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

the game, being credited with one
putout and 6 assists.
In the second game, Pete Perrin
pitched the full seven innings TO gel
credit for his second win, the other
game he won was in the role of re-
lief pitcher. While he gave up nine
hits, most of them came after two
were out and he really coasted ali
the way since the boys were hitting
in the clutches and gave him a six
run margin to work on as early as
the third inning helped along by
Pete's own stick work.
First Game
Charlie Higham started for Ha-
gerstown, but was taken out for a
pinch hitter In the eighth, and Brad
ford pitched the ninth inning
Fletcher did the catching For Sun
bury, Dryden, d left-hander, went
the route and got credit for his sec
ond win, he has also lost two. JUL
ano was his battery mate.
After a scoreless first inning both
teams picked up run in the sec
ond.
In the top half, after two were
out, Juliano singled to center and
Major followed with another sin
gle to the same spot and when TIL
fano let the ball get away from him,
Juliano scored on the error and Ma
jor took second Littrell then flied
out TO end the inning.
In the bottom half, Fletcher, the
first man up, walked and scored on
Tufanos drouble to deep center
field. Pottenger grounded out, with
Tufano taking third on the play but
Simmons ended the rally when he
hit into a double play.
1t was 81 Sunbury in the third.
Dryden, the first man up, got base
on balls Astromonte grounded to
Simmons, who booted the ball, with
Dryden going to second and Astro-
monte being safe at first on the err
ror. Then, when Simmons recov-
cred the ball and made wild throw,
Dryden went to third and Astro-
monte to second on the second err
ror Zubrinski also grounded to
Simmons, who whipped the ball to
Fletcher and Dryden was out at the
plate, with Astromonte moving to
third and Zubrinski safe at first on
the fieldcr's choice. Zubrinski then
broke for second and, as Fletcher
threw the ball to Heinbaugh, Astro-
monte also broke for the plate, but
Heinbaugh threw back to Fletcher
who put it on Astromonte as he was
sliding in, to complete a very UNI
usual double play with Zubrinski
moving to third It looked as if,
despite Simmons two errors, Hig-
ham was out Of trouble, but Magli-
olo beat out an infield hit to third
and when Tedesco made a wild
throw Zubrinski scored on the err
ror and Magliolo went to second.
Pair got a base on balls but was
forced at second by Merelo, for the
third out.
Hagerstown took a one-run lead
in the fourth when they came up
with two runs. With one away
Fletcher singled to right and Tufano
walked. Pottenger then grounded
to Zubrinski at first, who made a
wild throw to second trying to get
Tufano, with Fletcher scoring on
the error, Tufano moving to third
and Pottenger pulling up at second.
Simmons then laid down perfect
sacrifice bunt, with Fletcher scor-
ing easily on the squeeze. Dryden
then struck out Highan to end the
inning.
Sunbury won the game in the
eighth when they scored their final
two runs. Zubrinski opened the
inning with an infield hit. Mag
liolo laid down sacrifice bunt, but
Fletcher made bad throw to sec
ond and both runners were safe on
the error. Pair then went out pitch
er to first, with both runners adj
vancing, and Merelo followed with
a single to left, scoring Zubrinski
and Magliolo Juliano popped up
to Levan at first for the second out.
| Major then grounded to second, but
Simmons dropped Heinbaugh's throw
and Merelo pulled up at second and
Major at first on the error. Littrell
ended the inning when he forced
Major at second.
Summary: Sunbury AR, 6H, 1E,
7 Left; Hagerstown 3R, 8H, sc, 10
Left.