Evening star., 1924-09-24
Marherr, Twice Threatened.


Marhcrry. WHO toiled through the
last thres innings. almost spilled the
beans in = seventh and ninth Se<-
sons, white a fi~lIir- error threat
ensi TO diS' urD Freudt- equilibrium
IN the eighth. Two p :. Sc ani u hit
the latter double by Willie Kamm
after two were uut. pat the White
SoX right on the heels of the Bucks
in Marberry's initial pitching round.
He got out Of diff ulty in the eighth
when he followed Harris miscue
after two retirementS by granting
single and d pass to jam the sacks
and narrowly escaped disaster after
throwing himself into d black pit in
the final frame.
After Charley Robertson was
smothered under an avalanche Of
National hits in three and two-thirdS
innings, Ted BlankenShip pitched the
best brand of ball of the day. Robby
was nicked for nine sWatS during his
brief stay on the slab. but one smack
and one pass We're all the Bucks
could reach Blankenship for. He Was
in fine fettle and had he started for
the White Sox. the Bucks likely
would have been but one game in.
stead of two ahead OF the YANKEE
after the struggle.
The White Sox piled up a flock
runs in the first two innings wheI
MogridSe was huundsring abuu
helplessly. Barrett, first 10 lace tn
Southpaw got to him Tor SinSl,
TO right and EiSh followed with
one base blow to center on whicl
Barrett could advance but d notch.
Collins sacrificed, then Sheely walk ed
filling the sacks. Falk grounded- to
Harris and the latter threw To Peck,
forcing out Sheely. but the batter
beat to first Rogers heave for an
intended two-ply killing. So Bar
rctt was able to cross with run
during the play. but Fish. who tried
to follow with another tally. was
headed off by Judges whip to Ruel
Sox Tally Twice in Second.
Two Sox tallies were hung up after
two were out in the second session
kamm was an easy out at the start,
but Davis singled to LETT. Grouse drew
pass and Robertson sacrificed. Bar
rett hit a grounder just beyond Har-
ris' reach and Davis and Grouse got
in Elsh's single moved Barrett to
second. but the latter was caught OF
the bag, Mogridge to Peck.
McNeely's single was all the Bucks
could get off Robertson in the first
two innings but they took advantage
of some breaks in the third to GO
ahead of the Sox. McNeely opened the
frame with a loft over short that ap-
peared a soft chance for Davis, but
the latter fumbled the ball and the
batter pulled up at second base.
That error started something. Har-
ris shot a single over Sheely's head
scoring McNeely. and Rice bumped
the ball into left putting the manager
on second Goslin pushed single be-
tween Kamm and Davis. tallylne
Harris. but Rice had to stop at Sec
ond. Judge dragged a bunt by Robert
son and almost made it hit instead
of a sacrifice by some speedy work OF
the runway. Bluege poled a two
baeger to left that tore Falk OF MS
feet and registered Rice and Goslin
When Falk made a wierd throw tc
the plate, Ossie reached third base
Peck though, lined to Davis and Rue
popped to kamm.
In the fourth the Bucks resumed
action against Robertson. Mogridge
slammed a single to right. and NC
Neefy put one in center HARRIS
hunted safely and the bases were
loaded. Rice's fly to Elsh was deer
enough to allow Mogridge to score
and McNeely to reach third after the
catch. Goslin banged to right center
for two bases and McNeely Ano
Harris ran home. At this point