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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 6, 1924 · page 7

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FOURTH INNING. .
Giants.
Young up. Strike 1.
pushed a single over Peck’s head.
Kelly up. Strike 1. Foul, strike
2. Foul. Ball 1. Foul. Kelly hit
into a double play. Harris to Peck-

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Gowdy up. (:3an 1. Strike .1.
Peckinpaugh smothered . Gowdy’s

hot shot and' got mm at first. Bent-
ly up. Ball 1. Bently hit weekly
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SPRINGWOODS SCORE WIN OVER ,
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inpaugh to Judge. Meusel up. first. Lindstrom up. Strike 1. Foul
P Bali 1. Ball 2. Meusei sent out strike 2. Peck made a nice play on mt and comment of Mid 111% m .1 ,
a high fly to Rice. No runs. 1 hit, Lindstroni and got him y a quick - . . . sq;
ggamCCkgpafigthBIs the 1%,“) of Sliécond no mm mm... No ,m m, mu, no mm Norwalk Fans Score Was 6-1—Three Homers 111. Eleventh . \r .
I e— l —— Senators. . Senators. -.-. 7 , . . .
, J k B S l rgngs in Inning un Biuege up. strike 1. .Lindstrom “Harris up. Harris want out by , “ ‘ By W, D- Dom SD?“ Defeat forArt Q‘Sen—f-‘Bucmey TWII'IS
ac entley TWII'IS for MCGraW—Mar' robbed Bluege of a hit with a the Lindstrom-Kelly route. Rice _ - ~ ‘ ' . 1 Great Ban fOI' the Hln‘Tops—ODIY Allows
f 1 be P u G O t f Fit 0 th N0 th sparkling one hand stop and quick up. Bali 1. Strike 1. Rice went 'l‘berrieI. . ‘. . season on next Sunday, when they
‘ , l'l'y ll g me 11 0 e In C In throw. Peckinpaugh up. Halli 1. out, Kelly to Bently. Goslin up. .» suck up against’the strong Mohimn TWO Hits—PitCheS Nine 1m Without
V , Peckinpough popped to Jackson. Frisco took careIOf Goslins hopper Stands one 31.142“; eleven 0: Bridgeport... Practice was Hit 01‘ Walk
GRIFFITH STADIUM WASH- Senators. Ruel up. Ball 1. Ball 2. Ball 3. and tossed him out. No runs. no .. 11 held yesterday morning and a large . p
I INGTON Oct 6-—A W , ~ rew Strike 1. Strike 2. Foul. Ruel hits..no.errors. Rm PM surehascome squad wasonhand. '
‘1 ”WWW Mcheely- "D- Lmd‘tmm 1“ tanned No runs. hold“ no or- NINTH INNIVG Into his own. with the Washington - . . ‘
or that part of it that could be out McNeely, who hit the til-st ball rors ' ' ‘ ' Mi, “8 given the m b the . - In a thrilling battle that lasted Galligan;2b .‘...: 4f." 0 2 6 1
squeezed into the confines of this pitched. Harris up. Harris went ' FIFTHVIV'NIVG Giants. Yankees, beam Hosting in, Norwalk had its own little world 11 innings. the Springroods de- Gordon, ’3 ...... 1 1 5 ’
balebali yard ,looked anxiously yes- out .Firsch to Kelly. Rice up. Ball Giants ‘ ' 3- Frisch walked on [our straight (but I: was all M ought series yesferday, when "B“CI‘” feated the Kaceys. 6 to l. \Vargo, c ....... 0 9 '1 0
.ierday afternoon while the Washing- 1.. Ball 2. Strike 1. Rice got a ' Frisch “9- J33“ 3’- B‘" 2- 3““ o b.“ we Lynch and A“ 01939“ h°°k9d “P in Homers by W’eising Hall and Olse 3‘ 0 1 z o
, , Wilson up. Zachary threw out balls. Young up. Ball 1, Strik guess thlt ROSE! is well satisfied 11 h - ' n’ 1’ """":
{onOSenatol-s went to battle with the single over the middle bag. Goslin Wilson Jackson up Ball 1 Strike c. with his t m In the 9- P c 81‘! battle. ill the game be- Buckley in the eleventh inning speli- .~. a. .. ._ __ _
‘,New York Giants in the second fray up. Strike 1. Ball 1. . Strike 2. 1 _ Bail 2 F0“, “mm 2 .Ball 3 1- FOUL “rike 2- Ba" 1- Y0“!!! ‘ - “m. , , “PM tween the Sprinswooda and the ed defeat for Olsen who had pitched Totals '3: 1 2 33 13 4
of the World Seried' Some 35. 000 Ball 2. Rice stole second. Ball 3. Soul F8“! Igeckinpaugh took DOpp to Peck. Kelly up. Ball 1. ckin h h Kacey . "Buck" came out on top’ a fine game until then. ’ Too much u SPORE BY INNI \GS .
spectators saw the American League Rice and Goslin scored on Goslin's Jackson’s grounder and tossed him Ball Strike 1. Foul..strike~ 2. Fe pang as plaYed brilliant and only allowed the Kaceys two cannot be said of Buckley's pitch- SPRING, 0 0 o o o o o 0 1 0 5—5 ”

l champions try to even the count home ruanto the right field stands. out Gowdy up Blurge took Ball 3- K911? crashed I 10115 hit ball in 430th of the "I198 games and hits in 12 innings. which is pitching jug as he pitched a perfect game K. of c, 1 9 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1

* with the National Leaguurg “ho The crowd was in a furore. ‘it was Goyvdy's slow roller and’got him into right field and Frisch. by fast it was his double in the ninth inning. game ball. He did not allows hit in after the ‘second inning. He 10‘ the SUMMARY.

“and the home 'boys for a defeat a. terriffic dflve. Judge up. Judge easily at first No runs no hits no running, scored. It was a. single. yesterday that Won the game for the the last nine innings. strong K. of C. team down Without Firston balls oft—Bucklev 2 of:
in the first skirmish. beat out an infield hit. Biucge up. errors _. - . Etiaglmzbwasmfioie ugh-£1.91 pg: Senators. .. . . . e o is a hit 0,. "m in the last tune in- Ojsen 1; sacrifice hits-LRamle:

Zachary was named by "Buck" 3111980 fOFCEd Judge. Lindstrom to I ' > ‘ ' ' I Olsen “(charm ball until in . It was a. crtect game after double la —Gordon.Ga.lli an, Cavi~
Harris to toss his southside shoots Firsch. 2 runs. 3 hits. no errors. Zachary upSenslttgg; 1. Strike 2 ris robbed Min"! 0: " h“ and threw M Min-berry Isthe Senators 8"! ‘h" ‘3‘“ and "‘9 "“99 homug'si Pm “135838 he did “Otpwalk a man 8““ dini, K59“: t0 Redway: figs: 0!! 9!“
u the Giants and slow ball the ' SECOND mmxa. Ba" 1. Zachary muck out. _McL 35.3mm" Kegill‘fm‘ns‘,’ 3;”? ”I” “mm”? 1‘ w” he “I” ml” ‘he m on for the Spring- the second stanza- refs—Springwood 3. K. of C. 1: two~
enemy with curves while the Giants ' Giants. ‘ Neeley up. Fem. “mm 1. Ball 1. St ik “Zap-Bali ’ - Keil . s d. .. bed the game out of the tir— in the woods. . It was some battle while it The whole Springwood loam play- base hit——Gord0n, Redway. Hodas:
had BentLy. also a port sider. on “"5011 1117- Ball 1- Strike 1- H8!“ Jackson threw out McNeely. Harris “:1 e ,' l l "' fl hit, score on ninth 11111198 W13 This is no lasted and one that the fans will long ed good ball. but Welsing on short home run—Welslng. Hell. Buckley;

: ' the mound. ris took Wilson's hopper and threw up_ Ban 1. Harris knocked the none I ng e to s . 0n the new experience in the life 0! the remember. was a. demon both at bat and in the struck out by—Buckley 9. Olsen 10-

a. The day was fine for the National him out. Jackson up. Jackson ban mm the left field “and {aha ””0“ I“ WM” “‘9'“ ‘° ”“0“‘1- rouns Senator twin-let Durins the field. Redway and Buckley both left on bases—Springwood 7 K. oi
if wart. A “mm” sun plowed hot went out. Peckinpaugh to Judge. home run Rice up Rice singled Jackson up. Zachary was taken out season, he wok part in ever“ got two hits apiece. C. 3; stolen bases—~Dav13’ Hall-

.w and rniemlessly on the thousands of Gowdy up. Bali 1. Strike 1. Zach- sharply over second ' Goslln up‘ of the box and Marberry‘took his games and yet. his averages reveal For the}; o: c. Cavad‘mi, Galligan, umpires—Selma. Volk. ' '
vpectators in the uncovered stands My was using a slow round house Fm“ “mm 1 Ball. 1 Strike 2. Blace. Jackson up. Strike 1. that he only completed six. JIMMY] N T Raifile andvGordon were the holding Guanarie baited for Russell in .~: .
and the players went through their curve. which he kept on the out- Cow'n struck '0“. Die run 2' mm” 2' “Ck”? “NC“ °“t- 9“ ‘ ' ‘ stars. Schmidt's good base runninir eighth. '7 ‘
practice with speed and rest. side of the plate. Bluege threw out hits, no errors. ' . . le'ee glitch-ed bal s. Two runs, 2 Fred Lindstrom the Giant's 18 . tied the score in the ninth inning _

.____._ Gowdy. No runs. no hits. no er- SIXTH INNING. s._n er 01‘8- year old third sucker, Who was for Springwoods. t ,

GRIFFITH STADIUM. “'ASH- for!!- Giants. , Senators. _ pushed into the series because of the "i They will play next Sunday. . i

INGTON, Oct. 6.——The “Washington 50"“‘0'5- Bently up. Biuege threw out Judge “9- Ball 1' Nuke 1- injury to Heinie ’Groh, is playing a , \ The score follows: .
Senators captured the second game Poc’kinpaugh no. Strike 1. Lind- Bently. Lindsirom up. Ball 1 Strike 2. Foul. Ball 2. Foul. bang up game. This lad is bound to ° . ’2
or the “World Serimq by a score or firm“ too“. Peeks sharp grounder Ball 2 Ball 3 Strike 1 ‘Li Foul. F°m- Bail 3' Judge 30‘ a develops into a star. SPRIxGWOODS- ' “
4 to 3 todny in another contest that and 30‘ mm at “mt‘ Ru"! "p‘ strom .was given a base on be. 1! base on balls. Bluege “p' Bluege- ‘ ' ‘ ' 3"" r' h‘ ”'0' a‘Ie‘ V
was as tight as fish”. The Scnaiors Strike 1. Strike 2. Foul. Gowdy Frisch up Strike 1 Frisch flew sacrificed, Bently to Kelly. Peck- C Kéll _ Russell, 2b ...... 3 0 0 ii 1 0
took a had m the first inning when took Ruol's splash and threw him out w mée Young‘up gmke 1 inpaugh up. Bull 1. Foul. strike m “30'3“ ’W‘Obelu Bushbaum. 2b 1 o o 1 2 0 ~
Goose Goslill‘s mighty thrust into nut. Z'achary up. Ball 1' Ball 2' Foul strike 2 Youn 'Isellt u ’ I 1' Foul, strike 2' JUdge scored on afoul“! m on the Gun“. In the. Redway. In H“.- 5 0 2 13 0 1 QANY FRANCISCO Get 6 At

.= the bleachers for ii homo run sent Ball 3' Strike 1' Strike 2‘ Zach- high. one' which Magager Hagri‘ Peckinpaugh's single to left. One hm games of the series, he has SACRAMENTO' Ce... 0°" 6.—-De— SChmidt' it 5 1 n 0 0 0 fondance records in th P "ii C— i ”

E in Rice ahead of him run! gave the ary was given a base 0“ hails. Mc- took. No runs. no hits no error; run, 1 hit.' no errors. pinn‘d in ‘hmpodm Hc surt- claring that "Jimmy couldn't have Keene. rf ...._.. 5 17 l 2 1 0 1an “a have been finish“: to 38': .

“ home boys :1 tidv march: to work N99” ”1" 170111. Strike 1. McNecly Senators - new York Giants ed at center and wasehii‘ted to scc- done such a thing alone." and that “'alsinz. ss 5 1 3 2 3 0 ‘3. gb _ h e. o a '
on. :llck HarrIS SFOI‘I'ii Ihe lhll‘d sent up fl. high to“! ‘0 GO‘Vd)’. N0 Judge up Judge {vent out at AB, R, H, E. and in ‘hc “m m and played )1“ son's disgrace must. be the result Hall, C! r..-.. 5 I 3 4 0 0 11::n5930nd t e greatest expecta-
run for \V’ushington with :1 home “m“ no ”‘5' no errors. ‘ first to Kelly unassisted. Bluege up Lindstrom. 3b. 3 0 1 0 "1‘“ MN! yesterdoy. George socmsto of another’s manipulations. James Hodas. 31’ 5 1 3 1 1 0 ‘ Fl ures iv n o t t h ff. ' '
run in the mm. MW York got :1. THIRD INNING. Ba" 1_ Strike 1. F0“). 3mm 2: ifriecn, 2b. 3 1 1 0 star. whereverfhr! plume him. a. O'Connell. Giants' outfielder. told Tom“ C 4 0 0'10 0 0 ”mien. gaff, 1: $2,“; in: m; °‘
run in the seventh and [hi-n crushed Bluegc fanned. Pcckinpnugh up 10""8. rf. ‘ 0 1 1 ' reporters here today that "I just I’UCHQV D ---- 5 1 '3 0 2 0 ed h_ 365 660 3h ‘ a . s 0:!

Zachary for two runs in the ninth ‘ Giants. Ball 1. Ball 2. Foul slrikc 1’ Kelly, 1b. 2 2 1 0 John McGraw say:- that the ‘0‘“. can't. believe he asked any one to Guarnie ....... 1 0 0 o 0 0 ‘1 - i e corresponding .1 .

tying the score but the Senators 1’0"ij ."p' m“ “”10"“ in Jackson throw 0 t P k" h ' “er“. "- 4 ° 1 ° 0: the Giantsis not or! and that the throw a game." ~~~~~~~ “U s of the present season exceed. E
_ , Rent]; 5 liner. Lindsirom up. Ball , u or lnpnug at w“ f 4 0 1 o . . . Totals ....... 45 6 11 "3 10 ’ d by 365-660 the corresponding 2] l

game back 1‘11““ '0'“ frh‘ “In?” 0" ’1 1' “TR look Lindstrom’s roller and “mt- 1‘0 runs, no hits, no ”tors. Go‘sgc' cc ' ' 3 0 o 0 “mm 3“" 3““ on “I "in as soon a! "Jimmy has always been a good K 01“ C .. ‘. weeks of last season. This gain is in

“3.270033, ‘,"1_..:;.i:,,:;:;,'1.’c 1.1336321; got him at. first. Prison up. Strike SEVENTH INNING- Jacksoil. ss.:.:::: 4 o o o m: “or”, 8:11." h‘commeud' Ar- boy". whbed' his mum“ "and he a-b- r- h-‘ll-O- a. 0. Paid adm‘ss‘dm- ‘f

‘ score by mun“: . 1. Ball 1. Rice caught Frisch’s Giants. litnilt‘)‘. p. .. ”- 3 0 0 0 :ihfsmgz sa;;e beg; {Kmalcted the was too good 9. sport to do such a. Creavy. ri’ _ . 3 1 o 0 0 0 \Viih five weeks to play. should

: 1"“:ng IVVIVG high k,“ X0 runs. no mm. no or‘ K0"), up_ Ball 1- Sum" 1. _ __ _ __ i— F ro s so 9. hlic Sox thing unless. he was dominated by Rafille. 3h ..... 3 o o 1 3 o the race continue close. as it un- ‘ i-

‘Clani; ‘ ' rors. q Strike 2. Foul. Ball 2. Bull 3. 30 a s o n 'u pe' . . '- £22222.11°51”itk’iar'398°§"°°“enimi JaCkson' K 4 0‘ o 1 0 0 (mummy M“, the increase mm E

13 ~ - .cnators. Kelly 01: a base on balls Mouse .__, , on W. ut si Davis, of .. 4 0 last ear gho .

. 5'? Lindsirom up_ Strike 1_ Lind- Harris 119- “a" 1. Strike 1. Ball up. Bill 1. Ball 2_ Strike 1. Bali “'ndiin on Senators '11'ic Tigers will open their football don't fool he is entirely to blame.» cavidini. 1h 4 0 3 13 i g 000 y , uld approximate 500, E
1&3 atrom 5"” a 10111: single into cvntvr. 2. Ball 3. Harris walked Rice 3. Strike 2. Mouse] singled over 81 k I . i
€43 Firsch 1m, lull 1. Strim .l. l-‘li‘svli lip. Strike 1. Rice sacrificed. second. Kelly going to third. \Vil- . AB' R' H' E'
:73: singled sharply 0"“ Hi‘f‘mlll bflsi‘. Lindsti‘om to Kelly. Goslin up. Ball son up. \V’ilson hit into :1 double MclNcely. Cf' ‘ 0 0 0
5“ Lindstrom halting at second. Young 1. FOUL. strike 1‘ Foul. strike 2. play. Bluege to Harris to Judge Harris, 21,- ------ 3 1 1’ 1
3 “9- Young: popped t0 Zilt‘hin‘Y. try- Goslin struck and was thrown out Kelly scoring on the play. Jackson Rice. rf. """" ‘ 1 2 0

ins t0_snm'ificv. Kelly up. Harris at first. Gowdy to Kelly, Harris go- up. Strike 1. Bull 1. Jackson G°‘”“-‘ ”- ‘ 1 1 0

001‘ REHY'S FOW’I‘ and Mil-“Pd *0 ing to third on the play. Judge up. flied out to Golsin. One run, one Judge, lb‘ """‘ 2 1 1 0 —

at}! but the umpire l‘allvd Firsch strike 1. Ball 1. Ball 2. Foul. hit. no errors. Blucgc. 3b- ‘ 0 ° 0

sam- t was :1 I‘ii-ldf-rS‘ chow“ Meu- strike 2. The official scorer has Senators. pi‘Ck‘"p““5h- 5“- - 4 0 1 o I

r 891 up Strike 1. Strike '2. The given Gowdy 3. passed hall on G08- Ruel up. Foul, strike 1. Ruel Rucl, C. ....... .. 3 0 0 0 ..
official scorel‘lias :ivcii Harris on walked. Bluege up. Foul, strike flied out to Mouse]. Zachary up. Zachary. 9- ~---- 2 1'9 0 0 *
error claiming his-throw i? I’cckin- lin's third sirike. Bull 3. Judge Strike 1. Strike 2. Bull 1. Zach- Morbery. D- 0 0 0 0
I’jlllfe'il‘ was Wide. 1-0111. Bad 1. Foul. 1. Judge tried to steal second while ary tanned for ihe second time. Mc- —' — ‘— — "

'3‘” -'_ Mt‘UWl “it Into a double Bently hold the ball but was out. Neely up. Foul. strike 1. McNeeiy 30 4 6 1 .
play. “”1012? to }Iurris to Judge. Kolly to Frisch. No runs, no hits, was thrown out, Lindstrom to Kcl- . {covere
(\n runs. 2 hits. 1 error. no errors. iy. No runs..no,Vhits, no errors. Other Sports on Page Nina.

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