1956 06-14 White Sox at Yankees

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4:10We've planned for the plot twists so support is always available because a great trip starts with peace of mind. Draw a step now for the final game on a very, very long day, boys, that are hot here today, a sizzler, but good baseball weather, now they're calling the lineups around the New York, I'm a lifeless.

5:28I'm a lifeless. I'm a lifeless. I'm a lifeless. I'm a lifeless. I'm a lifeless. I'm a lifeless. I'm a lifeless. I'm a lifeless. Grant, you've heard the lineups called around on the public address system just the way the fans have who are seated here in Yankee Stadium.

6:29The manager is Tacey Stangle and Marty Murray in a Reformed play right now. Fox play at Chicago at Kamiski Park tomorrow night against Washington, and it's going to be their great left-hander Billy Perst tomorrow night. Billy Perst will pitch the Washington game tomorrow night. On our sports show tomorrow night on television and radio, 545 to 6, our guest will be Jim Wilson who is pitching this ball game against the Yankees here today. Just in case you couldn't hear that, let's give you the lineups again. McDougal at Short, Collins in right, Mantle in center, Barrow the catcher, Skyrim at first, Howard in left field, Kerry at third, Coleman at second, and Grim the fifth. With a wife sucks, Monoso in left field, Fox at second, Dolby in center field, Philly at first, Rivera in right field, Lotter the catcher, Hatfield at third, Apparitio at short, and Wilson will do the pitching. Wilson today will be out to join Ford and Boston's Brewer, the top winners in the American league.

7:31Since joining the socks on May 21st, Wilson has appeared in six games, winning four, and was instrumental in saving decisions in the two others. He's made two starts. Here are the Yankees going on out of the field. Billy Perst will open the homestand against Washington tomorrow night. He'll be sinking his ninth win out the campaign. The white socks have a chance to make an 11 and 6 on this road trip that they can win this ballgame against the Yankees. Well, we're all set to go. The Yankees and their white uniforms around the field, Monoso is going to lead off today abouting 287 with 19 RBI. Box two seven. Grim, who is the pitcher today for New York,

8:32starts for the third time, will be seeking his first complete game. He beat the red socks in relief on April 22nd. The Kansas City in relief may the fourth. His last win was over the age, June the 6th. When he pitched six innings allowing ten hits, striking out eight, winning with relief by Tommy Burns. His other start was a no decision game, the Yankees beatwashed into nine to six. Grim has never lost to the white socks, winning six times in his career. He beat them once last year and has a no one lost. I get record against them in 56, but there's always the first time. So there's been two firsts. The socks won their first game against New York yesterday. Dolby got his first comb run and now maybe the white socks can hand Grim his first loss. Here's Monoso, we're all set to go. Carry a third, McDougall at short, comb in a second, scarring at first, mangled in center, powered in left and collins in right.

9:35Monoso a swing at a low fast curve, strike one. One strike, not a speed on that ball. Here comes the next pitch and it's the same pitch right across the knee. Johnny Rigney's favorite pitch, that curve ball. Two strikes on Monoso. Next pitch to him, a swing at the curve again and he bounced its fall on the roof of the socks dugout. That sweet, straight curve, he's broken off on Monoso. Nobody on and nobody out, this game is just getting underway.

10:36Two strikes for many. And a ground ball, he hit a full fastball and he bounces it right back to short. And the shortstop McDougall threw him up. Here's Foxy with a 270 batting average and 11 runs about it in. Here's Fox stuffing in. And a ball that's a little bit too close. Nelson Fox is in the batter's box.

11:36One out here in the first inning, no score in the ball game, wherever you may be tuning in. It's a hot day in Yankee Stadium and the pitch. In there, beautiful slow curves, strike in across the knee. Grim is wearing number 55. He had a tremendous year, not last season, but the season before. The outfield is shallow with Foxy up. And a slow ball is swung on and it's a fly ball in the right center field. That mantle has a lot of time to get under two outs. Here's Larry Dolby with a 263 batting average. 24 runs about it in. And yesterday, he hit his first home run of the campaign. Here's Larry Dolby.

12:42He lined up in the first pitch to Larry off the corner of the knee, ball one. They're playing Dolby to pull. They played him to pull yesterday and he hit the ball down the left of the line for a home run. Next pitch to Larry, beauty right in across the knee. Strike one and one. Bob Grim against Jim Wilson today. Larry with a number 14 on the back of his gray uniform. Here's an inside hook that's very close, forced him out. Ball two and strike one. Grim pulls his cap down firmly on his head. Bob Grim. Leans forward again.

13:43Next pitch to Dolby. Strike on the outside corner. Ball two, strike two. Collins again in right field in place of power. Here's the two two pitch to Dolby. Swing in a high fly ball to left. That should get it coming in a couple of steps. He's got it. Blow the up. So it's a case of three up and three down in the first inning. White socks, nothing across. In the score at the end of the first half of the first inning. The white socks, nothing. The Yankees are now coming to mid. Here's Wilson. There's one four games since Johnny in the white sock. He's one eight and lost two.

14:43He's put 74 innings and given up 66 hits. 30 runs. They were all earned. 43 strikeouts. 26 walks. And an earned run average of 3.7 oh. First hitter McDougal about in 2.91. Now here's the first pitch to him. Slowball a little bit high. Catfield at third, operational at short. Fox at second. Billy at first. Dolby in setter. Monoso in left. Rivera in right. Lot of the catcher in the pitch. Slowball right down the middle. One and one. Just tuning in. There's no scores yet in this ball game. Yankees are up for their first turn in the last half of the first inning. And a ball that clouds him at the letters. Lot of youngsters who were in the upper deck as guests of the management are chanting.

15:44We want a hit. We want a hit. Ball two strike one. Slowball. A little bit too low. Ball three. Three and one. Wilson the right hander is in the motion. And a swing in the middle. He signed armed in that time and really broke one off. And it's a three to cut. Ball three strike two. Number twelve in the back of his white uniform. This is the shortstop Gil McDougaloo. The handyman in the infield can play any place. Here's a high pop-up to third.

16:45Hat field. A five feet from the bag is coming toward the bag. He's two feet in front of it. He's got the ball for the up. Here's Collins, the right fielder. Collins is batting 222. Collins stepping in. Hat field comes over from third to say something to Wilson. No score in the game. One out in the Yankee half of the first inning. Wilson takes a look around to see that everybody's in place. Here's the pitch to Collins. A slow hook right down the middle. Strike one.

17:48One strike. In the motion again in the next president Barack Obama. Virginia, we are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to raid the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years. But you can stop them. By voting yes by April 21st. Help put our elections back on a level playing field and let voters decide not politicians. Vote yes by April 21st. Paid for by Virginians for fair elections. You're having a good time. You're out drinking with the boys. Now it's time to pay the tab. $11,352.47. Wait, what? Well, there are court costs, attorney fees, higher insurance costs, damage to your car, do you why finds? Not to mention the damage to your social life. Plan a sober ride or pay the price. Drinking and driving costs more than your drinks.

18:48It could cost a life. Learn more at what'sthedamage.org. Brought to you by Virginia DMV. When the Collins same spot, a tap file around the first baseline. Strike two for Collins. The on deck hitter is Mickey Mantle. Two strikes on Collins. The right field. Let your lanes forward again. He's all set. Here's a slow ball. Strike three with about an issue. That is the... Well, once the match is 44, strike out of the air. Here's Mickey Mantle with a 388 batting average.

19:52Wind up in the first pitch. A little bit too high. Outside probable. Too hot and nobody on. This is the final game and it's the rubber game of the White Stock Yankee Series. The right-handed Wilson against the right-handed Bob Grimm. Ninth game at Kamiski Park tomorrow night in Chicago. So Billy Pierce against Washington. Ball on the metal. And a high twister. Ball two. The outfield is swung to the right. They're playing in deep. Here comes the next pitch to metal.

20:53And it's a ball. It's low and outside. Ball three, the Mickey Mantle. Number seven on the back of his white uniform. Here's the three-all pitch to metal. And it's in there. Right across the way. Now the next pitch. A baller tie. Welcome. Here is Yogi Barra stepping in.

21:59Three-fifty-one batting average. Yogi Barra. One of the most feared hitters in baseball. One of the best badball hitters the game has ever known. And on first base and two away. And a tight gets in across the knee. One strike for the Yogi man. Mickey Mantle walked after two were out in the first inning. No score in the game. The last of the first. And a swing and a ground ball to the right of rock. That's up at the ball. Fires to first. And it's a out of first base to retire the shot. Mickey Mantle is a very fast runner. And Fox did not want to gamble on getting that ball to operational. And having a close play over there.

23:00He made sure by getting Barra and that's the way to play it. For the sure third up. So that's the end of the first inning in the inning. No runs. No hits. A walk. One left. At the end of one. The white sucks. Nothing. And the Yankees nothing. Well, we're moving into the second inning. There's no score in the ball game. And the first man to come up. It's going to be Dave Philly. He's batting 251 and he has 31 runs about it in. And a spike. Right down the middle.

24:06Bob Graham. He's going to hit the right hand. It works on the right hand. Cleveland nothing and Boston nothing at the end of the first inning. Last ball. A little bit too tight. And it's a ball one and a spike one cut. Here comes the pitch today. They swing and a foul ball on the ground. Off to the left of the plate. One and a spike two cut. One takes a look around the infield now. Double check it. Just be sure that here's the pitch. And a swing and a foul on the ground. In the game today between Cleveland and the Boston Red Sox for Cleveland,

25:10it's lemon. And for Boston, it's the lock. Nothing and nothing at the end of one. Here it's nothing and nothing in the second. All of the matches. There's only one nationally game at the night game. And a swing and a miss. Billy struck out on the slow curve. That is the 20th strikeout of the campaign for Grim. Here's Rivera. Got him 2.91 with 21 runs about it in. I understand there was a big deal today. Between the New York Giants and the St. Louis Cardinals. We'll try to get you the details on it. Here's Rivera stepping into the batter's box. And the first pitch to him. A swing and a very high fly ball into right field. Collins is right in the track of the ball.

26:10She should get it. He does. And that's two away. Here's Loller. Here's Loller stepping into the batter's box. The White Star's first ring catcher. Got him 3.14 with 27 runs about it in. Facing Bob Grim. Aligned up in the first pitch. It's in there. Spike is right across the knee. He's out in the second inning. Here comes the next pitch to Loller. Swung on. And I've popped flying the left field. McDougal pulls his glasses down. Going out, drops the ball. That's an error. He had the ball on his hands and drops it. That's an error for McDougal.

27:13As he reached up to flick the glasses down. He stuck his glove up in the ball. He landed in the glove. And as he balled his bare hand down on the ball. The ball dropped out of the glove. In there. Here's Hatfield, about in 262. With eight runs about it in. So the socks have a bass runner after two out in the second inning. And the pitch. A beauty. And he swings and follows it along the first bass line. There's almost a big night game at Kamiski Park tomorrow night in Billy Perth. Senators work plenty rough on the white socks at Washington. They've got a lot of power in that ball club. It should be some game. Single game on Saturday. And a big double header on Sunday. Ball, it's low inside. Night game Monday with Baltimore. Night game on Tuesday with Baltimore.

28:13Day games, Wednesday and Thursday. Night game with the Yankees. Friday, a single game on Saturday. And a big Sunday double header with the Yankees. Man, there's some terrific games coming up on this stand. Here's a swing and a follow. In a big deal today between the Giants and the Cardinals. The Giants. Gave up. There's great shortstop. Alvin Dark. Outbuilder. Whitey Lockman. Catcher. Cut. And a left hand pitcher by the name of Little. In return. They get shamedys. They second basement of the Cardinals. They get a great rookie ball player. Jackie Brant. They get Sarny. A veteran right hand hitting catcher. And they get a left hand pitcher. Dick Bolittlefield. That deal was consummated today. Ball one and strike two. And a strike a fastball across the knees. Be struck enough. So Grim gets this. 20th and 21st strikeout in the second inning at New York.

29:17No runs. No hits. An error. And a manlet. The score fans at the end of the first half of the second. The white socks. No runs. No hits. The Yankees. No runs. And no hits. First man to bat. Is Karin. Is she calm the boy, about in 327. First baseman. And a ball. It's low. Here's the next pitch to him. A swing. And a high five. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a high five. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a high five. And a swing. And a high five. And a swing. And a swing. And a high five. And a swing. And a swing. And a high five. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing.

30:17And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. And a swing. Here's Austin Howard, the first pitch to him, I think it's right across the me. Very harsh to the United Airlines, just came in, how are you, Harry? It's fine, Bob, how are you? Playing here, we're all set to go back tonight. You bet we are, and we're doing Chicago what time? 8.15 Chicago time. 8.15 Chicago time at Midway, huh? Fine. Here's a ground ball that's a third base for the nice stop by Hatfield, take a cloth, and he's off. Two away. There was a brilliant stop by Hatfield, so there's two away, and it's going to bring up Andy Kerr. Here's Andy Kerr stepping in, 273, riding our ridge, and a strike in across the me.

31:32Two out of nobody on, in the last half of the second. The next pitch to him, a swing of a minute, the side arm of that time with a big breaking ball, and it's right to. Final game on the road trip, back home tonight, driving in Chicago on United Airlines around between 8.15 and 8.10, and then a long homestand starting tomorrow night, with the might game of chemistry part. Slowball, he hits a fly ball, shallow to light field, river a coming fast, he's got that ball for the hunt. Three up and three down, no runs, no hits, no errors, and the score fans at the end of two qualities at Yankee Stadium, Whitestock, no runs, no hits, the Yankee, no runs, and no hits. President Barack Obama.

32:33Virginia, we are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to raid the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years. But you can stop them by voting yes by April 21st. Help put our elections back on a level playing field and let voters decide not politicians. Vote yes by April 21st. Paid for by Virginians for fair elections. Finding a hoodie that lasts through the season can be tough. The American Giant Classic Foolsip hoodie is made to last year after year. Snag the hoodie that brings comfort for life. Save 20% off your first order at American-Giant.com with code staple20 at checkout. I want to repeat that deal that was made today between the Cardinals and the Giants. The Giants gave up Alvin Dark, outfielder Whitey Lockman, catch your cut, and a pitcher little. And the Cardinals, those four players, go to the Cardinals. The Cardinals gave up Shandys, second basement, Jackie Brett,

33:35a utility ball player, and they say a tremendous prospect, Sarny, and a pitcher, a little few. Here's the Whitestock's great little show of stuff. Lewis, Apparitio, stepping into the batter's box. This little guy is some ball player. 250 batting average, and 14 runs batted in. He drove in free, and yesterday he's in. Here is Lewis Apparitio, stepping into the batter's box. Graham is getting sent out there, so let's get in a quick break. This is the WCFL's Chicago Whitestock's baseball network. One strike.

34:36Next pitch, a curve. It's low and outside. One and one for little Lewis. He's all set again, and a swing, and a drive in the right set of field. It's going to drop in, and there is a base hit, follows Apparitio. And that is the first hit of the game. That's going to bring up the pitcher Wilson, and a very good hitter, by the way, although a hit is probably not in order here, we may see a sacrifice. Here is Wilson stepping into the batter's box. Louis on first base. And a fast ball is styled up on a wire here in front of us,

35:37as the attempted to punch the ball, one strike. One strike. Only one game in the national league, it's a night game between the Giants and Milwaukee. One other game in the American League, Cleveland and Boston. Nothing and nothing in the second. The first baseman, Scarwin, was running down the line, but the pitcher Bob Grimm stepped off the line. There's a swing and a foul. They tried to cross him up that time, and flashed a hit in the run sign. And Lewis Apparitio, one of the fastest men in the big leagues, was really racing around. Back when that ball hit the screen, he was out of the second base. Now we have a two strike card on Wilson,

36:38one man out, Apparitio, who single. Nobody off, no score, third inning in the ball game. And don't miss that night game at Kamiski Park tomorrow night. The outfield is shallow with the pitcher up. Kerr ball, hits a high fly ball, shallow to center field. Nikki Maddle, going to his left, he's got it for the out. Gonna bring up the lead off better, but also, all for one, 287 going in with 19 runs out of the net. Here's Manoso stepping in. He made on first base, and a swing and a high ball is out of play. All clear to the right, one strike.

37:46One strike for many. Apparitio at first base. He's single, one out. Now the pitcher grim turns and fires of all the first base. Louis is back in plenty of time, no score in the third inning. And he carries a third, playing very close to the line. Here comes the only close to first, back inside. Boy, she's a sure system today. Real good base ball, other. Looks like these pitchers are both in shape. Here's the ground ball, foul. Just missed the bag at third base. And also, hit sharply past the bag. And the umpire at third base.

38:47And his hands up, right away, that is a foul ball. So we have a two strike count on minutes. The upfield is playing, and also, fairly deep. Apparitio at first, and a swing and a foul back up here in the upper deck. Well, Mrs. Grace Kamiske's white socks have done pretty well for themselves on this trip. Socks are ten and six. And boy, they lost a couple of heartbreakers in that six. Bit of a breaker tube in 12 and four here today with this last game of the series.

39:48Last game of the world trip. Quick throw to first, and Louis had to dive back onto the back. Two strikes for him and also, with Grim trying to hold Apparitio as close to that bag as he can. Here's a curved spike three, took it with a bottom still. And as the first strikeout for Grim, who has his curve ball breaking beautifully today, he's controlling it, he's got some pop on it, he's got the ball moving. And it's really breaking off. Both these pictures look in great shape, and this should really be a wonderful ball game. Yes, you can't beat baseball, the greatest game in the world. There's box up in there, and a pitch almost hit him in the leg.

40:51Boxy, who has been nudged five times already with a pitch ball, twisted in, got out of the way. And on first base with two out in the third, and a swing of the ball, hit himself in the leg that time with a foul ball, one in one. Grim has a number fifty-five on the back of his white uniform. Yogi Berra, you on it up with the plate umpire, who's Charlie Berry today. Yogi is continually talking at the plate, he talks to all the hitters, he talks to the umpires, he keeps up a constant stream of conversation. And he likes to have the hitters join in with him and get their minds off what they're doing up there. Box takes a ball, it's low inside.

41:59The Boston Red Sharks have taken a two-run lead over Cleveland and lemon. The rock pitching for Boston, two to nothing at the end of two winning. Here at Yankee Stadium, it's nothing and nothing in the third inning. Bob Nelson describing the ball game, from the house that Ruth built, and a ball, it's slow. Three in one. The undead man is Larry Dovey. Grim turns around, rust the ball around on his hands, looks back around the infield and the outfield. There's shallow with box-up. Here's the three-one pitch to box, way high of baseball ball. Gonna bring up Larry Dovey. Here's Larry Dovey stepping into the batter's box, to apply ball to Howard and left the early first time up.

43:04Now he's getting up in there. With a chance to put the white socks out in front of his ball game, where they hit. Speedball on second base and a fast man on first base. Here's the pitch to Larry Dovey, a swing and a high ball that's going out of play off here to the left, one strike. Washington Senator, some good powerful hitters on that ball club. Pete Reynolds, Lemon, Carlos Paula, Roy Severs, the time bulldog, Clint Cartney, and I'll be at Chicago all weekend. Now here's the pitch, a swing and a middle. He picked some time there to change up on him and he threw him a slow ball of the letters. And Dovey swung on it in minutes, two strikes, two on, two out, third inning.

44:04No score in the ball game of New York. The outfield is playing fairly deep. Now here's the next pitch to Larry Dovey, a fast ball. He cuts down and follows up into the sand. Well, they hit here of any kind with the white socks out in front of this game. No score in the third inning. No separation on second base, rocks on first base. Here comes the pitch and it's strike three, fast ball across the way. He's caught a lot on strike. And that is the fourth strikeout for Grim.

45:05It's no runs, one hit, they walk, and two men. Well, left on the base. The score fans at the end of the first half of the third inning. White socks, no runs, and one hit, the Yankees, no runs, and no hit. Here's Coleman up and the first pitch to him is high and in close. Now the wind up in the next pitch. High gets right in across the knee. Thank you. Thank you. Getting all set again and a swing here's a foul ball on the wire in front of us.

46:10And it's a ball one in a strike two-countful goal. Nobody on and nobody out in the third. No score. The pitchers are worse than Grim. The white socks have no runs, one hit. The Yankees have no runs, no hit. Bob Wilson describing the ball game from Yankees City. Wilson in the motion again, and here it is. Slow ball, a swing, and a foul tip. Roller couldn't hold on. So Coleman gets the swing on the house. Ball one in a strike two-count. That's a high inside pitch for a ball, two in two. Ball two in strike two for Coleman.

47:13Jerry has a batting average of 190. He's played very low. A pitch to him, a swing at a miss. And brother, he really went up, reaching that side. That was a foot outside the strike zone right at the knee. That is the second strikeout for Wilson. President Barack Obama. Virginia, we are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to fight the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years. But you can stop them by voting yes by April 21st. Help put our elections back on a level playing field and let voters decide not politicians. Vote yes by April 21st. Paid for by Virginians for fair elections. You're having a good time. You're out drinking with the boys. Now it's time to pay the tab. $7,352.47, wait what?

48:14Well, there are court costs, attorney fees, higher insurance costs, damage to your car, do you why finds? Not to mention the damage to your social life. Plan a sober ride or pay the price. Drinking and driving costs more than your drinks. It could cost a life. Learn more at what'sthedamage.org. Brought to you by Virginia DMV. And it's going to bring up the picture of the ring. Here is Grim, stepping into the batter's box. Why not nobody on and the last is the third. We've gone three innings today, almost three innings. In 40 some minutes. Yesterday took almost an hour and a half. Strike right across the knee. See, we're watching a tremendous picture's battle of New York today

49:14between Wilson and Grim. Slow ball. And she dropped in beautifully across the waves. And it's an eye strike, strike two. Here Wilson, pitching to Grim. And he side armed him too far outside the ball. One and two. Well, one and a strike two count. Wind up and here's the next fish. Ball. It's blowing outside it. Having the hitter in the hole and it being the pitcher, Wilson's working on it. You've got to be just as careful with a fellow like this if you do with the... In fact, there's a demon all with you to say it. These kind of guys that beat your ball games, the pitcher gets careless. When he gets a weak hitter up there, the pitcher. A two-two pitch. And a spiked-key broke off of duty.

50:16That is the first strikeout for Wilson. The seventh strikeout of the game. Here's the lead-off man Gil McDougal at 2.91 hitter. And he's over for one. The two-two was standing outside the batter's box, talking it up with the play-dumperer, Charlie Murray. How the lined up in the first pitch. At the ball, it's blowing outside. Ball won. Frankie Chris study coaching at third base. Bill Dickey coaching at first base. The outfield is straight away. And a nice curve caught the Conner one-and-one.

51:25Well, one-and-strike one. Two-out and nobody on him. A pitch-two McDougal, a snowball in there. Right-two right over the heart of the play. Wilson will be our guest tomorrow night on our sports show in Chicago, 5.45 to 6. Remarkable fellow. And a remarkable pitcher. All the slowball, a five-ball to left. And also coming in on this wall. And he had it in rock the ball. A couple was going to hold up at first. That ball was thinking, but he had it. So they almost have to get there goes the error sign. They almost have to give, but also an error. It's going to bring up the light-fielder. Colin.

52:29Here's Colin. Purple one, a strikeout victim the first time up. The infield of A is half-field up. Riccio Fox and Philly. And the pitch. A ball. It's high and outside. Ball one. And also had the ball in his hand. Right around the knee. And rock. Got again. Here comes the pitch to Colin's, a slowball, and it missed on the corner for a ball. Well, they're going to have quite some time picking the all-star teams this year for the all-star game, which is going to be played this year in Washington.

53:31Two and nothing. Mental, of course, looks like a cinch. Percent of field, they probably get 99 percent of the votes, and he deserves it. The American league left-fielder will probably be Williams. But to pick the right-fielder this year poses a few problems. Al Kayline, who's been out there in the last few years, they've thought of first there. Hasn't been hitting up to his normal stride, and... ...maren't to say who will be the studying right-fielder for the American league. Here's a hard hit throw to right-stutter field. It's going to go up to a wall, and it's going to score a run. Here comes McDougal around, and the full-on throw to the play he scored. The cutoff of the mound. And that is a two-way set. In the right-stutter field by Colin, let's score McDougal all the way from first. So as it turns out, the error by Minostrault will come.

54:41Level for Colin, and a run about it in. Here's Mickey Maddo, who walked the first time up. That was a ball hit solidly on a line between Doby and Rivera, and it bounced up in front of the bleachers in right-stutter field. Here's Mickey Maddo. First pitch to Maddo is the slow curve ball in there, right around the left. One stride. So the New York cankeys go off first blood. It's blended up. Colin's on second base. Maddo the batter, two out. The next pitch to Maddo, a little bit too high, and in close for a ball, makes it one and one.

55:43The Yankees have one run, one hit, have committed one error. The White Stocks have no runs, one hit, and have committed one error. Here's the pitch to Maddo, a swing in the drive, in the right-stutter field. It's going to go in the same spot. Up on the board out there, and it's another double into right-stutter field. Colin scores, and the Yankees are leading two to none. The Maddo is connected for a two-bagger in the deep right-stutter field. He's hit out there in front of the bleachier fence. On the bounce, the same spot the Colin's drive hit. I'm still the Yankees have now taken a two-run lead. And Maddo's on second base with two out. It's going to bring up Yogi Maddo. He's going to go in the right-stutter field. He's hit out there in front of the bleachier fence. On the bounce, the same spot the Colin's drive hit. He's going to bring up Yogi Maddo.

56:48They're going to walk him. Here's a pass to Yogi Maddo. All one. All. Colin's up next. All three. Here comes ball four. He's walking. A intentional pass to Yogi Vera brings up the first baseman, Moosegaard. The guy on a 327 hit are going into the ball game. He's batting with Yankee runners at first and at second and two out.

57:48First pitch to him right across the knees, strike one. Final game of the series at Yankee Stadium. Here's the next pitch to him. And a cap to the box. Here's a hit. Here's a run scoring. Vicki Maddo is going to score. A scour and single to the box. And the Yankees have taken a free run. On the play, Yogi Vera went to third. Scour and holds up at first. Man will score. And it's going to bring up the left fielder. Elston Howard.

58:50Here's Howard stepping in. Still too out. And a swing and line drives the third. Howard, line one like a bullet. That field cut that ball up around his head. And it retires the side. So all that happened after two outs. And they opened the door when Manoso had a fly ball. But many, who usually have very reliable outfielder, just couldn't hold it that time. But errors are part of the ball game. Sometimes they go for you, sometimes they go against you. But this game of baseball is built up on hits, runs, and errors. And errors are as much the part of the game as the runs of the hits. So when the inning is free run, on three hits, an error, a walk, and two manner left. At the end of three, at Yankee Stadium in New York, Yankee's three runs on three hits,

59:53the White Sox, no run, and one hit. There's not much going on today. In the American League, it's Cleveland with Lemon, the Boston Red Sox with Deluxe. And the score is two to nothing in favor of Boston at the end of two hits. In the National League, there's one game on the schedule. The Giants will play at Milwaukee the night. And I want to tell you again about the deal. The Giants sent Alvin Dark, Lockman, Kot and Little to the Cardinals. And they get an exchange, Shane Dees, Rath, Sarni, and Little Beals. Here's Dave Philly up to see if he can get something started here now in the fourth inning, a swing and a fall. The next pitch today, but it's over his head, ball one. Rob Grim, right header.

1:00:58He's doing the pitching today against the White Sox in this final game of the series. Silly steps out of the batter's box now to get a little dirt on his hands. Here comes the pitch and a swing and a fly ball, way back in the right field. It's going, going, going, going, on a homerun. And there's the White Owl Wattup and a box of White Owls to go. As Dave Philly climbed that fall into the right field stand for a second home run and his 30 second run battered it. Long driving to the right field seats by Philly. Here's that field. Rivera, rather.

1:02:01And a front of on the third baseline. They're going to do the roll and it goes far. Rivera tried to catch the infield, mapping the third baseman back and jumped a bunch along the third baseline that stayed fair for about 15 feet. And then you with you'll be better after it, yelling, let it roll, let it roll. It did roll outside. The score is three to one, Philly just did a homerun. Was there a fly not to right field the first time up? Here's a fix to him. Fast ball across the knees. Strike two. Copy the fourth inning. And the president Barack Obama. Virginia, we are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to raid the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years.

1:03:03But you can stop them by voting yes by April 21st. Help put our elections back on a level playing field and let voters decide not politicians. Vote yes by April 21st. Paid for by Virginians for fair elections. Craving the coffee flavor you love. But without the caffeine, Kachava's got you covered with their newest coffee flavor. This all-in-one nutrition shake delivers bold, authentic flavor, crafted from premium decaffeinated Brazilian beans. With 25 grams of protein, 6 grams of fiber, greens, and so much more. Treat yourself to the flavor and nutrition your body craves. Go to kachava.com and use code news. New customers get 15% off their first order. That's K-A-C-H-A-V-A.com code news. Call most to them. A ball, one and two. Rim turns his back on the hitter now, takes the glove off.

1:04:03The pitchers take naturally on a day like this. They're no reason to worry. And in this heat, they couldn't be expected to. They take a lot of time between pitchers, go to the Lausanne bag, get their hands dry. Now he's shut again. And Rivera hits the high fly ball, shallow the right field. Collins coming in and he's got it for the other. He hit a change up pitch. Here is Loller who was safe on an error the first time. Remember to get your tickets for games on the homestand now that starts tomorrow night with a light game. Get them down at Littins, the state and Jackson on the west side at Bear Brothers in Foti. And any Ozark airline office or at Kamiski Park with a big 35th Street side box office is open daily. The pitch to Loller taken around the need. Strike one.

1:05:09Here on the Loller, about a 3-14 going into the game with a 27th run by the didn't come. Loller, slow it out. Right-hander Bob Grim. Given up just two hits so far, a single by Apparitio and a home run by Philly. And a high fly ball straight away center. With Maverick coming in on this fall, he's under it, has it for the other. Here's Hathfield, 0 for 1. He's stuck out the first time. Ready Hathfield is stepping into the batters park. Let's get in the station break quickly. A swing and a foul out of place.

1:06:21Ready Hathfield, number three. Got him with a run in. Nobody on and two out in the fourth. Swing and a tapped foul on the ground. To the right of the plate. Strike two for Hathfield. Grim gets a new baseball and ruffs it around in his hand. Now here's the fish to putty. A ball that's slow inside of one and two. Charlie Berry, the plate up fires, getting a new supply of baseballs. The stuff in the pockets of exclusive. And the pitch way high and outside for a ball, two and two.

1:07:28Ball two and strike two. Grim has his back turned now to the hitter. Now he's turning around again. Hathfield, scoring number three in the back of his way uniform. The pitch, foul tip back to the screen. Ball two and a strike two count for Freddie Hathfield. The Yankees scored three in the third. The white starts, one in the fourth. Three to one. Haths a tap on the ground down the first baseline. Scallon has it racers into the bag. He's out to revive the side. In the inning, one run, one hit. And no one left on the bit.

1:08:28So fans at the end of the first half of the fourth inning at New York and Yankees Stadium. Yankees have three runs, three hits, one error. White socks have one run, two hits and one error. In the American League, it's the Boston Red Sox, six. Cleveland three at the end of three. Here's Andy Carey up to lead off. Bottom of the fourth. And a front attempt, the ball goes foul. Back of the play. In the night game tomorrow night at Kaminsky Park, Billy Pierce will lead off against Washington. And Billy Pierce tomorrow night against Washington. Washington goes into the motion again. Slow ball and a swing and a tap on the third baseline. You're going to have to hurry.

1:09:28Wilson fires too late. He did out for a hit. There was a pitch that he swung hard on and tapped. And it rolled up the third baseline about 12-3. Wilson raced over. Loller raced up the line. Hatfield came in. Wilson picked up the ball and let's go with a height throw. Let me beat it up. Hit number four. Here's the second baseline. Jerry Coleman. The Yankees are leading three to one. The ball game is in the fourth inning. Now here's the pitch and it's in there. Fight around the knee. He outfielded.

1:10:30And also Dolby and Rivera has shadowed up with Coleman the better. That's a fast ball. He grounds the third. Over the second. Out. Over the first. Maybe. Safe. The ball got away from Billy and it bounces off the railing so that no one gets in there. The play went from third. Hatfield to Fox. And to Philly. And Fox just throw the first was not accurate. It got away from Philly. But it bounced off the railing and back toward first. Safe. Here is Grim number 55. Right hand hitter. Stubbing in. And the first pitch to him. Out in front of the plate. Hatfield gets the ball and throws the first base. That's all to the high hop. And Hatfield had to wait for it to come down.

1:11:31Fired the first in time to nail Grim. And it's a sacrifice. And it moves. Coleman the second. And now we have a Yankee base runner. It's stuck in base with two out in the fourth inning. They're leading three to one. And coming up will be the shortstop Gill McGoogle. Here is McGoogle stepping into the battery box. And a pitch is a little bit too low. So one. Coleman on second base with two out. And a nice curve. But it just missed the umpire, sir.

1:12:32On the inside corner of the knee. Both of them. Yankees are leading three to one. And the last of the fourth inning. So again. That's a swing and a line driving a left field. And also hurrying over. Can't get the ball. And it bounces up into the stands for the double. And a wrong score. There was a liner down the left field line. And also couldn't get to. And it bounces up into the box seats for the round rule double. And it makes the score now four to one. Here's Colin. That is the third two-base hit for the Yankees. That is the fifth hit in the ball game.

1:13:33And three of them have been double. Two to the right shutter. And one down the third base line. Here's Colin. And a line falls down the right field line. Rather than be off on that foul moment. Yankees have four runs. Five hits. One error. White sharks have one run. Two hits. And one error. Wilson and Grimm. Colin. Yumps away from high inside fifth. The ball one and a slight one cut. He'll make Google out on second base. Here comes the fifth to Colin's way high and outside a ball two and one.

1:14:39Ball two and a slight one cut. And a tap to the picture. An easy out before the first. And it retires the third. In the inning, the last half of the fourth one run on two hits. And a man left. With the end of four full runnings of Yankees stadium with the score. The Yankees four runs. Five hits. One error. The white sharks. One run. Two hits. And one error. Here is Lewis Apricio. They hit the first time up. Here is Lewis Apricio stepping in.

1:15:44And they look for a fastball that's in close four ball. Nobody on and nobody out in the fifth inning. And a fastball is slung on. Hit high in the left field. But it's going to be caught out there by Howard. Backing up, he's got it. Put it up. That's going to bring up the picture. Jim Wilson. Here is Wilson coming up. In the first game of the homestand, the Marnight at Chicago, it's going to be Billy Pierce. White sharks. Great lefty against Washington, the Marnight. Pierce is 1-8 games and has lost two.

1:16:47It's going to be done on Saturday. White called. Jack Harshman and Keegan. Will pitch the Sunday double header. Wilson cuts and follows the ball. One out in the top half of the fifth inning. And a swing and a foul. Strike two. Yankees are leading four to one in the fifth inning. Wilson swings and fouls one off here to the right up to the swing. Wilson trying to get something started there in the fifth inning with one out.

1:17:50The Giants are at Milwaukee tonight. One other afternoon game. Boston Red Sox lead Cleveland. Six to three. And they're building a pretty good picture today. Bob Lemma. That's a cap that the pitcher grabs. First of all, President Barack Obama. Virginia, we are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to raid the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years. But you can stop them by voting yes by April 21st. Help put our elections back on a level playing field and let voters decide not politicians. Vote yes by April 21st. Paid for by Virginians for fair elections. Craving the coffee flavor you love. But without the caffeine, Kachava's got you covered with their newest coffee flavor. This all-in-one nutrition shake delivers bold, authentic flavor, crafted from premium decaffeinated Brazilian beans.

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1:19:57Here's money with the 287 batting I was going in and 19 runs out of this. Stuffed with two out and nobody on and made 50. But she's all set. And a swing and a fourth ball. A smash and hit the bag. Half third, he's gonna try. No, he better hold up now. That's where coming in. And he holds up at first. Boy, Howard really got that ball in there for him. And Monoso held up at first. Gonna bring up Fox. Line up and walk.

1:21:02Here's Fox in the batter's box. And it's a little bit too low that one above. And Monoso's drive hit the bag. Raise the chopped dust all over down there. Fox takes a little bit too low again. All too. They'll be coming out swinging a couple of bats. Larry's over too today. Rob Grim. It's held a white stock so far to one run and three hits. Well, the Yankees at four and five. Four runs, five hits. Fox takes a little bit high. And a ball.

1:22:04So three and nothing counts for an else in Fox. Grim. Didn't like that ball. He throws it out and he gets a new one. Now he's dropping it around in his hand. No, so at first, that's a strike gets right across the way. Ball three and a strike one count for the mighty Mike. Here comes the next switch to Fox. It's a strike gets on the inside corner. Fox didn't like to call. He's arguing with the plate on fire. Charlie Murray about it.

1:23:04Now it's a ball three and a strike two count with a man on first and two out in the fifth inning. And Grim. Ready to fire. Hop up. Right outside of first base. Garin is under the ball. He should get it and does for the other. In the inning, no runs. One hit. And one man left on the base. Fans. At the end of the first half of the fifth inning at New York. Bob Elson was driving the ball game and we hope you're enjoying it. It's the Yankees 4 and the White Sucks 1. Here's Mickey Mantle stepping in. And a ball. It's high and outside of ball 1. Next puts the Mantle. A swing and a very high-end field fly. Apparichio back, he's under it.

1:24:06And as he drifts over behind second base, he pockets the ball for the other. One away. Here is Yogi Berra. Yogi Berra stepping into the better field. He's going to get it. He's going to get it. He's going to get it. He's going to get it. Yogi Berra stepping into the better spot. And a spike, a slow ball right across the knee. Same pitch, same spot, slight swing. Wonderful baseball day today. Warm sunny day in New York.

1:25:14It's your lean forward, gets ready to fly. Slow ball and a high foul. This one is going to curb and go into the stand. And it does. It does. It does. It does. It does. Wilson gets a new baseball from the plate on fire, Charlie Berry, who proceeds to rub it up in his hand. Well, the white socks need an inning near against Wim to get back in this ball game. They're trailing four to one. That's a high foul this time coming back again. Going into the stand. Two strikes for Yogi Berra.

1:26:16Next pitch to the Yogi Man. A swing and another foul is going out of play back of first base. So Charlie Berry throws another new baseball out there. Yogi's knocking him into the stands here. Wilson getting ready, leans forward on his right foot. Yogi is up in there and here it is. That's a smash the box can't get. It's a hit going into right feet. Yogi singles softly between Fox and Philly on the ground in the right feet. And that ball come up on a bounce. This might have gotten a hold of it, but it stayed, hugged the glass and shot on through.

1:27:20Here is Skyron, one for two and a run about it is. Skyron stepping in. Quick throw to first base. Back in front. Yogi's now have six hits while the white socks have made only three. They're leading four to one. Yankees are and a ball is in close. Most Skyron first baseman for the Yankees. Swings and misses a real good curve with a lot of speed on. Ball one on the strike one count.

1:28:23Here comes the next pitch to him at the high fastball up around his chin. And a ball two and a strike one count. That field is third. I appreciate you at short. Fox at second. Philly at first. Ball at high. Ball three. Three and one. Yankees is the left fielder, else than hard. Ball three on a spike one count. With Yogi Berra on first base. And a swing and a fall. Right in front of us here. And a three to count. Yankees scored three runs in the third inning.

1:29:24The white socks came up with a run in the fourth inning when Philly homered. And then the Yankees came back and got it back in the fourth and they're leading four to one in the last of the fifth. Here's a quick throw to first base and Yogi is back in plenty of time. Next pitch to Scarin. Almost hit him. The ball four. Wilson may be tiring a little bit out there on the seat. He was lay off the spikes on with those pitches. Here is the left fielder, else than hard. The else than hard, left fielder. Understudy the Yogi Berra catching the part.

1:30:27And a swing and a high fly ball to center field. Yogi going back now and grabs that ball. And after the catch, Yogi goes from second to third. And that fly ball, Dolby, started to come in. And then suddenly had to race back and catch that ball with one hand. That's going to bring up Andy Caret. In the American League, the Boston Red Sox was taken an eight to three lead on Cleveland. Here is Andy Caret, a one for two. Yankee runners of first and third and a ball. It's in high and close. Ball one.

1:31:31Two men on and two out. Slow ball is in very close. A ball two. Runners at first and at third. Two away on the bottom half of the fifth inning. Wilson then grim in the final game of the series. That's a ball. It's high and outside. It's a three and nothing count now for Caret. Second baseman, Jerry Coleman in the on-dex circle. He's swinging along fly ball. Now the left field line is a foul ball. Rather than he gives that a run.

1:32:31So it's a ball three on a strike one count. Caret swung on a three and nothing fits. Ball three, strike one for Caret. Wilson getting assigned again from Lollard. Fastball, a swing and a foul appeared and a three to count. Ball three on a strike two count for Caret. Wilson looks around again. He's all set now. He's in a foul. He's in a foul. He's in a foul. Wilson is in a foul. He's in a foul. Wilson is in a foul. He's in a foul again. He's all set now. Ball three on a strike two count. And a swing and nothing stuck in there.

1:33:33In the inning, the last of the fifth. No run. One hit. A walk and two men are left on the lead. Well, let's have an inning here. These score fans, at the end, a five-fold inning to play. The Yankees four runs, six hits, one error. The White Sox, one run, three hits and one error. President Barack Obama. Virginia, we are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to raid the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years. But you can stop them by voting yes by April 21st. Help put our elections back on a level playing field and let voters decide not politicians. Vote yes by April 21st. Paid for Piper, genius for fair elections. Craving the coffee flavor you love. But without the caffeine, Kachava's got you covered with their newest coffee flavor.

1:34:34This all-in-one nutrition shake delivers bold, authentic flavor, crafted from premium decaffeinated Brazilian beans. With 25 grams of protein, six grams of fiber, greens, and so much more. Treat yourself to the flavor and nutrition your body craves. Go to kachava.com and use code news. New customers get 15% off their first order. That's K-A-C-H-A-V-A.com code news. Well, let's get in the station break before the sixth inning. Well, we need a inning. Here's Laurie Dovey up to lead off. The first pitch is a fastball that's low inside of the ballwork. Nobody on and nobody on.

1:35:36Next pitch to Laurie Dovey. A swing and a high foul. Third basement carry is moving over. But he can't get to that ball. It's in the box seats. Last third. Laurie Dovey, centerfielder in the battery box. And a slow curve and a beauty right across the way. Nobody on and nobody out in the sixth. Rim has to sign again and a ball. It's a little bit too high.

1:36:38Well, two and strike two for Dovey, who is over two, blind out and struck out and two tries. Came into the game with a 263 batting average and 24 runs about a dip. Here's a two-two pitch and a swing minimum. You're going to bring up Dave Philly with a home run. A last farum up into the right field sheet. Billy with a 231 batting average going in. Now has 32 runs about a dip. Switch it or he's batting. And a high fastball ballwork. Remember the United Charities Riverview Rumble next week in Chicago on June the 19th.

1:37:48At a ball, it's in too close. Ball two. Number 55 Bob Grimm. He's had trouble finishing a ball game this year. The day seems to have quite a bit of stuff out there. And the intense heat here at New York seems to agree with him. Swing and a pass ball down the left field line, carry going over, but he can't get it. It's in the same. Here. Dave Philly, first baseman of the White Sun. Number six. Honest Ray Uniform. Sweating for Grimm, who's all set. That's a slight call.

1:38:49And it's two and two. Ball two and a strike two count. Billy is telling Barry off he didn't like that call. Really gonged it up up there. Now Billy is going to it again with him. And he's telling the picture to throw the ball. Blake please hold him out on a picture with a foot outside. Now the White Sun is throwing back and fouls and everything out of the dog up. Very caught him out on a pitch that was a foot and a half outside and high.

1:40:00Marty Murray and Philly and the White Sun's coach at third matter, while we're all around down here, and the White Sun's throwing everything out of the dog up. Balls that fouls everything, here at New York. Billy and Ford are really having the time keeping Philly away from him. Marty Marion is in between Philly and the Empire, and they're trying to pacify Philly. There's just quite an outburst here at New York. Charlie Barry is being followed all around down there by Dave Philly, and by Marty Marion, and the coach now is acting as a pacifier trying to break it up.

1:41:04Billy has been put out of the ball game. I'm sure it is. Billy is really telling him off. The thing that bullet was that the Empire told the pitcher to throw the ball, and he threw a picture with two feet outside and over his head, and he called him out on strike. And Philly is really starving up there now. There's no doubt about the pitch was nowhere in the strike zone, and you'll read that in the newspaper. The pitch was two feet outside and two feet over his head. And that is the bone of contention here, why the white socks are putting up this argument. And that's so much that Philly was arguing about balls and strikes, but after all, a pitch should be in the strike zone to be strike three, and that pitch was not strike three by four feet. And you'll read about it in tomorrow's Newspaper, and you'll read about it in tomorrow's newspaper. And you'll read about it in tomorrow's Newspaper.

1:42:09Still going on here at New York, with Philly and Barry still going at it, and Marty Marion trying to break it up. And the big bone of contention is not that the argument's so much, but the last pitch that was way out of the strike zone and over the batter's head, is telling you this as a reporter. If I didn't tell you this, I wouldn't be giving you the story, and you're entitled to it. The main argument is over the pitch that was called strike three, and it was not within two feet of the strike zone. And the white socks contention is how, if the ball had been over the plate strike three, it would have been all right, but even to penalize a man to get him out of there, you can't stay strike three on a pitch that's two feet out of his own, and that's what happened there. So, thankfully, he's out on strike,

1:43:09and he's also out of the ball game. Now we have two out here in the sixth inning, and it's going to bring up the right fielder, Jim River. So, thankfully, he's out on strike, and he's also out of the ball game. Now we have two out here in the sixth inning, and it's going to bring up the right fielder, Jim River. Yankees are leading four to one, and the game is in the sixth inning, and the pitchers are Graham and Wilson. And that half the player took about ten minutes, and a ball would slow him down. Jim River, who's slide out twice in the right field,

1:44:09here is a drive in the left center field, Howard is in the track of the ball, he's got it for the end. So it's three up and three down, no runs, no hits, no error. The score, and it's all fulfilling, he's out of the game. At the end of the first half of the sixth inning, he's the Yankees four runs on six hits, the white stocks, one run, on three hits. The ball propo is not playing first place. Here is the second baseman Coleman, stepping into the batter's box, and a high pitch for a ball.

1:45:14Wilson shut again, and the pitch for Coleman, a swing on a base hit in the left field. Jerry Coleman, lined a hit right over third, and for New York, that becomes hit number seven. Here is the pitcher, Grim. Here is Grim. Here is Grim, stepping into the batter's box, man on first place, and a ball attempt on a pop-up in front of the plate, the catch. President Barack Obama, Virginia, we are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to raid the next election.

1:46:14Virginia, we are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to raid the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years. But you can stop them. By voting yes, by April 21st. Help put our elections back on a level playing field and let voters decide not politicians. Vote yes, by April 21st. Paid for by Virginians for fair elections. Craving the coffee flavor you love, but without the caffeine, Kachava's got you covered with their newest coffee flavor. This all-in-one nutrition shake delivers bold, authentic flavor, crafted from premium, decaffeinated Brazilian beans, with 25 grams of protein, 6 grams of fiber, greens, and so much more. Treat yourself to the flavor and nutrition your body craves. Go to Kachava.com and use code news. New customers get 15% off their first order. That's KAC, H-A-V-A.com, code news. Curegrafts of all, throw us the second. Here's a model,

1:47:14see what they're going to roll here. And a throw the first face, let's see how they're going to roll this. They're rolling that the out had already been made, that Lana had held that ball long enough for the out, and he couldn't do that. He couldn't pick that ball up and throw it the second base, and force out the fast man to put the slow man to the pitcher on base. So, grim pots to the catchers. You're going to bring up the lead off man. You don't make doodles. You only spend up three times at the out today, and as I've one hit, a double. Here comes the pitch to McDougal,

1:48:17and a swing and a long foul, out of play down the left field line, long stroke. Yankees are leading four to one, in the bottom half of the sixth inning. The next pitch to McDougal, a fastball, it's a little bit too low, one and one. Coleman at first base, one out, four run, seven hits, one error for New York, one run, three hits, and one error for the white shot.

1:49:22Now, here's the pitch, a slow ball, it's low for a ball, two and one. Well, two and a strike, one count. Runner going, swing and a miss, go to second base, he is out of second. McDougal swung the cover up, and Coleman was out, a runner's peg to Fox, two away. All two and a strike two count, on McDougal. Yankees are leading in the third and final game of the series, rubber game. That's a swing and a miss, look him out, the big sidearm third.

1:50:24In the inning, no runs, one hit, died stealing, and no one left on the mid. Still fans at the end of sixth school inning. I'll play in this game of New York. The score is still for New York Yankees 4 runs, on seven hits, one run, on three. Well, the white socks need a inning. I'm going to get back into this fall game because Yankees are leading 4 to 1, and here's Lawler coming up,

1:51:24and up twice, and the pitch to him is good around the need. Lawler was safe on an error in the second inning, and lied out to Mickey Mattel in the fourth inning. Bob Grimm, right hander, fire, and curves him low for a ball. Grimm looks out toward left field, where Howard is standing with his hands on his hips, handled in center field with both hands down and butt of him, and in right field, Collins goes his hand up to his cap right now, nobody on and nobody out, and a tap deferred. Big hop, but Harry came up with that ball, and he throws him up. There was a high, sudden hop up around his head, and a quick throw across, and he threw him up. You want to bring up

1:52:24the third baseman, very happy. Hat field up, he's over two, and a ball, low inflow. Socks start a long home stand at Kamiski Park tomorrow night, with a night game with Washington. A single game on Saturday and a big Sunday double-hatter. Swing in a minute. Night game Monday with Baltimore. Night game on Tuesday. Day games Wednesday and Thursday. Night game with the Yankees. On Friday, that's a week from tomorrow. Single game on Saturday and a big Sunday double-hatter with the Yankees. The paid today, 9,350. Here comes the pitch, and a smash ball, pass first base on the ground.

1:53:29Ball, one on the strike, two counts. Come on, Freddie. Let's start it off. This is the top half of the 7th inning. And the white socks have run into a tough customer here today, and Bob Grimm. Ball, one on the strike, two counts for Hat Field. And a high, outside pitch, four ball, two inches. Ball, two and strike, two. And the next pitch is swing and a high ball. And it goes into the upper deck off here to the left.

1:54:29And it's a ball, two, and a strike, two count on Hat Field. One out of the step. Ball, two, strike two for Freddie Hat Field. Here's a swing and a high-fly ball in the right field. Collins is back. You'll get it. And it goes. Here's Lewis Apparichio, one for two. The socks have been able to put together only three hits today, one in the third inning, a single by Apparichio, a home run in the fourth inning, by Philly, and a single in the fifth inning, by Manoso.

1:55:29The first pitch to him is close, four ball. If Apparichio gets none, we'll get a pinch hit or I believe for the pitch to fall to. Dave Philly was put out of the ball game by Charlie Berry for two low-siferous and argument around home play, but tied up the proceedings here for about ten minutes. And Lewis Apparichio is up in their now and the seventh inning was two out. Yankee's still out ahead in the ball game, four to one. That's a strike around them. Ball two on a strike one count,

1:56:30ball three, it's in the middle. Ball three on a strike one count, four little Lewis. Here it is, that's a beauty, right down the middle. Lost in Red Star, eight, Cleveland three, at the end of four inning. So he's run up a full count on Little Louis, with two out and nobody on in the big one. That's a strike, he's fucking right across the middle. In the inning, the top half of the seventh inning, it's three up and three down, no runs, no hits, and no errors. I'm sure at the end of the first half of the seventh, Yankee's four, and the White Star's one.

1:57:34Here's Colin's stuff again. The first pitch of the columns is a ball, a little bit too low. This is the last of the seventh, and a slow curve right over the plate. Colin's the right-fielder. He's up in there. Slow ball is right over the plate. It's right here. No, so it left field, Dolby and Sutterfield, Rivera and right field. President Barack Obama. Virginia, we are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to raid the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years.

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2:00:41We all want to strike two-combs for Colin. Yankee right field. Well the Yankees hit the road right after this foul game. Still to the white stock, back home for a long homestay. All one and a strike two-combs for Colin and a swing and a ground ball to drop ball. Nice stop. The pitch are covering and it's out. One-o-one. Goful made a nice stop going toward the foul line. And from about 12 feet back there, made a perfect throw. It hit his holding target. Loosen for the other. Eras McEmen.

2:01:43Maddle has been up three times. He walked in the first inning. He doubled and rolled in a run in the third inning and he popped out in the fifth inning. Now they first pitch the manhole. They slowball. It's in close. Ball one. The Yankees are leading four-to-one in the bottom half of the seventh inning. That's a good one. The Yankees are leading four-to-one in the bottom half of the seventh inning. That's a good one. The Yankees are leading four-to-one in the bottom half of the seventh inning. That's a strike gets in across the way.

2:02:47Ball two in a strike one-combs for McEmen and a swing and a ball up on the one. Now the pitcher gets a no-base ball. It takes his glove off and rubs the ball around in his hands. Wilson is a pretty good hitter, but to start the eighth inning, chances are pretty good that we'll see a pinch hitter for him. Ball two strike two and a swing and a long drive. It's a foul ball into the third inning. Man, that hand that awful sound. Ball two in a strike two-combs.

2:03:52Now the wind up in the next pitch to Mattel. It's a swing and a very high drive ball. Way back in right-sutter. It's going going going home. McEman will just sit number 22 at New York. McEman will just sit number 22 at New York. What way out into the bleachers, it has to go 407 feet to get there and it went way up in. So that was a mighty pull. Here's Yogi Bear. Ball is high enough.

2:04:57Now the next pitch to Yogi, a swing and a ground ball and hit into right-field. They sit into right-field. So the Yankees now have five runs on nine hits while the white socks have one run on three hits. And it's going to bring up the first baseman most scorer. Well some getting ready to pitch not a scorer who's got a fly ball out. It's single in a walk and a strike right across the way. A mighty blast for McEman, who's 20 second home round of the campaign. And next pitch to Skyron, a ball. It's in close, one in one.

2:05:59So Manel today fixed himself up a double, a home run and a walk. Two runs about a day. Well some pitching to Skyron. A swing and a ground ball to short, over the second out, over the first base, out, double fly. In the inning, the last of the seven, one run, two hits, and no one left on the move. So fans at the end of seven full innings at New York. The New York Yankees five and the white socks one. Donovan is going to bat for wolf. Here is Donovan walking up to the plate.

2:07:00Hank Bowers and Wright. Collins is coming to play first. Here is Donovan. They left hand-hitter up the swing for Jim Wilson. And the pitch to him is swung on and miss a big curve ball. This is the top half of the eighth inning at Yankee Stadium, New York. And a swing in a minute, more or the same, curve ball right across the knee. And deck is but also the top of the batting order today as a lead-off man.

2:08:00Two strikes for Donovan. And a ball that's outside of the knee, one and two. One and a strike two-count. Here is strike three right across the knee. Here is Manoso, one for three. Swing on a base hit in the left field. Manoso slapped that ball on the ground in the left field. So many has 50% of the hits, two out of the four hits. Here is Nelson Fox, open to. Washington Redsox can and Cleveland five. At the end of five inning.

2:09:06Nelson Fox up in there. The team made over on first base. And a swing in a smash to first. Collins fires to second out over the first out double play. Hard play. Collins to make two goals to Collins at a double play. The time's up. In the inning, no runs. One hit, doubled up. And the score fans at the end of the first half of the eighth inning is still. The New York Yankees five and the White Stocks one. No picture for the White Stocks. Jerry Staley is coming on. Jerry Staley, formerly with the Yankees,

2:10:08is coming on here in the last of the eighth inning. Remember the night game? Don't miss it tomorrow night at Kamiski Park. The White Stocks and Washington, Billy Pierce, will pitch single game on Saturday and a big double header on Sunday. Night game on Monday and the night game on Tuesday and the night game on Friday with the Yankees. Sunday double header with the Yankees. Downtown at Littins, on the west side at Bear Brothers and Foley, at any Ozark airline office, and at the big box office at Kamiski Park, on the 35th Street side at the ballpark that's open daily. Staley is now the pitcher. Here is Austin Howard in the batter's box. The first pitch to Emmy hit say, I fly well. President Barack Obama.

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2:12:08Back right near the wall. He's got it. One of them. That's going to bring up the third basement Andy Carey. Andy Carey stepping in. One out of nobody on in the last half of the eighth inning. And a spike gets right down the middle. Yankees are leading five to one in the last of the eighth. Curve and a beauty right around the knees. Here comes the epit's,

2:13:08a swing and a foul ball on the ground. Longs out into right field or left field. Well, it was a big baseball deal today between the Giants and the Cardinals. The Giants gave up dark, lockman, cop, and little. And from St. Louis, they got chain-deaf, grant, sarny, and little food. There may be some more transpire before tomorrow at midnight. Two strikes for a third basement Andy Carey, and a ball that's low. Well, one on a strike, two counts, and a curve and a high pop-up. Between first base and the plate,

2:14:09Loller going up the line and he's got it fully up. That's going to bring up the second base, Jerry Cole. Here's Coleman playing second today in place of Billy Martin. He has one for free. That's a ball, it's too low outside of ball one. Stanley in the motion again, and the next pitch to him, a ball. It's too high, ball two. Yankees have five runs, nine hits. White socks have one run and four hits. One run by Dave Philly. Pitch the Coleman, ball, it's low.

2:15:24Pitch your bomb, Graham, who's due up next. That's a strike. It gets right in across the knee. Ball three and a strike one counts for Coleman. The next pitch to him, a swing and a pop-ball is going out of play, all clear to the right. Again, we have a full count of three and two. Two out and nobody out. Ball three and a strike two counts. Here's the pitch, a swing and a high foul again. It's out of play in my first base. And a three count of them. Stanley rubs the new ball around in his hand.

2:16:25Now he's ready to fire it. That's a swing and a smash at third. It's a bad hot past the third base when they sit. That ball bounced like a golf ball on concrete that time. And here's a hand for Bob Grimm, coming off. Here's Bob Grimm, stepping over to the third base side of the batter's box. With a man on first base.

2:17:27Two away. And a swing and a high foul that's coming back here is going to drop on the wire, one strike. Grimm of the batter's box. The ball can cut with a short lead off. It's the bottom half of the eighth inning with the New York Yankees on top in this ballgame five to one. And a swing and a miss. Two strikes for Grimm. Next pitch to him a swing and a foul. Grimm has failed to go the distance in any ballgame this year. So this is by far his most impressive performance.

2:18:32But he's had a whammy on the white sharks. That's a swing and a high-fly ball back in the left field. But also going way back back and he grabs that ball, right at the front. No runs, one hit, and a man left. So fans at the end of eighth inning's play of Yankees stadium New York. The score here is still the Yankees five and the white sharks. Coming up to lead off will be the southern field in Larry Dolby. Dolby has been blank today, struck out twice. Larry Dolby is stepping in. Left hand hitter.

2:19:34Bob Grimm. He's had a whammy on the white shark. He's got a lifetime record of six wins and no losses. Here's a ground ball to short, picked up by McDougal and fired the first and it's out. It's won away. Going to bring up the first baseman, Waldropo. Here is Waldropo's step again. He went into play first when Dave Philly was chased. One out in the ninth inning. Wind up in the pitch, a curve is slowing outside, ball one. This is the ninth inning. The Yankees ahead five to one.

2:20:34And a swing and a drive down the right field line of a stage fair, not that hits just outside the line. That could have been an extra base hit. It dropped just the footer still outside the line. And again, a no baseball that's tossed out to Bob Grimm, who's roughing it around in his hands. White socks will send Billy Perse against Washington tomorrow night at the Misty Park. My game. Now here's the pitch. A strike around the knee. Wald won on the strike two count for Waldropo. One out in the ninth. Again, the wind up in the pitch and a ball that's low, two and two.

2:21:39Wald two and strike two. Cleveland taking a pasting today from Boston. Stand up five in the sixth inning. That's the strike he struck him out with a battle show. You're going to bring up the right fielder, Jim Rivera. So Bob Grimm has made quite a comeback in this ball game today. Got a world of stuff on that ball. Is curve ball breaking as controlled excellent? Here is Rivera. Light out three times. And it's a strike that's right across the way. Next pitch to him, a ball. It's in high and close.

2:22:41Two out of nobody on. Jim Rivera, number seven in the back of his way uniform. Bob Grimm, again, leans forward on his right foot. That's a curve and a smash of the mound. This ball game is over. Take the first. Grimm beat the White Sox. Today, the final score. The final score in this ball game was the Yankees five and the White Sox one. It's tax season. And by now, we're all a bit tired of numbers. But here's an important one you need to hear. $16 billion. That's how much money and refunds the IRS flanked for possible identity fraud. But it's not all Grimm news. Lifelock monitors millions of data points per second. And alerts you to threats you could easily miss on your own. If your identity is stolen, they'll fix it.

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