Evening star., 1924-10-09
Win Sixth Game, 2 to l, Seuenth Necessary
HARRIS HOT SINGLE WITH TWOO ON
PUTS WASHINCTONINLEAD AFTER
< TRAILING FOR FIVE LEAN INNINGS

hit the first ball pitched on bound to
Harris, who tossed him out. No runs.
WASHINGTON-Go bit at a wide
hook for his first strike. He swung
and missed another of the same
character, then was fooled into offer
ing at bad ball over his head and
sat down. Struck out on three pitched
balls. With one strike on him Judge
narrowly missed an extra base by
polling a liner to right that was foul
by only a foot. Joe took two balls
and then in an attempt to dodge
another accidentally hit the ball to
Nehf, who tossed him out. Nehf failed
to locate the plate for Bluege and
he walked. After taking one strike
Peck let a ball go by on which
Bluege stole second, sliding In safely
under Gowdy's high throw to Jack
SON Peck then waited for three more
balls and free ticket. McGraw had
Barnes and Ryan, pair of his right
handlers, warming up in the bull pen.
With a count of one and one Ruel
bounded to Nehf, who tossed him out.
No runs.
SEVENTH INNING.
NEW YORK-Meusel had a count
of two and one when he lifted fly 10
short right center, where Harris
backed up and got it. Wilson met
the first ball pitched for looper to
right, on which Rice made a des-
perate effort, but Sam could not quite
reacn the ball and it was recorded
4 single. Jackson poled a vicious foul
on the wrong side of the left-feld
foul line, and, after taking a ball,
raised fly that GoSlin captured near
the line after a sharp sprint. Gowdy
had one strike on him when he
looped an easy chance to Harris. No
runs.
WASHINGTON-The fans stood en-
massed as, the Nationals came to bat
for their lucky half" of the seventh.
Zachary bunted the first ball pitched
and died when Gowdy worked fast to
get off throw to Kelly. With a
count of two and one McNeely lofted
foul to Kelly. Harris took a pair
of strikes and two poor deliveries be-
fores fling to. Wilson No runs. -
EIGHTH INNING.
NEW YORK-Frank Snyder. Man
"a ger Mcdraw's first assistant to
Catcher Gowdy, was sent in to bat
for Nehf. The big fellow took ball
and then hBsdf harHllessIys to Rice.
zaehaff ~ sbftcffed -5nly fodf BaffS to
strike out Lindstrom. The count, on
Frsch was two and two when he
sent a soft roller to Harris. No runs.
WASHINGTON-Rosy Bill Ryan was
sent to the slab by McGraw to sue
ceed Nehf. The big right handler had
a count of two and two on Rice when
Sam grounded to Frisch. Goslin passed
up two called strikes. Goslin protested
the second pitch and stepped out Of the
box. Umpire KLEIN ordered Rosy Ryan
to go ahead and pitch while Goslin
was not at the plate. 1t was high,
however, and called a ball. After TAX
ing another wide one, he stood and
watched Ryan hook a third strike over.
Judge took three straight balls and
walked when another wide one fol-
lowed. Bluege, was easy for Ryan and
Kelly. No runs.
NINTH INNING.
NEW YORk-Young fouled to Blue
ge. Kelly singled to right.
Southworth ran for Kelly.
Meusel forced Southworth, Peck to
Harris.
Peck hurt his injured ;eg and was
helped off the field.
Judge had his foot injured on this
play when Meusel stepped on it.
Taylor went to third base, Bluege to
short.
Judge continued in the game.
Wilson famed