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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-15
AT LANCASTER
(ThursdaY, June b

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In a slug fest that produced 81
hits and 81 runs, Charlie Higham
out lasted four Lancaster pitchers
to win the game II to 9. Pottenger
was his catcher.
Lancaster started Al Gilbert, a
highlander, but he couldn't get
through the first inning and was re-
lieved by Dan Bennett, left-hander
He in turn was knocked out in the
second, and Jim Cater, another left
handler, took over. Ludwick, also
left-hander, pitched the ninth in
ming. Joe Soskovic did the catch
ing.
Ten Hagerstown men came to bat
in the first inning, when they scored
four runs. Simmons, the first man
up, singled to center but was forced
at second by Heap. Freund, still
playing leftfeld in place of Levan,
singled to left, with Heap going to
third. Tedesco grounded out, with
both runners holding up, but Tufano
walked to fill the bases. Charlie
Heinbaugh then singled to right
scoring Heap and Freund, with Tu-
fano stopping at second Astbury
walked again loading the sacks.
Pottenger singled to center, scoring
Tufano and Heinbaugh, with Asst
bury stopping at second. That was
all for Gilbert and Bennett came in.
He started out by walking Higham
and the bases were again loaded,
but Simmons, up for the second time
in the inning, fouled out to the catch
err.
Hagerstown came right back in the
second and batted around again to
go ahead TO Heap opened the in
ming with a walk and F'reund fol-
lowed with a single to center, send
ing Heap to second. Tedesco then
lined to Louis at short, but when he
made a wild throw trying to get
Freund at second, Heap scored on
the error and Freund went to third.
Tufano walked and then Heinbaugh
came through with a triple to right,
scoring Freund and Tufano. Astbury
got a base on balls but Pottenger
famed for the second out. Higham
also walked, filling the bases. That
was all for Bennett and Cater took
over. Simmons grounded out to end
the inning.
Lancaster picked up their first run
in the bottom half when Glica dou-
bled lit was the first of four con-
secutive hits), went to third on an
infield out and scored on Louis hit
to short That was all the scoring
until the bottom half of the fifth
when Lancaster picked up two more
runs. G1ica, the first man up, hit a
4-bagger over the leftfeld wall and
then with two men out, Louis sim
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-15
SUNBURY HERE
"wednesday, June y

The Braves took both games of
their two-game series with Sunbury
when they won the final game on
Wednesday night by a score of II to
a, in a game that saw the worst UNI
piring have ever seen (see my COM
ments in Behind Home PIate").
Al Bennett went all the way to
rack up his seventh straight win
without loss. Al struck out ten
batters and might easily have pitch
ed shutout ball all the way, if it
hadn't been for several errors by
his teammates and Umpire VogeIs
ridiculous decision in the eighth
inning. Bob Pottenger was his
catcher
Don Whitmore, a Highlander
(the losing pitcher), made his first
start in the Interstate League, hav-
ing come up from Savannah, Ga, but
was knocked out in the third frame
before he could get any one out.
During the two innings plus that he
was in the game, he gave up five
hits, walked three and was charged
with six runs. Harry Desert, also
a highlander, relieved him but
was taken out for a pinch hitter in
the top half of the seventh, and Dick
Baxter, who started the season with
Hagerstown, pitched the last two
innings. Gene Crumling was be-
hind the plate.
A comedy of errors gave Sun
bury run in the top half of the
first. Major, the first man up, reach
ed first when Heinbaugh booted his
grounder, and he then stole second
Bennett struck out Cline, the next
man to face him, but Pottenger
dropped the third strike and then
failed to field the ball and throw tc
first, with the result that Cline was
safe at first and Major went all the
way to third on the error Pancoe
followed with a single to center
scoring Major, but when Cline tried
to go to third on the throw-in he
was thrown out by Tedesco. But
Bennett refused to allow all this to
rattle him and retired the side with
out any further scoring.
Rocky Tedesco tied the game up
in the bottom half of the second
when he slammed one over the cen
terfeld wall, and then the Braves
really sewed the game up in the
bottom half of the third when ten
men came to bat and five more runs
crossed the plate. Bennett opened
the inning with single and went
to second when Halabuk lost Sim
mons high fly to left, which was al
so scored as a single. Heap walked,
filling the bases, and then Howard
Freund, who played 1eftield due to
Jesse Levan's injured hand, beat out
a hit to short, scoring Bennett and
leaving the bases loaded. Whitmore
then walked Tedesco and Tufano
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-15

grounded to Glica at third, who
threw the ball away trying to get
Tom at first, with Tedeseo and Helm
baugh scoring on the error. Bob
Pottenger followed with the fourth
hit of the inning, a single to center,
but Allen then struck out to retire
the side.
Allen retired the Red Roses in order
in the bottom half, and got the first
man up in the ninth. He walked
the second man, but he was retired
on fast double-play, ending the
inning and the game.
Summary: Lancaster, 3R, All, 1E
8 Left; Hagerstown, SIR, 11H, OLE,
Left.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-15
HARRISBURG HERE
(Monday, June 12)

NMOnudy, Juhe III
The Braves lost their third
straight game on Monday night when
the Harrisburg Senators took close
one from them by score of to 3.
Al Bennett went the route for the
Braves and although he struck out
II Senator batters he was touched
for 9 hits, of them doubles, and he
walked 6. Bob Pottenger and Lou
Soscia divided the catching chores.
Ed Variety, left-hander, won
Continued on Page 10)
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-15

that Simmons and Heinbaugh both
went for, but when both stopped,
thinking the other had it, the ball
dropped safely for an infield hit.
Swederske followed with a single to
left, sending Burfichter to third and
Corbett came through with another
single, scoring Burrichter, with
Swederske going to third, from
where he scored after the catch when
Osteen flied to center Gregory then
struck out and Koppenhaver flied
out
Hagerstown tied it up in the top
half of the fourth when they scored
three runs. Pottenger singled and
scored on Reardon's double to cen
ter. That was all for Gregory and
Fitzgerald went to the mound. Sim
mons got a base on balls, but Heap
grounded out, with Reardon moving
TO third and Simmons to second.
Freund also grounded out, with
Reardon scoring on the play and
Simomns stopping at third. Tedesco
then walked and Tufano followed
with a single to center scoring Sim
mons, with Tedesco stopping at sec
ond. Then, with Heinbaueh at bat,
Fitzgerald uncorked a wild pitch
moving both runners up. Manager
Corbett then took him out and Mo
ford went in and retired Heinbaugh
on a grounder to second.
But the Cards came back in the
bottom half to again 90 ahead 81.
Joyner singled to center and Mar
oleWski got base on balls. Browne
then forced Marolewski at second
with Joyner moving to third, from
where he scored while Burrichter
was being thrown out at first, with
Browne moving to second. Sweder-
ske was hit with pitched ball, but
Corbett forced Browne at third to
retire the side.
Hagerstown went ahead 1913 in the
top half of the fifth Astbury doubled
to left and went to third after the
catch when Pottenger flied out in
deep centerfeld and scored on
Reardon's single to center Simmons
then grounded to SWederske at third
who booted the ball and both run
ners were safe. Heap grounded out,
with Reardon moving to third and
Simmons to second and they both
scored on Freund's single to left. Te-
desco then grounded out to end the
inning.
The Cards, however, came right
back to win the game with four
run splurge in the bottom half Of the
fifth Osteen, the first man up,
singled to center and went to second
when Reardon cut loose with a wild
pitch At this point Dornnan yanked
him out and sent in Anderson. Mo
ford, the first man to face him, walk
ed and Koppenhaver sacrificed both
runners around. Joyner then pop
ped up to Tedesco and it looked as if
! Anderson was out of trouble, but he
walked MaroleWski to fill the bases
and followed that with another walk
to Browne forcing Osteen across the
plate with the first run Burrichter
then grounded to Simmons who
booted the ball, with Moford scoring
on the error and leaving the sacks
still heavily occupied. Swederske
/ followed with a single to left scoring
Marolewski and Browne, but when
Burrichter tried to go to third on the
throw-in he was thrown out to end
( the inning,
{ Summary; Hagerstown, 10R, 15H,
2E, 7 Left; Allentown, 12R, 13H, Be,
I 10 Left.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-15
INTERSTATE
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Postponed Games
(Throlph Tuesday)

April q - Allentown here. This
game will be played as part of a
double-header on Wednesday, July
u.
April 80 - Sunbury at Sunbury.
April 30 - Sunbury at Sunbury,
May 9 -- Allentown at Allentown.
May II - Wilmington here. This
game will be played as part of o
double-header on Thursday, June %.
May 10 - Wilmington here. This
game will be played as part of a
double-header on Monday, July "a.
May 90 - Wilmington at Whining
ton.
May 81 - York at York.
June 3-Allentown here,
June 10-Allentown at Allentown.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-15
The Weeks Schedule

Tonight Thursday - Lancaster
here Game time 8:15.
Tomorrow Night-Lancaster here.
Game time 3:15.
Saturday Night-Sunbury at Sun
bury.
Sunday Afternoon - Sunbury at
Sunbury. This will be a double
header.
Monday Night-Trenton at Tren-
ton.
Tuesday Night-Trenton at Tren-
ton.
Wednesday Night Wilmington
here, Game time 8:15.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-15
AT ALLENTOWN
Saturday. June 100

Saturday nights double-header
was rained out, but one of the games
was made up when double-header
was played on Sunday afternoon.
The other one will be made up at a
later date.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-15
AT ALLENTOWN
(Snndav. June Id

IDWIINey3 VNIII III
The Cards took both ends of Sun
days double-header, in pair of wild
and woolly games in which there
were a total of 81 hits and al runs. It
it unusual to note that Anderson was
charged with both losses and Mo-
ford got credit for both wins.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-15
Double Plays

Through Tuesday night, with As
games played, the Braves had com
pleted SIS double plays-32 at home
and % on the road, to lead the
league in this department.
Now let's review the games of the
past week.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

GEORGETowN-Liv. rm., kit, bath,
to 81 1o. Box 9-L. Star. -9
vt. ave. and L st. NV.
maid rms. ssrvlcs Rst' ss ssfh suit aS
1854 QUE ST. NV, 1.-THE Kennert"
room, kitchen apartment. 3
EFFIC. APT. for empl. mother or cple.
gho need day care for their child
YOUNG COUPLE will share entire
h9uss s-oEaa Ttsh l girl: s25 mo. call
rxKoMX9 i l9sg gfARK. MD.-1o7 we West
mnoreland mo ave.ELady or cple. to
lady; al utiis.. uniim. phone: lone Gem. Cen.
Single, $50 or couple. $50. sH.
NicEff,y' 'ei FuRN. 1isS. L}v. Rim' RIM. bedrm..
ho. e:h smD lspns sdus sefi etE tfE'nts
TIT 9Th ST. NE bedrms., kit,
gin; I'm, Ena. comb; % pvt. bath; no linens;
GEoasEroWkS;, seeass oSa7S; 5000 QUE ST. Iag NV,
ing facilities: good trans. AID. S3i7.
CONN.,, wARDMAN AREA Ice.
rms, kitchen, bath, 4 closets, porch,
500; including utilities. AID. 1S42.
NEWLY FURN,, rooms, tile bath,
utilities incl. 5126 Hanna pl. s.e.;
$3.50 mo. Aft. $50 PM. vi. 3490.
DUPONT CIRCLE-211o r st, nv
Nicely furn. lge. Ink. rm.; reas.; /;
best location In city.
EFFICIENCY APT.-Completely furn.
Convenient NV. location; avail. i'm
@msdiately; me- Call Hu: $500. .-6
1117 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Studio apt;
refgr. and stove; share bath with
another couple; $3.50 week. 10
TWO BEDROOMS, Iv. rm., kit. and
bath; nicely furn.: stove, refgr >,
utils., $50 mo. S12 Kennedy st. NV.
NO. 3 avail. July 1. kKey in Apt.
H1; Ss LIES Realty co. INC,
1E' e@o4. ~ -6
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
ELDERLY LADIES desired for nj,

ELDERLY LADIES desired for nice
quiet sgle. rms, tray service. pvt.
home. friendly atmosphere. other
ladies; nr. Capitol. S10o each. Ii.
ARLiNGToN Whole floor: living
knotty pine; good transp.; 2 meals
,sdd 2 day; SIS shass ss.S with another young
VACANCY roR 4 BOYS: age e-i2;
sus nG%s; n0'ssS' sos s4s9Es
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R6oM 6sS Msfisff MffH I'll pk1vafE ssiGl BATH for
young girl to share. excel. meals,
st' wain. " d1stsnse' Ms sias reasonable 2o2s G
TIE MAE-IEfa1Tyxn.. 1925 18th st. NV.
Nicely furnished cool rooms for
young ladies. young men; showers;
excellent board. IL
1409 I6th ST. N.w.-Pleasant rms;
1aSi % 18th N.w.MEse. ~ ssle.. S dSie.,
with pvt, BATH, share rm. for girl;
SOMETHING YOU RARELY FIND
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED

SPACIOUS, 8 rms. kit. and bath,
5sa;; no children; ss15o mo. Ne
AiRLifNGToN-1-bsdrm., mod. gar
Monroe st.. Apt. l. Open for insp.,
1907 = o 81. I'm NV. Apt. % rms. With
16 windows, bath. refgr. (no kitch-
en-; $3.50 month, incl. utilities.
6f Sail a M5S. 95o carrick with sErrzEIL'
NEAR YEA oiGti iith AND PARK RID. NV
Arm. apt, refrigerator; S55 per
IaG;' ns'i' JE incl, ,oods electricity. To inspect
s.a.Lsios fs1 Ssj oHsSi HANNA rLAcE-rsv. rm.
snsr saaFm u.is sis furn a,nsiss sttsr eash pn PVT
ARL. vA.-Three and one-half room
apt, 10 min. to Pentagon. Immed.
707 LoNGFELLoW ST. NV, End a.;
bedrm., kit.-din. comb. inclosed
eSSc gSa'h Block attli fpfa i4sh sT sPTDN we
kit. and bath; sis5.5o per mo.
CAL youNG SasS = CO.. s24 1zth St.
sisist: ssss S9s s:v ss ss,I:s
LiSSoiN SS H9u rARk Al 1as | rensa:s.. ansa ave
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rm.. kit. and Dfhs' BATH 4 ne Closets: : dia 1st
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MEusaLEk IL s AFFgspss,nn,, AMFsFFgsians eas., No and
bedrm. apts; close to transp., elem,
and high school, shop. center and
theater. 53rd and Defense Hwy.
Bladensburg. Md. WA. 1921.
$500 GREENWOOD AVE bedrms-
lge. Iiv. rm., dinette, kit, and bath:
plenty Of closet space; garden type
apt; laund. facilities in bsmt.: play-
ground area for children; complete
shopping center and theater / blk.
from DEVELOPMENT. Rental $500
inclpSing In utils; ,,, csIl D1. o2aa.
1905 18th ST. N.W.-Large 1-bed-
room apt. in downtown area; i'm
mediate occupancy; sos 90 per mo.
Mr. Greenlee. II. g. SMTTHY CO..
1884 VIII; wilson BLVD. corner Adams.
-3-rm. suite, beautifully decorated
with lge. plate glass window; rear
screened porch; liv. rm.. lge.
equipped kit, big bedrm. or pvt. Of
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Or business with living quaS ers;
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

1868 COLUMBIA RD., APT. 3S-
Young lady to share large apt. with
9ther Mh ,ghI girls; twin bedrm.; $50 mo.
silver spRING-Lse., cool apt;
share with another bus. girl: twin
beds; separate closet. 81. 5O16.
YOUNG MAN, share new 2-bedrm
apt, in apt. bldg: nearby Va. with
2 others; all utils.; 5 min. to Penta-
gon; Navy Annex: ID min. downtown
by bus; ST. S4oQ, Ext. 1900. -
efficiency apt. Cali DU. $500, Ext.
431 from 8 pm. to 10 pm.
Mr.. CATHOLIC U.-1 or 2 empl.
girls to share beautifully furn. q
bedrm. apt. with / other; all privs. !:
$40-S45: AP. 2775. ewes. after 1880.
YOUNG MAN, gentle, corner room
In bachelors apt: $35. THE Shell
BURNE, 1881 S st. NV, Apt. 204.
1 Or z EMPLoYED LADIES to share
Arm, apt. Convenient location. DU.
VACANCY for 2 young men in lse.
house. occupants share expenses
equally. Porter ST., nr. Conn. Wo.
a11s 3isS' kfSIoRAMA fxesi RD.-cool; pr priv.
room, $50 or entire with 2 bed
rooms for month, $3.50. See
TxKoMA iHSSii PARK, Mp.-rwo Girls,
2O-30, to share 3-rm. apt. with pvt.
entr; with 1 other girl. Call 81.
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CHOICE APARTMENT, containing
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room, kitchen and bath, newly fur
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ROOMS WANTED

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room with Spanish speaking family.
Box 335-M. Star. --8
EMPLOYED MOTHER. 3-year-old girl
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DUPONT CIR. AREA-Master dbl
rm., pvt. bath, beautiful burl-wal-
nut. mus I99snlture' 9sn nnTTepi:, new Dec;
Evening star., 1950-07-05

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OFFICE FURNITURE. reconditioned:
9Th SC. s.v.. NE. 1865.
eIANo-Upright Girard; one book
case desk. AID. s773. IS
PIANo-If you are interested in buy.
Ing Q new or used piano at q really
worthwhile saving. don't miss the
values that Jordan's are offering
u51ns a dansn. sns1r July &c, Cesranee Choose
better makes. Buy now at the low
est prices Of the year and start your
payments in September. ST. 9400
JORDAN PIANO CO.. corner 18th
PiASos&selees IS; e;t' your piano on no our
special rental purchase plan; lew
ton. KRIS. 1856 q V St. nv NV. .'--c Ms
fIAN0; nSc,. A%srosepie % sD,nss ana eensel.
features of small Strands and tip-
action; durability and eye-spDeafins
csse designs IN mahoeany, walnut
Exclusive e HUGO WoRcH, a2h
PIANOS FOX rsssa'lisnsS ssSrnNo .sGs hauling
mer. plan. Choose from new and
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rnsf ANdsTHH bs.n aae SIAso iss MART Rx at Io15
money on all Kinds saea 81 new new and and
used pianos. Our discount prop
eoetea Dsasion means means dollars ,nS 81. in your
as Kranich A. Bach fesfer Petsv
Ross. Marshall & Wendell Mehiin @
way. Chase & Baker. Sterling and
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81. $500. '1s The Sn pfANo PliIo lMSntRiS. MART..
hh6SllS hh6lS 5th st. NV. tjust above the
fiANos-Jordan's have dozens of
sale during their July Clearance.
Prices have been reduced on ali
types and styles Of pianos, and it's
real opportunity to buy at the low
ess nnx prices TIC OF the year: Il you buy
can ss1r 81 s9Ss saoe 'a'%sRi5 9oRbAR II
PIANO CO. corner 18th and g sts.
fIANos. II prospective piano buyers
Knew what Kmbal owners know,
so4r nrst and last choice would be
Tour tone-touch features. Visit us
TODAY and see for yourself. Liberal
terms. trade-ins fully valued. CAMP
66HId MUSIC CO., HOS g st. NV.
PIANOS. for the best in reconditioned
Stetnway grands, we suggest you see
our display before you buy. All Of
THESE instruments are fully guaran-
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eond. with genuine Steinway parts.
EASY terms, liberal trade-in allow
ance. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., wash
tngton's only authorized Steinway
dealer, HOS q st. NV. DI. S464.
PIANOS. rent q new piano, select
from beaut. new consoles, 18th CEN
tury Queen Anne. Louis XIV Colonial,
Early American classic. Some as
low as $3.50 mo. CAMPBELL MUSIC
PIANOS FoR RENT1spinets and
consoles Of good makes. Two
months rental free If you rent in
MART. 1015 9TH st. NV. -
FiAN0S-Small, used baby grand,
mahog. case. completely recondi-
TONED, $475.. easy down payment
and long budget terms If desired;
real value for some one looking for
. good grand. Also new pianos In
spinets and consoles, from S395.
Selection of different style cases.
Buy now and save money. Start
to pay for 1t in Sept. LuBAR,
INC, 1900 @ st. NV. ST. O25O.