Arizona republican., 1920-10-11

latter to first with the idea of getting Bagby.
 The Brooklyn pitchers strategy was badly mussed up by his rival in the box, for Bagby picked out delivery which particularly pleased him and lifted it into the right field stand. thae.a bail rolling far under the seats, while all three t-otted across the home plate.
 This hit furnished another strange coincidence in connection with world series baseball, for never have the first five runs of a game of this class been scored by home hits.
 koney Pegged at Plate.
 1fI the cascade of long hits and feass ture plays other incidents and efforts D were lost sight of which might have brought applause during a less sensa- tional game. O'Neil had two such feats to his credit, when in the first inning A he threw his body full length back Of the plate and blocked a wild pitch by Bayby which, had it passed, would have permitted Olson to score. Wheat fol- lowed with a fly a left. killed Brook Iyns chances to score in that inning Again in the second O'Neill took Jam ieson's perfect throw from deep left field and checked Konetchy's rush to score from third, where bis triple had placed him.
 SERVES FACTS AND FIGURES.
 Only seven points separate Cleveland and Brooklyn in batting in the world baseball classic as a result of the fifth contest. The Indians are hitting for an average of PAT, while the Dodgers boosted their mark to .240 by gathering a 13 hits today.
 Today's game was the last in which the players share in the receipts and tabulation of the figures for the five contests show that if Cleveland wins each player on the American league club will receive approximately S4204. | while if Brooklyn wins the National league athletics will get only $3951 each. The discrepancy is due to the | fact that Brooklyn's share musts Do split among 27 men, while onlyz H Clevelanders will be rewarded. &I share in addition goes to Mrs. W Chapman. ets- #fH In neither case are the figures m great as for last years series. w< | Cincinnati players got S4SSl.55 each&< Chicago men received S3254.s7. xH{
 The Cleveland players portion oft1[& receipts as losers would be apprp1H mately $2930 each, while if Brook15M is defeated the Dodgers will be given s23S7 apiece
 The second an dthird place teams Chicago and New York in the American league and New. York and Cincinnati in the National-will receive $53,717.68 from the receipts to be divided. This represents 25 per cent of the players share in the first five games. The sec- ond place teams got 60 per cent and the third placers 20.
 The receipts in the remaining games go to the national commission and the owners of the contending clubs. Fig ures for the first five games follow:
 Attendance, 123,62S; net receipts $397, 7,919; players share, S214,S70.74;l clubs share (divided equally). $14s,- 25515; national commissions share.
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 The two big floral wreaths presented
 to Iris Speaker yesterday were taken
 to the grave of Ray Chapman today by the Cleveland manager.
 In every game in this years worlds
 series the team to score first has won.
 Mrs. J. R. Speaker, the gray-haired
 mother of the Cleveland manager. was
 a proud spectator. She came all of the
 way from Hubbard, Texas, to witness
 the games.
 Ticket scalpers, despite all precau-
 tions to halt them, sold tickets for to- days game for prices as high as $50 to s75.
 In the eighth inning Olson was de- prived of a hit by the official scorers. He hit a swift grounder toward Gard
 ner and the ball took a freal1ish hop Gardner attempted to spear it with one hand, but the ball got away from him. The writers and fans howled at the . decision of the scorers, who gave an
 error to Gardner.
 . Elmer Smith. Indians right fielder, was the batting hero of the day. Tn four times at bat Smith damned out 8 home run, scoring three ahead of him, } a triple and a single. [ Doc" Johnson, Cleveland first base- man, made his first hits of the series , today, knocking cut a brace of singles. His brother Jimmy was unable 10 play
 third for the Dodgers today because of 7 a damaged leg. injured while sliding 3 into base yesterday.
 The contest was peculiar in other re- l spects for while Brooklyn scored 13 l hits off Bagby to those of F accounts ] lated off the Indians the Robins were (Continued on PaEa Fine)