WASHINGTON
✓SENATORS WIN
FROM GIANTS
SATURDAY’S GAME
STADIUM, Wash., Sat. Oct. 4—The
lineup for Washington, McNeely, ef.;
Harris, 2nd b.; Rice, If.; Goslin, rf.;
Judge lb.; Bluege, 3b.; Pecking, Jaugh
ss.; Ruel, c; Johnson p.
New York, Lindstrom, 3b; Frisch 2b
Young, rf.; Kelly, cf; Terry lb; Wil
son, If; Jackson, ss; Gowdy, c; Nchf,
p. Umpires O’Connelly at plate, Di
neen, second, Klem, first, Quigly third.
President Coolidge outtossed the
ball to Umpire Connelly, while the
crowd cheered, and the game was on.
First Inning
Giants—Lindstrom outflied to Mc
Kee ley, Frisch popped to Bluege and
^??oung struck out.
Senators—McNeely drove a high fly
to Wilson on the first ball pitched.
Jackfcon out threw Harris at first an I
Rice sent a hi ;h foul to Lindstrom, re
tiring the side and ending the *nst
inning.
, Second Inning
Giants—Kelly knocked the ball in
to deep left for a home run. Terry
singled over second; Wilson outstruck,
Jackson walked; Gowdy hit into a
double play, Beck to Harris.
Senators—Jackson stopped Goslin’s
grounder, and outthrew him at first;
Judge walked; Bluege fanned; Peck
inpaugh outflied to W’ilson.
Third Inning
Giants—Johnson took Nehf’s roller
and outthrew him; Lindstrom out
struck; Frisch doubled on a long hit
to center; Y'oung up to bat; Frisch
caught off second, Ruel to Peck.
v Senators—Ruel walker; Johnson hit
into double play, Jackson to Frisch to
Terry; McNeeley walked; Harris pop
ped to Jackson.
Fourth Inning
Giants—Young struck out; Kelly
struck out; Terry hit a homer into
the left field stand.
Senators—Rice outflew to Kelly;
Firsch flew* out to Goslin at first;
Judge singled into right field; Lind
strom outthrew Bluege at first.
Fifth Inning
Giants—Jackson struck out; Gowdy
singled to center; Nehf forced Gowdy;
Lindstrom flew out to NeNeely.
Senators—Peckingpaugh fouled to
Terry; Ruel outflied to Wilson; struck
out; Jackson hit to Terry.
Sixth Inning
Giants—Frisch walked; Y'oung hit
out; Kelly outflied to Goslin; Terry
fouled out.
Senators—McNeely doubled to left;
Jackson outthrew Harris, McNeely
going to third; Frisch threw out Rice
at first, McNeely scoring; Goslin
singled; and was put out stealing to
second.
Seventh Inning
Giants—Wilson singled to right;
Jackson hit into a double play; Gowdy
walked; Nehf hit a Texas leaguer to
4 right, Gowdy stopping at second;
Lindstrom up, Gowdy went third and
Nehf second on a passed ball; Peck
outthrew Lindstrom at first.
Senators—Young took Judge’s hot
liner; Nehf outtossed Bluege; Peck
ingpaugh pushed a hot grounder thru
and Lindstrom singled; Ruel up, Peck
stole second; Ruel walked; Johnson
lined out a drive to Frisch.
Eighth Inning
^ Giants—Frisch hit a high fly to
Peck; Young Doubled to left; Peck
outthrew Kelly at first, Young going
to third; Terry walked; Wilson up;
Young caught off third on attempted
double steal.
Senators—Lindstrom threw out Mc
Neely; Harris flew out to Wilson; Rice
walked ;Goslin struck out.
Ninth Inning
Giants—Wilson singled to right and
Jackson sacrificed, Wilson going to
second; Gowdy struck out; Nehf singl
ed to right, while Wilson was called
out at the plate on his attempted steal
home.
Senators—Judge struck out; Bluege
singled; Peckinpaugh doubled to left,
scoring Bluege; Jackson threw out
Ruel at first, Peck going to third;
Johnson outflied to Kelly.
Tenth Inning
Giants—Lindstrom struck out; and
Frisch singled to left; Young flew out
to Harris; Kelly struck out.
Senators—Lindstrom outthrew Mc
Neely, Harris singled; Rice singled,
4 Harris going to second; Goslin /popped
to Jackson; Judge flew out to Young.
Eleventh Inning
Giants—Terry flew out to McNeely;
Wilson struck out; Peck outthrew
Jackson.
Senators—Bluege flew out to Kelly;
Peck fouled to Gowdy; Nehf outthrew
Ruel.
Twelfth Inning
f Giants—Gow'dy hit in back walked;
Nehf got Texas Leaguer which Mc
Neely was only able to stop. McNeely
picked up the ball and threw wildly
toward the home plate. Gowdy going
to third; Nehf to second; Lindstrom
walked, filling the bases; Southworth j
ran pro-Bently; Frisch forced Gowdy!
at plate; Harris to Ruel; Nehf went''
to Third; Southworth to second; Nehf j
scored on Young’s long hit to center;]1
Southworth went to third;'Frisch to i
second; Kelly flew out; Southworth!
scored; Terry singled; Frisch went to]
third; Young to second; Wilson flew
out to Goslin.
Senators—Kelly sent second; Frisch
to third; Southworth center; Shirley
batting pro-Johnson went second when
Jackson dropped fly; McNeely flied
to Southworth; Shirley scored on Har
ris single; Rice singled, Harris going ,
to third; Rice tried to stretch hit and'
went out; Goslin threw out Kelly.
Finals, New York—Four runs, four- i
teen hits, one error.
Finals, Washington—Three runs,
ten hits, one error. |,
♦
SECOND GAME—WORLD SERIES
WASHINGTON, D. C. STADIUM,
Oct. 5.—The day was line for the'
national sport as the summer sun
glowed hot and relentlessly on the i
thousands of spectators in univaried j
stands while the players went thru
practice.
The Lineup
Giants—Lindstrom, 3b; Frisch, 2b;
Young, rf; Kelly, lb; Meusel, If; Wil-1
son, cf; Jackson, ss; Gowdy, c, and!
Bentley, p.
Senators—McNeely, cf; Harris, 2b;
Rice, rf; Goslin, If; Judge, lb; Bluege,
3b; Peckinpaugh, ss; Ruel, c, and
Zachary, p.
Umpires—Klem at plate, Dineen at'
first base, Quikley at second b^tse and
Connolly at third base.
First Inning.
Giants—Lindstrom got a long sin
gle into center; Frisch singled sharp-1
ly over second base; Lindstrom halt-!
ing at second; Young popped to Za
chary trying to sacrifice; Harris took
Kelly’s roller and tossed to Peck but
the Umpire called Frisch safe. It was
a fielder’s choice. The official scorer
gave Harris an error, claiming his
throw to Peck was wide; Meusel hiti
into a double play; Bluege to Har-i
ris to Judge—No runs, two hits, one
t. rror.
Senators—Lindstrom threw out Mc
Neely, who hit first ball pitched; Har
ris went cut; Frisch to Kelly; Rice
gv.c a jingle over the middle bag, Gcv
lin up; Rice stole second; Rice and]
Goslin scored on Goslin’s home run
into the right field’s stands. The
crowd at this time was in a furore as
it was a terrific hit; Judge beat out
an infield hit; Bluege forced Judge
Lindstrom to Frisch—Two runs, three
hits, no errors.
Second Inning.
Giants—Harris took Wilson’s hop-1
per and threw him out; Jackson went!
out; Peck to Judge; Gowdy up; Za
chary using slow roundhouse curve, ]
which he kept on outside of the plate;
Bluege threw out Gowdy—No runs, j
no hits, no errors.
Senators—Lindstrom took Peck’s
sharp grounder and got him at fir:
Gowdy took Ruel’s splash and threw
threw him out; Zachary was given
a base on balls; McNeely sent a high
I foul to Gov^dy—No runs, no hits,
I no errors.
imra inning.
Giants—Rice gathered in Bentley’s
liner; Peck took Lindstrom’s roller,
and got him at first; Rice caught
Frisch’s high left—No runs, not hits, i
no errors.
Senators—Harris walked; Rice sa-,
crificed; Lindstrom to Kelly; Goslhr
struck and was thrown out at first;;
Gowdy to Kelly; Harris going to
Third on the play; the official scorer
gave Gowdy a passed ball on Goslin’s
third strike; Judge walked; Bluege
up; Judge tried to steal second while
Bentley held the ball but was out
Bentley to Frisch—No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Fourth Inning.
Giants—Young pushed single over
Peck’s head; Kelly hit into a double
play; Harris to Peck to Judge; Meu
sel sent out a high fly to Rice —
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Senators—Lindstrom robbed Bluege
of a hit with a sparkling one-hand
stop and quick throw; Peck popped
to Jackson; Ruel fanned—No runs,
no hits no errors.
Fifth Inning.
Giants—Zachary threw out Wil
son; Peck took Jackson’s grounder
and tossed him out; Bluege took on
Gowdy’s slow roller and got him
easily at first—No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Senators—Zachary struck out;
Jackson threw out McNeely; Harris
got home run into, left field stand;
Rice singled sharply over second;
Goslin struck out—One run, two hits,
no errors.
Sixth Inning.
Giants—Bluege threw out Bentley;
Lindstrom took first on balls; Frisch
flied out to Rice; Young sent u<p a
high one which Manager Harris gob
bled up—No runs, not hits, no er- <
i*ors.
Senators—Ruel flied out to Meusel;
Zachary fanned for the second time; 1
McNeely was thrown out; Lindstrom
to Keiey—No runs, no hits, no er
rors. i
Eighth Inning. <
Giants—Peck smothered Gowdy’s j
lot shot and got him at first; Bent
ey hie weakly to the box and Za
:hary got him at first; Peck made a
lice play on Lindstrom and got him
iy a quick throw—No runs, no hits,
10 errors.
Senators—Harris went out by the
Lindstrom-Kelly route; Rice went out
Kelly to Bentley; Frisch took care
if Goslin’s hopper and tossed him
lut—No runs, no hits, no errors.
Ninth Inning.
Giants—Friscli walked; Young pop
ped to Peck; Kelly crashed a long
lit into right field for a base and
Frisch by fast running scored; the
play was close at the place; Harris
robbed Meusel of a hit and threw
lim out; Kelly going to second; Kel
y scored on Wilson’s single to right
m the throw in; Wilson went to sec
>nd; Jack up; Zachary was taken
lut of the Box and Marberry took :
lis place; Jackson struck out—Two
runs, two hits, no errors.
Senators—Judge got base on balls;
Bluege sacrificed Bentley to Kely;
Judge scored on Peck’s single to left
—One run, one hit, no errors.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.—Today’s
?ame started olf with the Senators
it Bat and the following line-up:
Senators—Liebold, cf; Harris, 2b;
Rice, rf; Goslin, If; Judge lb; Bluege,
lb; Peckingpaugh, ss; Ruel, c; Mar
ierry, p.
Giants—Lindstrom, 3b; Frisch 2b;
Young, rf; Kelly, cf; Terry, lb; Wil
son, If; Jackson, ss; Gowdy, c; Mc
Quillan, p.
First Inning
Senators—Leibold, out to Frisch;
Harris sent fly to Young; Rice walk
ed; Frisch outthrew Goslin at first.
No runs, no hits no errors.
Giants—Lindstrom struck out; Gos
lin took Frisch’s lofty fly; Young hit
to left field; Kelly out at first. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Second Inning
Senators—Judge singled sharply
over second; Bluege hit into a dou
ble play, McQuillan to Frisch to Ter
ry; Lindstrom took Peck’s grounder
and outthrew him at first; no runs,
one hit ,no errors.
Giants—Terry singled over second;
Wilson fanned; Bluege took Jackson’s
grounder and threw to Harris who
dropped the ball; Terry scored on
Gowdy’s single into left, Jackson go
ing to Third; Gowdy out trying to
stretch hit hit, Goslin to Harris; Jack
son scored on wild pitch by Marberry;
McQuillan walked; Lindstrom walked;
Frisch hit filling the bases; Young
fanned; two runs, two hits, one er
ror.
inira inning
Senators—Ruel walked; Marberry
forced Ruel, McQuillan to Frisch ;Lie
bold out, flied to Wilson; 'Kerry made
a nice running catch of Harris’ foul;
no runs, no hits no errors.
Giants—Miller sent to third for
Washington, Bluege going to short in
place of Peck, whose leg was injured.
Kelly got a Texas leaguer to center;
Terry singled to right, Kelly going to
Third; Kelly scored when Wilson hit
into a double play Marberry to Bluege
to Harris to Judge; Jackson struck
out; one run, two hits no errors.
Fourth Inning
Senators—Rice walked; Frisch made
wonderful catch of Goslin’s high fly,
backracing to centerfield to take the
ball; Judge doubled to left; Rice going
to third; Bluege walked, filling the
bases; Rice scored on Miller’s sacri
fice to Wilson; Judge held second;
Ruel walked; Tate battled for Mar
berry; Judge scored when Tate walk
ed, keeping the bases filled; Wilson
took Liebold's hit; two runs, one hit,
no errors.
Giants—Russell to the box for the
Senators; Liebold gathered in Gowdys’
long drive; Ryan made a home run in
to the upper rightfield stand; Rice
made a wonderful one hand catch of
Lindstrom’s drive, crashing into the
concrete stand; Frisch pushed a sin
gle over second; Goslin took Young’s
hoist; one run, two hits, no errors.
Fifth Inning
Senators—Harris lofted to Kelly,
who raced in behind second to make
the catch; Frisch out-threw Rice; and
rebbed Goslin of a hit for the second
time going into right field to take his
Texas Leaguer; no runs, no hits no
errors.
Giants—Kelly singled to left field;
Bluege took Terry’s skyscraper; Wil
son forced Kelly, Harris to Bluege;
Miller took Jackson’s high fly; no
runs, one hit, no errors.
Sixth Inning
Senators—Judge lined one out to
Kelly; Bluege struck out; Miller
scratched an infield hit; Young came
in and made a shoestring catch of
Ruel’s seemingly safe hit; no runs,
me hit, no errors.
Giants—Gowdy’s hot smash went
through Miller who was given the er
ror; Ryan sacrificed, Russel to Judge;
Lowdy scored on Lindstrom’s double to
right field; Miller took Frisch’s foul;
Harris outthrew Young; one run, one
lit, one error.
Seventh Inning
Senators—McNeely batting for Rus
sel outflied to Wilson; Liebold walk
id; Harris struck out; Rice singled a
grounder toward second; Frisch took
Goslin’s grounder and outthrfew him;
no runs, one hi*, no errors.
Giants—Martina was sent into the
box for Washington; Kelly struck out;
Ruel took Terry's foul after a long
run ;Goslin took W'ilson’s high fly;
no runs, no hits no errors.
Eighth Inning
Senators—Judge went out on first
to Terry unassisted; Bluege singled
to left; Miller walked; Ruel was out
thrown at first, Jackson to Terry,
Bluege going thirdward, Miller sec
ondward; Shirley batted for Martina;
Bluege scored when Lindstrom fumb
led Shirley’s grounder; scorer gave
Shirley a hit; Frisch threw out Lie
bold; one run, two hits, no errors.
Giants—Speece boxward for Wash
ington; Jackson scratched a hit third
ward; Gowdy up, Jackson stole sec
ond; Gowdy singled into right, Jack
son going third; Jackson scored when
Speece outthrew Ryan at First, Gow
dy going second; Liebold took Lind
strom 's fly; Gowdy went third; Gowdy
went out at the plate when Speece
took I1 risch’s bunt and tossed it home;
oi e run, two hits and r.o errors.
Ninth Inn ng
Senators—Harris drove a long hit
into left field; Rice prp.oed to Lind
strom; Goslin outbeat a bunt; Harris
going second and third on Judge’s
single into right field; Jonnard re
placed Ryan; Southworth went center
field; Harris scored when Bluege'
walked; Miller fouled to Lindstrom;
Lindstrom took Ruel’s grounder and
tossed third out .forcing Judge; one
run. three hits, no errors.
Finals, Senators—four runs, nine
hits, two errors.
Finals, Giants—Six runs, ten hits,
no errors.
. Raid On Ticket Scalpers.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 1—A
squad of police began raiding the
world series of tickets scalpers here
this afternoon.
The fourth game of the world ser
ies was (popped off at the New York
Polo Grounds today, the Senators
taking the game by a score of seven
to four. Thelineup follows:
Senators—McNeely, cf; Harris, 2b;
Rice, rf; Goslin, If; Judge, lb; Bluege
ss; Ruel, c; Miller, 3b, and Mo
gridge, p.
Giants—Lindstrom, 3b; Frisch, 2b;
Young, rf; Kelly, lb; Meusel, If;
Wilson, cf; Jackson, ss; Gowdy, c, and
Barnes, p.
The following is the game by inn
ings:
First Inning.
Senators—Jackson threw out Mc
Neely; Harris struck out; Frisch
came in fast to Rice’s high hopper
and outtossed him—No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Giants—Lindstrom walked, Harris
outthrew Frisch; Lindstrom to sec
ond; Lindstrom scored when Bluege
took Youngs grounder and threw it
wildly past first; Young halted at
first; McNeely took Kelly’s long fly;
Young secondward on catch; Meusel
walker; Harris took Wilson’s weak
splash and outthrew him—One nan,
no hits, one error.
. Second Inning.
Senators—oslin singled centerward
and Kelly took Judge’s high fly;
Bluege outbeat his infield hit by fast
ambling; Goslin second; Lindstrom
outthrew Ruel; Goslin arrives at
third; Bulege goes to second; Miller
outthrown at first ;Lindstrom to
Kelly—No runs, two hits, no errors.
Giants-—McNeely got Jackson’s in
the ozone; Harris took Gowdy’s hot
smash and got him esily at first;
Barnes walked; Lindstrom singles;
Barnes on second; Frisch fell for
slow ball and popped Harrisward—
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Third Inning.
Senators—Mogridge outstruck; Mc
Neely singled to the left; Harris al
so singles to the right; McNeely to
second; Frisch outthrew Rice at first
and McNeely goes to third and Har
ris to second; Goslin makes a home
run when ball went to rightfield
stand, scoring McNeely and Harris.
At this, the crowds in the stand
roared with approval; Judge knock
ed one out to Kelly to Barnes and
out at first—Three runs, no hits, no
errors.
Giants—Giants—Young outstduck;
Kelly went ditto; Goslin went way
back to the fence and took Meusel’s
long drive—No runs, no hits, no er
rors. ! <
Fourth Inning.
Senators—Bluege singled past
Lindstrom; Ruel sacrificed; Barnes
to Kelly; Meusel took Miller’s fly;
Mogridge outstruck—No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Giants—Goslin took Wilson’s fly;
Miller got Jackson at first; Gowdy
lofted to Goslin’s mit—No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Yesterday’s Game.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—The Giants
came back today and broke the tie
with the Senators by winning the fifth
Same of the world series, giving them
a 3 to 2 lead over the rivals with a
score of 6 to 2. This game was con
sidered the final act of the drama
lenown as Walter Johnson vs. Giants.
Three thousand spectators witness
ed the game. The sun shone beauti
fully.
GRIFFITH STADIUM, Wash., Oct. ‘
10—The Senators evened up the score
with the Giants yesterday by winning
the sixth game of the series; the Sen
ators preventing McGraw’s men from
snatching the championship, and earn
ing a chance to make another try for
the pennant in today’s game.
Zachary Pitched Yesterday
Bucky Harris, fighting manager of,
the Senators banked upon Zachary and
his slow southpaw curves to stop the
Giants yesterday afternoon, and al
though the National Leaguers drove
him from the box in the riTnth inning
of the second game, he pitched excel
lent ball yesterday.
Art Nehf, brillian southpaw of t/he
Giants, who won the first game of the
series from Walter Johnson here was
selected by McGraw as moundsma’n
for the Giants. The Giants opened i
up with one run in the first inning,;
Young scoring on Kelly’s single after
■Frisch had been run down between
second and third. Peckinpaugh and
McNeely scored Washington’s two
njns in the fifth inning. Peckinpaugh ,
hit a single off Nehf and McNeely
walked, both being sent home by Har
ris’ single. McGraw sent Rosy Ryan
into the box in the eighth inning to
replace Nehf.
Batteries—Giants, Gowdy and Nehf.
Senators, Ruel and Zachary.
Score By Innings
New York .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—1 j
7 hits, one error.
Senators .0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0—2
4 hits, no errors.
Summary
Innings pitched by Nehf, 7; at bat
off Nehf, 4 hits, scored off Nehf 2
runs; struck out by Zachary 1, Nehf
4; stolen bases, McNeely, Bluege; two
base hits, Frisch 2; sacrifice hit, Ruel;
double play, Harris to Peckinpaugh to
Judge; Umpires Klem, Dineen Quigley
and Connolly .
GRIFFITH STADIUM, Wash., Oct.
10.—Washington won the final game
of the series today by a score of four
to three, in the 12th inning, thus win
ning the championship of the series.
The game by innings follows:
Lineup
Washington—McNeely, cf; Harris
2b; Rice rf; Goslin, If; Judge lb; Ruel
c; Bluege, ss; Taylor 3b; Ogden p.
New York—Lindstrom 3b; Frisch,
2b; Young, rf; Kelly, cf; Terry, lb;
Wilson, If; Jackson ss; Gowdy c; and
Barnes, p.
Umpires—Dineen, Quigley, lb; Con
nolly, 2b; Klem, 3b.
First Inning
Giants—Lindstrom struck out; sec
ond baseman Frisch walked; Young
up at bat; Harris walked boxward,
conferring with Ogden and then Di
neen. After a conference Ogden retired
Mogridge replacing him in the box.
Young struck out; Taylor threw Kelly
out at first; no runs, no hits, no er
rors.
Senators—Lindstrom took McNeelys
hopper and got him at first; Harris
struck out; Barnes tossed out Rice at
first; no runs, no hits, no errors .
Second Inning
Giants—Harris took Terry’s hot lin
er and out threw him at first; Bluege
robbed Wilson of a hit behind second,
nailing the batter at first with a fast
throw. Taylor took Jackson’s grounder
and made a wild throw firstward;
Gowdy singled to left field, Jackson
going second; Barnes struck out; no
runs, one hit, one error.
Senators—Goslin struck out; Frisch
made a leaping catch of Judge’s hot
liner; Bluege went out, Jackson to
Terry; no runs, no hits, no errors.
Third Inning
Giants—Taylor threw Lindstrom
out at first; Frisch bunted and made
first safely; Young popped to Judge;
Kelly forced Frisch, Bluege to Harris;
no runs ,one hit, no errors.
Senators—Taylor struck out; Ruel
went out, Barnes to Terry; Mogridge
struck out; no runs, no hits, no errors.
Fourth Inning
Giants—Terry struck out; Bluege
threw Wilsjjon out at first; Bluege al
so got Jackson at first; no runs, no
hits, no errors.
Senators—McNee!^ struck out; sec
ond baseman Harris knocked a homer
into left field stands; Wilson made a
good catch of Rice’s -eeming hit; Ter
ry took Gosling grounder and beat
him to the bag; one run, one hit, no
errors.
Fifth Inning.
Giants—Harris raced toward center
and took Gowdy’s pop; Bluege went
behind second and took Barnes’ slow
grounder and outthrew his man at
first; Lindstrom doubled leftward;
Goslin took Frisch’s drive—No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Senators—Judge outwent Terry to
Barnes; Jackson outthrew Bluege at
first; Taylor outstruck—No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Sixth Inning.
Giants—Young walked; Kelly sin
gled out to center; Young goes to
third; Meusel batted for Terry; Mar
berry relieved Mogridge; Meusel flied
out to Rice with Young scoring after
catch; Kelly held at first; Wilson
singled toward center; Kelly took a
run for thrid; Kelly scored when
Judge juggled Jackson's grounder;
Wilson went to third with Jackson
arrivng at first safely;Wilson scored
when Gowdy’s grounder went through
Bluege; Jackson takes to third; On
iin error, Barnes lined one out to
Rice; Jackson marries third base;
Lindstrom strikes out—Three runs,
two hits, two errors.
Senators—Kelly went firstward;
Wilson centerward and Meusel left
fieldward; Lindstrom outthrew Ruel;
lie repeated it to Marberry; McNeely
to outfielded to Young which the lat
ter gobbled up—No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Seventh Inning.
Giant—Ruel took Frisch’s foul;
Young got walking papers to first;
Taylor took Kelly’s difficult grounder
and got Young before lie popped both
feet on second; Marberry took Mou
sel's grounder and touched the bat
ter—No runs, no hits, no errors.
Senators—Harris scratched a hit
to shortstop; Rice made an inhit which
resulted in a double play from Kelly
to Jackson; Goslin singled to the
right; Judge socked one out to Wil
son which the latter took with both
paws—No runs, two hits, no errors.
Eighth Inning.
Giants—Wilson outstruck; Bluege
juggled Jackson’s grounder momen
tarily and the batter pronounced safe
at first when ball and runner clash
ed; Gowdy sent a skyscraper out to
Goslin which the latter gobbled up;
Barnes struck out—No runs, no hits,
one error.
Senators—Bluege fouled to Gowdy;
Liebold batted for Taylor and doubled
leftward; Ruel got young infield hit;
Liebold to third; Tate batted for Mar
berry and took drew a walk, all bases
now filled; McNeely tiled out to Meu
sel; Liebold held onto third; Liebold
and Ruel scored on Harris’ single to
ward leftfield; the crowd became fran
tic; Shirley running for Tate halt
ed at second on the famous hit; Nehf
replaced Barnes; Rice drov j one out
to Kelly which the latter made unas
sisted—two runs, three hits, no er
rors.
Ninth Inning.
Giants—Johnson boxward for Wash
ington and Miller to third—Lindstrom
popped one to Miller: Frisch tripled
out to centerfield; Young was pur
posely walked; Kelly fanned out on
three pitched balls! Meusel up; and
Young stole second; Miller outtlirew
Meusel—No runs, one hit, no errors.
Senators—Frisch outthrew Goslin;
Judge singled out to center: Kelly
took Bluege’s grounder and threw to
Jackson who dropped ball; Judge goes
to third on error; McQuillan relieved
Nehf; Miller inhit; Double play Jack
son to Frisch to Kelly—No runs, no
hits, one error.
Tenth Inning.
Giants—Wilson walked; Jack fan
ned; Gowdy inhit Double play, John
son to Bluege to Judge—No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Senators—Frisch outthrew Ruel;
Wilson consumed Johnson long drive;
McNeely fanned—No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Eleventh Inning.
Giants—Groh batted for McQuillan;
Groh singled rightward and South
worth ran for him, safe; Lindstrom
sacrificed, Judge to Harris; Frisch
fanned out; Young purposely walked
and Kelly struck out—No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Senators—Bentley boxward for the
Giants; Harris sends one* outfield to
Young; Wilson took Rice’s long drive;
Goslin doubled to right; Judge pur
posely walked; Bluege up and sent
one out to Young; Meusel socked one
out to right field; Bluege forced Judge
and Jackson to Frisch ended the inn
ing—No runs, onehit, no errors.
Twelfth Inning.
Giants—Meusel singled rightward;
Wilson outstruck; Jackson forced
Meusel; Bluege to Harris; Gowdy out
sent high fly to Goslin which the lat
ter took with ease—no runs, one hit,
no errors.
Senators.Miller up, Young and
Meusel were backswitched; Frisch
outthrew Miller at first; Ruel doubled
leftward; Jackson fumbled Johnson’s
grounder; batter safe at first; Ruel
held onto second; Ruel then scored
on McNeely’s double to left-field—One
run, two hits, two errors.
Final Score
R H E
New York ___ 3 7 %
Washington _ 4 10 4
PROMINENT COAL MAN 1
SHOT WHILE ON WAY TO
OPEN NON-UNION MINES
ELKINS, West Va., Oct. 9.—Lee J.
Sanbridge, one of the best kr iwn
coal operators in West Virginia nnd
prominent in Democratic poli^al cir
cles was shot near Phillip, while en
route to the Meridan mines to r upen
operations on a non-union basis.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 9.—
Nine bombers will fly in formation to
morrow night from Langley Field, in
Virginia to Mitchel Field, N. Y., on
the first night flight ever attempted
in battle order.