The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-05

EBBETS FlELD. BROOKLYN. Oct.
5.--Brooklyn took their batting prac-
tice first, MOZART. Miljus and Pfeifer
serving up the ball for the home folks
Marquard and Smith, Robinson's two
left handers, and Grimes, Brooklyus
star spit baller, took part in the bat
tirg practice.
Uhle went to the mound when the
Cleveland Indians took their batting
workout. Bagby and Coveleskie took
part IN the practice.
There was the inevitable picture OF
the rival managers Robinson and
Speaker shaking hands. while the
Johnston brothers, Doc" of the In
dians, and Jimmy, of the Dodgers,
bad a little family picture of their
own. the first probably since a travel
ing photographer got them together on
4 tin type years ago in Tennessee.
The first real cheer of the game
casne when Jack Graney hit the ball
kovcr the wall in batting practice. Then
someone presented Iris Speaker with
a horal piece.
Shortly before 1:3o police band.
followed by a platoon sof Brooklyn
Finest s and a contingent of fire
!: lighters. trampesl on The .6eld IN IA
t f11e ax5 q rs 4 IS base
This slender SoaunA served as an
official escort for Mayor Hylan to
whom had been given the honor of
tossing out the first ball
/ The batteries for the day were an
nonnced as follows: Covelcskie and
o'Neill for Cleveland; Marquard and
kreuger for BrooklNn
Twenty five thousand fans were
packed in the field when the game
was called. and hundreds who stood
in line for tickets for hours were
turned away The managers OF both
teams expressed the outcome of the
games.
Many changes were made in the
usual batting order. For Cleveland
Evans went into left field instead o.
Jameson: Burns is playing first base
and batting fourth; Wood is playing
right field and batting sixth. Foi
Brooklyn, kfueger is catching instead
of Miller.
FIRST INNING
CLEVELAND-Eva up. Evan
out. Olson to Honey Wamby up
iWamby bunted the ball. but the bal
rolled foul. Wamby flew out to Wheat
who had to come in fast TO make tn
catch Speaker up. Speaker got
hand when he came to bat. Speake
famed and the crowd gave Marquar
a big cheer No runs, no hits.
BROOKLYN-Olso up. Olson file
to Wood, hitting the first ball pitched
Johnston up Johnston struck ou
CoveIeskie's spit ball being too muc
for him. Griffith up. Sewell threN
out Griffith at first No runs, no hit:
SECOND INNING
\ LEV ELAN - u vi iS Stf1A d hio
nv. which fell behind Honey. VII
picked up the ball and threw it int
left field. Olson threw out Gardiner a
first. Wood walked Marquard tenn
porarily lost control Seweli up. Tn
man who took Chapman's place got
cheer. Marquard tried to catch Woo
OFF first. Sewel singled into igf
field. Wood going to fhird. Woo
scored on O'Neilrs double to left fiel
SeweIl going to third. Mamaux no
warming up for Brooklyn. Covclcsk
up. Coyeleskie grounded ont TO ~
ney and Sewell attempted to run hom
but was run out, the play being. n
= ney TO Kreuger to Johnston. Two rur
three hits, one error.
Wheat flied to Spea
er. who made d wonderful catch
Wheat's seemingly safe hit. Mye
flied to Wood. who picked the ball
'i9 the wall. Honey out. sewell to Burr
as No runs, no hits, no errors.
THIRD INNING.
rs. CLENELAND-Ev Evans walked
ge four pitched balls Namby sacrifice
he Johnston to Honey. Evans taking Sc
oi,d SpsalSe, nied o. Nbeai Rur