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TRENTON
(Friday. September 81

they took the fourth game of the
series by score of is to 8.
Charlie Higham went all the way
for Hagerstown and Terrell was his
battery mate.
McCaferty, a Highlander (the
losing pitcher), started for the Giants
but was knocked out in the second
inning and was relieved by Wilson.
He in turn was taken out for pinch
hitter in the seventh and was re-
lieved by McMillen. Matte was be-
hind the plate.
Colombo, Trenton's regular third
baseman, was out of the game with
an injury and Boetto, the catcher,
took over the hot corner.
The Braves lost no time in getting
to McCafferty, piling up three runs in
the first frame. With one away,
Lind tripled to center and scored on
Levan's single to right Burgett flied
to left for the second out, but Perrin
slammed one over the centerfeld
wall scoring Levan ahead of him
Tedesco grounded out TO retire the
side.
They came right back in the sec
ond to score four more runs on one
hit. Harbaugh, the first man up,
grounded to short, but was safe at
first when Korczowski booted the
ball. Terrell walked and Higham
crossed everyone up by bunting the
third strike down the third baseline,
sending Harbaugh to third and Fer
rell to second, and when Betto made
wild throw to first, Harbaugh scor-
ed on the error, Terrell moved to
third and Higham went all the way
to second linn then walked to fill
the bases. That was all for McCaf-
ferty and Wilson went to the mound.
Lind, the first man to face him,
forced linn at second with Terrell
scoring on the play, Higham moving
to third and Lind being safe at first
on the fielder's choice Levan flied
out to right, with Higham scoring
easily after the catch and then Bur-
gett drove Lind across the place with
the fourth run of the inning with a
double to right. Perrin ended the
rally by grounding out.
In the bottom half of the second
Mays opened the inning with a three
Dagger to right but he died there
when Korczowski popped up, Gun
bingham grounded out and Rodin
struck out They got their second
hit and their first run in the third
when, with two away, and no one on
base, Boetto smacked one over the
leftfield wall
The Braves made it 10-1 in the tor
half of the fourth. linn, the first
man up, laid down bunt and beat
it out. Lind also beat out bunt
sending linn to second, and wher
Matte made wide throw to first il
vain attempt to get Lind, Zinr
moved to third on the error anc
; Lind to second and Levan drove
) them both in with a double to RICH
! Git was Levan's fourth RID. Bur
gett lined out to Bell at second anC
Perrin flied to left, but Cunningham
! dropped the ball for an error ant
! Perrin pulled up at second, but TIE
desco and Harbaugh both grounde,
! out.
In the bottom half, Mays, the frs
: man up, got his second straight tripl
: to right and then Korczowski walk
ed. Cunningham was up next an
n he grounded to Lind, who steppe
/ on second forcing Korczowski an
4 then whipped the ball to Harbaug
: to complete the double play, wit
o Mays crossing the plate with tn
e Giants second run.
k 1t was 1872 Hagerstown in tn
e sixth. With one away Burgett single
: to left and went to third on Perrin
o double to left. Tedesco then got
k Texas Lacquer to short center, sco1
i, ing Burgett, with Perrin going t
J, third. Harbaugh then hit bound
(, er to the pitcher who threw Hal
:, baugh out at first, with Perrin hole
ing up at third and Tedesco movin
d to second and they both scored whe
It Terrell got his second straight hit,
n single to right.
IS The wild pace continued in tn
it seventh when the Braves scored tw
and the Giants four.
IS In the top half, after two were on
is Levan singled and Burgett cam
it through with a four-bagger over tt
it leftfeld wall, scoring behind Leva
@ Git was Burgett's third RBI). Peril
n followed with his third extra ba:
tt hit, a double to center, but Tedesc
e. forced him at third for the final GU
lie In the bottom half Cunningha
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