Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-06
CLEVELAND WINS
FIRST Of SERIES
BY THREE TO ONE
Continued From Page one)
speaker stars

speaker stars.
Manager speaker IN center provsa
barrier beyond which u WIS almost
impossible 10 driv, the ball aud mad,
sensational catches Tar tu the right
and lcft of his normal position with
an abandon which hrpuAht cheers even
from the most rlhid IT thu HON, team
followers Catrhrrs Neil with M.
Two timely run s'oring doubles was
the star batter Tor the virturs.
For brooklyn the feature play was
Grifiith's catch AZ Speaker t,rrifi,
drive o. RICH, field iu the nnh Hai
and hat met with r,puu like tn
crack ~ a whip tho hll sailing ..
the limits ~ right field
IL appeared a certain hit but Guffth
started back with the crash ~ the llt
ana when he reached the wall sptaue
high up against thu c0u,r,t, ami
caugh, the hail IN uu, hand ten lr,l
above the ground
Cleveland hait,sz found Maruuirl
earlier g. hit than NamnuN ur Cndur,
The Indians failed g. ct runner W
FIRST after ,hy ith innug COINS uJi .h
order
Every Ariificr Uscd.
Manager Robinson tried every lrii
flee ~ BASEBALL 60 turn defeat into sic.
tory 10 IN, closing innings. sending Boz
two Pinch hittcis' without effect. WHICH
explains IN part the use 60 ihr,, pitch.
crr by brooklyn
Coyclskl,. however. held his own
agalnst the three tWit.ts uS,,l by
BROOKLYN
: comparison ui pitcher, shows that
Ccvclskic threw thu ball go ~, bate
only ~ times In innings. while tho
total for his three opponents was iss
Marquard threw 20 m six innings. Ma.
Eiaux - "a two and Cadurc q IN enc.
CuVelsNie although Welding ih.I
same number ~ hits ns his rivals was
much sicadier than Mlrquard ur Ma.
mauN. n" threw - halls Mlruuarll
u. MamauN = and Cadurp !. while
their rvfpc, y, totals fUy WisS.
strikes wcr, 90 q. 30 and Z BROOKLYN
hattcrs foul,d u.nr pitches fur STRIKE.
and the Cleveland men - only ca,
foul occurred aiter two strikes Nrr
on the batter and that WAS made o.
Johnston Ui Brooklyn IN the first IN |
ning.
Those Flying" Out.
only siN Cleveland men went oui ur |
flies while ~ lruokl,u hatgur |
went out that vav El,h std, had i.I
men grounding cut Marcus. 10 u,N.rI
pitched less than SEN balls au iunmg
and doubled that number iu the sc,uni
when he became unsteady after kUot
chy's error Jet Burns score tuy'iSki'
total IN the 7th and stl vus % each
Marquard h3u I siVikH outs Custishi,
J and MsmauN 3 90 of which cam, On
the eth when ., relieved Marqusrd
Division Of N, game rvyyip's iullUws
Ton per cent ~ rrnss O. Nlti,n1lI
commission. t7soisn. lcaVins a had.
Al n
this fer players fund. 4s.eSe a. forty
per cent o. club OWNERS S-s.isiNi
The PLAYERS fund u divided 80 perl
cent "a thu players aud - per cent ;oI
20 into a posi- e. be- divided among
players ~ the league whi,h finished
second and Thru IN thc National and
American Leagues
Cleveland players have voted q full
shar - the portion 90 b. div idel
among ihrm to the widow q Ra,
Chapman shortstop killed here b q
pitched ball II
Cleveland ct the jump cn Erpokly1I
by Scoring runs Boz %" second inning
Burns. first up h.' a hi-h f'v. which
came down whll" Remotely was stand
Ing The wind caught the ian and
konctchy loggCd e step forward thrn ,
backward. then s.dcvis. and IN tn
end allowed the bah 90 drop safely. I'll
was a single, kouctchy picked up IN,
ball and throw Co s't'ud g. head 90
Burns but uur Ouc was there and a.
bell wcr; Ia left field. Burns cgmp!r'
ting the circuit for first run
Wood SCORES.
After Gardner hal been disposed q ,
al first. Wood drew % pas, and went
o. third on S-w,ll's single g. right cen.
ter. Wool then 81 rcd en- O'Ncl'sl
double down the l,lt q ll line I'm IN.
fourth inning with vnr out. joe Wurl
doubled To- let center aEd remained a.
the midway when Scwcll died I'll
Myers H. scored ga o'NCls double
10 right, |,
Brooklyn only run cam" IN the TN
vhen Whcs, Id with q double o. RIGHT |
lic tcrk third while Myers was b".ns
retired ai first and srorcd when konc'
chy was put out ~ first Burns ~
C0velSkie Spectators wcrr slow IN
fling into IN. stands and there were
mary vacant seats when Evans up'Ti'd
with an infirld cat. later these STATS
filled hut there was an apparent lack
Il enthusiasm compared With pr'v'd
ing world S.risr Much tf th" usual
noise and rn. ting was missing md
there was little csid.H," ~ concerted
effort % cheer Dn either team. Spccu.
iai0rS who offered seats ~ ~rN,rl
times their value found few purchasers
and after ~. tirs, inning we're glad
60 dispose u them az fifty pr cent ~
the original price. Tn high ground
hack ~ the -rk and th" rosie 80 r'ar
by apartment hDgs'r were thrungrd
with men and bows bot these cruads
dwindlc-l as the cold wind aud inability
of the Bropkivu bnttcrs o. li' CDy,'.
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