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Chicago White Sox @ Washington Senators

1924-08-23 Β· Day game Β· Griffith Stadium Β· Att: 12000 Β· 1:30

Washington Senators defeated Chicago White Sox 2–1. George Mogridge earned the win.

Line score

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WS11000100027

W: George Mogridge   L: Sloppy Thurston   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Ducky Holmes Β· 1B: Billy Evans Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: Dick Nallin Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Chicago White Sox β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Johnny Mostil300000
Roy Elsh400000
Eddie Collins401000
Earl Sheely401000
Bibb Falk400000
Willie Kamm311010
Bill Barrett301100
Ray Schalk300000
Sloppy Thurston301000

Washington Senators β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Earl McNeely422001
Bucky Harris300000
Sam Rice402100
Goose Goslin300000
Joe Judge401000
Ossie Bluege301000
Muddy Ruel300000
Roger Peckinpaugh301000
George Mogridge200000

Chicago White Sox β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Sloppy Thurston8.0701

Washington Senators β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
George Mogridge9.0510

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Johnny Mostil: 63
  • Roy Elsh: 7/L78
  • Eddie Collins: 7/F

Bot 1

  • Earl McNeely: S6/G56.B-2(E6/TH1)#
  • Bucky Harris: E5/TH1/SH.2-H(NR)(UR);B-2
  • Sam Rice: 43.2-3
  • Goose Goslin: FC4.3XH(45)
  • Joe Judge: S6/G.1-2
  • Ossie Bluege: 53

Top 2

  • Earl Sheely: 63
  • Bibb Falk: 8/F
  • Willie Kamm: W
  • Bill Barrett: D7/78.1-H
  • Ray Schalk: 2/FL

Bot 2

  • Muddy Ruel: 63
  • Roger Peckinpaugh: S8
  • George Mogridge: 13/SH.1-2
  • Earl McNeely: K

Top 3

  • Sloppy Thurston: S8
  • Johnny Mostil: 14/SH.1-2
  • Roy Elsh: 63.2-3
  • Eddie Collins: 63

Bot 3

  • Bucky Harris: 53
  • Sam Rice: 9/F
  • Goose Goslin: 3/G

Top 4

  • Earl Sheely: 43
  • Bibb Falk: 43
  • Willie Kamm: 4/P

Bot 4

  • Joe Judge: 7/L
  • Ossie Bluege: S7
  • Muddy Ruel: 8/F
  • Roger Peckinpaugh: 6/P

Top 5

  • Bill Barrett: 9/F
  • Ray Schalk: 3/FL
  • Sloppy Thurston: 9/F

Bot 5

  • George Mogridge: 2/FL
  • Earl McNeely: D8/F8S
  • Bucky Harris: 63.2-3
  • Sam Rice: S9.3-H
  • Goose Goslin: CS2(26)

Top 6

  • Johnny Mostil: 3/P
  • Roy Elsh: 3/P
  • Eddie Collins: E6/P
  • Earl Sheely: S/G.1-2
  • Bibb Falk: 9/F

Bot 6

  • Goose Goslin: 3/G
  • Joe Judge: 43
  • Ossie Bluege: 5/L

Top 7

  • Willie Kamm: 7/F
  • Bill Barrett: 8/F
  • Ray Schalk: 63

Bot 7

  • Muddy Ruel: 63
  • Roger Peckinpaugh: 1/P
  • George Mogridge: 6/L

Top 8

  • Sloppy Thurston: 9#
  • Johnny Mostil: 53#
  • Roy Elsh: 7#

Bot 8

  • Earl McNeely: 2/P#
  • Bucky Harris: 4#
  • Sam Rice: T
  • Goose Goslin: HP
  • Joe Judge: 9/F

Top 9

  • Eddie Collins: S5/G56S
  • Earl Sheely: 84(1)/FO/F8S
  • Bibb Falk: 4/P
  • Willie Kamm: S8/L.1XH(842)

Notes & reviews

  • Protest=V
  • From this point to the end of the game there was a drizzling rain, but was never hard enough to stop play.
  • Rain chased away many of the spectators but play continued
  • Great try by Mostil; his peg made a close play at 2B
  • Infield hit
  • Diving try by McNeely; Ump Evans first ruled it a catch so Collins had to retreat back to 1B, but when McNeely got to his feet without the ball, Evans reversed the decision and Collins was forced out. The White Sox played the rest of the game under protest and formally filed one with the league office after the game.
  • Archdeacon tried to score when the hard hit caromed off McNeely's shins.