The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07

Konetchy. Olson made pretty play from
deep short and nipped the Indian by an
eyelash. Speaker doubled to right and
scored when the ball rolled past Wheat
to the fence. Wheat was given an error
This broke seventeen scoreless innings for
the Indians Burns out, Johnston to Kon-
etchy. on another close play. Gardner out,
J. Johnston to Konetchy. One run; one
hit: error.
(Speaker's hit was the first off Smith.
1t was a drive down the foul line which
Wheat let roll between his heels.O
BROOKLYN-Konetchy walked. O'Neill
went out and patted Mails on the back
Kilduff sacrificed. Mails to Burns, sending
Konetchy to second. Miller flied to Evans
and Konetchy was held at second Smith
no errors.
Mails speed was terrific. He was a
trifle wild and had O'Neill hopping about
behind the plate)
Fifth Inning.
CLEvELAND-Wood famed. The third
strike was called. Sewell walked. O'Neill
singled to center. sending Sewen to second.
Mails forced O'Neill. Olson to Kilduff. and
was doubled at first by Kilduff's throw
to Konetchy. No runs; one hit: no errors.
=, ut was a lightning play that ended
full throw which Konetchy took on pickup
while stretched flat on his face.l
BROOKLYN-Olson flied to Speaker. J.
Johnston famed. swinging hard at the
last one. Neis popped to Burns. No runs !;
no hits; no errors.
Mails uncorked a terrific burst of speed
=
into O'NeilPs glove with a tremendous
thump)
CLEvELAND-Evans flied to Wheat who
took his lofty offering close to the foul
line in left Wambsganss out. Smith to
Konetchy. Sherry leaped in the air and
hand. Speaker fouied to Konetchy. No
runs: no hits; no errors,
(The game is being featured with spec
taeular fielding on both sides. Smith is
l
BROOKLYN-Wheat fouled to Burns
who made sensational one-handed catch
field box. Myers singled to left. It was
a hard hit line drive. Konetchy hit into
a double play, Wambsganss to Sewell to
Burns. No runs; one hit; no errors.
1.-THE Cleveland infield showed renl class
on the final play in the sixth. Wambs-
ganss made n beautiful scoop and toss on
Konetchy's hard grounder. The sensa-
tional fielding is continuing, the players
taking every chance to rob the batters of
hits)
Seventh Inning.
CLEvELAND-Burns famed. Gardner
out, kilduff to Konetchy on an easy
bounder. Wood out, KiIduff to Konetchy.
No runs; no hits no errors.
(Smith was working like a clock. He
was mixing them beautifully and had the
Indians completely at his mercy9
BROOKLYN-Kilduff walked. Miller
sacrificed Mails to Burns, sending Knduff
to second; Smith sent foul over the
right field fence. Strike two Smith
3 u.
Sewell to Burns. No runs; no hits; no
errors.
mails had a narrow escape in this In
ming due to his wildness.)
Eighth Inning.
CLEVELAND-Sewel out. Konetchy, un-
, assisted. 1t was a hard hit grass cutter.
O'Neill dropped a Texas Lacquer back OF
short. Nunamaker batted for Nails. Nuna-
i maker up Jameson ran for ONeii.
Nunamaker forced Jameson. J. Johnston
to Kilduff and was doubled at first, Kill
duff to Konetchy. No runs; one hit; nc
errors.
BROOKLYN-Uhle and Nunamaker now
battery for Cleveland. Heis flied to Burns
in deep left. Wheat singled to the in
field Sewell fumbled his grounder hui
the Official scorer ruled that he wculd
have beaten the throw. Myers out, Uhle
to Burns, Wheat taking second. Konet-
, chy flied to Speaker. No runs; one hit
no errors.
Ninth Inning.
! CLEVELAND-Evans out, Smith to Kon'
etchy. Wambsganss out, Olson to konet
chy. Speaker out, Olson to Konetchy. Nc
runs; no hits; no errors.