The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06

Allentown came DacK IN Jne DOL-
tom half to pick up run to make
the score 81 Hagerstown. That was
all the scoring until the fourth in
ming, when the situation was exact
ly reversed, as Hagerstown scored
one run in their half only to have
Allentown come back and tie the
score in a three-run splurge in the
bottom half.
But the Braves came right back
and scored run in each of the fifth,
sixth and seventh innings, while
Bennett held the Cards scoreless ex-
cept in the sixth inning when they
scored their final run.
Summary: Allentown, 5R, 8H, 2E,
4 Left; Hagerstown, 7R, 10H, 1E, 5
Left.
Second Game
HOWE Anderson shut out the
Cards in the nine-inning second
game, giving up only four hits Gall
of them singles). Bob Pottenger was
his catcher.
Herb Moford, highlander who
got credit for winning a double
header against the Braves on their
last road trip Chat was the day that
HOWE Anderson also was charged
with a double loss), was the start
ing pitcher and lost his first game
since the season started. He was
taken out for a pinch hitter in the
seventh and Carl Wollgast relieved
him. Bob Comiskey was behind the
plate.
After both sides had been retired
in order in the first inning, Hagers-
town had chance in the second in
ming. Tedesco opened the inning
with a single and went to third on
PERMITS double, but Moford then
took command and after striking
out Tufano and Heinbaugh he gave
an intentional pass to Pottenger and
then struck out Anderson to retire
the side. We had another chance in
the third when Simmons, the first
man up, singled and after Astbury
popped up for the first out, Levan
singled and TedeSco walked, filling
the bases. But again Moford bore
down and struck out the next two
men.
The Cards got their first hit in the
bottom half of the fourth when,
with one away, Marolewski singled
and then stole second. Burrichter
then grounded to Simmons who boot
ed the ball and both runners were
safe. Swederske was up next and
he flied to center for the second out,
still leaving men on first and second.
Browne then grounded to Heinbaugh
whose throw pulled Levan off the
bag and Browne was safe at first
on the error, but when Marolewski
tried to score on the play Levan
threw him out at the plate to retire
the side.
Hagerstown got three runs in the
top half of the fifth, on one hit.
Simmons, the first man up, grounded
to Swederske at third who let the
ball go through him and Simmons
was safe at first on the error. Asst
bury then sacrificed him to second
from where he scored when Jesse
Levan hit three-bagger that hit
the fence in centerfield at the 400
foot mark. Tedesco got a base on
i balls and then, with Perrin at bat
! Tedesco broke for second. Burrich-
ter dropped Comiskey's throw and
| Levan scored on the error Perrin
then grounded to Koppenhaver who
fumbled the ball, with Tedesco scor-
ing on the second error of the In
ming, with Perrin safe at first. Then
with Tufano at bat, Perrin was out
stealing, for the second out. Lou
then got base on balls, but Helm
baugh forced him at second to retire
the side.
The Cards got their final three
hits in the seventh, but couldn'f
score. Burrichter, the first man up
singled to left. Anderson got Swed-
erske on a pop-up to the catcher
and Browne by the strikeout route
but Coniskey came through with
another single to left, with Burrich.
ter stopping at second. Carl Woll
CAST then went in to pinch hit fol
Moford and he got the third hit o.
, the inning, again to leftfeld, but
, superb fielding by Pete Perrin hello
! Burrichter on third. Manager Gene
l Corbett then went in to pinch hi
} for Koppenhaver, the shortstop, anc
I he flied to Tufano in centerfeld tt
retire the side, leaving the three
base runners stranded.
II Wollgast went in to pitch in thu
eighth, with Corbett going to sec