Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-13
MER|CANS TAKE
 WORLD HONOR IN | DECISIVE GAME
voland Wins Series From Brooklyn by Score of 5 to 0

DTOOnlyi OJ oS
 5 to 0
 RES TOTALS FIVE
 TO TWO FOR INDIANS eleskie Pitches Last Game, His Third Victory of Big Con-
 test, Holding Robins to
 Five Hits
 eveland, O., Oct. 12.-Baseball kpions of the world, the Cleve- American league club won the eme title here this afternoon the Indians defeated the Brook Nationals in the seventh and de- 2 game of the 1920 series by a of three to nothing. Tonight Hand is celebrating in a manner hately in keeping with the hon. Ind it is doubtful if govern proclamation announcing the tion of this city as the capitol he United States would create Iple of interest among the fren- Hans.
 E shut out victory was chiefly keered by Stanley Coveleskie, the hll hurler of the local team, has proved to be pitcher of tkable skill and endurance dur he series. Backed by an alright |se on the part of his teammates critical moments of the game, Shamokin, Pennsylvania coal 5, let the Robins down with [hits. But two Brooklyn play- eached second base during their sessions at bat and but five of hvaders were left on the bases Id.
 eleskie's feat in winning three five games necessary to -clinch championship will go down as one e outstanding features of the Is series history and one of ost prominent and praiseworthy Is in a struggle which has fur ] more startling incidents than imiliar series in years.
 Brooklyn batters accumulated Wo runs off the moistened
 of Covey, as he is affection called here, in twenty seven Is in which he officiated on the kg mound. He let the Robins with one run in the first game Fooklyn, on October 5, allowed a second tally on Saturday and them out today. It is doubtful pore masterly exhibition of pit has been flashed before the
 any worlds series since 1895, Christy Mathewson, then at the
 of his twirling career with lew York Giants, shut out the felphia Athletics in 3 games. at as must be the credit ac-
 Coveleskie for his remarkable Tn coming back after but two of rest, and pitching his best of the series, the general of- e and defensive work of the members of the Cleveland club
 be dimmed by the individual of their star boxman. The Is, as a team, grew more inn ve as the series progressed and feat in winning four straight
 from Brooklyn after getting to an indifferent start, stamps |ub as one deserving of all the Tt and enthusiasm which their
 have evoked in this section. shutting out the Nationals in nal clash this afternoon, the Is, led by Manager Speaker, 70 playing heights which bore ne complete confidence of the packers and fans. They reach-
 spltters of Burleigh Grimes, ational league star deliverer of ype of pitching, for seven solid cnhched the game before the " mark, as it ultimately and topped the play with sev- ieces Of baseball strategy that lstrated the possession of men, ftness which marks the differ between a keen thinking and hanical playing baseball club.
 the demonstration which d the final putout of Myers and ga the championship for the IS surpassed any similar scene veral seasons. Thousands of poys and women poured out of eachers and stands and simply ed the victorious players like an avalanche. It was a contin- oattie for the members of the m their march toward the due. 'ach step being taken slowly scores Of fans endeavoring te 'nelr hands or pat them on the
 ooeaKer, sensing the coming s. or enthusiasm, made a dasl
 n.er1leld toward the grant wnere his mother and other rel. occupied a lower tier box. Hi: ss was slow, but once he reach
 raii,- ,-he vaultedl over the fro, ana into his mothers arms lik, U school boy. These scene wa, 1sual that for, a moment ther,
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