Evening star., 1924-10-07
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.


POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, Oc-
tober 1.-Washington turned the ta-
bies on the Charts this afternoon in
the fourth game of the World Series,
hit the ball hard and often, and de-
feated the New Workers. to 4--to-
days victory putting the Griffs on
oven terms with the Nationa! League
champions, each club now having won
two games of the four played
George Mogridge, veteran southpaw.
worked on the slab Cor the Mats. and
his slant bafled The Giants until the
eighth. when he grew wild. Fred
IIai berry, big Texan. was then rushed
to the hill.
Virgil Barnes, right-hander, pitch
ed for the Giants until the sixth in
ming, when Howard Baldwin relieved
him, Dean later rescued Baldwin
The Giants. in their first inning, got
man over the plate. Lindstrom walked
went to second on Frisch's out and
scored when Bluege made wild throw
on Youngs tap.
Goslin's mighty wallop of the first ball
pitched to him in the third round into
the right-feld bleachers for a home
run. scoring McNeeiy and Harris ahead
of nIm, sent the Griffs to the front.
FIRST INNING.
WASHINGTON-The count on Nc
Neely was two and two when he
rolled to Jackson. Harris never took
his bat off his shoulder and got only
one ball before Barnes hooked over
third strike. Rice sent an easy
roller to Frisch. No runs
NEW YO2k-Mogridge got only one
strike over on Lindstrom before walking
linn. Frisch took low ball, Mogridge
pitched out to break up a suspected
steal, but Lindstrom held first. George
then slipped a strike over on Frisch and
followed with ball and then another
strike, making the count two and three
before Frisch rolled to Harris, who
tossed him out at first. Lindstrom TAX
ing second. Bluege took YounS's hit
and when he threw low to Judge Lind
strom scored and Young was safe at
hrst. 1t was an error for Bluege A
count ot two and one on him, Kelly flied
to McNeely in center. Young raced to
second after the catch ahead of Earps
throw. Three balls and two strikes had
been recorded against Meusel, but he
waited for another ball and walked.
Wilson took a strike and a ball and
then rolled to Harris. One run =
SECOND INNING.
WASHINGTON-Gos caused ,ot
of speculation in the stands as he
came to the plate. He took a strike
and ball before bounding over the
pitchers box for a single. Friscb
made desperate effort to get the
ball but it eluded him. After look.
ing over one wide one Judge flied
high to Kelly. The count on Bluege
was two and one when he sent a soft
roller down third 5ase line and beat
out Lindstrom's heave to Kelly Cos
lin pulled up at second. After wait
ing for the ultimate count Ruel
bounded to Lindstrom and died at
first Goslin and Bluege each moving
up a notch. This again brought the
recruit. Miller, up in pinch. Ralph
looked over wide one and fouled
back of the plate at high ball. An
other strike resulted when he swung
at a high delivery. He then crashed
to Lindstrom. who juggled the ball
bit, but clutched it firmly and threw
to Kelly in time to retire Miller at
first No runs.
NEW YORK-Jackson raised short
fly to McNeely in short center, Gowdy
sent a slow roller to Harris and died
at first. Mogridge got but one strike
over DeIOre Walking barnes. LinQStrOfn
hit the first ball pitched for SINGLE
sending Barnes to second. Frisch also
hit the first bah, an easy fly to Harris
resulting. No runs.
THIRD INNING.
WASHINGTON-Mogr had a
count of two strikes and three balls
on him when he swung Justify and
missed the third strike. McNeely tip
ped the first delivery for strike and
foued off the next for two strikes. The
third was so high it went over Gowdy's
head. Earl then met one of Barnes
curves and sent single to left. Harris
hit the first ball for a single to right,
McNeely taking second. Rice looked.
over one strike before rolling to Frisch.
who fumbled but recovered In time to
flag Sam at first. McNeely and Bucky
advanced. This put the issue squarely
up to Goslin. and Goose responded by
wallopirg the first ball pitched into the
lower right-fleld stands for a homer,
scoring McNeeiy and Harris ahead Of
him. The huge throng gave Goslin a
noisy ovation for his feat. Kelly knocked
down Judges roller and tossed to