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

The Lancaster Red Roses, in free
scoring game, evened up the series
with the Hagerstown Braves at two
all on Thursday night. The score
was 8 to g. Bill Wilson, the Braves
lefthander, who was the losing pitch
err, started the game but was knock
ed out in the fifth and Stan Slack
went the rest of the way. Hersom
was behind the plate.
Franklin (the winning pitcher)
started for the Red Roses but he was
also knocked out in the seventh and
was relieved in turn by Hintz and
Bernier. Mcleod was behind the
plate
Lancaster jumped out into two
run-lead in the first. With one away,
Moore got a base on balls and Bam-
berger came right behind him and
hit one over the rightfield fence. Will
son then got the next two batters
without any trouble.
1t was 80 Lancaster in the second
when Tedesco, the first man up, hit
one over the leftfeld wall Wilson
then retired the side without fur
ther damage.
The Red Roses made it SO in the
fourth. Grote, the first man up,
walked. Jones followed with a sin
gle to right, putting men on first and
second with none out Tedesco laid
down bunt and all hands were safe
when Wilson's throw to first pulled
Riddle off the bag and the bases
were loaded. Caloia then flied to
leftcenter, with Grote scoring after
the catch, and Mcleod followed with
a single to left, scoring Jones.
Franklin, the pitcher, then laid down
a sacrifice bunt, sending Tedesco to
third and Mcleod to second. Will
son then walked Pfasterer on four
straight pitches. At this point Slack
went to the mound and struck out
Moore to retire the side.
Slack, however, also ran into trou-
BILE in the fifth when Lancaster
scored two more runs to go ahead
10. With one away, Grote walked
and stole second. Jones took a third
called strike, but Tedesco came
through with single to left, scoring
Grote, with Tedesco taking second
on the throw-in, from where he
scored the second run of the inning
on Caloi''s three-bagger. Mcleod
then grounded out to retire the side.
The Braves picked up their first
run in the sixth. Jaderlund, the
first man up, singled to right. linn
then struck out on a wild pitch that
rolled clear back to the grandstand,
but since first base was occupied by
Jaderlund, linn was automatically
out. Jaderlund, however, went to
second on the pitch. Riddle ground
ed out, pitcher to first, with Jader-
lund holding, but Lloyd Freund
came through with a line single to
center, scoring Jaderlund with the
Braves first run. But the inning
ended when Jordan flied out.
The Braves got back in the ball
game in the seventh when they
scored five times to make the score
TO Lancaster. Loos and Christian
both walked, putting men on first
and second with none out. Dutch
Dorman then sent in Laguna to run
for Christian. Herson, the next man
up, doubled to left, scoring Loos with
Laguna going to third, and Slack
followed with another single to
shortleft, scoring Laguna, with Her
som stopping at third. That was all
for Franklin and Hintz went to the
mound.
Jaderlund, the first man to face
him, walked and the bases were
loaded. linn also got walk fore
ing Hersom across the plate with the
third run of the inning and leaving
the sacks full. Buck Riddle was up
next and with a count of and 2, he
slammed a three-bagger to right
center, scoring Slack and Jaderlund
with the fourth and fifth runs, but
linn was thrown out at the plate
That was all for Hintz and Bernier
took over. Freund, the first man to
face him, grounded out, with Riddle
holding third and the rally ended
when Bernier struck out. Jordan.
Lancaster got their eighth and
final run in the bottom half. Bam-
berger, the first man up, singled to
center and Grote sacrificed him to
second, from where he scored on
Jones single. Slack then retired the
next two batters in order
Bernier pitched no-hit ball in the
last two frames.
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