one
of the fast ones he almost fell down.
With two strikes on him. O'Neil fouled
couple of foul drives into the grand
stand and then took a healthy swing
at n blazing curve and was out on
strikes. Mamaux kept UP his rapid fire
delivery with Coveleskie at the bat and
quickly had the latter in the hole with
two strikes. KLEIN finally called Cove
leskie out on perfect third strike. And
Mamaux was cheered for his splendid
work. No runs. no hits.
With the big hitters coming up the
crowd rooted noisily for a break in the
luck. After two strikes had been
called. Wheat drove two-bagger to
right centre and the crowd went crazy.
Here was the break that the fans had
been looking for and the cheering was
incessant when Myers faced the spit
ball expert. Myers. however, was set-
tied on hopper which Sewell flelded
cleverly to Burns, Wheat going to
third. Konetchy was out on a slow