New Britain herald., 1924-08-30
Play By Hay

but failed ie score, Bush also pitched well. but Washington made the best Of Its six hits.
 Play By Play
 Both teams went out in order In inc lrst inning. the crowd applaud ing generously when Ruth was called out on strikes to close the Yankees half of the inning. Johnsons speed was dazzling,
 Goslin opened the second with a hot single through the box. Judge caught the second ball pitched for a screechng triple to deep left center and Goslin scored. Bluego was call cd out on strikes. Ruel negotiated beautiful squeeze play. dropping neat bunt down the first base line, Judge sliding into the plate just after Ruel bunted.
 Peckinpaugh flied out 10 Witt 10 end the inning. Two runs, two hits, no errors.
 Pipp and Schang singled in suc- cession in the second with one down but Ward famed and Scott lined 10 McNeely.
 Bush weakened a bit in the third and passed Harris and Rice success lively with two down. but Goslin ended it by lifting to Scott.
 Johnson fittingly illustrated his ability to tighten up in the pinches in the third when he famed Meusel for the second time with two on and two out.
 The Senators went out in order in the first half of the fourth.
 Pipp and Schang walked in suc- cession to start the Tanks half of the fourth. Wards attempted sacri- flee went for hit when Bluge left third base uncovered and Johnson was forced to hold the ball. Scott flied to Goslin the Yankee runners holding their bases after the catch. Bush famed with the bases choked swinging desperately at the third strike. Witt ended the inning by flying out to Rice, who made a beautiful running catch in deep right. ..
 The Senators went out in order in their half of the fifth.
 Ruth was hit by a pitched ball with one down in the Tanks half of the fifth but Meusel forced him and Pipp famed. X
 With two down in Washington's half of the sixth. Goslin hit home run into the right field bleachers fiivng the Senators three run lead over the Yankees. It was Gosln's second homer of the series.
 The Tanks expired one, two, there in the last half of the sixth.
 The Senators went out in order in the first half of the seventh.
 Manager Harris shifted his out field in the seventh, Rice going to center and McNeeley to right. With | one out, Witt singled to center. Du- gan fouled a few and flied to Goslin. Ruth walked. Meusel famed for | the third time of the game, being called out on strikes.
 With two gone in the eighth, Rice | doubled to right. He scored mo- ment later on Goslin's sharp double to the same field. Judge hit a high | fly to Ruth but the Yankee siugger | made a rang error and Goslin scored.
 Pipp was passed to start the Yankee half of the eighth. Schang lined savagely to Johnson, who was hit on the right rand by the ball. He recovered in time to get Schang at first. Pipp moved to second. Johnson was forced to retire and took the mound for Wash ngton.
 Ernie Johnson, batting for Ward, singled to center, Pipp scoring the first Yankee run. Henricks batting for Scott ended the inning by hitting nto a double play, Marberry, to Peckinpaugh, to Judge.
 With one out Peckinpaugh singled Q center in Washington's half of he ninth. Marberry was out. Bush Q Pipp, and McNeely flied to Du- gan to end the inning.
 Bush opened the Tanks half of he ninth by grounding to Marberry. Witt hit to center but Dugan ended he game by hitting into double play. Bluege to Harris to Judge.
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