The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-09
INDIANS WIN
ON HOME LOT:
SCORE 5 TO |
Brooklyn Uses Four Pitchers
But Cannot Check Vicious
Attack of Cleveland Players
Today.
NEXT GAME TOMORROW
(By Associated Press)

game of the worlds series in easy
fashion, trampling over the protstrate
forms of the Brooklyn Nationals by a
score Of 8 to 1. Coveleskie's pitching
stopped the Brooklyns cold. Brook
lyn used four pitchers to stop the
eruption of hits from the Indians
bat, but failed.
The Cleveland tribe, their faces in
ochre, sounded the tocsin for tribal
uprising against the Dodgers. Easily
$1,000 persons, one of the largest
crowds to ever witness a ball game
in this city, jammed League park.
An immense floral pieces was pre-
sented to Manager Iris Speaker.
Then came more presents for play
ers. An automobile was given to
DOC" Johnston, the Indians first
baseman, and "Hy" Myers received a
bunch of flowers from friends.
Ready to Do His Best
Stanley Coveleskie stood prepared
to feed the poisoned pill. ''If l can
get my splitter breaking, We can put
this game in the bat bag" said Cove
leskie.
All Cleveland came to League park
today. or tried to. Those who did not
come stayed home to welcome the
hundreds that surged into town from
all over Ohio and other central west
states.
The city was somewhat low in spir-
it's over the double humping admin
istered in Brooklyn. All factory
whistles blew at noon and flags were
flown where flags never flew before.
Hundreds stood in line all night to
get into the unreserved stand. Even
the early corners found seats as
scarce as a ton Of coal at last years
prices.
Marquard Arrested
Richard "Rube" Marquard. one Of
the star lefthand pitchers Of the
Brooklyn National league pennant
winners, was arrested here today on
a charge of ticket "scalping." Mar
guard was arrested in the lobby of a
downtown hotel on warrant issued
by Assistant Prosecutor Edward c.
Stanton. He was charged with offer
ing for sale eight world series box
seats, the original cost of which was
$3.50. for $3.50. He was released on
his own recognizance to appear be-
fore Municipal Judge Silbert Monday
to answer to the charket of ticket
"scalping" Two other arrests were
made. Fred Hopes, of Somerset, O.,
was arrested at the ball park trying
to sell S. ticket to John X. O'Far-
rell, of Salt Lake City, for $145O
First Inning
BROOKLYN-Olson went out. Gard
ner to Johnston. Sewell threw out
Johnston at first. Griffith popped to
Gardner. No runs. no hits, no errors.
CLEVELAND-Jamie lined out
to Cadore Wamby walked. Speaker
singled into center field, Wamby 60
ing to second. Wamby scored on
Smiths single to center, Speaker go
ing to third on the throw in to the
catcher. Smith taking second. Gard
ner flied to Myers and Speaker scored
on the catch. Johnston struck out.
Two runs, two hits, no errors.
Second Inning
BROOKLYN-Whea sent a fly to
Jameson. Myers flied out to Smith.
Konetchy went out by the Wamby-
Johnston route. No runs no hits, no
errors.
CLEVELAND-Sewell was given a
great cheer when he came up. Sew
ell singled to right. O'Neill singled
through Johnston, Sewell going to
second Cadore was taken from the
box and Mamaux took the box for
Brooklyn. Coveleskie struck out.
Jameson sent a fly to Myers and
Sewell was doubled at second, Myers
to Olson to kilduff No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Third Inning
BROOKLYN-Coveles fed Kill
duff spitballs and struck him out.
Miller went out, Coveleskie to John
ston. MamauX famed. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
CLEVELAND-Wamb got a sim
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ball pitched. Speaker got a long sim
gle into center field, and on the throw
to third, which failed to get Wamby.
Speaker ran to second. Mamaux was
taken from the box and Rube Mar
guard went in to pitch. Burns batted
for Smith. Speaker scored on Burns
single to left When Wheat fumbled
the ball for an error Burns went to
second Gardner struck out. Wood
batted in Johnston's place. Wood
flied out to Myers. Sewell scratched
an infield hit, Burns going to third
O'Neill was purposely walked and the
bases were filled. Coveleskie forced
O'Neill at second, Kiduff unassisted
Two runs, four hits, one error.
Fourth inning
BROOKLYN-Burns went to first
for Cleveland and Wood to right. Oh
son flied to Speaker. Johnston got a
single into left field. 1t was Brook,
lyn's first hit. Griffith crashed a
long hit into right field and Johnston
scored 1t was a two-base hit for
Griffith Wheat flied out to Speaker
and Griffith went to third after the
catch. Sewell threw out Myers at
first. One run, two hits, no errors.
CLEVELAND-Evans batted for
Jameson. Myers made a spectacular
catch of Evans line drive. Marquard
threw out Wamby at first. Speaker
went out Kilduff to Konetchy. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Fifth Inning
BROOKLYN konetchy walked
Kilduff famed Miller hit into a
double play, Sewell to Wamby to
Burns. No runs, no hits. no errors.
CLEVELAND-Burns struck out.
Gardner lined out to Myers. Olson