Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06

run drive into the bleachers in right
center. Judge followed with an in
field single but was forced by Bluege,
GoSlin received terrific ovation
from the bleacherites when he took
his place in the field.
Both sides were retired quickly in
the second inning. Zachary being the
only man to reach base when he
walked with two out in the Sena-
tors half.
After the Giants had again passed
out in order in the third. Harris
walked. was sacrificed by Rice and
got to third when Gowdy was guilty
of short passed ball on Goslins
third strike. Gowdy recovered in
time to throw out Goslin at first
Judge walked but was fooled on
Bentley's windup and caught dash
ing for second, Bentley to Frisch.
Young started the Giants half Of
the fourth with a single over Peck
inpaugh's head but he was doubled
with Kelly on the latter's sharp
grounder to Harris. 1t was typical
of the Senator's sharp and brilliant
infield work. Meusel flew to Rice
for the third out.
IAndstrom, the Giants young third
sacker. pulled one of the most spark
ling plays of the series when he
stabbed Bluegc's hot shot with his
gloved hand, rolling to the ground
but recovered in time to nail his
man at first in the Senators half
of the fourth. Peckinpaugh few
out and Ruel famed to end the
inning, the third straight in which
Bentley had held the home club hit
less.
Only three Giants faced Zachary
in the fifth, his slow curves work
ing exccllently, but "Bucky" Harris.
young Washington pilot, added to
his clubs lead with a smashing
homer into the temporary bleachers
in left field. Two were out and
Judge brought another roar by sin
Cling to center, but Goslin famed
for the second straight time.
Lindstrom walked with one out
for the Giants in the sixth but was
stranded by Frisch and Young, while
the Senators expired in order. Bent
ley getting his fifth strike-out victim
when he famed Bluege.
The Giants broke through for
their first run in the seventh, but
another fine double play checked
prospects of heavier damage. Kelly
started by walking and went to third
on Meusel's smash that Peckinpaugh
dove for but could only defect to-
ward center. Wilson drove to Bluege
and Kelly scored. but the bases were
cleared on the double killing cngi-
neered via Harris and Judge. Jack
son was the third victim on a fly to
Goslin.
The Senators went out In order in
their half, I.indstrom making an
other fine stop and throw-out on
McNeely.
The eighth also passed quickly,
sparkling infield play by Lindstrom
and Peckinpaugh helpin to keep
anyone from reaching base.
Rallying desperately. the Giants
tied the score in the ninth and drove
walked on four straight balls. but
Young popped out. Kelly smashed
a hit to deep center and Frisch
scored by brilliant base running on
a close play. Harris made won
derful stop and threw out Meusel.
Kelly going to second. from where
ne scored Oh "iSon o Hdiu si"siS
to right Fred Marberry replaced
Zachary at this juncture and famed
Jackson on three pitched balls.
The Senators brought the game to
a sensational conclusion in their
half of the ninth. After fouling sew
eral balls viciously. Judge walked.
was sacrificed by Bluege and scored
the winning run on Peckinpaugh's
slashing double to left field. Meusel
threw unerringly to the plate but
Judge had it beaten easily and Cow
6y did not even make a pass toward
him as the crowd let loose and
swarmed on the field in jubilation.