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was thrown out at the plate on
close play, for the second out. Kelly
was up next, and he hit long fly
to center field for the third out
Peeler took the mound for the
Owls in the tenth and set the Reds
down in order, and Lopez did the
same thing in the bottom half. But
in the eleventh frame ten Sunbury
batters came to the plate and four
runs were scored. Here's what hap
pened
Ticco opened the inning with
double to right. Levan followed
with single to center, scoring Tic
co, with Levan taking second on
the throw to the plate. Buzas
grounded out second to first for the
first out, but Lopez, the pitcher,
came through with a single to right,
scoring Levan. Peeler then walked
Fox and Banner, to fill the bases.
Van Heuit was up next, and he hit
an easy grounder to Peeler who
fielded the ball clearly and had an
easy out at the plate, but just as he
went to throw the ball, he dropped
it, and Lopez scored on the error for
run No. 3, and leaving the bases
still loaded. Armstrong, the next
man up, was hit by pitched ball,
forcing in the fourth run of the in
ming. At this point, Wheaton, who,
had been playing right field, went to
the mound and Major went to right.
Wheaton struck out Mclean for the
second out and then fielded Ticco's
grounder and threw him out at
first to retire the side.
The Owls put on mild rally in
the bottom half of the eleventh.
Bird, the Owls pitcher, who took
over first base in the tenth after Har-
baugh had been taken out for
pinch runner, fouled out to the
catcher. Wheaton was up next and
he singled to left, and Major followed
with a base on balls, putting men on
first and second, with one out. Dykes
then forced Major at second for out
No 2, but the rally was kept alive
when Fox, the Sunbury shortstop,
let Glaser's grounder go through
him for an error, with Wheaton scor-
ing and Dykes stopping at second.
Jim Kelly was up next, but he end
ed the inning and the game when he
sent as easy grounder to Lopez,
who threw him out at first.
Summary; Sunbury, 1OR. 14H. Be.
LOB 8; Hagerstown, 7R. 11H. 1E.
LOB 8.
Second Game
In the seven-inning game Pickell
went all the way for the Owls, and
Crumling was his catcher.
For Sunbury, Danny Ring, right
handler, and the losing pitcher start
ed, but was knocked out in the fourth
and was relieved by Kelly. Lopez
came on in the fifth, but ne was al !
so knocked out before the inning
was over, and Manager Buzas called
in Red Banner from right field to
take over the pitching chores, and
Art Young went to right Armstrong
was behind +be y,Io+o
There isn't much to tell about the
second game, at least as far as Sun /
bury's concerned, for the only run
they got off Pickell was Ticco's four
Dagger to right in the second frame. !
While Pickell gave up eight hits, he
never was in any serious trouble, |
but was helped along in the third in
ming when, with men on second and
third and only one out, Banner hit
a smashing line drive, which Dykes !
speared and then stepped on third
to get Buzas, for an unassisted dou-
BILE play
The Owls scored in every one of
the six innings they were at bat
In the first inning. with one away, |
both Chaser and Kelly drew base
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