Evening journal., 1920-10-11
Three WORLD
RECORDS FOR
INDIANS JAR
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was turned loose. Jim Bagby one
Of yesterdays heroes, went into left
field to chase flies lie was almost
mObbed by a gang OF admirers In the
left field blaechers who poured down
on The field 10 pound him on the back.
The stands came up with another
roar when BIZ WamDssanss, Of triple
play fame, showed himself.
Cleveland was trying 10 recover
from STOCK today
Not g shock because The Indians
forged ahead by beating the Brooklyn
Robins. TO 1, yesterday, but shock
occas Oned by The accomplishment OF
all kinds OF impOssibles n one Of the
grandesi games OF baseball ever
played.
Records and more records went into
the discahr. As a result OF that one
game. three Cleveland Indians were
caiapulied into bascballs hall Of fame.
The lisl OF those who distinguished
themselves by gallaniry in the face
OF The enemy and unparalleled feats
on the n Id includes.
Elmer smith, aged 2s,' smashed d
home run in The first inning with the
bases full-ihe first time In world s
series history. lie irOpled In the
William Wambsganss. aged 26. pull
ed an unassisted triple play In the
tlfth inning-thc first In worlds series
history and The second In modern
maOir league records.
James e. Bagby, aged 81, from the
Wilds of Taliferia county, GcOrg a
knocked homer with two on In the
the fourth inning after ONeill had
been passed purposely TO give Brook
lyn an earsy out. 10 was the nfsl
homer by a pitcher In a world
series
Tie Indian inneld-Doc Johnston
Wamby. Sowell and Gardner-whC
completed two thrilling double play.
In pinch and one triple out.
The Indian Quilted Speak
cr and Smith who played sparkling
ball and hit six times FOR Al bases.
The whole ielm-for baseball mn
equalled in world series history.
Cleveland won yesterday-and stand
90 win the series-on vicious hitting
and spectacular fielding
Brooklyn outhit the Indians so fa
as TO The total Of safe drives is con
cerned. I'm every inning except one
the Robins occupied the bases. Blu
when they threatened the Indian de
fense ghienod
No wonder Cleveland assured Speak
er today That the painful duty
would be done here without a return
trip 30 the east.
or the entire Brooklyn STAFF o
hurlers the Indians, feared only Bur
leigh Grimes, the star Robin spit
baller-and they murdered him yes
terday.
Thye are counting The cash now.
Speaker has "Duster" Mails. con
sldered a sure winner, II he choose
90 start o 900 today as his ace ]
the hole the man who may quaiif
Tor a decoration along with his team
mates by three victories. Stanley Gov
eleske. the Polish epitballer.
No team In baseball can beat %
Indians III they keep up the speed @
the last two games. The sixth gam
nj the series today promised 20 dra'
another capacity crowd 90 the park.
Early morning talk as usual cor
fined Itself TO gossip about the prot
able pitcher
choice for Cleveland Brooklyn
choice Is uncertain. ShcrrOd Smiil
the Marathon southpaw. was consi,
cred the most likely selection.
MamauX, the champion relief hurle
OF ikf rics was picked by some
the dopestcrs, but others frOwne
upon ID with the knowledge "a;
Uncle R0bby's fayOriie bit Of strait
sy is 20 left hand the Indians
death
4 southpaw battle between Nal
and smith Is The next "cro0cial' gan
OF the series seemed most prondl'c