The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-06-19

the Pennsylvania curfew law, with
the score tied Sc.
First Game
Bill Wilson, a lefthander, who re-
Gently joined the club, started for
Hagerstown, with Jerry Levinson
taking over in the seventh and Andy
Bush (the losing pitcher) coming
on in the eighth. Laguna and Her
som shared the catching chores.
/ Wolfe started for Sunbury but was
relieved by West, who got credit for
! the win.
The game, free-hitting affair,
was featured by three home runs,
one by Buck Riddle in the fourth
and one each by Reggie and Franco,
for Sunbury, in the fifth.
] Sunbury. scored five runs in the
first inning, with the Braves getting
a lone marker in the third to make
the score to l at that point. Ha-
gerstown picked up three more in
the top half of the fifth and Sun
bury scored two in the bottom half,
to make the score 7 to 4 Sunbury,
and the Giants picked up three more
in the sixth, pushing them ahead 10
to a. The Braves got one in the
seventh, to make the score 1915, and
then they poured it on in the eighth,
scoring eight more runs to put them
out in front Is to 10.
Andy Bush then went to the
mound for the Braves and he just
didn't have it, giving up five solid
hits that resulted in four runs and
put the Giants ahead to stay IA to 10.
Summary: Hagerstown 13R. 10H.
1E. Sunbury AR. 18Th. Be.
Second Game
Jack Larson started for Hagers-
town, being relieved by Wilson in
the seventh, and Hersom was be-
hind the plate. Webb pitched for
Sunbury and Bailey was behind the
plate.
Buck Riddle was out of the line
up, with Loos taking over first-base
and Laguna going to leftfeld.
Hagerstown scored twice in the
top half of the first Jaderlund
walked and went to third on Jor-
dams single to right. Freund fol-
lowed with single to center, scor-
ing Jaderlund, and when Veal let
the ball get away from him, Jordan
/ scored on the error and Freund went
to second. Webb then retired the
side without any further scoring.
The Giants picked up a run in the
bottom half when Veal doubled, ad-
vanced to third on fielder's choice
and scored after the catch when
Romeo flied to center. 1t was Al
Hagerstown in the third. Laguna
hit three-bagger scoring Loos, who
had walked, and Hersom, who had
singled. The Braves made it 81
in the top half of the fourth when
Jaderlund doubled and scored on
Jordan's single. But the Giants came
right back in the bottom half to tie
it up at SIS.
Mcbride, the first man up, was
safe at first on Jordan's error. Reg
gio followed with single to right,
sending Mcbride to third, and then,
after Williams had popped up, Bail
ey forced Reggie at second, with
Mcbride scoring on the play. Franco
followed with three-bagger, scor-
ing Bailey, and Webb came right be-
hind him with single to left, scor-
ing Franco, and when Laguna let the
ball get away from him Webb went
all of the way to third, from where
he scored on balk.
Sunbury went ahead 6-5 in the
fifth when Romeo, who had singled
and moved to third on McBride's
single, scored on the third straight
hit of the inning, single by Reggie.
But when Reggie tried to go to sec
ond on the throw he was trapped
and tagged out by Mulcahy, who
then whipped the ball to Hersom in
time to nab Mcbride who tried to
score on the play. The Braves tied
it up in the seventh when Loos, who
had tripled, scored after the catch
when Mulcahy flied out to center.
Hagerstown went ahead 8-6 in the
top half of the ninth on two hits,
one by Christian and one by Loos, a
stolen base and an error, but that
inning was washed out when the
curfew law halted the game after
one Sunbury batter had been retired
in the bottom half.
This means that the entire game
will have to be replayed at later
date, if needed.
1 Summary: Hagerstown CIR. OH. BE.
8 Left. Sunbury OR. OH. 2E. Left.
AT SALISBURY