The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-10-11
PLAYERS SHARE

E'4. PLAYERS SHARE
Cleveland Oct. l1.--When Brook
lyn and Cleveland c!ashed today in
me sixth world series game the play
ers knew just about how much cash
they were fighting lfor.
Sundays game was, the last in
which the world series players share
in per cent OF the receipts. If
Cleveland wins each player would net
approximately $4,250 each and each
Brooklyn player, if the team won,
would get $3,951 each. Broolil,u's
money would be split among 81 men
and Cleveland's among % and one
share to Mrs. Chapman, widow OF
Ray Chapman. ~ -.s g
z Last year Cincinnati players got
$4,S31.55 each and the Chicago men
$3,245.H each. ..@.5s..
The second and third place teams
Chicago and New Yorkiin the Amer
'ican League and New York and
Cincinnati in the Nationals--will
receive $63, ,7l76S from the world ser,
les receipts to be divided among
their players. L5 -.
" rigures for the first five games OF
the present series follow: Attend
ance, 123,63S; receipts, $397,93f;
players | share, $2A,S70.11; cubs
share divided equally SAB, ,25.15;
national commissions share, $780,,
N3.lO. There were 26,6S4 at the
Sunday game in Cleveland. ~.-
T., ~ PLAYED BY INNINGS
First Inning
BroOklyn-OlsOn flied out to Evars
tSheehan famed. Wamby threw out
Neis at first No rams, no hits, no
errors
Cleve.and-Eva singled past
Sheehan. Evans out stealing, Miller
to Olson. Wamby flied to Neis.
Speaker fouled to Miller. NO runs,
one hit, no errors.
-is%.' Second Inning
Brooklyn Wheat famed, Myers
flied to Wood. Konetchy singled to
right. Sewell fumbled Kilduff's
grounder, Konetchy taking second.
Gardner fumbled Miller's Gardner,
filing the bags. Smith flied out to
Speaker No runs, one hit, two ,er-
rors. =
p Cleveland-Burn walked. Gardner
forced Burns at second, Konetchy to
Olson Wood singled to left field,
Gardner taking third. Wood got to
second. Kilduff took Sewell's ground
er and threw Gardner out at the
plate. O'Neill forced Sewell, to Kill
duff at second. No runs, one hit, no
errors. -
Third Inning -.
uBrooklyn-Olson flied to Sewell.
Sheehan flied to Speaker. .Neis pop
ped to Sewell. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
.Cleveland-S -Sheehan 7lrew out
Mails at first Evans singled to cen
ter Miller took Wamby's hopper
and threw to Kilduff, and Evans was
out. Speaker out, Konetchy unassist-
ed. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Fourth Inning
Brooklyn - Wheat ~popped to
Burns. Myers singled to right field.
Honey walked. Kilduff flied to
w OOQ. Mlller leu out w EVANS. No
rn. ore hit, no errors.
'Cleveland-B popped to Olson.
Gardner flied to Wheat. Wood flied
to 'Neis No runs. no nits, no errors.
- Fifth Inning
Brooklyn--Smith famed. Olson
flied to Speaker. Sewell threw out
Sheehan at first. No runs.
Cleveland -Sewell singled over
kilduff's head. He was out stealing,
Miller to Olson. Kilduff threw
O'Neill out at first Mails out at first,
5heehan to Honey. No runs, one hit,
no errors.
Sixth Inning
'Brooklyn-Neis walked. Wheat
up. Neis picked off at first, ONeill
% Burns. Sewell threw out Wheat
at first making a rattling stop and a
quick throw. Sewell threw out My
ers at first. No hits, no runs, TO
errors.
Cleveland-Evans popped to Ko
netchy. SOlson threw out Wamby att
first. Speaker singled into left field.
Speaker scored on Burns twc-bagger
TO left center. Gardner flied out to
Neis. One run, two hits sno errors.
Seventh inning,
BrOOklyn-Mails threw out Honey
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