Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-12

II appear that Il would he necessary
TO call the contest of.
Lots Of Roofing
Notwithstanding the heat ana hu-
nudity there was no cessation Of
either enthusiasm or roofing. N
fact. concerted efforts TO help the In
dams win were more conspicuous Than
III any ri tns preceding games APP
parenLly The. entire congregation 81
spectators YVES determined that CIeve-
land should conquer their opponents
II the vocal ENCOURAGEMENT 0f the
fans could throw the advantage TO-
ward the SpaakerItes. For the first
time III the series there was es idenut-
uf attempts 10 rattle the opposing
players Rattles, auto horns and sus-
ri-ined yelling ana stamping cczlIin-
ued steadily during the play. Capt.
Wheat was literally haned when np
protested ms strike OH IN Ine SET
ond inning ana pitcher Smith came
in for similar disapprovaI il the
fifth
There We're plenty ri opportunities
20 cheer both yearns. however. during
the hour and thlrty-four minutes u
play. Notwithstanding THAI the score
was the smallest OF the series and
the game shortest. sev arai brilliant
fielding featurCs stood ont ana by j
coincidence TWO were made bv Shor-
stop SeweIl. VINO also was charged
with two errors. both of which placed
Brooklyn runners on sacks.
Se~eil Shines
In the sixth inning seweIl assisted
n the second ana third Outs. with Two
great stops and throws 10 first of
haI-e1-hit balls from The bats of
Wheat and Myers In the same SEES
SION Catcher D'Neiu snapped 4 inst
throw 20 Burns after Neis had been
walked 10 first and caught the r.1uIe.
several feet OF tbs. bag.
Pitcher Smith engineered y SEINE
what similar play in the eighth when
he flashed across tine diamond u
honetcnv and CaEgnr Evans off rhe
base after the latter had gained the
nrst station as he result " q clean
single 10 center.
Although Mails pitched q remark
abi9 steady game, BROOKLYN several
times had men within scoring dis
lance. ting Dodgers best chance IN
get men around the paths cgrninr J.,
me second when = single ana +vn
errors flied the bases. After -po
were out konetchy stasned 4 line
SINGLE 10 night. kiIduff roIIe,T ,,ra r.
Stwell, bun the little strorrsruu f,,r,-
Iaed jusf long enough TO loss. ms
t'iance 10 get either konetclly al see
ano or hliduh Al first. Miller
@founaeF gave Gardner. an aas,-
chance Tor play al any base. br- ~.
also furnbied, filing The bases for
smith. With TWO balls callad m.
BROOKLYN pitcher caught a slow c,,,.,-a
near r1c END al his bar for "a s,,,,.,
HE BACK Of second Speaker. dasba4
IN ana caught 1t for the third on
Brooklyn never got a man 10 third
after this inning.
oongers Threaten
In the fourth Myers s}nrla,i a-.s.
800 @btA eARtN 1Ac8lSEGlGE walked sys-
Mails forced kiIduiI to mi 81 si,o-- ~
to Wood and Evans took Mii!e.r's ior,g
liner
Neis walked II The sixth but was
caught of first with one out ON a auiek
throw from oAeiu. and IN The eighth
olsoH drove double 10 left with one
ont de never passed second. l.py-e,,-
tf. Tor s4eehan popped out and krue-
ger nafting lor Neis grounded IL
Gardner. VINO tagged out OLSON i,
third
BROOKLYN made final effort 10 scare
IN the ninth. Myers was safe ~ -,-s-
with one out when Sewel! threw hiEh
amt nonetchy forced the Rruollvn o,.:-
nsiut'r 1T second With Ace,al,e r1r-
ming IDy k0ns1cny kG,uR ltr.ea
long ily - Evans and cae game wa
over
Robins Still Confident