EAST HAMPTON, New York  -- Chevy Chase provided a crucial run, and Alec Baldwin helped ensure that everyone did the right thing.

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Chase blasted a line drive that helped turn the tide in favor of a team of the Artists team when it was down 2-0 in a star-studded Hamptons charity softball game against the Writers.

The Artists went on to win 4-2, their second victory in the series in two years.

Baldwin was an umpire for Saturday’s contest at the far east end of Long Island.

It was the 60^th installment of the annual Artists and Writers Game, a tradition started by artists including Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning.

Saturday’s game raised more than $60,000 for hospice, day care and drug rehabilitation services. It also was played in memory of actor Roy Scheider, a veteran of the Artists team, who died in February at age 75.