The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10

threw out Johnston at first. Griffith poped to Gardner. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Clcvolond- Jamieson fined out to Ca dore Wamby walked. Cadore's curves were breaking wide. Speaker singled into center field, Wanpsganss ,oing to second Wamby scored on Smiths single to center Speaker going to third. On the throw to catch Speaker, Smith went to second. Smith held second. Johnston struck out GSWo runs, two hits, no errors.
 SECOND INNING
 Brooklyn-Wheat sent a fly to lam ieson Myers flied out to Smith. l<oney went out by the wamby by-Johnston route. No runs, no hits. no errors.
 Cleveland-Sewen was given great cheer when he came dp to the late. Sewell drove the ball up against the screen and it bounded back into Grif- fiths' hands. It went for a single. O'Neill singled through Johnston. Sew ell going to second. Cadore was taken from the box, and Mamaux took up the pitching burden for Brooklyn. Cova- leskie struck out, on three pitched balls. Jamieson sent a fly to Myers and Sewen was doubled at second. Myers to Olson to KiIduff. No runs, two hits, no errors
 THIRD INNING
 Brooklyn-Kilduff up. Covaleskie fed Kilduff spitballs and struck him out. Miller went out, CovaIeskie to Johnston. Mamaux struck out. No runs, no hits, no errors
 Clevefand-Wamby got single into ri sht field, hitting yne first pitch. Speaker got a long single into center field and on the throw 70 third which failed to get Wamby, Speaker ran to secord. getting there with fine look slila. Mamaux was taken from the b,x, ard Rube Marquard went in to pitch. Burns batted for Smith. Wamby and Speaker scored on Burns single to left When Wheat fumbled the ball for an error, Burns went 10 second. Gard ner struck out. Wood batted for John- stcn. Wood flied out to Myers. Sewell scratched an infield nit, Burns ;oing to third. ONeill was purposely walked and the bags were filled. Covalesl1ie forced ONeill at second, Kilduff un- assisted. Two runs, four hits, one er- TOT.
 FOURTH INNING
 Brooklyn-Burn went to first for Cleveland, and Wood went to right field. Olson flied out to Speaker. Johnston got a line single into left field. It was BrookIyn's first hit. Griffith crashed a long hit into right ilelo ana Johnston scored. It was a tWo-oase hit for Griffith Wheat flied out to Speaker, and Griffith went to thlrd after the catch. Sewell threw ou, Myers at first One run, two hits, no errors.
 Cleveland-Eyans tatted fer Jamie son. Myers made a spectacular shoa- str'7g catch of Evans line drive. Mar guard threw out Wamby at first. speaker went out. Kilduff to koney, NO runs' no hits, no errors.
 FIFTH INNING
 Brooklyn-Koney walked Kilduff tanned in most approved fashion from the cleveland standpoint Miller hit into a double play. Sewell to Wambv to 6Grns. No runs. no hits, no errors
 Cieveland-Burns struck out. Gardner lined out to Myers, who took the ball wlth his back to the center field bleach- CTS. Olson threw out Wood at first. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 SIXTH INNING
 brooklyn-Lamar batted for Marquard Lamar went out Sewell to Burns. Olson sot single into left field. Johnston forced Olson at second Sewell to Wam- by Burns dropped Wamby's throw at nrst to catch Johnston Wamby took Griffith's grounder and tossed to Sewell at second, who dropped the ball. Olson dashed for third and was out. Sewell to Gardner No runs, no hit, one error.
 Cleveiand-Pfeffer went into the box Tor Brooklyn Sewell popped to Johnston ONeill famed. Covaleskie singled past Kdlduff. Covaleskie went to second on a wild pitch. Evans singled into right field, Covaleskie going to third Covaleskie scored on Wamby's scratch hit to short Speaker fouled out to Miller One run, three hits, no errors.
 SEVENTH INNING
 Brooklyn-Gardner threw out Wheat at nrst. Myers struck out, missing the third pitch by yard O'Nein claimed that Koney struck. at ball. and Speaker came to the plate to protest to Dineen. There was long argument at the plate, but Dineen would not change his de- cision, that it was ball. Koney flied out to Speaker. No runs, no hits, no er- TOTS.
 Cieveland-Burns strolled to first. Gard. ner singled up against the screen, Burns going to third. Gardner went to second on short passed ball, Wood was re- lieyed at the bat by Graney. Kilduff took Graney's grounder and on the run up to catch Burns at the plate, Gardner ran to third. Burns dashed safely back to third and found Gardner there. Gardner was declared out The play being Kilduff to Miller to Johnston. Sewell popped to Olson. ONeill was passed. Covaleskie flied out to Griffith No runs, one hit, no er- TOTS.
 EIGHTH INNING
 Brooklyn-Graney went to right field for Cleveland. Kilduff singled over sec- ond Miller hit into double play, Gard ner to Wamby to Burns. Pfeffer went out Covaleskie to Burns. No runs, one hit. no errors. Cleveland-Kilduff threw out Evans at first. Wamby flied out to Myers. Kilduff threw out Speaker at first. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 NINTH INNING
 Brookiyn-Wamby tossed out Olson at first Johnston bounced single off Co., valeskies legs. Neis ran for Johnston. Griffith forced Nes at second, Wamby to Sewell. Wheat forced Griffith at sec ond, Sewell to Wamby No runs, one hit, no errors
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