The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-07-14
LANCASTER HERE
Saturday. July 81

The Owls, who for the last two
nights have looked like an entirely
different team, won their second
straight game from Lancaster on
Saturday night by score of ga.
Mccullough started, but was
knocked out in the sixth frame when
the Red Roses scored three of their
four runs. He was, however, credited
with the win, thanks to a magnifi-
cent relief job by Eddie Ancherico,
who protected his one-run lead the
rest of the way. Hal Keller was be-
hind the plate, due to the fact
that Gene Crumling was spiked in
Friday nights game.
Ted Yasinski, right handler, who
came into the game with record
of eight wins and five losses, was the
losing pitcher. He was knocked
out of the box in the fifth frame af-
ter giving up all five of the Owls
runs, and was relieved by Chef
Beres, who set the Owls down the
rest of the way without a hit.
Lancaster went ahead 10 in the top
half of the second. With one away
Glica singled to right, and Collins
followed with another single to left,
with Glica stopping at second. Mas
ser then went out second to first,
with both runners advancing. ONeill
beat out hit to third, scoring Glica
and sending Collins to third Yasin-
ski walked, filling the bases, but
Freese ended the rally by grounding
out second to first.
The owls came right back in the
bottom half to go ahead 81. Helm
baugh, the first man up, walked, Xix
son struck out, and Wheaton flied to
center field, but Mccullough beat
out a hit to second to put men on
| first and second with two away
CHASER then came through with
double to right, scoring Heinbaugh
and Mccullough, and sending Dykes
to third, from where he scored when
Kelly beat out hit to short, with
Chaser moving to third. Keller then
struck out to end the inning.
1t was Al Hagerstown in the
fourth. Wheaton got a base on
balls and Mccullough sacrificed him
to second. Dykes went out short to
first for the second out, but Chaser
came through with his third straight
hit, a single to deep short, that scored
Wheaton. Kelly followed with a
single to center, with Chaser stop
ping at second Hal Keller was up
next, and he grounded to Freese at
second, who booted the ball, and on
the error Chaser went to third Kelly
to second and Keller was safe at first.
Kelly, however, rounded second, and
Freese, recovering the ball, threw to
Glica at short, but Glica dropped
the ball, enabling Kelly to get back
to second, and on the second error
of the play CHASER broke for home,
but Glica recovered the ball and
whipped it to O'Neill, who put it
on Chaser as he slid into the plate,
for the third out
The Owls made it 81 in the fifth
Harbaugh, the first man up, doubled
high against the centerfeld wall.
Heinbaugh grounded out with Har7
baugh moving to third, and Hixson
followed with a base on balls.
Wheaton was up next, and he doubled
to center scoring Harbaugh and send
ing Hixson to third, and that was
all for Yasinski Beres relieved
him and ended the rally by striking
out Mccullough and getting Dykes
on pop-up to third.
Lancaster came close to tying the
score in the. sixth, when they pick
ed up three runs to make the score
Sd. Astbury, the first man up, sir
gled to left, but then Mccullough
got Wallis on pop-up to third, and
Glice on a fly to centerfeld. Col
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