The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-08-02

cut off the runner at the plate, Bro
zovich singled and drove in Ludwig
with the winning run.
Andy gave up total of Is hits,
including two-bagger, triple and
a home run. He walked five and
struck out four.
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Second Game
The scheduled seven-inning sec
ond game also went extra innings,
being called at the end of the ninth
on account of the Pennsylvania Sun
day curfew law, with the score
tied 3-3. The game will be re-play-
ed in its entirety when the Braves
make their last trip into Sunbury
next month.
Bill Allen started for Hagerstown,
but was taken out for pinch-hitter
in the sixth and Bud Niles pitched
the last four innings. Hersom was
behind the plate and Jim Solt was
in rightfield.
Yandoli started for Sunbury, but
was taken out in the seventh and
Maloney relieved him. Abramson
was behind the plate.
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the second. With one away, Mitchell
singled and went to second while
Abramson was being thrown out at
first Musselman followed with
single to right, scoring Mitchell and
Yandoli came through with the third
run of the inning, a single to left,
sending Musselman to second. Lud-
wig came right behind him with the
fourth hit, single to center, scor-
ing Musselman, with Yandoli moving
to third on the throw-in, but Myers
grounded to Allen, who threw him
out at first to retire the side.
That was all the scoring until the
sixth, when Hagerstown tied it up
%, after being held to one hit Ga
single by Tufano in the third
through the first five innings.
Bortz, batting for Allen, was up
first and he grounded out third to
first. Freund, however, came
through with single to right and
Lind drew base on balls. linn
followed with a Texas Lacquer to
center, filling the bases, as Freund
and Lind had to wait until they were
sure the ball would not be caught,
before advancing. Canterna was up
next and he got base on balls, fore
ing Freund across the plate with Ha-
gerstown's first run of the game. Jim
Solt then grounded to Ludwig at
second, who booted the ball and Lind
scored on the error. But when linn
also tried to score, he was caught in
a run down and tagged out. Perrin
then went in to pinch-hit for Hersom
and grounded out short to first to
retire the side. Perrin then went to
rightfeld, Solt went behind the
plate and Niles went to the mound.
Hagerstown threatened in the
seventh when Tufano lead off with
his second hit, a single to left, but
Riddle attempting to sacrifice, pop
ped up to Yandoli and Tufano was
doubled off first Niles then flied to
Bornholdt in right, who dropped the
ball for an error, and Freund kept
the rally alive with a single to cen
ter, putting men on first and second.
But at this point manager Fox yank-
ed Yandoli and sent in Maloney and
he ended the rally in hurry when
he struck out Lind to retire the side
HagerstoWn had another chance in
the eighth when linn, the first man
up, singled to center, but Canterna's
attempted sacrifice turned into a
pop up behind the plate. Maloney
got Solt on another pop up and end
ed the inning by striking out Perrin.
While all of this was going on, Bud
Niles had been pitching beautiful
relief ball, giving up only one hit,
a single in the sixth.
Then came the ninth when both
sides scored a run.
In the top half Lou Tufano, the
first man up, got his third hit, this
time a four-bagger over the left
field wall. Riddle then walked and
Niles sacrificed him to second, but
Maloney got Freund and Lind on in
field flies and the inning was over.
In the bottom half, Brozovich open
ed with a single to left and Taussig
sacrificed him to second Niles then
got Mitchell on pop up to first base
for out number two, but Abramson
drove in Brozovich with the tying
run when he smacked tWo-bagger
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