Evening star., 1924-09-21

and Williams made a good catch of
McEeely's fly against the left field
stand.
The Browns again went on club
bing orgy in their second inning
when they faced Martina. Shocker
first up. strolled, and was sent to
second ky Tobins single to right,
Robertson tried to sacrifice, but his
bunt was grabbed by Martina and
Shocker was tagged at third. Sisler
popped to Peck. and a ScorelesS in
ming for the Browns was in prospect
Williams, though. spilled the beans
with loft into the right field stand
that was good for three markers.
Goslin Loafs on Job.
The Bucks. though, game to the
core, came right back against Dam
forth in the third and deadlocked the
game after two men had been re-
tired. With Harris out of the way,
GoSlin sent double down the right
field line, then Judge walked and
Bluege was hit by pitched ball to
fll the bases. Peck with a three
and-two count slammed another dou-
bic to left. scoring Goslin, Judge and
BlueEe, but Goslin had not hurried
off third with the pitch and was all
but passed by Judge on the way home
he browns claimed Joe did slip by
Goose, thus automatically making a
third out but the umpires could not
see 1t that way. Ruel lifted a single
over Gerbers head and Peck tailed.
HargraNe, batting for Martina, ended
the rally by forcing out Ruel.
But the Browns were not to be
denied, and they swept Zahniser, who
faced them at the outset of their
third inning, from the slab. and also
pronted quite bit through the mis-
takes of Russell and Peck Zahniser
walked Jacobson and Gerber. Then
Rego rolled to Peck, and the latter,
with an easy double play in sight.
deliberately threw to first, letting
Gerber take second unmolested, while
Jacobson, of course got to third
Harry Rice batted for Danforth and
singled to left. scoring Jacobson,
while Gerber, who could have gotten
to the plate, pulled up at third Tobin
grounded to Judge, whose throw to
Ruel nailed Gerber at the pan, but
Robertson tripled to left center, tai
lying Harry Rice and Tobin.
out came Zahniser and in went
Russell. The newcomer virtually pre-
sented the Browns with a run when
he failed to touch first after taking
throw from Judge, who had fielded
SISTERS grounder. The error cost a
third out and let Robertson go home.
More trouble was threatened when
Williams followed with single to
right, but McManus fouled to Judge.
The Bucks got to Wingard for a
couple of tallies in the fourth. Nc
Nicely was out of the way when Har-
rls singled to left. Rices double let
Harris take third only, but Bucky
scored and Rice got to the far corner
when Goslin was retired. Judge then
singled to center to get his pair of
teammates home.
Poor Work on Bases.
The game then became fairly quiet
until the Bucks sixth, when poor
work on the bases was damaging
McNeely opened the round with a sim
gle to left and Harris walked. Rice
tried to sacrifice, but pop-bunted to
Wingard. The latter, however, tried
TO make douple play at Harris ex-
pense and threw the ball to right |
field. That let McNeely get to third |
and Harris to second. Goslin ground
ed to McManus, who tossed to Rego |
at the plate, but McNeely, when |
within a few feet of the scoring |
block, stopped short and allowed the |
little catcher to tag him. Harris |
took third on the play, but was |
caught off that base a moment later |
by Rego'S throw to Robertson.