The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
FIRST INNING

FIRST INNING
CLEVELAND Evans went out,
Olson to Konetchy. Wambsganss
hunted but the ball rolled foul.
wambganss flew out to Wheat.
Speaker got n hund when he came
up. He famed, and the crowd gave
Marquard a big cheer. No runs.
BRoolkLYN-olson flied to Wood,
hitting the first ball pitched. John
ston struck out, coveleslSle's spit ball
being too much for him. NeaIo
threw out Griffith at first. No runs.
SECOND INNING
CLEVEI4AND-Bur sent up n
high fly, which fell behind Konetchy,
who PICK d up the ball and threw
II into left field. Burns scored. OIL
son threw out Gardner at first.
Wood walked. Marquard temporar-
lily lost control. Marquard tried to
catch Wood on first sewell singled
into right field, Wood going to third
Wood scored on O'Neilrs double TO
left field, Seweli going to third.
Mamaux now warming up for Brook
lyn. Coveleskic is grounded out TO
konctchy and soweil attempting TO
run homo was run down. the play
being konetchy to Kruegcr to Johl-
ston. Two runs.
BROOKLYN-Wheat filed to
Speaker who made wonderful
catch of Wheats seemingly safe hit.
Myers flew to Wood who picked the
ball on the wall. Konetchy was out,
Sewell to Burns. No runs.
THIRD INNING
CLIVELAND--Eva walked on
sour pitched balls. WambsRanss
sacrificed, Johnston TO Konetchy.
Evans taking second, Speaker flied
to Wheat. Johnston took Burns
groLnder and Evans was run down
between second and third, Johnston
to Kildun. No runs.
BROoKLYN--sewell threw out
Kildum at first. Krueger was out.
Gardner to Burns. Gardner threw
out Marquard at first. No runs.
FOURTH INNING
CLEVELAND-Kilduf tossed out
Gardner ut first. Wood hit a long
drive into left center for two bases.
The ball hit the bleacher fence on
the bounce. Had It struck six inches
higher It would have been a home
run. Sewell flied TO Mgcrs. Wood
I
was O'Neil'R second two base hit In
the game. Kildum threw out Covei-
cskie at first. One run.
BROOkLYN--Olso got n single
over second, the first hit for Brook
lyn In the game. Johnston forced
Olson Wambsganss to Sewell. Grit
fifth singled into center, Johnston GO
ing TO second. Wheat flied to Evans,
who knocked Speaker down in maxi
ing the catch. Myers flied out to
Wood. No runs.
FIFTH INNING
CLEVELAND-Evana flied out 10
Wheat. The high wind bothered the
outfielders. Speaker flied out 10
Griffith who leaped up against the
wall and speared the ball with his
glovod hand. The catch cut of a
short two base hit. No runs.
BROopLYN--Konetchy filed to
Speaker Klldut sent up a high fly
to Wood. Gardner tossed out Krue-
ger at first base. No runs.
SIXTH INNING
CLEVELAND--Burns was a strike
out victim. Gardner flied to Wheat.
Wood struck out. No runs,
BROOkLYN-1.amar batted for
Marquard. Lamar lined out to Sow
ell who made a pretty lcaping catch.
Olson singled into center field, his
second hit. Johnston hunted but
Covcleskic threw him out az first.
covoleskie threw out Griffith at first.
No runs.
SEVENTH INNING
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES went into
the box for Brooklyn. Seweil struck
out. Mamauxs speed being too much
for him. O'Noill also struck out.
Covelskie famed. and the crowd
cheered. No runs.
BROO1I-YN--Wheat crashed n hit
into right field for two bases. scwcil
threw out Myers at first, Wheat go
Ing to third. Wheat scored while
Burns was throwing out konetchy az
first, CoveleslSio taking the throw.
Kildun struck out. One run.
EIGHTH INNING
CLEVELAND--Jam batted
for Evans. Olson threw out Jamie
son at first. Mamaux took Wambs-
eanHf' burt ana threw him out AZ
first. Johnston knocked aoRs
Speakers groundpr and threw him
out at first. No ruKe.
YN-Janfoso went into
left field for Cleveland. Speaker
robbed kruegor OF a three base his
with a wonderful catch Mitchell
bntted for Mamaux and got a single
into rigkt field Neis ran for Mitch