Evening star., 1924-08-17
Tigers Solve Narberry.

Tigers Solve Marberry.
Marberry walked Heiinann to open
the second and then kept him glued
to his base after disposing of the Ty-
gers in order in the opener. but they
nicked him for an earned tally in the
following frame, when they grouped
pair of doubles. The first Of these fell to
Bassler. who started the round with
a crack to right that sliced out of
bounds. Marberry then whitfield his
mound opponent, but Jones connected
for u looper that rolled over the left
tield foul line for two bases and Bass
Ter checked in at the counting sta
ton. Jones was stranded when
O'Rourke and Cobb both died aeri-
ally.
Peck got the first safety off White
up when Marberry rolled to O'Rourlle,
but the Nationals knotted the count
in the fourth, thanks to murderous
wallop by McNeely. First up in this
stanza, Earl caught one of White
hills offerings on the nose and sent
it sailing far over Wingo's head to
the leftfeld stand. easily reaching
third base before the ball could be re-
turned. Mac then Tailed while Rig
ney was throwing out Harris.
BenEaIs Again Take Lead.
After two fruitIess frames clean
hitting netted the Tigers another
tafly in the sixth, with two more ac-
cruing, due to faulty defensive play
by the Griffmen. Jones paved the
way with his second successive dou-
BILE. this one also to the right, and he
scored, following O'Rourke's sacrifice,
when Cobb rammed a single past
Harris to center. Heilrnanns safety
over Peck's head put Cobb on third,
and when Harry started to steal sec
ond Ruels poor throw caroned off
. Pecks glove to right field, Cobb scor-
ing and Heilmann taking third.
, Wingo drew pass. and when. Harris
juggled Judges toss of Pratt's bunt
the latter was declared safe and He'll
mann counted. Rigney then hit into
a double play.
Rally by Bucks Is Wiped.
Three successive singles enabled
the Bucks to get one Of these mark
ers back in their half. Batting for
Marberry, Shirley started things with
q safety to right. moved up on Me-
Neely's sharp single to left and com
pleted the circuit when Harris belted
n safety to the same sector. Rice
connected for what appeared to be a
double at this juncture. but the drive
was ruled to have passed over the
WTOnS SlQe OF the Initial SACK. Try
ing again, Rice succeeded only in
forcing McNeely, and when Rigney
/ dashed into center field for Goslin's
little looper double play ensued.
Russell yielded a swat to Bassler
when he took up Aarberry's task in
the seventh and disposed of the next
three aliens, but he was nicked for
run in the eighth. Cobb led off with
a drive over Goslin's head for three
bases, and, after Heilmann had been
disposed of, scored when Wingo beat
out a bounder td Harris over by the
middle sack.
WhitehiII Finishes Strong.
Specie held fne Tigers at bay in
| his one round the ninth, notwith
standing that Bassler and WhitehiIl
solved him for'singles. Whitehill also
finished strong although Rice buoyed
hopes of the throng by starting the
Tag end OF fne final frame with Il
wicked cracg that handcuffed Pratt.
Goslin connected in lusty manner,
but Cobb go; under the drive close to
the scorebo,rd, and a walk to Bluege
after Judgfs soft roller merely de-
layed the ind, for Ruel was victim-
ized on suikes to end the fray.