Evening star., 1924-10-06
GIANTS LEADING
GR|FFMEN, 4 TO z,
IN FOURTH INNING
Marberry and McQuilIan in
Right-Handed Duel in Third
| Clash of World Series.
RICE COUNTS MATS FIRST
RUN ON MlLLER'S FLY
Roger Peckinpaugh Forced Out of
Game by Injury to Foot-Bluege
Goes to Short, Miller to Third.

ASo6SA oASSN SAs ~
Game by Injury to Foot-Bluege
Goes to Short, Miller to Third.
WASHINGTON NEW YORK.
Ieiboid Ct. Lindstrom, 3b.
Harris. 2b. Trisch. 2e.
Rice IF. Young, If
Goslin, If. Kelly, cf.
Judge. h.. Terry, lb:
Bluege, 3b. Wilson, II.
Peck 81, jackson, IS.
Huel e. Gowdy. C.
Marberry o. McQuilan, p.
Umpires-Mr Dineen at plate, Mr.. ouisley
at first. Mr.. Connolly at second, Mr.. Klein at
Attendance. $4,000.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON
POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, Oc-
tober 6-Fred Marberry, champion
relief pitcher of the American League,
was Manager Harris choice to face
the Giants in the third world series
game of 1924 and the first to be
played in New York. Hugh McQuil-
Ian, veteran right handler of the
Giants. was selected by Manager Nc
Graw to oppose him.
FlRSI lNNlNO.
wASHINGTON-Mc first de-
livery to Leibold was strike. Two low
balls were followed by a swing that Lei
bold missed. Leibold then rolled to
Frisch, who fumbled momentarily, but
got him at first. Harris was given an
enthusiastic ovation he stepped to
the plate. Harris hooked at a first
strike. Another hook following that was
wide. One more ball and then he fouled
off the plate, making the count two and
two On the next delivery Bucky raised
a fly that Young got under in right held.
Same Rice took two strikes, and ignored
as many balls and fouled Oft one. An
other wide one followed. Sam was re-
warded for his waiting with base on
balls. McQuillan tried to nip Sam, but
he got back. Another attempt to nip
him also failed. With the count of one
and one against him, Goslin rolled to
F'risch. No runs.
NEW YORK-Marberry's initial de-
livery was inside and Lindstrom let
it pass. The count was worked to
three and es two befoCe~~-MaTberry.
hooked over a third strike on Lind
strom, who failed to take his bat on
his shoulder. One strike and two
balls had been registered against
Frisch when he lofted to Goslin.
Young's attempt to hit the first ball
pitched resulted in a foul back of
the plate. Another ball and then
Ross sliced single between Bluege
and Peck. Long George Kelly, whose
home run in the opening game at
Washington Saturday sealed the fate
of Walter Johnson missed two lusty
swings and on the third ball pitched
bounded over Marberry's leaping
hand to Harris, who tossed him out.
NO runs. ...r
SECOND INNING.
y WASHINGTON getting two
utrikes, Judges drive to right missed
&eing fair by a matter of inches. Two
. tails, both outside, followed before
Jadge bounded a single past Jackson
20 center field Bluege hit into double
play, McQuillan taking his roller and
tossing to Frisch, forcing Judge,
frankie completing the job by firing
to Terry. Lindstrom knocked Pecks
hot smash down and nailed him with
a toss to Terry. No runs.
NEW YORk-Terry smacked the
first ball pitched on a line to right
field for one base. After getting one
strike, Wilson fouled off two balls
and then looked over wide one..I
The next delivery was a fast ball
shoulder-high. which Hack missed.
Terry was safe at second when Har-
tS uIoppeo blutee 10" throw OIL
Jackson's roller. Gowdy hit the first
ball for single to left, scoring Ter
ry and sending Jackson to third, but
when Hank attempted to stretch
his blow he was killed off on
Goslin's fine peg to Harris. Mar
berry, after pitching three wide ones,
to McQuillan uncorked a wild pitch and
jackson scored. Ruel retrieved the ball
and fired to Marberry, who ran in to
ho ,Iofa hut
with his effort to tag Jackson. Mar
berry then tossed another wide one to
McQuillan. who was given his base on
balls. Marberry failed to get the first
two over on Lindstrom. He contrived
to register strike and followed with
another strike. which was called, but
Lindstrom ultimately was rewarded
with walk. Marberry got a strike
over after pitching a pair Of wide ones
to Frisch, who fouled off the next one
for a second strike.
The next delivery was so far inside
it touched Frischs shirt, and he
ambled to first, filing the bases. Mar
berry appeared unsteady. His first
two deliveries to Young being wide
He then got a couple of strikes over,
both of which were called, ard fol-
lowed with perfect strike straight
over the middle, which caught Young
mapping. Two runs.
THIRD INNING.
WASHINGTON - Neither of the
Giants two runs was earned. McQuil-
Ian got only one strike over on his first
four deliveries. but he followed with a
wide one before franking Muddy. Mar
berry was given a big hand when he
strode to the plate. Two lusty swings
resulted in as many strikes being regis
tered against Fred, who then fouled off
one before weakly tapping to McQuil-
Ian, whose toss to Frisch forced Ruel
at second. Frankies pivot throw to
Terry was too late to double up Fritz.
With, count of one and one Leibold
hoisted to Wilson.
Terry's dextrous handling of
F'riscf's bad throw was all that pre-
vented the Giant captain putting his
pitcher in hole. Harris who had
two strikes and two balls on him
when he flied Tery it Was a fine run
ming catch. No runs.
NEW YORN-Harrfs switched his
aine sending Subinfelder Ralph Miller
to third and sending Bluege to short in
place Of Peck, whose foot was injured
in the first inning in trying to field
Youngs single. Kelly looped a Texas
two and two against Terry when he
bounced a single over Judges head.
sending Kelly to third. 1t was Terry's
second straight safety. Marberry crab
bed bit with Umpire Dineen when tho
empire called his first two pitches to