Evening star., 1924-10-10

! missed two swings at wide curves and
| retired to the bench. After passing up
/ two wide ones, Rue took "A strike,
passed up another wide one and got a
| second strike, straight over the plate
I He hit the next pitched ball over third.
! which was foul by only a matter of
! inches, and then bounded softly to
! Barnes. Mogrdge fouled off d strike.
missed "A swing and then took another
strike. to be retired three pitched
: balls and to run his consecutive whiting
record up to five George having famed
ON all four of his appearances at bat in
Tuesdays game at New York, which
| the SouthDaw won. No runs.
FOURTH INNING.
NEW YORK-Tcrry took Il strike
missed a swing for another. waited for
two wide ones and then took a third
strike. low ball that Mogridge hooked
over the plate. The count on Wilson was
three and one when he hit nasty hop
per which Bluege handled in workman
like fashion. Bluege also took care Of
Jackson's roller. No runs.
WASHINGTON - Mogridge appeared
to be in fine form, displa wing fully as
much stuff as he had in his initial eff
fort of the series, although given but
two days for recuperating. The crowd
was whooping it up as McNeely came
to bat. With a count of two and two
the best Earl could do was to wave at
third strike. Barnes was exhibiting fine
control of a curve ball, and has five
strikeouts to his credit up to this time.
With count of three and two on him
Harris poled one of Barnes offerings
into the stands in left center for Il home
run. thereby duplicating his wallop of
last Sundays game here. Wilson made
1nC,l rnte off nrff To into r., hnn
leaning high and half falling over the
barrier. The President and Mrs Cool
idSe jumped to their feet and applaud
ed with the crowd Harris waIlop Rices
slow liner to left was converted into a
putout when Wilson ran far in and
dived to catch the ball. He slid several
feet on the ground, but retained his
clutch and was given an ovation for
his feat. With a count of one ball and
two strikes on him, Goslin bounded to
Terry, who raced to first ahead of Goose.
One run
FIFTH INNING.
NEW YORK-Gowdy raised a near
Texas Lacquer to right-center which
Harris chased out and grabbed. Hank
had swung at the first pitch Barnes
had a strike registered against him
when he rolled over by second, where
Biuege made a fine stop and, tossed him
out. After taking one ball Lindstrom
lined to left over the upstretched hands
of the leaping Taylor, and reached sec
ond before Goslin, who momentarily
fumbled the ball, could return it. F,risch
took wide one. fouled off strike and
then took another one straight over the
middle. Frisch met the next ball pitched
for liner to left, where 0oslin inter-
| cepted it. No runs.
| WASHINGTON-Ma Harris had
| Martina warming up in the bull pen as
| a precautionary measure. Judge fouled
off strike close to the right-field line,
| took another and then rolled to Terry,
whose toss to Barnes beat Joe to first
| base. Bluege took one strike, failed to
| connect in an attempt to bunt and then
| hit a high bounder close to the line
which Lindstrom and Barnes avoided at
| Gowdy's command to let it roll foul.
| After taking three straight balls Bluege
hit another foul and then rolled to jack
who tosSe' out from deep short