The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-27

| throw stopped him at third, with
Mays being forced to hold up at sec
ond. Then, with Cunningham at bat,
Soscia tried to pick Mays off second
but he threw the ball into center
field, with Myers scoring on the err
ror, Mays moving to third and Kor-
sczowski to second. Cunningham
then took a third called strike and
Rodin grounded to Simmons for the
third out
Hagerstown came right back in
the bottom half with two more tai
lies to make the score Is to 6. Ted
esco, the first man up, hit one over
the rightfield wall Beard followed
with his third hit, a double to cen
ter. Levan popped up to third for
the first out, but Perrin came through
with another double, this time to
left, scoring Beard. Heinbaugh
then flied to right and Tufano
grounded out third to first.
Then came the Giants big eighth
inning when they scored six runs and
drove Higham to the showers.
Boetto, the first man up, singled
to center. Littledave flied to center
for the first out and Bell grounded
to Beard for out number two, with
Boetto moving to second. Myers
then grounded to Heinbaugh at sec
ond, who booted the ball, with Boet-
to moving to third on the error and
Myers being safe at first. Colombo
then grouded to Heinbaugh at sec
ond, who whipped the ball to Beard,
but base umpire Sims called Colon
BIO safe and it went for an infield
hit, scoring Boetto with the first run
of the inning. Mays then got his
third hit, a single to left, scoring
Myers, with Mays taking second on
the throw-in Korsczowski then got
a base on balls and the sacks were
loaded Moe Cunningham then step
ped to the plate and got solid dou-
bic to left, clearing the sacks with
the third fourth and fifth runs. That
was all for Higham and Bradford
came in, only to be greeted by Ro-
din with a double to center that
scored Cunningham with the sixth
run of the inning Boetto, the tenth
man to bat, ended the rally by
grounding out short to first.
The Giants tied it up in the top
half of the ninth and would have
gone ahead but for fine defense play
by the Braves infield. Easterbrook,
batting for McMillen, who took over
the pitching chores in the eighth,
opened the inning with double to
center, and Bell scored him with
triple to right. That was all for
Bradford and HOWE Anderson went
to the mound Myers, the first man
to face him, hit high bounder by
the mound that Anderson slightly
DETECTED with his glove, but Helm
baugh, on his toes, raced over be-
hind second, fielded the ball and
while still off balance made the
throw to the plate and Lou Soscia
backed him up by grabbing the
ball and then blocking the plate
and putting the ball on Bell as he
tried to slide in. Colombo was UP
next and he singled to center, with
Myers stopping at second. Willie
Mays then came up and sent a
screaming line drive that was label
ed to hit if ever there was one, but
Jay Simmons jumped high in the
air, speared it, and since Colombo
was already around third all Jay
had to do was to lob it over to Helm
baugh at second to double off Colon
DO and retire the side.
Then the Braves came back in the
bottom half to put across the win
ming run before anyone was retired
Beard opened the inning with his
Iourtn nit, single to right. LeVan
was up next and he grounded to Bell
at second, who threw the ball away
trying to get Beard at second with
the result that he went all the way
to third and Levan pulled up at. Sec
ond on the error. Perrin got an in
territorial walk, filing the bases,
and then with the outfield pulled in
just back of the infield, Charlie
Heinbaugh won the game with a
single to right to send Beard across
the plate. Rodin trapped the ball,
but had no chance to make play.
Summary: Trenton 13R, ooh, &c,
g Left; Hagerstown lar, 17H, Sc,
13 Left.
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