The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-25

series three games to two. This
game was scheduled to be played on
Friday night, but was rained out.
Andy Bush, the Braves veteran
Highlander, went the route and
turned in a masterful job. Dusty
Hersom was his catcher.
Doug Gostlin, Lancaster's right
handler, also went the route and
matched Andy pitch for pitch until
the winning run was scored. Nc
Leod and Fischer divided the catch
ing chores.
Bill Loos led the 11-hit attack with
3 for 4, including two triples, and he
drove in two of Hagerstown's four
runs, including the winning run in
the 18th.
Hagerstown took a one-run lead
in the second frame when Freund
led off with a double and after Jor-
dan had been called out on strikes,
he scored on Loos' three-bagger to
center. Gostlin then got the next
two men on infield outs.
Bush ran into trouble in the third
when the Red Roses scored two runs.
With one away, he walked Moore,
and Bamberger followed with a sin
gle to center, putting men on first
and second Then with Grote at
bat, the runners advanced on a pass
ed ball and they both scored when
Grote got the second hit of the in
ming, a single to center. Jones fol-
lowed with another single, sending
Grote to second, but Andy settled
down then, made Tedesco hit into
force out at third, and then got
Caloia on fly to center to end the
inning.
Hagerstown went ahead again 80
in the fifth. Jaderlund, the first man
up, singled to right and then Gostlin
hit a wild streak and walked both
linn and Riddle, filling the bases
with none out. Freund was out on
an infield fly, but Jordan then hit a
grounder to Jones at first, who threw
to Moore, covering second, and Rid
die was forced, with Jaderlund scor-
ing on the play. Then, when Moore
whipped the ball back to Gostlin
who was covering at first, linn just
kept on running and when Gostlin
held onto the ball, linn scampered
across the plate with the second run
of the inning Loos then flied to
right to retire the side.
Lancaster tied it up in the ninth
when Fischer, who was safe at first
on Jordan's error, moved to second
on a sacrifice and advanced to third
on an infield out, scored on Moore's
single to right But the game was
thrown into extra innings when
Moore was thrown out trying to
steal second.
The Braves had a scoring chance
in the tenth when, with one away,
Loos and Christian singled in success
sion, but double play got Gostlin
out of it.
Then Lancaster had their chance
in the eleventh. Tedesco, the first
man up, got an infield hit but was
forced at second by Caloia. Fischer
then came through with single to
center, putting men on first and third
with only one out. But Andy really
frightened up then, struck out Cost
lin and got the lead-off man, Pfas-
terer, on pop up to linn.
The Braves won the game in the
18th when, with one away, Jordan
walked and scored on Loos' three
Dagger to the centerfeld fence.
Christian then flied out to center
and when Loos tried to score after
the catch he was thrown out at the
plate to retire the side
Andy then made short work of
the Red Roses in the 18th, getting
Moore on fly to right and BAN
berger and Grote on infeld outs.
Summary: Lancaster 3R. 11H. 1E.
10 Left. Hagerstown AR. 11H. 1E.
IL Left.