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...doubled to put men on second and third. Then first baseman Ed kaake lined a single to center, driving in two runs. Two outs later, Bulldog pitcher Bob Kelly camp up and surprised everyone by lining one down the first base line just out of reach of Phil Bernstein's glove...
...team prepares for the trip there is a question about who will play first base. Regular first sacker Phil Bernstein, the team's clean-up hitter, has been having his problems for the past few weeks and injured his leg in the ill-fated Holy Cross expedition earlier this week. Should Bernstein not be available, the choice will probably fall on Jim Mullin, a lanky junior who has seen limited action this season...
Dick Garibaldi (3-0) will be on the hill for the Crimson. Backing him up will be the same old reliable crew, including: Phil Bernstein, who won the last game with a clutch single; Gavin Gilmor, who has hit homers in the just three contests; league-leading lumberman Mike Drummey; fielding expert Dave Morse; catcher Dick Diehl, who wins ball games with his bat and his chatter; hustling Curly Combs, who knocked in six runs to crush Princeton; currently red-hot Terry Bartolet; and right field master Bobby St. George...
Koehler's second walk of the day, to Bartolet, led to his downfall in the next inning. Morse moved him to third with a single, and firstbaseman Phil Bernstein, who had left 13 men on base during the Brown game, atoned for his past sins and singled Bartolet home. Curly Combs nearly brought in another run, but his sharp grounder was dramatically fielded by the Lion's second baseman, John O'Brien...
Curly Combs sent an easy double play ball to M.I.T. shortstop Dick Adamec. Adamec got the grounder but the Tech second baseman didn't get Adamec's flip to force Bernstein coming down from first. The ball bounced out into short right field and Bernstein never even hesitated as he took off from second, rounded third, and slid neatly into the plate just under the Tech catcher's futile...