Show I j Ii i I I I I I I I I I i Doc Gets Auto T Tris ris Pulls Wreath CLEVELAND 0 O. Oct 9 5 Doc I Johnston Clev Cleveland land first baseman was presented with a seven-passenger seven se sedan sedan sedan se- se dan just be before Core the game The presentation pres pros was made at the plate with players gathered around Tris Speaker Speak Speak- er Indian manager received a huge floral horseshoe from tans fans Seven thousand fans stood in line braving the morning chill when the general admission tickets were Placed on sale Bale at In halt half an hour every seat was taken and thousands thousands thou thou- sands were VeTe turned away a Kans iana unable to get into the ball ban park had their Inning Ever Every nearby tree roof top and telegraph pole was dotted With them Edward Fox of oC Proctor Vermont who stood at the head of ven t tv ty hours was the first fan to enter the park Ill head the line for Sundays Sunday's Sundays Sunday's Sun Sun- days day's game Ill I'll be back as soon as the last man Is out he shouted It was his first world series TICKETS AT 20 PER TEH Prices ran ranging up to 20 were offered otI of ot- the first eighteen in line for the general admission tickets Not one sold out Miss Julia Julin Kelly of Bridgeport Bridgeport Bridge Bridge- port Conn was Vas third in line Former Ny Mayor r Tarry Davis pitched the first ball It was wall a mile mUe wide but the umpire generously called strike jone one The first ball Coveleskie pitched was wasa a R. strike Olson fouled tho the next On the third he rolled an easy grounder to Gardner The great crowd was one of the noisiest In world orld series history ow ow bells bElIs automobile horns and other devices were used to make ke earsplitting ear split ting rackets Cleveland s second Cond baseman baseman base base- man dr drew w the frist base on balls halls He lie HeM was t-P t passed In n the tho first inning Cadore pitching M sl sly six times to him n Si s ni X NOTES TES Speaker connected with the first hit a sharp single through h second In the first i inning nr Immediately fa Smith lt sI s singled sin Bled to the tho same spot scoring Janss and sending ending Speaker to third Smith halted at Ht second Gardner lifted vi a high fly to deep center and Speaker scored after 0 the catch The crowd went WU ri In tho Second cond inning Ste e O ONeill O'Neill e high Cleveland catcher attempted to duck lck a hIgh pitched ball and Jt it accidentally hIt T his bat bU the t ball P going through Johnston st for a S single That hat ended Ca- Ca dore orp Mamaux a u went e i In Ticket scalpers reaped a a. golden Olden har bar vest Seats worth sold as high f ItI as 50 And the fans fana begged for them s SeVeral veral arrests were ere made Ji After r Speaker drove out his second single singh In the third Mamaux made way l for S Marquard There here was one out and an Indian on third Burns who batted for Smith singled scoring lambs g ganss and Speaker Jimmy Johnston made the first hit for ri Brooklyn roo tin 1111 the fourth a single singleA to left Griffith next man UP doubled t A to right scoring Johnsto- Johnsto |