The Washington herald., 1920-10-08
Plal-by-Play Account of
Third Game of Series

Brooklyn, Oct THE detailed play of
tho third game Of the world series was as
follows:
First Inning.
Evans hit TO Olson and was out at first
Wamby walked SPEAKER hit sharply TO J.
Johnston whose throw TO konetchy beat him
a step Burns grounded to Olson. No runs
no hits, no errors.
Olson walked J. Johnston dumped sac
rihce bunt in frcnt Of the plate and was
out. O'NeiIl to Burns. With the count
three and swo on Griffith, Mails began 10
VAIN up Griffith hit an easy bonnder to
SeNcU, who made a bad tumble, allowing
Olson to reach third and the batter hrst.
Wheat singled TO left, sci ding Olson IN
with the first run. Myers hit looping ny
toward right field. Burns tried desperately
for catch. but the ball bounced OF the
tins Of his fingers. scoring Griffith. Speaker
came in from center field and called Caid-
well out of the box. lie replaced him with
Nails. Konetrhy lifted an easy fy to
Wamby. Kildun foulod to Joe Wood. Two
runs. two hits, one error.
. Second Inning.
Gardner sent Griffith back to the right
field wall for his long fly. Wood drove Il
liner TO Griffith who made asgrcat catch
SoweU hit to Konetchy and was out on the
first bascmans toss TO Smith who covered
first No runs. no hits, no errors.
Mails was wild and walked Miller. Smith
tried TO sacrifc and hunted pop fly iowa rd
first Mails came over and caught the ball
and with Il quick throw TO Wamby doubled
Miller on first Olson singled to center, but
died stealing. No ruus, no hits, no errors.
Third Inning.
O'Nciu slashed what looked like the first
Cleveland hit of Smith through konetchy.
The ball bounded OF the first baseman's foot
but kildur anne came over and made a re
markable play, throwing the batter out TO
Smith who covered first. Mails flied to My
crs. kilduf threw out Evans. NO ruus'
no hits, no errors.
Jimmy Johnston hit to Wsmby and was
out at first Neis batted for Griffith. He
will play right field! Neis hit to SeWeli'
who threw him ont. Wheat made his sec
ond hit when he singled to center. Myers
lifed an easy fly to Sewell. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Fourth Inning.
After wamby had died, Olson to Honey,
Sneaker hit over third base for what should
have been a double. Wheat let the ball roll
to the fence, however, and Speaker Kept on
to the plate for the first Cleveland run.
Olson threw out Burns. Jimmy Johnston
did the same for Gardner. Cleveland had
only made one hit thus far but it had
brought q run. One run, one hit, one error
Honey walked. Kilduf sacrificed. Mails
TO Burns. Miller lined sharply to left, but
Evans came IN anu u kNoN
smith grounded to Burns, who retired him
unassisted. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Fifth Inning.
Wood was called out on strikes. sewell
walked, O'Neill singled to center, putting
seweu on second. Olson saved Smith with
A great play. Mails hit hot grounder
that seemed as IL it would burn its way
through the infeld but Olson cane up with
the ball, threw to Kilduff, forcing 0.Neill
and the second baseman's relay to Honey
doubled Mails. No run, one hit. no errors.
Olson hit a high fly to Speaker. Mails
struck Johnston out. Neis lifted to Burns.
No runs no hits, no errors.
Sixth Inning,
. Evans flied to Wheat. Wamby hit to
smith, who threw him out. Speaker lifted
high foul 10 Honey. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Wheat hit a high foul and George Burns
reached into a box back Of first base TO
mako the catch. Myers singled to, left.
Konetchy hit to Wsmby, forcing Myers, and
Seweu's relay to Burns completed a double
play No runs, one hit, no errors.
Seventh Inning.
Smith struck out Burns. Gardner was easy
for Kilduft and Honey. Joe Woods also hit
to kilduH and was cut. No runs, no hits,
NJ CIIors.
Kilduff walked. Miller sacrificed him to
second. Sherrod Smith hit the bali over the
right field wall that was foul by five feet.