Boston Blackie - Baseball and Gambling

Jimmy Saunders, brother of a professional baseball player, is called in to have a meeting with Rully Carter, owner of a gambling house. As Jimmy walks into Carter's office, he says "You wanted to see me, Mr. Carter?" Carter says "I sure do". Jimmy says "Well, if it's about the fifty thousand I owe you, I don't have it". Carter says "Oh well, in that case Jimmy, maybe you shouldn't be allowed at the roulette tables again until you've paid up". Jimmy says "Oh but, Mr. Carter, you can't do that to me. My luck will change. Give me a chance, will you?" Carter says "A chance? Oh come now, Jimmy, you're into me for fifty thousand. But, um, I'll tell you what I will do. Your brother, Sammy, is one of the best baseball players in the league, right?" Jimmy says "Well sure, but what's he got to do with this? Look, I don't want him to know, you understand, I don't want him to know that I've been gambling". Carter says "Oh he won't, he won't. Now, uh, if you introduce your brother to a certain young lady, I'll forget that you owe me a dime. How's that?" Jimmy says "Just to introduce my brother to a girl and you'll tear up my IOUs for that?" Carter says "Yeah". Jimmy says "Gee, I don't get it". Carter says "You don't have to, but I don't get my fifty thousand either. What do you say?" Jimmy says "Mr. Carter, I don't know what this is all about...." Carter says "But you'll do it. That's being a good boy, Jimmy. That's being a smart boy, too. Yeah, maybe the smartest you've ever been".