The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-26
AT TRENTON
(Thursday, August l9)

(Thursday, August l9)
The Owls lost the third and final
doubleheader in their six-game
series with Trenton (played in three
days., to give Trenton the series A.
y. The Giants won the first game
So and the second one, 8-6
First Game
In the seven-inning first game, the
Owls had one-run lead (3-2) going
into the bottom half of the sixth in
ming, but left fielder Jackson came
across with r-bagger with two
on base to win the game for Trenton
The Hagerstown battery was
Schultz and Christie, and for Tren-
ton, Sayers Ga right hander) and
Hickey. Jenis got three for three,
including two doubles, to lead the
Owls batting attack Their three
runs were batted in by Christie, Dad
dario and Yeash
Summary: Trenton, SIR 81. 0E.,
left on base, 6; Hagerstown, 3R. 8H.
OE., left ON base, 7.
Second Game
In free hitting game in which
each team got eleven hits, the Owls
came out on the wrong side in the
nine-inning second game, by a score
of SO, mainly because of Kapucin-
skis wildness Che walked six mem.
He was taken out for a pinch hitter
in the top half of the eighth, and
Lawrence pitched the last inning.
Christie was behind the plate.
Don Robertson, the Giants ace
right handler, started for Trenton
and was the winning pitcher, but he
was knocked out in the seventh, and
Dave Savers, who won the first game,
relieved him and shut the Owls out
the rest of the way. Tesla was be-
hind the plate.
Hagerstown took three-run lead
in the top half of the first, With one
away, Jenis Walked and Keller
singled. Christie then scored them
both with a triple and Daddario fol-
lowed with a walk Then with Yeash
at bat, Daddario and Christie at
tempted a double steal, but Christie
was thrown out at the plate, with
Daddario taking second. Yeash then
singled to right, scoring Daddario
Polinski ended the inning by
grounding out to Wetzel at short.
Trenton came right back to pick
up two runs in their half With one
away, Garner walked and scored
ahead of Stan Jok, who belted one
over the leftfield wall Easterbrook
followed with a double, but Cum
bingham struck out, and Jackson
flied out.
1t was 4-3, Trenton, in the second.
With one away, Tesla walked and
scored on Robertson's double, Rob-
ertson taking third on the throw-in.
Pavlick popped up to Daddario, but
Garner doubled to left, scoring Rob-
ertson. Jok walked, but the in
ming ended when Easterbrook
grounded out pitcher to first.
The Owls tied it up in the top
half of the fifth when Ermer doubled
to left and scored on Jenis' double
to left. But it didn't stay that way
long, for the Giants came right back
in their half to pick up two more
runs and go ahead ga
Jok continued his heavy hitting by
opening the inning with a triple.
Then Kapucinski had real wild
streak and walked Easterbrook, Cum
bingham and Jackson, with the last
walk forcing Jok in with the fifth
run. Wetzel then flied to center, with
Easterbrook scoring after the catch
for run number six. Tesla then
forced Jackson at second and Rob-
ertson grounded out short to first.
1t was IA in the sixth. Pavlick
, opened the inning with single, stole
second and went to third when
Christies' throw went into center
field, from where he scored after
the catch when Garner flied to