Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06

Ebbets Field. Brooklyn, Oct q
The battories for t0davs eNuc afr
Bagby and O'Neill for Cleveland ard
Grimes and Miller lor Brooklyn
Frnsr rvstro
First inning Cleveland lamicer nn
Strike one. Ball onc Jarnioa0n wcnf oui
Konetrhy ~ Grimes WamhrgHnsn up
Ball one. Ball two Foul strike unr
Foul, strike two Bali three Johnston
threw out Wamhy ~ hfat -peatrr ur
Strike one Speaker singled paEi johuaior
smith up. STRIKE one 8ali ono Foul
strike tWo Ball two Smith struck u'f
being unable ~ fathorn Grimes Tnri
breaking spit bah No r1fns ons h'i no
errors
BROOKLYN Dixon up. Olaon ropped 10
Wamhsganas, hitting the first bah pitehei
Johnston up Strike one. Johnston 90
hit into deep short Griffith up -trkr
one STRIKE two Ban one Johnston gioir
second Bah two Griffith went oui
Johnston 10 Baglyy. Johnston Roiur t0
third Wheat up Ball one Johnston
scored on Whenf's hit lnto center iof tW0
bases Wheat made aecond ~ fas' iaer
running Myers up strike 0nr Ban ono
Foul strike tvo Bah two f,arfurf
threw ont Myers ~ frrf Ono uin fr0
hits; M error
New York oct 8 Weasher condfinra
NJ 3 n. m today we're favorable f0r the
second game II the woridr -criee between
BROOKLYN and Cleveland a, Ebhets Field
The sun dispelled the few clouds asirfirg
the horizon and y was slightlv waFulsF
than yesterday.
New York. oct = With ons vir,orv
IN their credit NJ the worid's series ~ l0n
the Cleveland Indisns. der4riding uuDn
their pitching aee Jim Bsgby erre o1n-
hdent to-day n making it tw0 sfraighf
over the Brooklyn stand srf beavers oi ths
National League On The other hand
Manager Robinson and his PLAYERS were
not the least DISCOURAGED hv fheir defeai
Yesterday and rprp Determined - re
1 verse the result this afternoon.
The Brooklyn plavcFs bad M evslses
Z 20 offer for Their defeat but many 0i fheir
Z supporters insisted that the breaks "a
7 the gam" favored the Indians yesterday
They pointed 20 the play IN tho saooud
/ which resulted IN the first nln for ~ueak-
Z ers men. Burns fv ordinarily w0uId
have been an o&sy Out for konftchV uuf
the effect ~ the wind On thf hall m rt
downward fignt made it impossllhla ior
I any PLAYER 70 IIdiRf accIIrafriv Whfrr the
horsehide would and. Then followed
konetchys throw % the outfeId uef-
mIttIng Burns % score.
Ebbets Field. Brooklyn. Ocf p ~ The
Cleveland Indians. with one hrunkiYn
scalp dangling az their nelta went on tho
warpath again today m the seound en-
counter Of the world series war fare. Over
10000 people came out % So the FRAY.
- a. a. j"
our downfall yesterday sad Manager
Wilbert RobInson. oi Brooklyn. With
an even break on luck nv club wlil shn4
the way 20 victory. Speaker ruined our
bail game with his catches ln center heid
/ think Ill tell our fellows to hit the bal.
over the fence-then let Speaker do his
worst. | am inclined % use GRIMES I'm
the box today
Tris Speaker believes that The eozr
now lies with his American League PEN
nant winners N the series.
We have looked the Brooklyns over
and my men feel they can take the ma
jority Of the games. sad Speaker today
The chill of Yesterday defeat and 4
cold night did not freeze the enthusiasm
Of the fans, who came early to the bal
yard. Spectators seeking seats in he un-
reserved stands began % form m line tNC
1QlrS nelNre sNuAn. a lfNlAl IKE. W.
making his rounds at midnight heard e
heavy snOre behind the sosreboard IN
left field He promptly unesrthctl f0uI
men who had hidden IN the ball park aiiei
yesterday game and were taking a ri ights
rest IN q nest Of newspapers back oi thl
score board.
The wind had drlod out the rlayinf
field so that the Eruundkeepsrs bad tf
spray IL with water 10 keep down thu dust
Coveleslles SUCCESS IN holding thl
Superbas 20 FIVE hits makes 10 appeal
certain that Speaker WI pitch hash,
today. This vii mean that the Brook
lyn team viii lineup - L did in ycster
days game.
Manager Robinson picScd MaFglarJ
for yesterdays ; game on the theory tha
left handler IN good conditiou could
stop the heavy hitting lett hand Cluyc
J land hitters and oi the Eve hits mad.
. off Marquard only one was cucditod to
left hand hitter That Was thC singa
made by >eWcll IN the socond mnirg
Not only did Marquards southrau
pitching bafiie the Indians lcli hand hii
ters. but the right hand pitching 0
Mamaux and Cadore in the last three in
nings was so effective against both lci'
} and right hand hitters that not "A CicFe
land PLAYER WAS able 20 reach irsi nasc
|, This situation caused Manager Robin
son to hesitate between sending anotnc
/ left-hand pitcher after the Indians th1
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