The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-06-10
ALLENTOWN HERE
(Friday, June d

game on Friday night, that after the
fourth inning developed into a COM
edy of errors, the Owls finally won
lilo, to give them the Allentown
series, two games to one.
Ted Kapucinski started for Hag-
erstown but was knocked out in the
sixth inning Snyder took over but
was taken out in the ninth and Bill
Wigle came in. Manager Gene
! Crumling was behind the plate.
For the Cards, Chris Haughey, a
right handler, started but was taken
out for pinch hitter in the fifth, and
Henderson, another right handler,
took over. He in turn was lifted for
a pinch hitter in the ninth, and Stan
Slack, also a right handler, pitched
the last two innings Ciaffone was
behind the plate.
Allentown scored a run in the top
half of the first. Sturm, the first man
up, singled to left; hammers forced
him at second, but Cunningham
doubled to center, scoring hammers.
Muzzo popped up to Martin, and
Hazen struck out to end the inning.
The Owls went ahead two to one
in their half of the first, when with
two out, Yeash doubled to right and
/ George Daddario smacked a four
Dagger over the center field wall
Christie followed with walk, but
Rooms flied out to end the inning.
1t was Al, Hagerstown, in the
third. With one away, Daddario
walked. Christie then grounded to
hammers at third, who made a wild
throw to first base, and Christie
went all the way to second on the
error, with Daddario going to third.
Rooms then singled to left, scoring
Daddario, with Christie stopping at
third. Crumling was up next and
grounded to Sturm, the shortstop,
who threw to Haus, but Rooms beat
the throw, and Crumling was safe at
first on an infeld hit, with Christie
scoring from third. But when Rooms
over-slid second base, Haus put the
ball on him for the second out. Then
with Martin at bat, Crumling was
out in an attempted steal, to end the
inning.
The Owls picked up two runs in
the fourth without a hit, to make
it 81. Martin, the first man up,
walked Kapucinski then hunted
to the pitcher, who threw to Sturm
in an effort to get Martin, but he
beat the throw, with Kapucinski
reaching first. 1t was scored as a
sacrifice for Kapucinski, and then
safe at first on the fielder's choice
Feltman then walked, filling the
bases. Halvonic was up next, and
he forced Feltman at second, with
Martin scoring on the play, and
Kapucinski moving over to third.
Yeash then grounded to Haus, the
second baSeman, who let the ball
go through him for an error, with
Kapucinski scoring the second run
Daddario then popped up to short
and Christie grounded out to end
the inning
Allentown made it ga in the fifth
!, when they pushed three runs across
} Manager Al Hollingsworth opened
the inning as pinch hitter for
Haughey, and doubled to right
Desmuke then went in to run for
Hollingsworth. Sturm struck out
and hammers made the second Out
, when he flied to Feltnan. Gun
bingham was up next, and with the
count of three and one on him, DeS-
nuke stole third base while Kapu-
, cinski was winding up, from where
he scored on a wild pitch. Gun
ningham then walked and Muzzc
followed with a single to left, Gun
) bingham stopping at second. Hazer
; was up next, and he doubled to cen
} ter, scoring Cunningham and Muzzo
Ciaffone then popped up to Martin
to end the inning.
: The Owls came right back in then
half of the fifth to score three runs
with Henderson pitching, on only
one hit-a single-and this is how il
happened. With two away, Martin
, walked, and Kapucinski followed
, with single to center, with Bobby
) stopping at second. Feltman ther
) walked, filling the bases. HalvoniC
then grounded to Cunningham al
first, who threw to Henderson, who
: covered, but he dropped the ball fol
| an error, with Martin, of course, scor.
, ing from third. Then when Hender-
son, trying to get Kapucinski al
: third, threw wild, both Kapucinsk
: and Feltman scored, with Halvonic
: going to third. 1t was the second