New Britain herald., 1924-10-06
WASHINGTON WINS SECOND
 w THRILLING 9th RALLY
Marberry, Relieving Zach ary in Last Inning, Checks Giants Endeav- ors to Take Sundays Game.
By The Associated Press,

By The Associated Press.
 New York, Oct. 6.--With the final decision still as uncertain as before the classic began, the Giants and Senators meet today at the Polo Grounds in the third game of the worlds series, after having divided two sensational struggles at the na- tional capital. New York took the first of the series from Walter John son, but Washington came back 10 win yesterday and square the count.
 The strategy of managers kept the southpaws prominent during the first two games, but today right handlers will walk into the halo that encircles the pitching box In i'm portant contests. "Bucky'' Harris, dynamic young pilot of the Senators has announced that Fred Marberry, whose heroic work checked the Giants in the ninth inning of yes terday's battle will start this after noon for Washington. John Me- Graw, conforming to his usual re- ticence in making his mound selec- tions, has not disclosed his choice, but it seems certain to he either Hugh McQWllan or Virgil Barnes with the chances fayoring the for nler,
 Orthodox pitching also will affect the lineup in other positions. Tor the Giants it will mean that Bill Terry, a left handed batter whose home run was a contributing factor in the first game will be back at first, with. George Kelly shifted to center, Wilson to left and Meusel, a right handed swinger, benched. For the Senators, Leibold, left handler at the plate will play center field, replacing McNeely a right handed recruit, whose playing in the first two games has been disappointing,
 The entrance of right handlers in- to the series will inject an unknown element particularly for Washing ton, Which has not yet sampled other than southpaw hurling. The Giants, after having beaten Johnson, feel able to cope with any others of the right handed species Harris may select.
 McGraw, whose choice of Nehf in the first game proved effective in checking the left handed Washing ton wrecking crew notably Goose" C:osin. decided to southpaw the Senators to death yesterday by shooting in Bentley. Harris counter el the master minds" move by feeding the slow curve offerings of Zachary to the team that had eaten heartily of Johnson's speed. But both pieces of strategy failed for Zachary was knocked out of the box by Giant rally that tied the score in the ninth while in the same thrill ing frame. Peckinpaugh drove across the winning run for the Senators and vanquished Bentley.
 Bentley and Zachary both were wobbly in the first inning, but while a flashing double play choked off the Giants and saved Zachary after the bases had been filled with one out, the Senators battered Bentley for two run lead, the result of Rico's hit and Goslin's home run into the bleachers in right center
 Thereafter for seven innings, how ever, the rival portsiders settled down and staged a pretty duel. Each allowed only two hits in that span and one run, the Senators increasing their margin when Manager Harris clouted one into the left field stands in the fifth while the Giants broke through for their first tally in the seventh on pass 70 Kelly who went to third on Neusels single and scored on double play which killed off MeuseI and Wilson.
 The game sparkled with brilliant fielding particularly hy Harris and his infield mates who engineered three double plays that chokod Giant rallies. Harris play on Meu- sel in the ninth, one of the best of the game was rivalled osly hy Lind stroms spectacular stop and throw out of Bluege in the fourth.
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