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Washington Senators at New York Giants, October 6, 1924

At home, the New York Giants won 6-4 over the Washington Senators on October 6, 1924 in a World Series game. The information panel shows attendance of 47,608, a running time of 145 minutes, and a day start. The Washington Senators' runs came in the fourth, eighth, and ninth innings, 2 of them in the fourth. The New York Giants scored in the second, third, fourth, sixth, and eighth innings, with the biggest frame a 2-run second. The Washington Senators had 9 hits and the New York Giants 12, with 2 and 0 errors. The win went to Hugh McQuillan, allowing 2 earned runs on 2 hits in 3.2 innings. The loss was charged to Firpo Marberry after 3.0 innings and 3 runs. The save went to Mule Watson. The Washington Senators' pitching table lists Firpo Marberry, Joe Martina, Allen Russell, and By Speece. The New York Giants' pitching table lists Claude Jonnard, Hugh McQuillan, Rosy Ryan, and Mule Watson. The Washington Senators' top hitter was Joe Judge, 3 for 5 and 1 double. Hank Gowdy led the New York Giants at the plate: 2 for 4 and 1 RBI. Rosy Ryan drove in 2 for the New York Giants. The New York Giants got another home run from Rosy Ryan. Behind the plate was umpire Bill Dinneen.