Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-08
Brooklyn s Pitcher Holds Indians In
 Pennant Struggle
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stand where he brought up with slam against the iron railing but not until he reached in among the spec tatOrs occupying front row box and with his slowed hand speared the bail almost in the Ian of a woman fan. Myers then singled to left but when Konetchy hammered a red hot hopper tO WambSgansS. a lightning double play, Wambsganss to Sewell to Burns. checked what appeared to be another run getting rally. Other plays of almost equal brilliaucv marked the progress of the battle but these were the outstanding defensive features of a contest which will always rank we'll to the fore in the annals of. worlds series games
 Speaker Vet Confident
 The outcome. of the third game Tn no way appeared to affect the con- fidence Of Manager Speaker in the ability of his players to win out In the coming battles which switch to Cleveland tonight
 eve will win the series" was the confident comment Cf Speaker as he left the field. He declared Brook lyn's victory or rather Clcveland's defeat. was due to better team work in the field hv Brooklyn
 ''The Brooklyn players were up on their toes and certainly played great baseball" he said. while our men in the field did not do sc well to- dav."
 Speaker nraised the work of Short stop Sewell who only recently came into the major leagues and predict 'ed that some day rhat boy is going to be one of the best" '
 Games Still Even
 Manager Robinson of Brooklyn de clared that his oninion on the final result was still the same as it was before the first contest was played
 Just as I thought two days ago." said Robbie, the series will he very close. The clubs are very evenly matched. but think we have the edge on Cleveland in respect to pitchers
 He paid a compliment to his play { CTS for their gameness and their | ability to stage a comeback.
 The thing needed in worlds | series" he said. 'is nerve. and our | boys certainly have plenty of it. |. Both teams are trying their best to 1 win and their efforts should stop all | talk of baseball scandal"
 Lucky For Brooklyn Team
 It may have been a lucky thing l for Brooklyn that Manager Speaker | at the last moment decided to start | Ray Caldwell in the box. for it was ] while Ray was on the mound that | Manager Robinson's boys got their | runs. Ivy G'son: Brooklyn's short stop. who has proved the most con- sistent player Of either team in reaching first. his record for the l three games being eight out of | twelve. drew a pass in Brooklyn's | half of the first. J. Johnston promp- ly sacrificed him to second and he | advanced to third when Sewell fum- bled Griffith's srounder Olson com pleted the circuit on Wheats hit to left and Griffith went to the mid way. From that point the right field CT scored when Myers hit to short | right
 Saved From Shutout
 Speaker. with the unintentional l aid of Wheat, saved his team from a shutOut. In the fourth the Cleve- land leader hit down the third base line. Ire smash was ordinarily good for two bases but Wheat let the ball go through him and it rolled to the far corner of the lot Speaker con- tinued around the bases and scored so easily that Wheat made no effort to throw the ball home
 The pitching analysis of the Cleve-