The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-18

right hander, took over IN the eleV-
enth and, although he only pitched
to one man (Tedesco, whom he re-
tired on third called strike), he re-
ceived credit for the win. Bareford
was behind the plate.
The Braves took a one-run lead in
the the top half of the first inning
when Levan, who reached first on
a fielder's choice, scored on Tedesco's
triple to right. But the Red Roses
took 81 lead in their half when
Baxter had difficulty controlling the
ball. Runge, the first man up, got
a base on balls and then two wild
pitches sent him to third. Louis
also walked, and Runge scored after
the catch when Barracato flied to
right. Kowalski then got single
to left, with Louis stopping at Sec
ond, and Umstead walked, filling the
bases. Kehoesthen went out on an
! infeld grounder, with Lewis scor-
ing on the play. Small popped up
to end the inning.
Hagerstown tied it up in the top
half of the fourth. Tedesco walked
and went to second on Tufano's in
field hit Both runners advanced on
wild pitch. Heinbaugh then flied
out to right, scoring Tedesco, but
Madden and Long both struck out
The Red Roses went ahead again
80 in their half when with one
away, Small got a three-bagger and
scored on Bareford's single.
1t was tied up again in the top half
of the sixth. Levan, the first man
up, singled to right but was thrown
out stealing. This brought on big
rhubarb between Levan and Vogle,
the base umpire, which resulted in
Jesse being thumbed out of the game
Tedesco walked and went to third
on Tufano's single. Heinbaugh al
so walked and then Tedesco scored
while Madden was forcing Helm
baugh at second. Long popped up
to third for the final out.
That was all the scoring until the
hectic eleventh inning, when the
Braves scored three runs only tc
have the Red Roses come back with
four in their half.
In the top half, Heinbaugh opened
the inning with a single to right and
Madden sacrificed him to second
Long then drew an intentional pass
and Baxter also walked, filling the
bases. Simmons then flied to cen
ter with Heinbaugh scoring after
the catch, and Heap followed with
single to right, scoring Long with
the second run, with Baxter stop
ping at second. Owen, who relieved
Levan in left field in the sixth, also
singled to right, scoring Baxter with
| the third run of the inning and put
ting Hagerstown ahead 6-3. Thai
was all for Thune, and Halamek
came in and put out the fire by gel
ting Tedesco on a third called strike
Then the roof fell in. In the bot
tom half, Baxter walked Barracato
who went to second on Kowalski's
single. That was all for Baxter anc
Ray Bradford came in. Umsteac
greeted him with three-bagger tt
center, scoring Barracato and Ko
walsh. Tom Astbury, pinch-hittins
/ for Kehoe, then hoisted a high fly
to left that Owen dropped, with I'm
stead scoring the tying run and Asst
bury pulling up at second on the err
ror. Small followed with a single
to left with Astbury stopping a
third, but then Bradford lost con
troll. He walked Bareford to fill
the bases and then walked Glica
batting for Halamek, forcing thu
winning run across the plate.
Summary: Lancaster, 7R, 12H, 0E
II Left; Hagerstown, OR, OH, BE
10 Left.