The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-08
SENATORS EVEN UP ' SERIES WITH GIANTS
sClouting Of Goose Gosln Sends Washington To ss Victory In Fourth Game, "A
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R (OOnbinue0 IrOm F8S0 OHc1 gGoslin. There was another din of cheering for the Goose" when he came out to the field after his home run snd displayed his versatility by making a circus catch of long drive off Will sons bat
 Giants Baffied
 % Meanwhile the Giants were bhffled by wthe southpaw shoots of Mogridge, %former New York Yankee moundsman, %who silenced the heaviest New York artillery with a puzzling change of pace of a tantalizing slow ball. For seven innings the McGraw men gath tered but three hits off Mogridge and Ftwo runs, one of which was due to an error and the other to a two base blow rby George Kelly, but in the eighth, the ssouthpaw developed a sudden streak of Fwildness and, despite five run lead, was hastily withdrawn by Harris after the first two men to face him had Swalked.
 : Into this critical situation strode sMarberry, hero in a relief role in the second game but a bust" yesterday when he started for the Senators and was hammered from the hill. Marberry, who apparently is only at his best when performing rescue act, met and turned back determined Giant attack in both the eighth and ninth innings. Hack" Wilson, the first to face { Marberry in the eighth. clouted a two bagger that scored Young, while in the ninth, Gowdy's single, freak wild throw by Rice which careened off first base for two base error, and Lind strom's hit produced another run. Lind strom, advancing on a pass to Frisch, got to third when Young forced the Giant captain but Marberry frightened and struck out George Kelly on three pitched balls.
 = This finish was dramatically simi- lar to that of the second game when Marberry, relieving Zachary, came to the mound in the ninth with the bases full, two out, the score tied and struck out Travis Jackson on three pitched balls. The big twirler now has saved the Senators in two crucila moments but he gets no credit in the official reck oning for either. The credit he was first given for winning the second game was taken away from him yesterday by the official scoring board and given to Zachary while today MOgridge departed with a lead which the Senators held intact to the finish.
 Shine With Stick
 WashingtOn's devastating attack in which 13 solid blows were cOmbed from the offerings of McGraw's three mounds men, made up for flaws in the defense of the Senators, due chiefly to the loss of Peckinpaugh, still on the sidelines as q result of charley horse' or pulled tendon. and the consequent breaking up of their brilliant. infield combination. Two of the teanAs three errors paved the way for Giant runs.
 ''Bucky'' Harris shared with Goslin and Marberry in the days spotlight Pulling his men together after yester- days disastrous setback, the young leader scintillated on the defense, be- sides scoring two. runs and figuring largely in the attack which also saw Oscar Bluege and Earl McNeelyN re- gain theiE batting eyes for the first time in the series Singles by Me Neely and Hurris were the opening shots in two of Washington's barrages, while Bluege's smash brought across two tallies in the eighth.
 Harris ranged over wide stretch of territory afield, handling, teA chances faultlessly and making two remarkable stops in the seventh that livr led some 0. the performances yesterday or Prise l., who had no opportunities Iepeat his miraculous work this afternoon. On tlC first of :bese plays, HaTris nippei Gowdy\ aftcc l.; gging his lus shot over second bas,, while a few moments later he raced back behind first to get F'risch's grOunder and nail his man at first.
 49,243 Pay
 The Giants, on the other hand, failed at any time to wheel their attacking machinery into formidable position. Col lecting only six hits all together off Mogridge and Marberry, they registered no more than one in any inning be- fore the ninth when "Firpo" checked their best scoring opportunity.
 Today's record crowd represented a paid attendance of 49,243, and receipts of $191 ,G77. This eclipsed the previous high figures of 47G0S and $1S6,572 for the Polo Grounds, set in yesterday s game.