Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-08

to the series they rallied in closing in
ninss. but the crowds notsicS, sNmpa-
tines were with Washington and Cos
lin. There vas another din Of cheering
for the Goose when he came cut 80
the field after his home run and dis
played his versatility by making q cir,
Gus catch or a long drive of Wilson's
bat.
Eosrldgs II Pu1slinc
Meanwhile the Giants were hatfcd
by the southpaw shoots of Magridst.
former New York Yankee moundsmIn.
who silenced the heaviest New York ar
titiery with puEzlinH change uf racA
| and tantalizing slow ball. For seven
| innings the McGraw men gathered but
| three hits of Moeridse and two runs.
one OF which Was due to M error ana
the other to two-basc blow by Gecrps
kelley; hut In thu eighth the Southpaw
developed sudden streak of wiidness
and, despite fNc-run lead, was hastily
withdrawn by Harris after tho FIRST
two men 10 face him had walked
Into this critical situation strcde
Marberry, hero in n relief role In the
second game but q bust" NsStNrdaf
when he started for the Senators ana
was hammered from the hill Marhcls
rH. who apparently is only at his beat
when performing a rescue act. met and
| turned back determined Giant rail-,
in both the eighth and ninth innings.
Narbsrry Tightsns
Hack" Wilson, the first to ia 70 Mar
:: berry in the eighth. clouted a two-bac.
ser that scored Young, while In the
ninth GowdHs single, freak wild
throw by Rice which caromed of hrsl
! base FOR n two-base error, and Lind-
strom's third hit produced anothe run
IIndStFnn1
Frisch. got 10 third when Young fofCrfl
the Giant captain. but Marbcrry tNknt I
encd and struck out George Kelley ont
, three pitched balls.
This finish was dramatically similar.
, 10 that of the second game when Mari
berry, relieving Zachary. came 10 th.,
mound In the ninth with the bases f4Il,t
two out, the score tied. and struck putt
travis Jackson on three pitched be}Sa,
The big twirler now has saved the Sem
ators in two crucial moments, but .ha
gets no credit In the offlcial Reckoning
for either. The credit he WAS kkyen.
for winning the second game was tak.n
away from him Yesterday by the Official,
scoring board and given 10 Zacharyt
while today Mogridse departed with a.
lead which the Senators held intact,
to the finish.
Hitting Makes Up for Errors
NashinHton's devastating attack Ia
which IL solid blows were combed froTa
he offerings OF McGraws three
moundsmen. made up for flaws in thoJ
defence OF the Senators, duo chiefly to-
the loss OF reckinpauRh. still on the
sidelines as result of "charlcvi
horse" or pulled tendon. and the con-,
seouent breaking UP or their brilliant
inield combination. Two Of the team <,
he - -
runs
"Bucky"N Harris, basebalrs latest
miracle manager" shared with Cos.
I'm and Marberry the days Spotlight
ruling his men together after yes-l
terdays disastrous setback th4
young leader scintillated on the de
Tense. beside scoring two runs amt
fisuring largely in the attack which,
also saw Oscar Blueae and Earl Mel
Neely regain their batting ewes fod
the hrst time in the series. SipcleS
by McNeely and Harris were thS
opening shots in two OF Washinxtonfi
barrages. while Biueses smash.
brought across two tallies in tho
eighth.
Harris ranged over n wide stretch,
of territory afield. handling tem
chances faultlessly and making two
remarkable stops In the eth that rlt
vailed some Of the performances.-sAs.
terdaN of Frisch. who had no oppor-
tunities to repeat his Inirncui,,ss
work this afternoon. On the firu 81
these plays. Harris nipped Gowdy arr
Ter bagRing his hot shot over second
base. while a few moments later Id
raced back behind first to get
Frisch's ground Ginger and nail hii
man at first
The Giants. on the other hatf
failed Mt any time to wheel their. att
lacking machinery into forr1abl3
position. collecting only six hits all
together off Mogridge and Marberr;s