The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-12
INDIANS WIN
WORLD SERIES;
SCORE 3 TO 0
Make Runs in Fourth, Fifth
and Seventh Coveleskie
Holds Dodgers at His Mercy
in Final Game.
MARQUARD IS FINED
(By Associated Press)

4ne American league peIlIldHC-
winners are the worlds baseball
champions of 1920. They de-
feated the Brooklyns by the
score of 3 to 0 and won the big
championship in baseball. The
big Pole, Coveleskie, winning his
third game of the series, held
the Brooklyns helpless. The
series ended with five victories
for Cleveland and two for the
National league champions.
On the sunburnt, dusty field of
League park easily 26,000 cheering
Clevelanders watched the Indians
clash with the Brooklynites.
With their much vaunted pitching
staff shot to pieces, the Brooklyns
faced the none too inspiring pros
poets OF being picked on again by
Stanley Coveleskie, who has already
twice turned back the Dodgers to de-
feat. Grimes started for Brooklyn.
The Speaker tribe needed only one
victory to end the series in their
favor.
Richard "Rube" Marquard. of the
Brooklyn Nationals, was fined 81 and
costs in the local municipal court
here on a charge of violating the ex-
hibition ticket ordinance. President
Heydler, of the National league, who
was in court with Marquard, stated
that as the violation was merely tech
nical he would take no further action
in the matter.
President Heydler said. however
that he did not believe that MarQuard
would be in the National league next
year. "Marquard has hurt Brooklyn
and he has hurt the National league
by his action" said Mr.. Heydler.
Baseball doesn't want men of his
calibre and l don't think he will be
back in the league next season, al
though l probably won't take any Of
ficial action myself"
Marquard, who had asked for spe-
cial hearing of his case in view of
the fact that he might participate in
today's game, appeared in court ac-
companied by National League Attor-
ney Joseph Heinteman.
First Inning
BROOKLYN - Olson popped to
Gardner. Sheehan flied out to jamie
SON Johnston took Griffith's ground
er and tossed to Coveleskie, who
failed to touch the bag. 1t was an
error for Coveleskie Wheat flied to
, Wamby. No runs, no hits, no errors.
CLEVELAND-Jami went out
at first to Konetchy unassisted. Wam-
by flied out to Myers. Speaker pop
ped out to Sheehan. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Second Inning
BROOKLYN-Sewen threw out My
ers at first, Gardner threw out ko-
netchy at first. Kilduff went out,
Sewell to Johnston. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
CLEVELAND-Kild threw out
Smith at first. Sheehan took Gard
ner's grounder and threw over Ko-
netchys head. Gardner held first
Gardner was permitted to go to sec
ond on the overthrow. Johnston
walked. Sewell lined out to Griffith
Gardner held second. kilduff threw
out ONeill at first. No runs, no hits,
one error.
Third Inning
BROOKLYN-Miller famed. Grimes
got a Texas Lacquer back Of second
Sewell mussed up Olson's grounder
and it went for an error. Sheehan's
grounder hit Olson on the leg and
Olson was declared out. Sheehan is
sent back to second base. Griffith
flied out to Smith No runs, two hits,
one error.
CLEVELAND - Coveleskie struck
and threw him out at first. Grimes
out Grimes took Jamieson's sma sh
hand was hurt in getting Jamieson's
hot grounder, and play was suspended.
The crowd applauded Grimes when he
resumed pitching. Wamby scratched
an infie!d hit. Kilduff threw out
Speaker at first. No runs, one hit,
no errors.
Fourth Inning
BROOKLYN-Whea got a hit up
against the screen for single, but
went out at second trying to stretch
it, Smith to Wamby. Gardner took
Myers bunt and threw him out at
first. Konetchy flied to Jameson.
No runs. one hit, no errors
CLEVELAND-Smith went out to
Konetchy unassisted. Gardner got a
hit past Kilduff Johnston singled to
right and Gardner went to third. 1t
was the hit and run play. Sewell
flied to Wheat Gardner holding
third. Gardner scored on a delayed
cepting the throw, threw wildly to
u.
Johnston. O'Neill flied out to Grif-
fifth. One ru- two hits, one error.
Fifth Inning
BROOKLYN-Kilduff lined out to
Speaker. Sewell took Miller's ground
er behind the bag and got his man at
first Coveleskie knocked down
Grimes wicked smash and threw him
out No runs, no hits, no errors.
CLEVELAND - Coveleskie famed.
Jameson scratched an nfield hit
along the third base line. Wamby
sent high fly to Wheat. Jameson
stole second and scored on Speakers
three-ba gger to the fence. Smith
flied out to Myers. One run, two hits,
no errors.
Sixth Inning
RROOKLYN-Olson sent a fly out
to Speaker Wamby threw out Shee-
han at first. Griffith flied out to
Speaker, who ran back to make the
catch. No runs, no hits, no errors.