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dan made the third out on a ground
er to second.
The Cards went ahead 20 in the
second. With two away, Mayer was
hit by pitched ball and then scor-
ed on Hoch's double. Cummins fol-
lowed with a single, scoring Hoch,
but he was out when he tried to 90
to second on the throw-in. That was
all the scoring until the bottom half
of the seventh when the Braves tied
it UP.
Jordan opened the inning with
walk and then Lloyd Freund, bat
ting for Loos, came through with
solid three-bagger, scoring Jordan,
and Freund then scored after the
catch when Concannon flied out to
left. Hoch then retired the next
two batters in order.
Both teams scored twice in the
eighth. In the top half with two
away, Westcott walked and scored
on Berger's double. Barth was then
given an intentional walk and Os-
sofa followed with a single to left,
scoring Berger. Mayer then forced
Barth at third for the final out.
In the bottom half Jaderlund, first
man up, singled and linn sacrificed
him to second, from where he scored
on Buck Riddles double, and Chris
tan followed with another single
scoring Riddle with the tying run.
But the rally ended when Freund
hit into double play.
That was all the scoring until the
18th when Giggie weakened and
gave up five hits and two walks that
resulted in four runs crossing the
plate. Riddle opened the bottom
half with his third hit, a single to
right, but Christian hit into double
play and then Kirk ended the game
by striking out Jordan.
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Second Game
Charlie Miller coasted to an easy
8 to win in the nine-inning second
game, holding the Cards to one run
through the first eight frames and
then letting up bit in the ninth
when three more runs crossed the
plate. Dusty Hersom was his catch
er.
Bob Bills started for Allentown,
but was knocked out in the sixth and
Kirk, who came on in relief in the
first game, again took over the pitch
ing chores. Christoff was behind the
plate.
The Braves took a 80 lead in the
third With one away, Jaderlund
walked and then, after linn had flied
to left, Riddle beat out hit to the
pitcher, putting men on first and
/ second. Joe Christian, who had
field night at the plate, getting three
hits in each game, then scored them
both with an inside-the-park home
run. Joe hit Texas Lacquer single
to right and Westcott raced in try
ing for shoe string catch but then,
when he went to pick up the ball it
took a bad bounce away from him
and rolled clear to the fence and by
the time he had run it down Joe was
safely across the plate.
It was 81 Hagerstown in the
fourth when McGovern, who had
walked and moved to second on an
infield out, scored on Westcott's
single.
The Braves added two more in
the fifth to make the score 5 to l,
when linn, who had reached first
on an error, trotted home ahead of
Buck Riddle, who slammed one over
the rightfeld wall.
Singles by Riddle and Christian
coupled with three walks and two
errors gave the Braves four more
runs in the sixth to make the score
9 to l. That was al 1.-The scoring I'M
til the ninth when Charlie gave up
four hits, including three-bagger,
to give the Cards their final three
runs.
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