The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
LANCASTER HERE
Saturday, July i

Called at the end of eight innings,
because of the Interstate League
Curfew Law, which does not allow
an inning to start after 11:50 pm,
the Red Roses and the Braves bat
tied to a 1910 tie the Stadium on
Saturday night, in game that last
ed three hours. 1t will be replayed
when Lancaster returns here Au-
gust II and Is. The game, however,
goes down in the records, the only
difference being that there is no
winning or losing pitchers.
Joe Casey, making his second
start for Hagerstown Che beat Will
mington in his first start), was
knocked out of the box in the fourth
and was relieved by Ray Bradford.
Allen took over in the eighth, after
Bradford had been lifted for pinch
hitter Bob Pottenger was behind
the plate.
Bill Peters, Highlander, start
ed for Lancaster, Forst took over in
the seventh, but was yanked after
pitching to two batters, and Gil
bert relieved him. Bareford did the
catching.
The Braves gave Casey five-run
lead in the first frame. Simmons
opened the inning with single to
left. Astbury went out pitcher to
first, but Levan drew walk Ted
CISCO then banged three-bagger to
right, scoring Simmons and Levan,
and Perrin followed with a single
to center, scoring Tedesco. Tufano
and Heinbaugh both walked, filling
the bases, and Perrin scored after
the catch when Pottenger flied to
right. Then, with Casey at bat,
Bareford, in returning the ball to
the pitcher, threw it into centerf1eld,
with Tufano scoring the fifth run on
the error. Casey famed for the
third out
Lancaster got two of the runs
back in the top half of the second,
when Wallis and Mack both singled
and scored on Moeller's triple. That
was all the scoring until the fourth,
when the Red Roses scored seven
runs, to go ahead to S.
+ Mack opened the inning with a
walk, Moeller singled and Bareford
walked, filling the bases. Glica
forced Mack at the plate and then,
with Peters at bat, balk was called
on Casey, forcing Moeller across the
plate with the first run of the inning,
with Bareford moving to third and
Glica to second. Peters then ground
ed to Heinbaugh, who booted the
ball, with Bareford scoring the sec
ond run on the error. Casey fan
ned Louis for the second out, but
/ then walked Plaster to again load
/ the sacks, and all three scored on
/ Walkers double. That was all for
Casey and Bradford went to the
mound. Wallis, the first man to face
him, slammed one over the rightfeld
wall, scoring Walker ahead of him
with the sixth and seventh runs OF
the inning Mack, up for the second
time in the inning, struck out tc
end the agony.
Lancaster got their tenth and final
run in the fifth, on a single, an err
ror and an infeld out
Hagerstown picked up two runs ir
the bottom half of the fifth Tufanc
and Heinbaugh walked, with Tufanc
scoring on Pottenger's double anc
Heinbaugh scoring after the catch
on Simmons long fly to left. Then
in the seventh, they came within one
run of tying the score Tufano sin.
! gled but was forced at second BY
Heinbaugh. Peters then walked Pot
tenger and Freund, who was pinch
] hitting for Bradford, filling the bases
! That was all for Peters and fors
took over. But he walked Simmons
forcing in Heinbaugh and leaving
the sacks full. Astbury famed fol
the second out and then, with a count
of three balls on Levan, Gilbert wen
to the mound and walked Jesse
forcing Pottenger across the plate
with the second run. But Tedesce
ended the inning by popping up t.
second.
! The Braves It'd it up in the eighth
Perrin singled, Tufano flied out, Helm