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seventh with one out, put the Braves
61st double-play of the year took
care of that situation. He was
touched for two hits in the ninth
but the 62nd double-play got him
out of that. In the 10th, the first
man up singled to right, but Perrin
threw him out at second when he
tried to stretch it into double
Allen gave a superb exhibition of
pitching in the 18th. Wilkes, the
first man up, singled. Walker then
flied out to Tufano in center and
with Neal at bat, Wilkes took sec
ond on a passed ball. Neal was
then given an intentional walk.
Phasterer was up next and he flied
to right, with Wilkes racing to third
after the catch. Then, with Louis
at bat and the count on him two
strikes and no balls, Angstadt, the
plate umpire, called the next pitch
a ball. Solt protested vigorously,
but failed to call time, and while he
arguing with Angstadt Neal trotted
down to second and Solt was charg-
ed with an error. But all this fail
ed to rattle Allen, who got Louis on
pop up to Smith for the third out
He was in trouble again in the
18th, when with one away Olive
doubled to left Dutch Dorman then
ordered Singer intentionally passed
and the strategy worked when Ber-
nier and Wilkes both flied out to
Tufano In the 14th frame Allen
walked Louis, the first man up, and
Korcheck sacrificed him to second.
Olive then grounded to Smith, whose
only play was at first and Louis
moved to third. Again Dorman or
dered Singer walked and again it
paid off, for Bernier grounded to
Tommy Lind, who threw him out at
first.
In. the bottom half of the 10th,
Pfasterer opened the inning with
single to center and moved to sec
ond on an infield out, but Allen took
care of that situation by getting
Korcheck on a fly to center and
Olive on a grounder to Lind.
While all this was going on here's
what the Braves were doing:
With one out in the eighth, Lind
beat out bunt, but the next two
batters were outs. In the 10th, with
two away, Bortz singled and Lind
walked, but Lind flied out and they
we're left stranded. In the 18th, with
one away, Tufano got his third hit
of the night, single to center, but
double play erased that threat.
In the 18th, with one away, Lind
got his third hit, a double to center,
but linn forced him at third and
Smith flied out. 1t was up and 3
down in the 14th and 18th. But they
won the game in the 10th frame and
here's how they did it:
Lind, the first man up, got his
fourth hit, a single to right, and
linn sacrificed him to second. Billy
Smith then stepped to the plate and
slapped solid single to center, scor-
ing Lind with the run that put the
Braves ahead. Tufano followed with
his fourth hit, also single to cen
ter, sending Smith to third. Solt
was up next and he hit one into short
rightfield that dropped safely, scor-
ing Smith with the secod run of the
inning. But Solt was robbed of a
hit when Lou Tufano, who had to
wait because it looked as if the ball
would be caught, was thrown out
at second when Olive recovered the
ball and whipped it to Neal for the
force at second. Perrin was given
an intentional pass Dodo Canterna
then dribbled one down the third
base line and beat it out, to fill the
bases, but Bill Allen forced Can
terna at second to retire the side.
Summary: Lancaster, Or 10H DE-
II Left. Hagerstown, Ar 14H 2E.
II Left.