The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-07-29

game.
Lou Fauth not only did fine pit
ching job, but he also batted a
thousand, getting three for three.
Bernie Jenis also batted thousand,
getting four for four.
First Game
Barney Schultz went TO the mound
for the Owls, but was taken out for
pinchhitter in the seventh, and was
relieved by Don Bolton, who got
credit for the win Lawrence came
in in the ninth, with two out and
man on third, and retired the side
without any damage. Gene Crum-
ling was behind the plate.
Tom West, a right handler, who
was charged with the loss, started
for Sunbury, but was knocked out
in the eighth and was relieved by
Ed Lyons, also a right handler, who
finished the game. Art Young did
the catching until the eighth, when
he was hit in the throat by foul
tip and had TO leave the game Lou
Hummel replaced him.
Schultz had a bad first inning
when the Reds scored four runs.
After loading the bases as the result
of single, an error, passed ball
and two walks, Barney struck out
both Filipowicz and Van Heuit, but
Ticco with a count of two and one
on him, got a grand slam homer over
the center field wall.
The Owls came back with one
run in the second frame when
George Daddario (who seems to
make a habit of getting home runs
on Sundays) also banged one over
the center-field wall.
1t was 4-3, Sunbury, in the fourth,
when Hagerstown picked up two
more runs. With one out, Hal Keller
walked and Claude Christie (alWays
a threat at the plate) singled to cen
ter, and when Van Heuit fumbled the
ball, Keller went on to third and
Christie to second. George Dad
dario then grounded out, with Kel-
Ter scoring on the play and Christie
moving to third. Polinski, who was
playing left field in place of Ed
Yeash, got base on balls, and then
he and Christie pulled double steal,
with Christie scoring
The Owls tied it up in the fifth at
A, when with two out, Cal Ermer
got the third home run of the after
noon, also over the center field wall.
But Sunbury went out in front
again GA in the sixth frame, when
with two out, Young singled to left
and scored on Weingartner's double
to right, and then West, the pitcher,
doubled to left to score Weingartner.
That was all the scoring until the
bottom half of the eighth, when the
Owls scored the three runs that won
the game. With one away, Keller
beat out hit to second base. Christie
made the second out when he hit
a long fly to right field, but Dad
dario followed with single to right,
and then Polinski got walk filling
the bases. Gene Crumling always
good clutch hitter then stepped
to the plate and banged one into
center field for a single, scoring
Keller and Daddario.
That was all for West, and Ed
Lyons took over. Martin was the
first man to face him and drew
a walk, and then Don Bolton, who
took over the pitching chores in the
eighth, also got base on balls, for
cling in Polinski with the winning
runs Ermer then ended the inning
by popping up to Ticco at first.
Summary: Sunbury, 6R. ZOE. 1E.,
left on base, 7; Hagerstown, 7R. OH
2E., left on base, 6.
Second Game
The story of the second game is
the story of two innings-the sec
ond and the fourth.
Lou Fauth was on the mound for
the Owls, with Christie behind the
plate And Mike Rooms went to the
hill for Sunbury, with Lou Hummel
doing the catching
Fauth pitched as pretty game as
you could wish to see. While he
gave up six hits, he kept them well
scattered, and whenever he got into
trouble he got out of it by simply
striking the side out He had a total
of nine strike-outs, two of them re-
firing the side in the first inning;
three of them retiring the side in the
fifth, the last strike-out coming with
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