The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-10-09

Polo Grounds, New York City
The New York Giants defeated
Walter johnson, WashingtOn's
veteran pitching ''ace" for the Sec
ond time in the series today and
took the lead three to two. The
score of the fifth game was to 2.
Polo Grounds Walter Johnson, the
seasons pitching ace for the WASH
ington Americans, did not tight IL OUT
with Nehf of the Giants for SECOND
test of the two pitchers in the hftn
game of the world series this after
noon. While the crowd was all set
for a renewal of the battle begun In
the first game of the series and while
Harris sent in Johnson, McGraw picked
BENTLEY to go on the mound for the
Giants. Peckinpaugh was out OF the
Washington lineup again today al
though the Senator fans cheered JUS
tily when he appeared in the practlce'
The teams are to meet in Washington
tomorrow for the sixth game and the
trip to Washington will start just after
the game is concluded this afternoon
Washington had break OF hard luck
in the initial innings of the game
when hits were not converted into
runs. In the third inning the Sena-
tors piled up three hits without get
ting a man across the plate. The
Giants did better and with the same
number of hits they brought in the
first run of the game.
The play of the game by innings
FIRST INNING.
SENATOR'S There was the usual
delay clearing the field Of photograph
hers. Lindstrom robbed McNeely Of
hit with leaping catch. Wilson
took Harris long fly. Terry cap
tured Rice's hoist. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
GIANTS-Johnson got an ovation as
he walked to the pitchers box. Lind
strom hit the first ball for a clean
single to center. Miller took Frisch's
high foul. McNeely gathered in
Young's fly. Lindstrom went out
stealing, Ruel to Harris. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
SECOND INNING.
SENATORS-Gosl beat out an in
field hit. 1t was Goslin's fifth straight
hit, counting yesterdays game. Will
son took Judges fly. Terry dropped
Bluege's fly but Goslin was caught
at second, Frisch to Jackson. Ruel
got base on balls. Frisch threw out
Miller. No runs, no hits, no errors.
GAINTS-Kelly sent up a high foul
to Miller. Terry went out at first to
Judge, unassisted. Judge raced over
to the stand and took Wilson's foul
No runs, no hits, no errors.
THIRD INNING.
SENATORS--Th stands rose and
cheered Johnson as he walked to the
plate. Johnson got a single into left
and was thrown out trying Tor second
Wilson to Frisch to Terry. McNeely
beat out bunt to Lindstrom, catch
ing the Giant third baseman fiat foot
ed. Harris scratched hit to second
Rice popped to Gowdy. Frisch threw
out Goslip. No runs, three hits.
no errors.
GlANTS-Jackson scratched an in
field hit. Gowdy famed. Bentley
singled into right, Jackson going to
third Jackson scored when Lindstrom
scratched hit to third, Bentley going
to second. Bluege took Frisch's
grounder and tossed to Miller and the
umpire ruled that Bentley was safe
Young lined out to Rice and Bentley
was doubled at the plate, Rice to John
son to Ruel. One run, three hits,
no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
NAToRS-Judge singled off the
right field wall. Bluege Sacrificed
Jackson threw out Ruel at first. Judge
scored on Miller's single to right;
Miller tried to stretch it but went
out, Young to Frisch. One run, two
hits, no errors.
GIANTS-Kelly went out on strikes
while the crowd howled. Terry got q
long hit into right for three bases
Johnson took Wilson's splash and
Terry was run down, Johnson to Mil
Ter. Wilson went to second on the
play. Jackson sent up a high fly to
Harris. No runs, one hit, no errors.
FIFTH INNING.
SENATORS - Johnson went out
Jackson to Terry. McNeely popped to
Terry. Harris went out on strikes
No runs, no hits, no errors.
GIANTS Gowdy got sharp single
,ast Judge. Bentley got home run
into the right field stand, scoring
Gowdy ahead of him. Lindstrom foul
ed out to Ruel. Frisch got two base
hit when the wind blew the ball away
from McNeely. Young hit by pitched
ball. The ball struck him in the knee
He limped to first. Kelly hit into d
double play, Bluege to Harris to Judge
Two runs, three hits, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
SENATORS-Ric famed. Bentley