Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-04
score WAS \ to 3.

'h 80 ~ ~ - y A'f 80
'liiTFIIH STADIUM WASHIN.
IpN. prf IA world series IN fhr
nati"uaI capital = dream ~ b. haf ran-
dom came tr1r thi- afternoon when WV.
VII hirrtoH Senator VI newly crown
"d chaninH of thr American Lca-
rur ria-hri with fhr Now York
'Ifui four Time oppressive winner. ~
fhr NHfinu League 0u thr fir~f .trtn nr
th' annual prfnh,r ha chaH classic WHb
w." 'drn t"old., throw ng nui fh. Am
+nd "W' .i'"h nfrfgfnr- cheering fhp
h"m" i'lk. all Washington -cem tilted
over "u u> "ff.ial c4r.
Irrn tIc hadnw nf th. Giant. brill
rrv nIndal vae a' lhuf forgotten when.
Walter Johnson swung into action wv WV.
hurting hIl
Ih" daE WH id,al fnr thr GONE. An
in ft"ut -uu uyrrtIr" W stubborn
morning irg nud when thc first Wash
h@i"n ria}rr r"nred h> head onf nj fho
dHG"u Hu Indfau -Immer wa- rIruring
brightly 7n thr green rlHyinE frld
Nrh "v'rf reserved ~enf sold fhr
IHil "i fhr crowd came SLOWLY WV thr
NhliNard Ihr Hnrr-rrvrd stand Wn.
thrown orcn af = a., luck aud Within
iW"ntN minutes vH~ iimmrd tp rapl,itv
ird thr gafr~ closed 4 lnua Nnr NM fans
waite IL obtain poinf- It vantage iu thr
li~l" behind fhr reserved -caf- .u thr
grand stand
other ans drared them .elvo. cn-
mass" WI fIr roofs rf h"u- thaf utrt
lnnk fh" center field f.nrr
The crowd got its fir-- reaI kirk of
fh" tiay vt.ru fhr buffnun Mir tHr,rl
with irirh haf. and A Scharhf lrd thr
band 1rro>- thc playing H.ld aud djI
fh"'r latest comedy turns
Th" N--hinEtor- rnf on long bat
Ting practice vith Martina serving WV
fhr offering There Mas lr-ty hou
whom 'hlo~r Co~ln drove one oyer th.
.,orFh"Hri iutn lu adioiring street.
Walter Johnson came in for N hand
whrn hc took his turn in front MI the
hlttirr cage.
TAX received tremendous ovation
I'm feeling fine. declared thc speed
King. "ari ready wv pitch thc game WY
mF I'fc. hrcau-c know that cvcrvhodg
pulling for mc."
Johns wife ard mother were ir
hoN iu behind thc Senators duruut
Tho Giants, lrd hy Irish MruscI. came
an th" fcii hHrsy before o'clock
They flied I'm from fhe Senator'S dug
ont crossing thc plate wv their oNu
quarters whore they started srarrv
bunting drill The crowd greeted them
without demon stration wv any sort
The crowd appIaldrd a- the Giant
trotfcd out for a field workout aud the
band played "Thc Sidewalk. af New
York. Ernic Maun. rookie tNirlcr.
served them up for batting drii.
The crowd broke into un outhurst WI
enthusiasm as two automobiles were
driven on the field frr prrscn H,tion wv
Walter Johnson and Roger pcckinraurh.
TWO of Naahinrtnn's heroes. Tho play 1
ers grouped themselves about thc plate
and thr band hlaird a5 "A handsome li-
mousine, drapcd with floral horses hoe (
was formally rendered ~ Johnson.
A touring car labelled for Peck was /
brought ar and the popular shortstop
from the fans
President 'oolidrc tossed out the bali 7
to Umpire grnnoly while thc crowd \
chcercd. The army hand aud detach- /
mcnt " marines paradcd from the field I
hHu dlfFf th' thlF uMNiFrN hNt hrf n IN
duly photographed. preparations were I
made 10 play.
The umpires discussed ground rules \
with Manager Harris and Captain Frisch I
al the plate
Th'rr wl~ SOM, delay until some spec
tators were ordered away who were 81
ting "n the outside WI boxes near the
players bench
Pitchers announced ~ Johnson for the
- majors and \rhf fur Giants
First Inning Giants
The :"wd lrt loose rnar> ~ applause
aS me majors ran ~ their positions
~ the { H.
Johnson also came IN for hig hand as
hc ran in the pitching mound
Iindstrom M. Rail l ball = strike !. /
lindS'rom flied ont 10 Mc\eely.
Fri~ch up BAH I. strik" I. FriSrh I
pnrped To- I.ln.ge trying 10 bunf
Young ~. strike I. bali I. ball >. foul |!
strike :. ball y. Young struck out.
picking third strike.
NJ runs. No hits NO errors.
First Inning Senators
McNccly up. McNcely sent up high