The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-08-23
AT SALISBURY
Wednesday, August Is

Carmichael went all of the way and
Solt was his catcher.
Gunnett also went the route for
Salisbury and got his first win Che
has lost ten). Drake was his catch
err.
Hagerstown took a two-run lead
in the top half of the first. With
one away, Lind singled to left and
went to third on Zinn's double to
center. Smith followed with a sin
gle to right scoring both runners
and he went to second on the throw
in Solt got the fourth straight
hit of the inning, an infield hit to
third, and Tufano drew a base on
balls filling the bases. But all three
men were left stranded when Per-
mi flied to short left with Smith
forced to hold third and Canterna
ended the inning by grounding out
third to first.
With one out in the second inning,
Freund doubled to left and after
Lind had fouled out, linn got his
second straight hit, single to right,
but perfect peg by Williams nip
ped Freund at the plate. In the
third inning with one out, Solt got
his second straight hit, a single to
right, and Tufano, for the second
straight time, got a base on balls.
Both runners advanced while Per
mi was being thrown out at first,
but Canterna struck out to retire
the side.
In the fourth frame, with one
away, Freund got his second straight
hit, a single to center, but Gunnett
got the next two batters on infeld
outs. In the fifth inning, Gunnett
retired the side on four pitches, get
ting Smith on a grounder to first,
Solt on a fly to center and Tufano
on a ground-out, short to first.
Hagerstown got their ninth hit
in the seventh frame when with one
away, Lind singled to center and
stole second, but Gunnett got Zinn
on a fly to center and Smith on a
pop up to first.
While all of this was going on,
Dick Carmichael was Handwriting
the Athletics, shutting them out in
the first six innings on three scat
tered singles, one in the first, one
in the fifth and one in the sixth, but
the roof fell in in the bottom half
of the seventh.
Drake, the first man up, flied out
to linn. Williams followed with a
single to left and Durham ground
ed to Freund at third, whose throw
to second was too late to get Will
liams and both runners were safe
on the fielder's choice. Dick then
lost the plate, walking Kelly to fill
the bases and following that with a
walk to Gunnett, forcing Williams
across the plate with the first run
and leaving the sacks still loaded.
Book then got the second hit of the
inning, single to center, scoring
Burnham and Kelly with the second
and third runs and Carr came right
behind him with a single to left
scoring Gunnett with run number
four.
Stewart then got the third straight
hit (and the fourth of the inning)
a single to left, scoring Book with
run number five. .DiMenna then flied
to right for the second out and Drake,
who was the first man up in the in
ming and made the first out, came up
for the second time and grounded
out short to first to end the rally.
Hagerstown fought back in the
eighth but fell one short of tying
the score. Solt opened the inning
with a double to left and Tufano
came right behind him with a sin
gle to left scoring Jim with the
third run and then, after Perrin had
grounded out and Canterna had
struck out, Carmichael kept the
rally going with single to left
scoring Tufano, who had moved to
second on PERMITS infeld out and
then stole third. But Freund hit
one right back to the pitcher and
was thrown out at first to retire the
side.
linn got walk in the ninth with
one out, but the game ended when
Smith smashed a hard grounder right
at DiMenna, who whipped the ball
to second, getting linn, and the re-
lay back to first just beat Smith to
the bag, completing the double play.
Summary: Salisbury, 5R. III. DE.
6 Left. Hagerstown, AR. 12H. 2E.
9 Left.
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