Seward daily gateway., 1924-10-11

ed the game The sun shone beauti- fully.
 GRIFFITH STADIUM, Wash, Oct. 10-The Senators evened up the score with the Giants yesterday by winning the sixth game of the series; the Sen ators preventing McGraw's men from snatching the championship, and earn ing a chance to make another try for the pennant in today's game.
 Zachary Pitched Yesterday
 Bucky Harris, fighting manager of the Senators banked upon Zachary and his slow southpaw curves to stop the Giants yesterday afternoon, and al though the National Leaguers drove him from the box in the ninth inning of the second game, he pitched excel lent ball yesterday.
 Art Nehf, brillian southpaw of the Giants, who won the first game of the series from Walter Johnson here was selected by McGraw as moundsman for the Giants. The Giants opened up with one run in the first inning, Young scoring on Kelly's single after Frisch had been run down between second and third. Peckinpaugh and McNeely scored Washington's two runs in the fifth inning. Peckinpaugh hit single off Nehf and McNeely walked, both being sent home by Har- ris' single. McGraw sent Rosy Ryan into the box in the eighth inning to replace Nehf.
 Batteries-Giants, Gowdy and Nehf. Senators, Ruel and Zachary.
 Score By Innings New York ..-1 0 900 o 0 O-1
 hits, one error. Senators ..,,,,,,O 2OOO 0-2
 hits, no errors.
 Summary
 Innings pitched by Nehf, '; at bat off Nehf, 4 hits, scored off Nehf runs; struck out by Zachary 1, Nehf 4; stolen bases, McNeely, Bluege; two base hits, Frisch 2; sacrifice hit, Ruel; double play, Harris to Peckinpaugh to Judge; Empires Klem, Dineen Quigley and Connolly
 GRIFFITH STADIUM, Wash, Oct. 10.-Washington won the final game of the series today by score of four to three, in the 18th inning, thus win ming the championship of the series.
 The game by innings follows:
 Lineup
 Washington-McNeely, cf; Harris 2b; Rice If; Goslin, If; Judge 1b; Ruel C; Bluege, ss; Taylor 3b; Ogden p.
 New York-Lindstrom 3b; Frisch 2b; Young, If; Kelly, cf; Terry, 1b; Wilson, If; Jackson ss; Gowdy c; and Barnes, 9.
 Empires -Dineen, Quigley, 1b; Con nolly, 2b; Klem, 3b.
 First Inning Giants-Lindstrom struck out; sec ond baseman Frisch walked; Young up at bat; Harris walked boxward conferring with Ogden and then Di- neen. After conference Ogden retired Mogridge replacing him in the box Young struck out; Taylor threw Kelly out at first; no runs, no hits, no CT TOTS.
 Standardization took McNeelys hopper and got him at first; Harris struck out; Barnes tossed out Rice al first; no runs, no hits, no errors 1 Second Inning ! Giants-Harris took Terry's hot lin CT and out threw him at first; Bluege robbed Wilson of a hit behind second mailing the batter at first with a fast throw. Taylor took Jackson's groundel and made wild throw firstward Gowdy singled to left field, Jackson going second; Barnes struck out; nc runs, one hit, one error.
 Senators-Goslin struck out; Friscf made a leaping catch of Judges hot liner; Bluege went out, Jackson tt Terry; no runs, no hits, no errors. Third Inning
 Giants-Taylor threw Lindstron out at first; Frisch bunted and made first safely; Young popped to Judge Kelly forced Frisch, Bluege to Harris no runs ,one hit, no errors. Senators-Taylor struck out; Rue went out, Barnes to Terry; Mogridge struck out; no runs, no hits, no errors Fourth Inning Giants-Terry struck out; Bluege tErew Wilson out at first; Bluege al so got Jackson at first; no runs, nc hits, nc errors.
 Senators-McNee'y struck out; sec ond baseman Harris knocked homer into left field stands: Wilson made a