The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-26

TO the Junior Baseball League Boo |
ster night on Monday.
up, singled to center and took sec
ond when Davis booted the ball. |
Yeash up next and he doubled to
center scoring Jenis. Humphrey
then smacked one to right for two
bases, scoring Yeash with run num- /
Der two Daddario up next and he
singled to left for the fourth
straight hit off Szajna, sending
Humphrey to third and taking sec
ond himself on the throw to third |
A balk was then called on Szajna, |
with Humphrey scoring and Dad
dario moving to third. Dresser |
then made the first out when he
popped to Match at third. Dick
Williams was up next and he laid
down a sacrifice bunt along the first
base line scoring Daddario, then
when Greco threw wild to the plate
trying to get Daddario, Williams
went all the way to second. Swan
! son went out, short to first, with
Williams moving to third. Stratton
then grounded to first base for the
| final out
With one out in the sixth, Dad
dario doubled to left, but when
Dresser grounded to Verdi at short,
Daddario was forced at third, with
Dresser taking second on the run
down of Daddario. Williams was
up next and he singled to left scor-
ing Dresser and when Filipowicz
fumbled the ball, Williams took
second. Swanson then singled to
right scoring Williams, and Szajna
went to the showers, being re-
placed by Ray Schmidt, who
promptly walked Stratton and Mar
tin to fill the bases, Then he UNI
corked a wild pitch, scoring Hum
phrey. Jenis made the third out,
second to first.
3R. 3H. 1E.
The final two runs came in the
eighth. With one out, Williams
walked, Swanson singled to left and
Stratton beat out a bunt to third,
filling the bases Martin then flied
to center with Williams scoring
after the catch. Jenis followed
with single to right scoring Swan
son, after which Yeash was thrown
out, pitcher to first.
2R. 3H. OE.
A walk to Pajonas and home
run by Davis gave Sunbury two
runs in the first. They added an
other in the fourth on Matoh's
I double, Greco's single and an infield
out. Their fourth and fifth markers
were scored in the seventh, on sin
fgle by Pajonas, walk to Davis,
and singles by Herman and Match.
The sixth and final run was scored
in the ninth, when Filipowicz, the
first man up, clouted one over the
centerfield wall.
Summary: Hagerstown, 9-10-1;
Sunbury, 6-14-5.
Second Game
In the top half of the third inning
Of the second game, when walk,
an error by manager Bunny Crit
fiths (who had to take over third
base at the beginning of the inning
when Dick Dresser was taken sud-
denly lid and an infield hit to
short had filled the bases, it didn't
look good for Ed Bumstead, but he
bore down and retired the side
without a run. But the story of
that nine-inning thriller, in which
Mike Rooms was the Sunbury pit
cher, is best told by the game itself,
so here is the play-by-play account
First Inning
4 Sunbury: Verdi walked. Pajon-
as popped to Crumling. Browning
hit a long fly to Humphrey in right
and Verdi, who was on his way to
second, was easily doubled off first.
OR. OH. OE.
Hagerstown: Martin went out,
pitcher to first Jenis out, second to
first. Yeash fouled out to Greco.
i OR. OH. OE.
Second Inning
Sunbury: Filipowicz popped to
Daddario. Davis singled to left.