Evening star., 1924-10-05
FIRST INNING.

NEW YORk-Jachary's first delivery
to Lindstrom was a strike. On the
second ball pitched Lindstrom singled
TO right center. McNeely felded the
ball on the run and got it back in time
to hold the runner on first. Frisch
lined a single over second base send
ing Lindstrom to second. Young's at
tempt to sacrifice resulted in a pop
that Zachary caught. Both Giant base
runners got back to their places before
a double play could be completed. Kelly
was safe when Harris took his roller
and threw high to Peck. pulling Rooer
off the base. Peck's throw was then
too late to nip Kelly at first. Harris
was charged with an error. This
loaded the bases with one out Harris
had Allen Russell warming up in the
bull pen. snappy double play
engineered at this juncture got zachary
out of bad hole. Bluege took Meusels
roller whipped it to Harris at second to
force Kelly and Bucky fired the ball to
Judge, efacing Meusel. No runs.
INGTON-Lindstrom tossed
out McNeely. going to his left for
EarIs hopper and getting off fne
peg to Kelly. Harris sent an easy
roller to Frisch. The left-hander
Bentley appeared to be in fine form.
Rice lined n single over second base
and the bugs began yelling for Goose
to come through. Rice obtained
good lead off Bentley and won a race
with Gowdy'S arm to second base as
ball two was. delivered to Goslin,
Goose already having two strikes
charged against him. Goslin with
count Of three and two against him
poled one of Bentley's shoots into
the temporary bleacher seats in right
field. scoring Rice ahead of himself.
Judge beat out a slow roller to Bent
ley, who could not field the ball in
time to ferry it to Kelly ahead of
his rival first sacker. Judge was
forced when Lindstrom took Bluege's
grounder and tossed to Frisch at
second base. Two runs.
SECOND INNING.
NEW YORK-Harris ran over for
wilson's hopcer and tagged lin with
a toss to Judge. Peck got Jackson's
easy roller. Bluege came in for
Gowdy's roller. No runs.
wASH1NGTON-Lind tossed
out Peck, Kelly getting the third
baseman's throw by stretching his
huge frame far to his right. Rued top
ped a ball in front of the plate and
was erased when Gowdy pounced on it
and fired to Kelly. Bentley pitched
three wide ones before he succeeded
in getting over a strike on Zachary,
the Sandy Spring boy then put
another over the plate, but his next
delivery was far inside and Zachary
was given his base on balls. Zachary
started to swing at the last pitch, but
had to dodge it to escape being hit.
McNeeIy raised a high H6y, which
Gowdy got under in fouT territory
Immediately back of plate. No runs.
TIJIpn INNJNC
NEW YORK-Bentley met the first
ball pitched but only an easy fly to
Rice resulted. Lindstrom gave Peck
an easy chance on his roller close to
second. Frisch succeeded in only
raising a soft fly to Rice. No runs.
WASHINGTON-Ben was only
able to get one strike over in five
deliveries to Harris and Bucky took
his base. Rice laid down a neat sac
rifice, his death at the hands of Lind
strom and Kelly advancing his boss
TO second base. McGraw had Rosy
Bill Ryan, one of his right-hand
pitchers, warming up in the bull pen
at this stage. Goose swung so hard
at the second ball pitched that he
fell sprawling to the ground much
TO the glee of the fans. Goslin
struck out, Gowdy dropped the
ball and waited trying to hold
Harris on second base before trying
to retire Goose with throw to Kelly
but the instant he fired to Kelly Har-
ris dashed for third and arrived
there safely by Sliding under the
first baseman's throw to Lindstrom.
sGowdy was charged with passed ball
on this play. Judge waited out Bent
Jley who was worried by Harris tao
tics of dashing up and down the base
line and was rewarded with a base
on balls. Judge then essayed to pull