Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-09
INDIANS OUT TO SCALP DODGERS

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. S.--Safely en- camped upon their own reservation, the Cleveland Indians, winners of the Amer iSan League pennant. will renew their battle for world series baseball honors here tmoorrow. The Brooklyn Nationals. conquerors sof the Speaker tribe in two out of three of the eastern games, are likely to find their rivals a, far different combination from that which fell twice before the attacks Of the Robins at Eb-' bets field.
 Cleveland fairly radiates confidence tonight and the Indians cannot fail to be inspired to greater baseball play by the calm assurance and backing which re- fuses to concede further defeat for the home team. Every atom of world se- ries atmosphere so utterly lacking dur ing the first three contests in Brooklyn, has reappeared at the western end of the circuit Cleveland and it's citizens are prepared to show the baseball world what home backing and roofing will do toward uplifting the players morale and putting a winning punch into the attack o fthe Indians.
 The worlds series is an event not to be considered lightly in this section of the United States of America. The honor of winning a major league pen nant and the opportunity to compete for the championship of the baseball uni verse is not a club affair. It is a con- munity and civic matter of pEide and cooperation Consequently Cleveland has seen it's duty and is doing it in "a manner befittihg the responsibilities of the occasion.
 The Cleveland club must win the game tomorrow. On the diamond the av- craze citizen cannot help but up to the moment tie umpire calls Play bailn he can so charge the atmosphere with win ming psychology that defeat for the in- vaders is but matter of routine per formance This is his duty as he sees it and it is being done with a thorough ness and efficiency which bodes i'll for the Robins unless they are inpervious to the mental blight of Old Doc Psychol- ogy.
 Cleveland has concentrated her mind upon winning and for fear that the com munity mind may not bear overwhelm- ingly upon Uncle Robbie and his eastern upstarts, the entire Great Lakes and middle western section is rushing to it's assistance. At least that portion of the male population is which believes or hopes 1t has an outside chance of hotel accommodation or foothold inside. the In dians' ball park Hotels are swamped Dy the EuSH OL lAHS HUH CitlcS and ticket speculators take their lives in their hands every time they show the corner of a seat coupon peeping from their pocket.
 Although the baseball ampitheatre, wherein will be staged tomorrow the fourth game of the 1920 worlds series, holds less than 3o,0oe spectators fully half that number of out-of-town fans are here tonight ciamoring for 9 place to sleep and chance to buy ticket at any price. Rooms are unavailable ex- cep tin private houses, for every hotel is quartering more than it's normal quota. Tickets can still be had but at cost which would stagger the baseball fan of midsummer. Single seats for Satur- days game were offered for sale at from fgteen to thirty-fye dollars, according to location Despite the efforts of the club officials to discourage the practice,