The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-15

The Cards took both ends of Sun
days double-header, in pair of wild
and woolly games in which there
were total of 81 hits and al runs. 1t
it unusual to note that Anderson was
charged with both losses and Mo-
ford got credit for both wins.
First Game
Allentown took the nine-inning
first game by a score of II to 10.
Howie Anderson started for the
Braves but just didn't have his stuff
and was knocked out of the box in
the first inning, He was relieved by
Ray Bradford who turned in another
fine performance, in fact Rays re-
lief job was the only bright spot in
the two games. Long was behind
the plate.
Jones started for Allentown, but
after pitching the first inning he re-
tired from the game and no word
was sent to the press box as to why
he was taken out. Moford came in
in the second and although at that
time Allentown had an to l lead,
Moford became the winning pitcher
because under the rules Jones, only
having pitched one inning, could not
be credited with win. Moford was
knocked out in the Braves big ninth
inning as was Wollgast who relieved
him, and Manager Gene Corbett then
called in one Of his ace pitchers,
Schmidt, who put out the fire. Co
miskey was behind the plate.
Hagerstown took brief one-run
lead in the top half of the first when
Ed Heap doubled and scored on Te-
desco's single, but the roof fell in in
the Cards bottom half and here's
what happened.
Koppenhaver, the first man up,
walked, Joyner then singled and
MaroleWski followed with another
single, scoring Koppenhaver. Browne
came right behind him with double,
scoring Marolewski and Joyner, and
Burrichter then got an infeld hit
putting men on first and third. Swe-
derske walked, filling the bases, and
then Corbett singled, scoring Browne
and Burrichter. Comisky was up
next and he got the sixth hit of the
inning, also single, scoring SWe-
derske. That was all for Anderson
and Bradford came in. Moford, the
first man to face him, walked filing
the bases again, and Koppenhaver,
the tenth man up, also walked, fore
ing in Corbett with the seventh run
of the inning, and still there was no
body out Joyner finally made the
first out when he flied to center,
with Comiskey scoring after the
catch and then Bradford walked
Marolewski to again fill the bases,
but he got Browne on a third called
strike and Burrichter, the fourteenth
man to bat in the inning, fouled out
to Long for the final out.
/ Hagerstown got their second run
in the third inning when, with two
out, Freund singled, went to second
on Tedesco's single and scored on
another single by Tufano. But the
rally died there when Heinbaugh
struck out.
Allentown made it go in the fifth
when Corbett singled, stole second
and scored on Comiskey's single.
/ The Braves got their third and
fourth runs in the sixth. Heinbaugh
walked and scored on Astbury's
double. Long popped up for the first
out, but Bradford and Simmons both
walked to fill the bases. Heap was
then thrown out at first on a close
play, with Astbury scoring, but Mo
! ford then struck out Freund to end
the inning.
! 1t was 1914 Allentown in the
/ eighth. Joyner, the first man up,
doubled to right and went to third
on an error, from where he scored
on balk when Bradford dropped