Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12

tate Receipts Large.
After the li-i tulnsilo check d.
been made. II was announced hy tas
national commission that the paid la
missions tctnllinE e1fsi the largest Ir
the series Co date Tho gum, rrUrir'
amounted Co $4,000. which VIII o.
divided ten per cent Co. the Nation .
Commission ard tht nllnr" ,uull'.
b'twten tn uv nets uf thD fwu con ..rt
lrg clubs and Oh, treasures e.. thr us
s. l.agucs
Weather conditions were uuiI.c thcs
prevailing 90 any 90 ih. rf,t,dir.
games
The sky vas oyor,at, and re- aHi
breeze blow across The DutNtid. tIu-
Ing the flcldnrs considerable 'Iul'I, i|
judging th. Cuurs. of hiEh ht Iii
A few rain drops IN BOZ the gNth iu
nina but 40 no time did it appear thIi
u would te necessary o. call the DUfI
test. Notwithstanding "a, heat thor
WIS no cessation o either enthusiasm
OF roofing On Gee, concerted ,ifaIfs
a. help tn Indians win were more ,ur
spicuous tfar iu HnE oi The preceding
games
For the first slime there wen, at
tcmUi- o. rattle Ulpu' Iun PLAYERS
1gatiles. uutomulil, horns. yelling aut
stamping Cuntinucl steadily through
the play captain Wheat WIS uN,rlN,
boced when be- famed HHi protested
the strike ont iu tlH SECOND irn.rE lHl
Pitcher smith came iu fUi similar uI-
approval after the u0h Tl.It were
plenty uf DppUftunItif. o. cheer I.fI
the home players Hud thU iuNad I.
huwsN't Notwithstanding "a, ~...,
was The smallest 90 tire s,tir. ana tFs
gtmu The FuUItOS several htII..u.
fi.idnr features stu0d uui Two We're
mafs By ShDrtstNp S'Wtll WlH aHr
aisp charged with two errors both u
which placed Efuntbu runners un o.,
xcks In the slvth inning S'v,U at
sisted in the SECOND and thiId outs uIfF
two great stops and throws Co.. urst d.
hard bat balls from tho bats ui Nh.f
and Myers. IN the smu session Catch.
81 O'N-ll snapped 90 fast throw -
Csorl.e Burns after Nti- had wallet
t. first ana caught fhr fIuu'I 4-N't. }
feet oif the bog i'It h,T Smith 90.
glnccr.i "a somewhat similar play .n
the eighth whDn b" flashed th' hll
across the Diamond 90 k.u0f.Hy ana
caught Evans go first after rtniI
a.. station ga Ui.uu .uEIr o. Ut.-
Pitched Remarkable Game.
AiihouEh Malls pitched rrHUHfs.hs
STEADY game HIuu,ltn several f.u
had men within scoring d.aIr,. 'nf.
Dtsi-.rs' beet chance g. So W.r around
coming in the a,u1d inning when al
sing, and two errors iilsd the las
After two were uui k.neichy slash q
q iirs single 10 right kiliI. rHlr III
one % S,v.u hu' the At,l- slHrfst.pl
iuniisd. nlIlnE o. plt Dut ,fh III
Konsirhy az SECOND rr klduil no uIg
Millers -luunder gave Gardner an ear
chance Cor play 40 any bt-. but b"
also fuwhlei films The bases III
smith. With two balls called th. Iroos /
lvn pitcher caught % -iUN curve u,tT
the md q his bat ,or "a short fir lurt |
~ second Speaker dashed iu. az n
caught II f,r the third uut Bruoklvn I
never goi m1n to third after this
inning.
In the fourth MYERS singled after ono
wnn down aud konctcny walked hut I
Mails forced Kilduf, o. hi short O., /
20 Wpcd and Evans took MIIl'r's Ions
liner
Ncis walked IN tn sixth but W
caught Oft first with enc ,ut go a pul.E |
throw from O'Neill ana olson drove O.
doahl. g. icfi. Hc never passed srruni !
however. iDr Siberian rOpped Cut .r
krucgsr. hattiur l1r Soi~ ~ lur Did { I
Gardner who ingsod rui ulsUu GO 4
third.
Final Effort.
Er0nkivn mair final Effort @. srnr
IN the ninth Myers wac aif. 90 fr.
With one out when S,Weii threw bi-l
and KonetChy fprcrd tho Brrokiyn ou'
fielder al second With McCahe rrr
ming Tor Eousichy. kildufi lifted q Ions
~ % Evans and the game WAS over
Analysis 20 the pitching re, 1r,l.
iniays taiue show thar MsiN ana
e N.a.H - Do
much the ume fashion TIL Clct.llr
huri.rs superiority lay entirely iu tn,
fac, that h. allowed fewer hits a.i
scattered them better than he opro
snt.
Mails threw the h.u O. tine rat',rs 90
iifre. while Smiths Efforts utail"d lal
in eight Innings The local lad SHIT
over j. siilkcs. \ foul strike 81. Csi.rll
balls. fouls forced 10 men g. Us Uut
and j. 90 ~ aund oui. ifc allowed thr,
hits in as many innings.
Smith twlri'I D. strifcs. fou.
strikes. - cHil,d balls. 3 fouls. retired
: haii.rs on files and t. ru rollers y. /
allowed hits however. but O1iy
one. the sixth. when SUslN'r's sin.l
and Hrrns' double scored ClcvelrrisI
run could the Indians rei more than
one safe hii "a On. inning
Siiil full of fighi.
The Robins ar fi.ll luil az fvtf %.
night REGARDLESS &C %, thres defeats.
Brat" 4 sh0uN sav we 1re not
fumed Manager Wllh,ft Robinson o.
Brooklyn.
I'VE haven't been hitting ana tslfsI
the sole trouble Ntg, iny uut 'h'r
tomorrow ard Smash into thUr. Indians
~ hard They win wish they'd never
Heen worlds series and when We
them hack % Brooklyn Cleveland waf II
have chance. III pitch either Nh
guard or Gfimsa tomorrow ord evi's
Ia step Cles.land's winning sI'1k
Zack Whrpt fcll captain oi h-,I
Dodgers sirYslc hack and forth and in
positive fefInr explained hoa Hltnrlyn II
would take three straight
We viii hat from now en-" b. -I.'
III Cuy~isfit pitches tomorrow wei !
drive him tuf % tn box despite h.-