Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-11


The usual formalities were exchanged
among the managers and umpires ano
everything was ready.
Umpires-ConnoIly, American, at plate !:
O'Day, National, at hrst: Dineen, Ameri-
can, at second; KLEIN, National, at third.
The play in detail:
BROOKLYN-OlsOn flied TO Evans. It
went almost against the right field fence.
Sheehan famed, letting the third strike
90 through on the inside corner. Neis,
out, Wamby to Burns. NO RUNS. NO
HITS. NO ERRORS:
FIRST INNING.
CLEVELAND-Evans singled through
Sheenhan. 1t was a hard drive that
handcuffed the young third baseman.
Wamby fouled the first one attempting
to bunt and Sheehan watched the ball
as it rolled foul; Evans was out steal
ing, Miller 10 Olson, by such wide
margin he did not attempt to slide.
Smith broke up a hit and run play
by pitching out. Wamby fied to Nels
back OF first base. Speaker lost his
bat while attempting to hunt. Speaker
fouled to Miller. NO RUNS. ONE HIT.
NO ERRORS.
SECOND INNING.
BROOKLYN-Whe famed. Myers
flied to Wood, who took the ball with
out moving out of his tracks. Konetchy
singled sharply to right field for the
and Konetchy safe at second when Sewell
fumbIed his grounder. Miller safe at
first, Konetchy at third, and Kilduff at
second when Gardner booted Miller's easy
grounder for another error. Smith nied
to Sprkear. NO RUNS. ONE HIT. TWO
ERRORS
CLEVELAND-Burns walked and the
crowd came to it's feet with tremendous
shout Gardner hit to Konetchy, who
threw to Olson, forcing Burns. Attempt
ing to complete a double play Olson al
most nipped Gardner, but the Indian
was safe at first. Wood singled through
Sheehan, sending Gardner TO third, and
took second when Wheat attempted to
head of Gardner by throw to Sheehan.
Sewell hit to Kilduff and Gardner was
out at the plate, Kilduff TO Miller. Wood
taking third. O'Neill forced Sewell, Nil
dun, unassisted. NO RUNS. ONE HIT.
NO ERRORS.
THIRD INNING.
BROOKLYN-Olson sent an easy fly to
Sewell Sheehan flied to Speaker for an
easy out. Neis popped to Sewen. NO
RUNS. NO HITS. NO ERRORS.
CLEVELAND-Mails got an ovation
from the crowd as he stepped 10 the
plate. Mails out, Sheehan to konetcny,
on a drive that hoped directly into the
third baseman's hands. Evans cracked
a nrettv single to center for his second
consecutive hit. Wamby hunted and Mil
ier forced Evans at second by a nice
throw to KiIduff. Speaker out on
roller to Konetchy. NO RUNS. ONE
HIT. NO ERRORS.
FOURTH INNING.
BROOKLYN-Wheat popped to Burns.
Myers lined a clean single between Wam-
by and Burns. Konetchy walked, send
popped to Wood in short right Miller
flied to Evans. NO RUNS. ONE HIT.
CLEVELAND-Burns flied to Olson
back on the grass. Gardner flied to
Wheat in deep left Wood flied to NeiB.
NO RUNS. NO HITS. NO ERRORS.
FIFTH INNING.
BROOKLYN-Smith famed. The
third one was called. Olson nied to
Speaker in left center. 1t was a long
f1y. Sheehan out, Sewell to Burns, the
latter making a one e-handed stop of the
high throw. NO RUNS. NO HITS. NO
ERRORS.
single over second base. Sewel was out
attempting to steal, Miller to Olson,
when Smith broke up his-andrun play
by pitching out O'Neill threw his bat,
but failed to connect. O'Neill out, Kill
duff to Konetchy. Pete fell as he took
O'NeilPs roller, but climbed to his feet
IN Ssosse time to make the Play. rI1 Msls oMS out,
OuSCudA W hUHcOCuJs NO NUNS O4NE
HIT. NO ERRORS.
SIXTH INNING.
BROOKLYN-Neis walked on four
straight balls and ,O'Neill went out to
talk with "Duster" Wheat attempted
to bunt down the third-base line, but
it went foul. O'Neill caught Neis off
first base by snap throw to Burns
Wheat out, SeweIl to Burns, on a spark
ling stop by the latter. The throw was
low and Burns dug 1t out of the dirt
second before Wheat crossed the bag
Myers out. Sewell to Burns, on another
pretty play. Sewell took his grounder
behind second base and pegged him ont
by half a step. NO RUNS. NO HITS.
NO ERRORS.
netchys who backed into short right TO