The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-08-14
SUNBURY HERE
monday, August ID

Monday night to play game rained
out on a previous trip here and the
Owls came out on top, 1915. Wigle
started for Hagerstown, but was
knocked out in the fifth, being charg-
ed with all of Sunbury's runs. He
got credit for the win, however, as
the Owls had racked up nine runs
in the first three innings, with Wig
les home run in the second frame
accounting for three of them. Jose
lane finished the game and Gene
Crumling was behind the plate Jack
Ketchick, the losing pitcher, started
for Sunbury, but was knocked out
in the third and was relieved by
Bob Ferris, who went the rest of
the way. Greco did the catching
The Owls lost no time in jumping
into the lead, scoring twice in the
first frame With one away, Jenis
singled to right. Dresser popped up
to the pitcher. With Humphrey at
bat Jenis stole second and scored
when Humphrey parked one over
the rightfield wall. Yeash walked
and stole second, but Daddario end
ed the inning on fly to left. 2R. I'll.
DE.
The boys made it SO in the second.
Bobbie Martin walked and stole sec
ond Crumling grounded to Posi-
panka at third, who made bad
throw to first and both runners were
safe on the error. Wigle then Slam
med one high over the centerfeld
wall, scoring behind Martin and
Crumling. Hest flied to right and
Jenis flied to center. Dresser reach
ed first on Demanicor's error at first
and then stole second. The Sunbury
infield put up terrific howl on the
play at second and umpire Williams
put Weingarten, the shortstop, out
of the game, Frank Match taking his
place. Humphrey then flied to cen
ter for the third out 3R. III. 2E.
1t was go in the third Yeash
started things off with a single to
center and Daddario followed with
a double to left, Yeash stopping at
third. Martin then singled to right,
scoring Yeash and Daddario. That
was all for Ketchick and Ferris went
to the mound. Crumling, the first
man to face Ferris, singled to left,
with Martin stopping at second.
Martin and Crumling then pulled
double steal, making the fifth and
sixth stolen bases in the first three
innings of the game. Wigle went
down swinging for the first out, but
Hest singled to center, scoring both
Martin and Crumling. Hest then
went out stealing and Jenis ground
ed out second to first. AR. 5H. 0E.
After holding Sunbury scoreless
in the first four frames and allow
ing only four hits = all singles =
Wigle was knocked out of the box
in the fifth Match, the first man,
up, hit a line drive to rightfeld.
Humphrey, who was playing in
close, raced back, got his glove on
the ball but couldn't hold it and it
was officially scored as two-base'
error. Demanicor flied out to Hum
phrey for the first out, but Brown
ing beat out hit to the pitcher,
with Match stopping at third. Man
ager Steve Filipowicz then singled
to right scoring Match, and when
Humphrey juggled the ball Brown
ing went to third and Filipowicz to
second on the error. Maloney also
singled to right, scoring Browning.
Herman followed with a double to
right, scoring Filipowicz with the
third run and sending Maloney to
third. That was all for Wigle and
Joselane came in. Posipanka, the
first man to face him, grounded out,
short to first, with Maloney scoring
on the play. Greco then tripled to
left, scoring Herman with the fifth
run. Ferris then struck out, retir-
ing the side. 5R 5H. 2E.
Joselane had no trouble the rest
of the way, retiring the last twelve
Sunbury batters in order.
Bob Ferris also did fine relief
job from the fourth inning on. He
set the Owls down in the last five
innings on two hits-both of them
singles, but Hagerstown picked up
the tenth run in the seventh, without
hit.
Yeash was hit by pitched ball.
Daddario was safe at first on Matoh's
bad throw. Martin then sacrificed
both runners and was safe at first
himself when Ferris booted his bunt.