Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17
MAR-DEL LEAGUE
FINAL PLAY OFFS
The Standing
SUNDAYS SchednIe

9NAtLiy CCueUule
Frederick at Wyoming, 200 P. NJ.
Frederick made a great comeback
in their own backyard last Sunday
as they showed a complete reversal
of the previous Sundays showing
to blast Wyoming IA to to dead
lock the Mar-Del Final Play-off
Series at % to send them back to
Wyoming this Sunday for the fifth
and deciding game.
Frederick took the upper-hand
in the opening inning as they chas-
ed four runs across the plate spark
ed by Harold Davis two-run triple.
From then on out there was little
question as to the outcome as they
raped Wyoming's starter Aub
Berry for hits and 10 runs dur
ing his five inning stay. Miscues
or the part of his teammates con-
tributed to his downfall. Drex Cox
took over in the 9Th but in the 7th
they fell on him for 4 more runs
with Charley Rodriguez working
the final inning TO halt any further
scoring.
In the meantime Frederica's Bud
dy Kimmel. aided by stellar field
ing by his teammates, hurled mas
terful ball and kept the pennant
winners away from the plate until
the 7th when Charley Rodriguez
rashed one out of the park with
Clemence aboard to give them their
only runs. A great catch by Harold
Davis in right halted a Wyoming
threat in the 5th. Kimmel hurled
4-hit ball and famed s during his
eight inning stay Veteran jim
Postles came in to work the final
inning and got by with little
trouble as he famed the last two
men after giving up a single. A
twin killing by each team further
checked scoring threats.
In addition to Davis. George Man
love and Kimmel each raped tri-
pies while Bobby Gibson led off the
second inning with a round-trip
per. Al Brown laced ont three
singles while Jimmy Bradford haC
two and drove in three runs. Rod
riguez's hOme-run punch was the
only telling blow for the pennan
winners as they showed theil
lightest hitting attack of the sea
son.
The game was played before on,
Of the largest crowds of the season
with both teams we'll supported. Il
pre-game ceremonies League Presi
dent Pat Knight presented WyOm
ing with the Pennant Trophy 1
was accepted by Manager Free
CIemence. Individual awards wer,
made to Frederica's first baseman
AL GottOrf, 1852 Batting Champion
and Wyoming's southpaw, Aub Der
ry, 1925 leading pitcher.
Next Sundays clash at WyOm
ing is expected to attract one of tht
largest crowds ever to attend {
AIar-Del League game. Interest is
running high and with the champ
iOnship riding on this game it viii
be even greater as both teams have
had tremendous fOuOwings through
out the entire League area. IS fOl
the game, it looms d tOss-up Il
the two games played to date a
Wyoming, they have been decldet
by a one-run margin, 9-S and los
both in WyOming's favor. Manage
Freddie Clemence has stated tha
he expects to take the mound 70
Wyoming in a bid for the Champ
ionship He has made few appear
ances this year but has been effeC
tive each time out The pennar
winners. hope to be at full strengt
with Johnny Williams and Al o
Neal back in the lineup. Frederic
will be at full strength and hav
depth on the mound. Buddy Kin
mel, or the strength of last Sur
days showing, may get the star
ing mound osll with Ken McClan
rock and jim POstles in reserv
Both Managers. Clemence for Wye
ming. and Claude Fisher fl
Frederica, will shoot the works
an effort to take home the Chaml
iOnship.
Pat Knight
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