| f { Sr et————————y THE POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1951 PAGE SEVEN Dallas Wins 12-Inning Game Aided By Fiske's Magnificent Pitching Jack Fiske hurled a magnificent 12-inning two-hit 4-1 triumph over East Dallas Sunday at East Dallas field. Fiske had a no-hitter working until the ninth inning. , Up to the eighth frame not one East Dallas hitter managed to knock the ball out of the infield. Wilson’s single and Kozemchak’s double placed consecutively in the ninth inning were the only hits off the amazing twirling of Fiske as he faced 44 batters. In the meantime Dallas smashed 13 hits off the two East Dallas pitchers Swank and Stanton. Inept baserunning and the rifle arm of Tex Wilson, East Dallas catcher, however, held the Dallas scoring to a minimum. In the tenth, eleventh and twelfth innings Dallas loaded the bases only to be cut down until the final frame when two hits, a walk, a hit bats- man, and three East Dallas errors produced the winning runs. Fiske was the standout player toiling twelve innings in the broil- ing sun. Both Swank and Stanton pitched credible ball but lack of hitting plus some unsure fielding meant the difference. Tex Wilson stood next to Fiske as the most valuable player. His throwing and alertness plus the fact that he was on base four out of five times and scored East Dallas’ only run was the main reason East Dallas stayed in the ball game although outhit six to one and outfielded by even more than that. The young Dallas infield was on its toes and stopped many balls that were labeled hits as they handled 25 chances with only two errors. Dallas drew first blood in the fourth when Ken Grose singled, advanced to second as Harry Grose got on on an error, stole third, and then scored on Tom Reese's line single to left. East Dallas evened the count in the seventh as Ostrum walked, Wilson reached SIMONIZING D1 12. Ray Chappell’s Sar Mobil Gas Station Luzerne-Dallas Highway PHONE 9067-R-7 first on an error; both runners ad- vanced on a bad pitch but Ostrum was out at home on Kozemchak’s bunt as a squeeze play backfired. Kozemchak stole second to put men on second and third with one out. East Dallas tried another squeeze play with Shultz bunting and Wilson crossing the plate safe- tly as the ball was bobbled on the throw to the plate. The battle see-sawed back and forth until the twelfth, when with one out Creamer singled, Ken Grose was hit by a pitched ball, and Harry Grose walked to load the bases. McGarry then batted and was safe on an error as both Creamer and Ken Grose scored. Another East Dallas error placed Gene Brobst on first base again loading the bases. Pavlick blooped a Texas League single over second to score Harry Grose with the third run. With the bases still loaded Dick Peirce hit into a double play Ostrum to Wilson to Kozemchak. East Dallas made a faint bid in the last of the twelfth but a quick double play Creamer to Pavlick to Grose ended the threat. Harry Grose, Frank Pavlick, and Tom Reese had two singles apiece to account for half of the Dallas hits. Dick Vanderbrouck had a double as a pinch hitter in the seventh. Wilson with a pop-up to short left that fell for a single and Kozemchak with a line drive double down the right field line were the only East Dallas batsmen to face Fiske successfully. Read the Post Classifieds = UIST Plumbing & Heating Installations Furnace Cleaning and Repair All Types of Plumbing Repair Septic Tanks Cleaned, Installed Hot Water Heaters Fast Emergency Service I Oil Burners & Stokers I Installed All work moderately priced and uncondition- 1 ally guaranteed On The Spot Repairs . . . DALLAS—4 Creamer, ss... atid RGrose,"¢'-...5. ol HGrose, Ab 2c. "i © Reese, cf SEB McGarry, cf HBrobst, rf ._.. Vanderbrouck GBrobst, rf Pavlick, 2b Pierce, I i 0 Shaffer, 3b... 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