The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04
AT HARRISBURG
TUESDAY, May p

The Braves swept their two-game
series with Harrisburg, taking the
second game, 1916 Bill Allen, max
ing his first start for Hagerstown,
was the winning pitcher. He pitched
shutout ball for five innings, but
ran into trouble in the sixth and was
taken out in the seventh. Jim Hern-
don, also making his first start, re-
lieved him, but didn't have his stuff
and was relieved by Jim Bradford,
who went the rest of the way and
turned in another fine relief Job.
Bob Pottenger did the catching.
Brydle, highlander, started for
the Senators and was the losing
pitcher. Taken out for pinch-hit-
ter in the seventh, he was relieved
by Coma another highlander, who
also was taken out for pinch hit
ter in the eighth, and Yuhas pitched
the ninth. Filkins was behind the
plate.
Charlie Heinbaugh was the big
gun for the Braves, getting four for
four, including two home runs, and
he drove in six runs. Hagerstown
made two more double-plays, bring
ing their total to seven.
After three scoreless innings the
Braves took a two-run lead in the
fourth. Tedesco singled. Tufano
was safe at first on Bells error, with
Tedesco going to second. Heinbaugh
sacrificed both runners along and
Owen walked to fill the bases. Pot
tenger then doubled to right, scor-
ing Tedesco and Tufano, but Owen
was thrown out at the plate when
he also tried to score on the hit.
Allen then lined out to the pitcher.
1t was 60 Hagerstown in the fifth,
on one hit. Simmons and Heap both
walked. Levan fouled out to Trout
at first and then Tedesco walked,
filling the bases. Tufano then ground
ed to CarroW at third, who threw to
Bell forcing Tedesco at second, but
Bell then made wild throw to first,
with Simmons and Heap scoring on
the error and Tufano pulling up at
second. Heinbaugh then slammed
one over the leftfeld wall, scoring
behind Tufano. Owen grounded out
The Senators came back with three
runs in the sixth, when after two
were out, Cox singled and Links
followed with a home run. Finn
kept the rally going with single
and Bell sent him home with doub-
lie. Carrow then grounded out to
end the inning.
The Braves made it go in the top
half of the wild seventh inning. With
one away, Levan and Tedesco both
singled. Tufano flied to right for
out number two, but Charlie Helm
baugh then came through with his
second four-bagger, this time over
the rightfeld wall, scoring Levan
and Tedesco ahead of him. Brydle
/ then walked Owen and Pottenger,
but Allen ended the inning by pop
ping up to the catcher.
But the Senators came. right back
in their half to also score three runs.
Allen started the inning by walking
Filkins and then, with count of
two balls and no strikes on Forbes,
pinch hitting for Brydle, Dorman
took him out and sent in Herndon-
Forbes then walked on two straight
pitches (the walk being charged to
Allen). Bobzean grounded to Hern-
don, who threw wild to second try
ing to get Forbes, and all hands
were safe, filling the bases. Trout
was up next and he singled to CEN
ter scoring Filkins and Kelly, who
had been sent in to run for Forbes,
with Bobzean stopping at second
Then, with count of three balls
and no strikes on Cox, Herndon was
taken out and Bradford took over.
His first pitch was ball, filling
the bases, but this walk was charged
to Herndon. Links then flied to left,
with Bobzean scoring after the catch,
but when Trout tried to go to third
on the throw-in, he was thrown out
at third. Cox held on at first. Finn
/ followed with single, but Bradford
/ struck out Bell to end the inning
The Braves picked up their tenth
j and final run in the ninth. Tedesco
walked, reached second when Fill
kins made wild throw on Tufano's
/ bunt and scored ION Heinbaugh's
single
Summary; Hagerstown, 1OR. OH
1E. 9 left; Harrisburg, 6R. 10H. AZ
9 left.