The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-09

ner. Double piays-Myers to Olson to XII
cuff; Sewell TO WHmby to Burns; Gardner
I'rooklyu, ~ Cleveland 10. Bases on balls
OFF Cadore. 1: off Marguard, l: off Cow
eicskie, l. Pfeffcr, =. Hits-Off Cadore. 4
n l inning and none out in second; off
off Afarquard. . in 3 off Pfeffer. in 5.
Struck out-Dy- Cadore, 1: Slanaux, /;
wild pitch-rfcffcr Passed ball-Miller
Losing pitcher. Cadore. Umpires-Dineen
tAmJ behind plate; Klein tNat) at first
Copnolly (Am.l Mt second: o'Day (Nat) ar
third. Time Of game--1 81.
C.ctcland. o.. Oct. 9.-The Indians
put Joy into the hearts of 10000 raw
ing Ohio fans here this afternoon by
defeating tho Brooklyn Nationals, to
1, in the fourth game of the world s
series and evening the counting for the
worries title.
Stan CoveIeskic the big Polish spit
ball twirlcr. registered a well earned
win over the Robins, holding them to
five hits. Coveleskie has won both OF
Clcvcl~ nd's victories in the big series
and his work today was every bit as
effective as on his first appearance in
the opening game.
Batting Eye Back.
The batting eyes OF the Indians re-
turned to them when they cut loose on
their home field today. Going after a
quartet of Brooklyn pitchers. they
amused a total of twelve hits. The
Indians were a fighting band from
start to finish. They attacked on
Leon Cadore in the opening round
and before the impetus of their initial
drive had been spent, two runs were
across the plate. With Coveleskie
pitching unbeatable ball two tallieS
were sufficient, and the game was viz
tuaily over
The wonderful fielding that ha.
marked the series from the start was
maintained today. Myers, the Robins
center flelder, undoubtedly carried
away the highest fielding honors BY
virtue OF TWO wonderful catches. Run
ming at top speed in the third inning
Myers took drive off his shoe tons
ana rolled over and over. coming mr.
with the ball. He pulled another catch
OF Evanss drive.
How They Scored.
The infields of both worked in reg.
ulsr world series fashion. Wambs.
\ Sanss at second for the Indians plant.
ed himself firmly in the affections ~
his home town fans by his sterIine
work. Clevelands offensive in tbe
opening round started after Jameson
had crashed terrific liner into Ca.
doro's glove. This was a taste of what
was to come. After Wambsgans.
walked Speaker drove a single to cen.
ter and both scored on Smiths wicked
smash over second
Sewell and O'Neill continued the at
tack in the second and Robinson wa.
forced to rush Mamaux IN to relieve
the faltering Cadore. The slugfes
wCs stopped momentarialy, but i
broke forth with renewed fury in thu
third. Wambsganss and Speaker lee
Off with singles in this round. Tha
was enough for Mamaux and Rubt
Marquard took up the pitching bur.
den. He grooved one for Burns. wht
kwas batting for Smith, and a stinginf
single sent in two more runs. The las
Indian tally came across in the sixth
when a single by Coveleskie, a .wilC
pitch and singles by Evans anC
Wambsganss sent across a run
Dodgers Threatened Once.
Brooklyn threatened in only one
lnning-the fourth. vicious single
by Jimmy Johnston, followed by a tire.
mendous double off Griffith's. bat sen
Johnston across the plate.
With the series tied at two game,