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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
8
Brooklyn defeats Cleveland in the third game of the World Diamond Championship series delivering a dominant pitching and fielding display. Sherred Smith hurled nine innings of shutout ball with strong support from ONeill and Speaker as Brooklyn stays hot in the fall classic amid lively crowd and sparse partisan thunder.
The column lauds four standout players in a third World Series game featuring a key run rally and stellar defense. Manager Speaker's confidence remains high about Brooklyn’s chances against Cleveland as he claims the team will win the sorties.
Indian second baseman Robbie said the series will be very close and that Cleveland holds the edge in pitching. He praised his players for grit and a late comeback as he noted both clubs give their best to win and to avoid baseball scandal. The play-by-play describes a tense game with early outs, missed hits, and defensive plays as Brooklyn and Cleveland trade punches.
The fourth game of the world series will be played in Cleveland Ohio tomorrow as the Cleveland Americans and Brooklyn Nationals travel from Brooklyn. If Brooklyn wins three of the four games at Cleveland the series sẽ move back to Brooklyn for the eighth game. The Cleveland game starts at noon local time with Tribune Leader bulletin service in sync. Brooklyn batters Wheat and Kilduff figure in early action with speakers and Burns among the first scorers.
Scattered play by play shows Cleveland Wood striking out and drawing walks as Sewell Ma’s Olson and Mails contribute. Johnston and Neil strand runners. Brooklyn’s Olson fouls to Speaker and Johnston also strikes out as Mails curve_balls keep O’Neill jumping with no runs or hits and no errors.
Foul ball counts and outs dominate the fragmented score notes. Evans, Wamby, Speaker, Wheat, Myers, Burns and Burns are mentioned in a sequence of outs and balls with no runs recorded. The text ends mid play with no clear result.
Play by play shows Cleveland pitchers battling against Brooklyn hitters with no runs or hits scored through the inning. Kilduff draws a walk as Wood covers first, while Smith and Olaon threaten with fouls and outs.
In a strained ballgame narration, Cleveland pitchers face Brooklyn hitters with a sequence of strikes and balls. O Neill and Wheat spark action with timely hits as fielding miscues and baserunning create a tense, low-error contest with multiple outs and runs.
In the ninth inning Evans grounded out to first as Balons bat, Smi threw out Evans at first. Olson made a sharp play on Wamby at first, then struck out Speaker. Brooklyn toewered with no runs and no errors, preserving a tight 0-0 or blank scoreline.
Baseball recap with base hits by Speaker Sac ficas Johnston Kilduff and mid ler. Double plays linked Malls Burns Olson Kilduff Konetch and out sequence Wambeganss Sewell Burnt Johnston Kilduff Konetch. Time 1 47 with umpires O Day Dineen Klem.
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