The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-25
AT LANCASTER
"wednesday, September I'D

IN the final playotf for the Governors
Cup with Lancaster on Wednesday
night by score of 10 to 3, to put
them ahead two games to one.
Charlie Miller went all the way
and after the third frame pitched
shutout ball. Although he was
touched for II hits, he was unbeat-
able in the clutch from the fourth
inning on and got superb support
from his teammates. Dusty Hersom
was his catcher.
Ceplo (the losing pitcher) started
for Lancaster but was knocked out
in the Braves big fifth inning and
was relieved by Loddeke. He in
turn was relieved in the eighth by
Bernier Fischer was behind the
plate.
Both sides scored in the first
frame.
In the top half, Jaderlund opened
the inning with a walk and then, af-
ter both linn and Riddle had flied
out, Freund came through with a
single to right, sending Jaderlund to
third, with Freund taking second on
the throw-in, and they both scored
on Jordan's single to center. Loos
then popped up for the third out.
In the bottom half, Pfasterer, the
first man up, singled to left and
Moore came right behind him with
a single to center, putting men on
first and third with none out. Bam-
berger then grounded out, with
Pfasterer scoring on the play and
Moore taking second. Grote then
got single to short center, but Loos
fielded the ball quickly and Moore
could only go to third. Miller then
got Jones on a pop up, Tedesco on a
grounder and the rally was over.
But the Red Roses came back in
the third and scored twice to put
them ahead 3 to 2. Bamberger, the
first man up, hit one over the cen
terfeld wall. Grote walked, but
Jones popped up for the first out.
Tedesco kept the rally going with a
single to center, with Grote stopping
at second. Fischer came right be-
hind him with another single to the
same spot, scoring Grote, with Ted
esco stopping at second. Charlie set
tied down then, got Caloia on a fly
to left and the inning ended when
Ceplo forced Fischer at second
Charlie gave up a single in the
fourth; two singles in the sixth af-
ter two were out; single in the
seventh after two were out, and a
single in the ninth.
The Braves wrapped the game up
in the fifth when ten men went to
bat and six big runs crossed the
plate. HerSom, the first man up,
walked and Miller sacrificed him to
second. Jaderlund also walked, but
linn grounded out, with Hersom
moving to third and Jaderlund to
second on the play and they both
scored on Riddles two-bagger to
right. Freund came right behind
him with another double, scoring
Riddle with the third run of the in
ming and that was all for Ceplo, with
Loddeke going to the mound. Jor-
dan, the first man to face him, walk
ed and Loos came right behind him
with single to center, scoring
Freund with the fourth run. Joe
Christian, who was back in his old
spot in rightfeld and was batting
seventh, was up next and he dou-
bled to rightcenter, scoring Jordan
and Loos with runs five and six. But
the rally ended when Hersom, up
for the second time in the inning,
struck out.
It was go Hagerstown in the sew
enth. With one away, Jordan sin
gled to center and when Pfasterer
took the throw-in and threw the ball
into the grandstand, Jordan went
all the way to third on the error.
Loos popped up for out number two,
but Christian came through with his
second hit of the game, single to
center, scoring Jordan. Hersom fol-
lowed with a double to left, but
Riddle, who was limping from the
pulled muscle that had kept him
out of the lineup for over week,
held up at third, and the inning end
ed when Miller popped up to sec
ond. After the inning was over
Manager Dutch Dorman took Chris
tan out of the game and Laguna
went into rightfield.
The Braves tenth and final run
came in the eighth. Jaderlund, the
first man up, slammed three-bag
ger to center and Manager. Bivin
yanked Loddeke right there and sent
in Bernier. linn, the first man to
face him, laid down bunt and beat
it out, scoring Jaderlund, and when