The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-08-03
AT sUNBURY

game Che has lost eight when he
pitched and batted the Braves TO
7 to 4 win over Sunbury on Friday
night, the game going eleven in
nings. Anderson had AZ lead go
ing into the bottom half of the
ninth, but two hits and a costly err
ror enabled the Athletics to tie Il
up. HOWE, however, was not to
be denied and pitched shutout ball
in the lastItwo frames and then help
ed win his own game in the TOP
half Of the eleventh when he singled
to drive in one of the three runs
scored, Gle had already driven in
the Braves first two runs with
single in the fifth Ray Fletcher
was his catcher.
al Busa, a Highlander, started
for Sunbury but was taken out for
pinch hitter in the ninth Joe
Colone, also Highlander. came
in in the tenth to be charged with the
loss and he in turn was relieved in
the eleventh by John Manopoli (the
third right handler in the game).
Joe Juliano was behind the plate,
After four scoreless innings Hag-
erstown took two-run lead in the
top half of the fifth Tedesco open
ed the inning with a walk and went
to second on Tufano's single TO cen
ter Simmons sacrificed both run
ners along and Anderson scored
them both with single to center
and then took second when the cen
ter fielder threw wild to the plate
The rally ended when DePalma and
Heinbaugh both flied out.
II was 40 tlagerstown in the top
half of the sixth. Levau, the first
man up, doubled against the fence
in rightfield. Perrin flied to center
and with Fletcher at bat, Levan
went to third on a passed ball
Fletcher then singled to left, scor-
ing Levan with the first run of the
inning. Tedesco came right behind
him was two-bagger to right,
scoring Fletcher, and Tedesco then
stole third. Tufano grounded to Lit
trell at short, who held Tedesco on
third and then threw Tufano out at
first. Simmons ended the inning by
flying to center.
After allowing just one hit in five
innings, single by Major in the
third frame, Howie Anderson gave
up run in the bottom half of the
sixth when, with two away, Zubrin-
ski doubled to right and scored on
Magliolo's three-bagger to left. Pair
then grounded to Anderson for the
third out.
The Athletics got their second run
in the eighth With one away, Busa
singled to center and then Astro-
monte hit a slow roller to Simmons,
who juggled the ball long enough
for both runners TO be safe on the
error, Zubrinski then forced AS
tromonte at second, with Busa nov
ing to third and Zubrinski going TO
first on the fielder's choice. Ander-
son walked Magliolo TO fill the bases
and then walked Pair to force Busa
across the plate. But the inning
ended when Merelo popped up to
Levan at first. 4
Sunbury came right back in the
bottom half Of the ninth to tie it up
Juliano, the first man up. grounded
to Simmons, who let the ball get
away from him and Juliano was safe
at first on the error. Miller, batting
for Major, struck out, but Littrell
got single to center with Juliano
stopping at second Staller, batting
for Busa, flied to center for the
second out, but Astromonte came
through with double to left, scor-
ing Juliano and Littrell. Ander-
son then walked Zubrinski, but got
ha6liolo oii lly w lellllSlu w Gnu
the inning.
There was no scoring in the tenth
but the Braves won it in the elev-
enth with three-run splurge. Per-
mi, the first man up, walked and
went to third on Fletcher's single
to center, that scored Perrin, with
Fletcher going to third and Tedesco
taking second on the throw-in. Lou
Tufano then forced Fletcher at the
plate for the second out, with Ted
esco taking third, and then, with
Simmons at bat, a perfect squeeze
play was executed, with Tedesco
scoring and Tufano moving to sec
ond while Simmons was being
thrown out at first on his sacrifice
HOWE Anderson then got his second
hit of the night, single to center,
scoring Tufano with the third run