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What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Chicago White Socks from Kominsky Park in Chicago. Hello, everybody. This is Bob Delaney. And in just a moment we'll be joining Phil Rosuto and Mel Allen at Kominsky Park in Chicago. Where are the Yankees and the Chicago White Socks? By the rubber game of their three games series, the Yankees winning the opening game on Thursday night and behind Juan Pizarro, the White Socks, the evening things up last evening. Now let's pick up Phil Rosuto as he's just about set with a starting line-ups for this afternoon's game under good weather conditions in Chicago.

Crowd of about 30 to 35,000 expected umpires are just about ready to make their appearance at Kominsky Park. And it's just about a lineup time with Mr. Rosuto who is just about ready to move back of the microphone and move down those line-ups. Thanks for you. For the New York Yankees leading off and playing second-based Bobby Richardson. Tony Kubek will be a short stop-batting second. In right field, batting third, Roger Marrett. Mickey Mantle will be batting in a clean-up spot and playing centerfield. Yogi Barrow will be out in left field today with a right-handed going for the White Socks, Yogi batting fifth. At first base today will be El Sinhar and Howard batting in a sixth position. Bob Sur played the last two games at first base. It did very well by the way.

Johnny Blanchard will be doing the catching and batting seventh at third-based being a clearest boy and doing the pitching and batting ninth Ralph Cherry. For the White Socks leading off at short stop Louis Aparicio. Nelly Fox will be a second-based and batting second. In centerfield, batting third, Jim Landis. Al Smith will be in right field batting clean-up. In left field batting fifth, Minimanoto. During the catching and batting sixth, German Lalo. Andy Carey will be batting seventh playing third-based. At first base, batting eighth, JC Martin. And doing the pitching and batting ninth will be Ray Herbert. The Detroit Tigers were beaten last night by the Minnesota Twins, so the Yankees continued to hold a three percentage point advantage over the second

place Tigers. Baltimore winning their ball game last night, a six and a half games behind the Yankees. Cleveland, eight games behind the White Socks 13, Boston 14 and a half. Washington center to 17, Minnesota 19, the Los Angeles Angels 20 and a half. And Kansas City took a double header from Washington 21 and a half games out. I now wear a bat ready to go. Ray Herbert, out on the mound for the White Socks is one seven and lost eight this year. I guess the Yankees used one one and lost one. His lifetime mark against New York five wins 13 defeats and his lifetime mark in the big league 52 wins and 64 defeats. Herbert was acquired from the Kansas City A's in a trade when Herbert and Andy Carey came over from Kansas City for out-pilarcyc, along with out-pilarcyc and Don Larson, four men from the A's in exchange. The A's received

Bob Short, Jerry Staley, West Coveington and Stan Johnson. Herbert is making his 21st appearance of the year. And this is his first appearance against the Yankees since coming to the White Socks from Kansas City. Bobby Richardson will be leading off of the Yankees. And Bobby has had two hits in each of the first two games played here. He's raised his average to 252, has seven doubles, four triples, two homers and 27 runs batted in. Frank Rissetti moves down the third base coaching box and over at first is Wally Moses. The White Socks whip the ball around the infield. Richardson steps into the batter's box. White Socks play Richardson straight away, not too deep in the outfield. On deck for the Yankees is Tony Kubek.

Bobby has a sixth game hitting street going and here's the first pitch of the ball game. It's a little bit high ball one. Herbert ready again. His next pitch, curve ball popped in the air the left side, Andy Carey and then Louis Aparicio. Nobody can see it. And Aparicio finally makes the catch and that ball almost hit him on the head. Carey lost it. Aparicio lost it. Nelly Fox tried to get there from second base. Couldn't get there in time. And Aparicio finally had a catch the ball in self-defense or would have hit him right on top of the head. You remember last night's ball game, the fly balls and the first three innings were lost by the outfielder. But the sun here at committee park is rough in the first few innings. Still it starts moving over the roof here. Here's Tony Kubek. Tony batting 297, 23 doubles, two triples, five homers, 27 runs batted in. The pitch to Kubek is fouled out of play. Back up on the roof. On Decker's Roger Maris.

Even though the infielders and outfielders wear sunglasses, sometimes that ball gets right in the sun. They do no good. In the outfield playing Kubek straight away. Curve ball hits the straight away center fair. Jim Landis flipping the glasses down. He's under this one. And he's got it. That's true way. And here's Roger Maris. Maris had a 12 game hitting streak up to last night. When he went over four, Roger batting 284 has 10 doubles, one triple, 34 homers, 82 runs batted in. On Decker's Mickey Mantle. Two out, nobody on. No score on the top of the first. Herb has pitched to Maris as a curve at side ball one. They used to have a sign on the scoreboard here in dead center that anybody that hit a home run in the dead center field bleaches would get $10,000. That was last year. We don't see it anymore. The best ball is over strike one one-on-one.

Maybe they've been reading about the long drives that Maris and Mantle have been hitting this year. Or maybe they've been reading that the ball has been souped up a little bit. Either way, the sign is no longer up there. There's a high pop up to the infield. Aparicio is backing up, glasses down, shading his eyes. He's under it. And he's got it. So Herb had the Yankees popping up in the top of the first. Nothing across. The score at the end of one half, ending the Yankees. Nothing and the white sucks coming to bat. On the mark for the Yankees, Ralph Cherry, who has won five and lost one, notice his decisions against the white sucks this year. His lifetime mark against Chicago won win four defeats and his lifetime mark in a big league 37 wins 47 defeats. This is Cherry's 15th appearance of the year and his 14th as a starter. Last appearance for Ralph was against Boston at the stadium on July 9th, the second game for double header. About two runs. None of them earned an inning and a third.

Louis Aparicio leads off of the white sucks batting 274. Had 16 doubles, one triple, one homer, 22 runs batted in, 27 stolen bases. Boyer is in a third. Howard is in at first. The pitch is a ground ball. Richardson was right up with a throw as to Howard one away. All was hit well, but just a step away from Richardson. There's Nelly Fox, who's really having an off year. He's batting 258. Nine doubles, three triples, one homer and 28 runs batted in. Hello, it is Ryan and I was on a flight the other day playing one of my favorite social spin slot games on chumbacacena.com. I looked over the person sitting next to me. You know what they were doing? They were also playing chumbacacena. Everybody's loving having fun with it. Chumbacacena is home to hundreds of casino style games that you can play for free anytime anywhere. So sign up now at chumbacacena.com to claim your free welcome bonus. That's chumbacacena.com and live the chumbacana.

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DetectTheSOS.com today. Now, boy, I'm going to move a little bit in further and closer to the far line. Yogi playing a fox like he would a right hand full-hitter and left field. Pitch the fox is a slow, curved, slow, ball-one. Mantle shades fox and let's set up. And Marissa straight away and right, fairly shallow. Terry's next pitch is line-to-left field. Yogi is right there. He was playing imperfectly. Makes the catch. Two away and here's Jim Landis. Landis batting 284 has 10.00, 6.00, 11.00, 11.00, his 47 runs batted in.

On deck is out Smith. Two out, nobody on, no score on the bottom of the first. Pitch the landis is a fly ball, a center-fail, Mantle going back. Going back and he makes a one-hand test just as he crisis into the center-fail fence. And if Mantle had not caught that ball backhand it would have been a home run. And that was a line drive that started to take off as it got out near Mantle. So the white sucks get down in order in the bottom of the first, nothing across. And the score at the end of one full inning. Yogi's nothing and the white sucks nothing. Mickey Mantle will lead off of the Yankee here in the top of the second. Mickey batting left-handed against Ray Herbert batting 3.26, 10.00, 3.30, 31 homers and 77 runs batted in. Mickey 30 first home run last night was one of the hardest hit balls we've ever seen

as a matter of fact, Louis Africio said it's the hardest hit ball he has ever seen. It was a low-line drive, didn't carry higher than 10 feet into the left field seat. Mantle checks the swing on a low-care ball one. On deck is Yogi bearer. Outfield deep. Round towards right on Mickey. Herbert's next pitch is in there, strike called 1-1. Mickey moved back away from that pitch, had the inside corner. 1-1 fastball is low. 2-1 on Mantle. Here's a 2-1 curve ball. It's on the inside corner, strike 2. 2-1-2 both strikes the Mickey.

Both of them called, hit the inside part of the plate and had Mickey backing up. Mixed steps out of the batter's box now as per time. That's kind of a puzzle look on his face. Now he's back in ready to go. Here's a 2-2 pitch. Strike 3, he tried to check his swing, couldn't do it. It was a high fastball. We had a wait to see what Johnny Stevens called it. Mickey made a half swing. And he's out of there, first strike off for Herbert. Here's Yogi bearer. Yogi didn't play last night with the left hand of 1-2-0 pitching for the white shot. Yogi batting 274, 6-12 home is 35 runs battered in. On deck is Elston Howard. Fish to Yogi is high ball 1.

Best ball popped in the air down the left field line, Minoso, over to his right. Getting under it and he's got it in bad territory for the second out. So it's two away and here's Elston Howard leading both leagues and heading with a 369 batting average. L.E. has 8-2 triple 7 home is 34 runs battered in. Two out and nobody on no score at top of the second. Yankees in the white sock from Komisky Park in Chicago. Herbert's curve low and away ball 1. On deck Johnny Blanchard. Fish is a drive deep to left field. That ball has gone way back and over the roof and right on out of the stadium. Elston Howard hit one clear out of Komisky Park and tremendous home run. In left down a field and that ball had to be hit 450 feet if it was hit a foot.

Man, Ellie really tagged that one. I don't believe he's ever hit one that hard. The whole Yankee bench standing up to greet Howard as he comes in the dugout. What a shot that was. Right on out of the ball bar. And the Yankees lead one and nothing on their first hit. Off Ray Herbert. Poor Howard is eighth home run and his 35th run battered in. Here's Johnny Blanchard. Batting 291. The pitch to Johnny, a base hit up the middle. On the first pitch, Blanchard singles the set up. And here's Cleet Boyer. Boyer batting 227. Eight double two triple three home is 29 runs battered in. Fans still buzzing about how it's tremendous home run. Boyer, that shoot out of here. I'd like to bin on that ball going a ball tomorrow night. I think it'd be faster than the jet. I two way Blanchard at first, JC Martin holding him on.

Stretch and the pitch to Boyer filed back in the up a deck strike one. We were just talking about anybody that it would hit a home run and hit that center field bleachers or the scoreboard would have got $10,000. Well, I'd say if that ball would have been to dead center, that might have gone against the scoreboard, at least in the center field bleachers. Again, Herbert said, best ball popped out in a short left center field. And that ball's going to drop in there for a base hit, going the third as Blanchard. Holding at first with a Texas lead single is clearest Boyer. So it's two out here in the top of the second. The Yankees have put together a homer in two singles. Everyone is at first and third and the batter is Ralph Sherry. Sherry is batting 345. He's 10 for 29 as one double one run battered in. He's four twice.

Sherry and Whitey Ford have kind of a friendly bet as to who will get the most pitch, who will have the highest batting average in the most RBI's. Yankees pitches do that just about every year. All right, Boyer offers Blanchard off there. The pitch to Sherry is a curve in its low ball one. Bobby Richardson on deck. Sherry digging himself a deep hole in the batter's box with his right foot, standing up in front of the plate. Here's the stretch. The curve is hit on the ground of the shortstop. Apprecio flips the fox for the fourth on Boyer coming in. But the Yankees come up with one run on three base hits. No white sucks errors. Two men left in the score at the end of an inning in a half-New York. One Chicago nothing. Before we start the bottom of the second, we'll pause for a station identification.

For the white sucks, it'll be out Smith, Minimanoso, and Sherman Lalla, the face Ralph Sherry. Smith batting 280, 14 doubles, two triple, 20 homers, and 56 runs that it is. Smith leads the white sucks in RBI's, inside with Roy Stevens, for the most homers they each have 20. Sherry's pitch to Smith is on the outside corner strike call. Ralph just flipped that ball up there. I didn't have too much on it. Sherry's next pitch is a slow ball in the dirt. One and one. Ralph holds the ball in his glove with his right hand down at his side as he checks the sign. Now the short winder. First ball fouled back and out of play in the upper deck. One ball too straight. Sherry has not thrown hard so far, but that I mean he's not firing that. First ball that we know he has, he said his arm doesn't bother him.

Pitch is swung at him, miss strike three. Sherry put a little extra on that one, he had Smith set up. First strike off at Sherry, here's Minimanoso. Miniman batting 267, 13 doubles, one triple, 10 homers, 42 runs battered in. Sherry's pitch to Minoso is taken for a strike as Miniman ran up as out of a bunch of balls. Miss the second trip at Jack Murphy, our television director has paid to the radio booth. I pop foul at Elson Howard is getting under and Ellie makes the catch. Howard is wearing sunglasses at first space. Minoso flips his bat away two way and here's Sherry Mala batting 268. Mala with six doubles, five homers 29 runs battered in. Patrick, Gerr, Lauer.

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army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24, 7, 365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's large injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Terry's pitch to allow a low inside ball one. On deck is Andy Carey. Carey's two nothing pitch. Low ball three three and nothing. As we told you before, Terry has not thrown hard. Maybe one of two pitches. So Ralph Houtt got coach loosening up in the Yankee Bolton. Three nothing pitch. Bounces off Blanche's glove and Carey's going down to first base. He rounds the bag but then holds on.

As Carey has to come in and pick up the ball. Blanche had lost it. As it kicked off his glove, one to the right. Johnny broke to his left. Just to base on balls. First one given up by Terry. Ralph Houtt now is standing on the steps of the Yankee dugout. He's quite concerned. Carey, as you know, is out for almost a month with a bad right shoulder. And he lasted just an inning and a third. The other day against the red stock. Here's JC Martin. First baseman batting 2-26. Six doubles, three triples, five home, the 21 runs batted in. Ball game all tied up one one on. Home is by Howard and Lala. Stretch by Terry. Pitches over strike one call. Here's the stretch. Change up his line to right. He'll have a hit down the right field line. Going to third is Carey. Martin trying to tool here is Maris is throwing. He's out of there

on a perfect throw from Roger Maris to Tony Kubbeck. Man, that Maris can fire that ball from deep in the right field corner. He threw a strike to Tony Kubbeck as Martin tried to stretch the single into a doubles. Go for the white stock in the bottom of the second. One run on two base hits. No Yankee errors. One man left in the score at the end of two full inning. The Yankee is one and the white stock's one. Bobby Richardson who pops to the shortstop in the first inning leads off for the Yankee. The pitch to Bobby is a curve line fall down the left field line. Strike one. Very herb it out of the money broken with the Detroit Tigers. One ball two strike pitch curve pops to short left field and his ball is trouble and a drop

in for base hit. Bobby's going to try for two. Here's the throw and Richardson is out of second base. Here's the throw by Minoso. Holy cow two great throws one by Maris one by Minoso. Richardson disdumbled slightly as he rounded first base. But Minoso's throw to Nelly Fox was in time as Bobby tried to stretch the long single into a double. So it's one away and his Kubbeck who fly to center field in the first inning. That's the fourth hit off herb it. Roger Marathon deck. Herb is fastball popped in the add a left field. Minimo Minoso is moving under this one. Bounds his glove makes the catch in his two way. That'll bring up Maris who pops to the shortstop in the first inning. On deck Mickey Maddle.

Herb it goes to the Ryzen bag. Here's his wind up pitch is hit deep to right field and that one of his safe fair is gone and his home run number 35 in the up a deck. Roger Maris is the 35th home run in the up a deck in right field. Fair by about 10 feet. And it looks like home runs are nothing today as the Yankees Nelly two to one. Man there are the Yankees teammates congratulating Maris. Man what a year he's having. 35 home is an 80 free run is batted in. Here's Mickey Maddle who struck out in the second inning. Nothing cheap about the home runs hit so far today by Howard, Lollar and Maris. Pitch to Mickey filed back on the screen strike one.

Herb it was ahead of Maris that time one ball two strikes but he got it high and inside. When Maris hit those drives to right field they don't care. Like they ordinarily do with a left hand or up there. There's a curve that's slow one on one. Herb it comes back with a fast ball of tie two on one. Yogi bear on deck. Two out and nobody on. Maddle steps out of the batter spot. Now Mick steps back in again. The two one pitch hit Mickey's bat as he tried to duck out of the way and about to

right in the white talk's dugout. Two and two on Maddle. Here's the two two pitch it's high ball three three and two. Now the pay off pitch to Maddle the curve outside ball for Mickey walks. First walk given up by Herb it. Maddle first is Yogi bearer. Yogi flying to left field in the second inning. On deck Elson Howard. Maddle leading off first the pitch to Yogi is high and away ball one. The pitch is a curve pop in the air and back of the plate.

Shireem Lala is moving under it and he's got it for the out. Yogi files out to the catcher. The Yankees come up with one run on two bases. No white socks there is one man left and it's four at the end of two and a half inning. Yankees two and the white socks one. Hey that's no power more sure look these you'd operate yours yeah wish our car performed half as well. What's the trouble all idols like a vibrating machine stalls all over the plate. It's not familiar your car the same way it used to be turned out the carburetor was full of dirt. Oh what did you do clean this of course. Hey that must have been a big job. Nothing to it. I just started using Atlantic Imperial gasoline. What's that got to do with it. Hey where have you been. I thought everybody knew by now that Atlantic Imperial gasoline cleaned your carburetor as you drive and keeps it clean. Atlantic Imperial and it worked for you it worked for me.

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So the ball game is tied up to to Ralph Hoppe is out of the mound with Ralph Cherry and Johnny Blanchard. And baseball's are flying into the seat all over Kamiski Park. Four runs have been scored on four home runs one by Howard one by Maritz for the Yankees and one by Lala and one by Herbert for the white socks. Four Herbert it was his first home run of the year and a six run battered in. And it looks like Jim Coaches getting the call from the bullpen. So Ralph Cherry who certainly looks like has not completely recovered from that shoulder injury. As pitch the total of two winnings and his other start he pitched an inning in a fair.

Ralph has allowed three bases. Walk one struck out one has allowed two runs. So Cherry can need to be the winning nor losing pitcher in this ball game. It'll be up to Jim Coaches who is coming on right now. Coaches will be making his 27th appearance of the year. He's one six and Lord's three. Now while Coaches talking as Johnny Blanchard out on the mound will pause for station identification. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod say hi Dan. Hey how's it going today? It's going good man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan which is America's largest injury law firm.

That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Bill Board of yours recently that said 20 billion one. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah 20 billion recovered. It's actually I think somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open our call centers. Always waiting to take your call 24 7365. Wow Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Yankee Baseball was brought to you by Valentine beer and ale and the Atlantic refining company over quality modern W.O.K.O. 1460 on your radio dial here in the capital city of Albany, New York. Coach will be pitching now to the tap of the White Sucks batting order.

Apricio Fox and Landers. Louis bounced the second base in the first inning. Fleetboy moves in a third base. You always have to be on the alert for a possible punt by Apricio even though it doesn't punt too often. Louis stands way back away from the plate. Wind up by coach. His pitch is a strike on the outside corner. Coach comes back with a fastball that's popped in the air. Bobby Richardson's falling for it. Go back right alongside of him. Bobby makes the catch one away. That'll bring up Nelly Fox fly to left field in the first inning.

Louis Fox fans deep in the box that left foot is out of the batter's box. Little left fan hitter. Swings and lines won over Richardson's head in the right field for base hit. Marises up with it. Richardson almost got that line driver's elite tie. Just couldn't reach it. First hit off Jim coach. Fourth hit for the White Sucks. Here's Jim Landers who lined deep to center field in the first inning. On deck is out Smith Howard holds first against Fox. Stretch by coach. Pitch is swinging the miss strike line. Stretch pitch to land. It's lined in the hole off the left field of base hit. Fox round second holds on. Yogi throw cut off by Kubek.

A hard shot between Boyer and Kubek out the left field. White Sucks everyone is at first and second with one out and here's out Smith who is struck out in the second inning. Each team now with five base hit and each team with two runs. On deck is many minutes old. Landers taking a big lead at first. Fox leading off second. Here's the stretch. Pitch is hit on the ground. A third Boyer off with it goes to Richardson for one back to first double play. And that Boyer made a great play on a tough off.

Around the Horn the Yankees. 101st double play of the year for the White Sucks. They tied a ball game up one run on three hits. No Yankee errors. One man left in the score at the end of three pulling. The Yankees two and the White Sucks two on July the 24th. The San Francisco Giants will be in New York to play an exhibition game with a New York Yankee. All the proceeds will go to all the Yankee and to the proceeds. We'll go to the metropolitan area Sandlot boys to benefit the Sandlot games. And all of the San Francisco Giants proceeds will go to the Sandlot kids out in the Frisco area. Fans get out there and see your old favorite Willie Mays. Orlando Subator some of the Giants you've been reading about but haven't seen. I know there's a lot of Giants fans left in New York.

I meet them every day. Elson Howard will hit that tremendous home run in the second inning over the roof and let Senna will lead off to the Yankees here in the top of the four. Ray Herbert out on the mound for the White Sucks. The pitch to Howard is over the outside corner strike call. Care to Howard hitting the ground picked up at third by Andy Carey the long throw in time to get Howard and Ellie broke his bat on that curve ball as the ground ball almost hit the bag at third. One away. His Johnny Blanchard who ripped a single of Senna field in the second inning. Care to Blanchard is high ball one.

Herbert's next pitch is a curve on the outside corner one on one. Fleet Boyer on deck. One one pitch is hit right at the shortstop. Apprecio fields and on one knee gets up throws the first in time for the out. The hard hit ball is the one hop skip at a Louis Apprecio. Two way is Fleet Boyer who's single of left Senna field in the second inning. Well over 100,000 fans have seen the three game series between the Yankees and the White Sucks. Two are now nobody on pitch to Boyer is in their strike call.

Fleet leaned away from the side on curve and broke right over the heart of the plate. Herbert's next pitch is filed back in the upper deck. Nothing in two. Very bright clear day here in Chicago. The pitch is a ground ball hit the third carry coming in up with it. Fires to Martin in time for the out they got Boyer by a step. The Yankees get down in order in the top of the fourth nothing across and the score at the end of three and a half and he's New York two and the White Sucks two. Many men also will lead off for the White Sucks here in the bottom of the fourth. Fourth side two two Jim Coats out on the mound for the Yankees. Pitch to Minoso inside ball one. Ralph Terry by the way has gone out to the Senna field both and it's still throwing. Terry started for the Yankees when two winnings gave a three hits and two runs and Ralph

trying to work the stiffness out of his shoulder. He wasn't throwing three and easy. There's a swing and a miss in the back goes into the sand. And there was a gallon husband who shielded his wife and he was hit on the left hips or the left leg. He's already smiling. But had he not stood in front of his wife she would have got hit right smack in the face. Minoso let go of the bat. He has a tendency to do that it went about four rows back in the box seats. Alongside the White Sucks dugout. And they're taking this gentleman who was hit by the bat up the stairs along with his wife but he's going under his own power. It's just precautionary measures they take whenever anybody's hit with either a ball or a bat. But it was a wonderful thing that he did outside it. Mine's been the time Ben Hogan protected his wife and that tremendous accident where he almost lost his life. He dove in front of his wife and he took the full impact of the bus.

I guess it's just the natural instinct for the husbands to protect the wife. After all they're the brains of the combination anyway. All right here's the pitch to Minoso. There's a drive-beat to left and another one's gone and this one in the upper deck. You've got to wait for those fireworks to roll before you say anything. And I don't need to build barely come home but many Minoso and the White Sucks lead three to two.

That's the fifth home run of this ballgame. All the runs of his squad as a result of homers. Here's Shremm Lalla home in the second inning. Inside ball one. Minoso picked up his 11th homer and 43rd run batted in as the White Sucks lead three to two. The wind up by coach the fish to Lalla almost hit him ball two to nothing. Yogi that time didn't even move after the ball. He just turned around and watched it sail in in the upper deck. And the air is very light today as we told you very clear the wind blowing out and anything hit up in the air really travels. You're nothing on Lalla. The pitch inside again, ball three, three and nothing.

The pitch high inside, ball four, Lalla gets the base on. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing, another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Jamba. Jump in at chumbacacino.com. Let's jump up. No purchase necessary. BTW Group. Boy, we're prohibited by law. CCNC's 21 plus sponsored by chumbacacino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw billboard of yours recently that said 20 billion one. 20 billion is insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law.

That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24, 7, 365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Paul, that's the first walk. Given up by coach, I bring up Andy Carey who walked in the second inning. Ralph Cherry walked Carey while he was in there. Detroit has scored in the bottom of the fifth and they leave one nothing at the end of five. All right, Lolleret first with nobody out. The stretch by coach. It's to Carey inside ball one. Here's the stretch.

It's just line of right center field, a basic and up ball drawing to the wall. And Lolleret won a score. They're waving Lolleret around. Carey's going to try to third. Here comes the relay and Carey is in a third with a triple. Carey triples up the alley and right center field and the white side leaves four to two. For Andy, it's fifth triple of the year and it's twenty third run bad and end. And now JC Martin about a Martin single right without trying to stretch it into a double. Howard, Kubek and Boyer playing in Richardson's playing deep. The pitch to Martin's foul back strike one off the chest protector with a plate on fire. This is the first time I've seen this defensive alignment for the Yankees.

Boyer, Kubek and Howard in and Richardson playing deep at second. Something that Ralph Hauke has worked out in a spare time. He doesn't have much of that. When you're a manager, you got to be thinking 24 hours a day. One strike on Martin. Carey leads off there. The pitch is high. Boyer, one, one, one. One, one, one. One, one, pitch outside. Both two, two, one. Here's the pitch to Martin, filed back in the upper deck, two and two, two pitch, low

ball three, full count on Martin. Now the pay off pitch, outside ball four, Martin goes down to first base, and the batter will be Ray Herbert the pitcher who will home it into the left field sheets in the third inning. And now the Yankee defense shifts again, Richardson comes in a second and Kubek moves back at short. Stretched by coach, pitch to Herbert is popped in the air, Kubek is moving back at short left field, he's under it, and he's got it. Herbert pops out the Kubek one away, and here's that ratio. Now let's see how the Yankee defense lines up, that ratio is a tough man to

double up. Yankee in field is a short and second Kubek and Richardson looking in a drought house. Boyer is even with third, and how it's holding first, against Martin, and Kubek and Richardson are playing halfway, they're not in and they're not back. Here's a stretch, pitch to Louis, a foul that's coming back out of play, strike one. Coach stretches, Martin leading on first. Ground ball hit the shot, Kubek, Richardson for one, back to first. David first, now it's Kubek's turn. Richardson trying to get rid of the ball too quick. Pull Howard off the bed, the run scores, how is coming out to argue

with Gunny Rice? The run scores, the Yankees knew they had a hustle with Aperichio running. Kubek gave a perfect shoulder Richardson, Bobby tried a hurry to throw, and it pulled Howard off first base. That's an RBI for Aperichio, driving in carry, Martin is out. A white shot, please fight too. I'll still argue with Gunny Rice, and how it's trying to point, telling that his foot was still on the bed. Jim coach trying to pull Howard away from Gunny Rice. So Aperichio's speed made the Yankees feel hustle, and he's safe at first, his carry caught the plate. Three runs are sending for the white stock, they lead five two. Nevada will be Nellie Fox, fly to left, single or

right. Here's the stretch. The pitch is high in a way, ball one. Nellie Fox stands way back in the batter's box. Now whenever Aperichio goes, he just flops the button, stands up, makes the catcher throw over his head. You cannot interfere with the catcher. Pitch high in a way with the pitch out, throw the first, Aperichio back, as Blanche had called for the pitch out, and threw the Howard, but Louis was not going. Two balls, no strikes now on Fox. And Blanche is going out to the hill to talk with coach. Molly's talking with coach will pour for station identification. Yankees baseball was brought to you by Valentine Beer and Ale and the Atlantic Refining Company through the facilities of quality

modern W.O.K.O. 1460 on your radio dial here in the capital city of Albany, New York. W.O.K.O. time for a clock. And now we're ready to go. You go on no strike count on Fox. Here's the stretch. The pitch is high in a way, ball three, and naturally coach has to worry about Aperichio at first, and so he's not been able to say too much attention or as much as he likes Nellie Fox, and he's got a three nothing count. The pitch is low ball four. That's the third walk given up by coach all three of them here in the bottom of the fourth. Aperichio to second, Fox at first. Here's Jim Lannis who lined the center and single the left. Two out two on pitch is his deep

the left field and has another home time in the upper deck. Well a three run home of I. Jim Lannis and the white truck lead eight to two. That brings about Smith. He's the ninth man of madness innings. He's struck out hit into a double play. The pitch is a face hit the left field. Now face hit the

left field. My house Smith. The six hit off coach in the eight pitch for the white truck. Here's Minoso who led off this inning with a home run. Many also popped the first. The tenth white sucks better here in the bottom of the four. Smith at first being held on by how and how has that put on the top step of the dugout. He wants to come out and yet he'd like to see coach get out of the inning so he can use a pinch hitter. Stretched by coach pitch high inside ball one. Again coach sets. Pitches line the left field. Yogi's coming in and he's got it.

Four Minoso hit that ball right on the nose. All the white sucks in the bottom of the fourth inning. Six run. Four base hits. No Yankee Air is one man left in the score at the end of four full innings. The white sucks eight and the Yankees two. Alloretic here from twenty three eleven racing victory lane. Yeah, it's even better with Chamba by my side. Race to Chamba Casino dot com. Let's Chamba. Don't purchase necessary VTW group. Boy, we're prohibited by law CT and C's twenty one plus sponsored by Chamba Casino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. Um, I think I saw billboard of yours recently that said that twenty billion one twenty million is an insane number.

Yeah, twenty billion recovered. It's actually I think somewhere north probably closer to twenty two twenty three after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound five two nine from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call twenty four seven three sixty five. Wow. Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Well, we've seen quite a home run display today by both teams so far. White socks leading eight to two and an home is four to two. And Earl Ferguson is coming up to bat for Jim coach. He's in batting oh seventy one. Looking for his first extra base out of the area is one

RVI. Bobby Richardson on deck. That close play at first base for the Yankees three runs. If Howard could have held his foot on the bag, they'd have been out of the inning. And the parts walked and landed on it. It's the targets in high fly to short set up. Jim Landis is coming in. He's calling for it and he's got it. One away here's Bobby Richardson. Bobby popped his shorts, single left and tried to stretch it in with double was thrown out by him and also. One away.

Bobby is right in their strike call. Tony Kubek on deck. Bobby is hit in seven consecutive games. Now curve hit on the ground is short. Now ratio to Martin. It's two away. Now to bring up Kubek fly the center fly to left. And deck Roger Maris. Chris de Choney is a curve low, ball one. Here it is and it's popped in the air and back of the plate.

Sharon Loller is coming back and he's got it right in front of the box seat after a long run. Herb has set the Yankees down in order. Nothing here for us to score at the end of four and a half and in white stock eight Yankees too. Here it is, here it is, here it is. The twist re-pressure is Anthony Lowne. The twist re-pressure is the fastening ride. Here it is, here it is, lively golden, twistily clear, here it is, here it is, here it is, here it is, here it is, here it is, here it is. I'll be fine. I'll be fine. Everybody cut. Go ahead. Yes. You'll be. Yes. You'll be good. And that's the line of 4,000 times.

Look what we've put to it. I'll be fine. Sing it again. I'll be fine. Sing it again. Since 1840. I'm worried I'm fine. Text clubbinger is coming on a pitch for the Yankees. Clubbinger making his 27th appearance of the year. Right-hander replaces Jim Coates. Coates work just two innings. He allowed six bass hits. Walk three. He didn't strike out anybody and allowed six runs. So Coates is the pitcher of record. Ralph Cherry pitched the first two innings giving up three hits and two runs. But he left with a ballgame tie at 2-2.

So Clubbinger comes on and he'll be pitching to Lala, Carrie, and Martin. Here in the bottom of the fifth. Sharon Lala, who homeroomed and walked, scored twice driven in a run. All right. Here's Clubbinger's pitch to Lala inside ball 1. The 1-0 curve ball is hit on the ground. A bass hits the left field. Between Boyer and Quebec. Can't hit for the white stock. Second hit for Lala and the first hit off Clubbinger. And here's Carrie who is walking triple. Carrie is scored once in driven in a run. J.C. Martin on deck. Lala with a short lead at first.

Clubbinger's pitch is hit. A right of Richardson. He's got it. Look for a minute like we drop in for a Texas League single. But Bobby went back and pulled it in. It was hit off the fifth. One away. Here's J.C. Martin. One away. Here's J.C. Martin. Singled. And walked. The pitch is a swing and a miss right one. The pitch is line to right. Feel a bass hit. Married up with it and Lala holds its second base. Well that marries another infieler out there. He's hard to take that extra base with a single or right. Game charging in scooped it up. And here comes Ray Herbert who home it and popped a short.

With runners at first and second and one out. 11 hits for the white side. Second hit off clevent. Howard is in it first. Boy is in it third. Even though there's one out there looking for the possible sacrifice. The stretch and Herbert swing falls it back in the upper deck. Five injured and no stretch position. The pitch is popped in the air. Elson Howard, right near first base in foul territory, makes the catch its two away. That brings up that ratio of who bounced a second. Hopped a second.

And then bounced into a fourth play. Louis is scored one run. He's driven in a run. The run is at first and 30 hit to Quebec. And the Yankees just missed the double play on him. It actually caused them four runs on that play. It was one run scored. On the fourth play by apricio. And then after apricio was safe, Fox walked and landed to the three run homer. So Louis speed has given the white side four extra runs. Pitched to apricio is eyeball one. There's a strike tied on fastball right in there. One-on-one. Hopped in the air to Centafail. Mattel is right there.

And he's got it for the out. For the white socks in the bottom of the fifth inning, no runs on two base hits. No Yankee errors. Two men left. And the score at the end of five fullenings. The white sock eight runs eleven hits. No errors. The Yankees two runs five hits. And no errors. Well, we've been telling you just about every day of the latest acceptances to hold time as day. And from all these names, you'll realize that this is sure to be one of the outstanding old-time as attractions ever. And as you know, this year the Yankees are honoring the old-time Brooklyn Dodges, New York Giants, and New York Yankees who played in New York. Plus the latest member of the Hall of Fame Max Carey who will be inducted at Cooper's Town just a few days before the Big Affair at the stadium. Carey will be one of several Hall of Fame as present. The others expected. Frank Holmer and Baker. Frank Frisch, Bill Terry, Zach Wies, Joe McCarthy, and Joe DiMaggio. Remember, this year's program starts at one,

and after the introduction of each of the celebrities, there'll be a short game that'll feature the Yankees old-time as versus the Dodges giant old-time. It should be a lot of fun, chance to see the great players who help write New York's long and glorious baseball history. Regular season ticket prices prevail, and plenty of reserve seats are still available, at $2.50 each at all the Yankees ticket outs. You'll also receive a fine souvenir program of the event too. That's old-time as day Saturday, July the 29th. How to have fun, anytime, anywhere. Step one, go to ChambaCasino.com. ChambaCasino.com. Got it. Step two, collect your welcome bonus. Come to Papa, welcome bonus. Step three, play hundreds of Casino's dial games for free. That's a lot of games. All for free. Step four, unleash your excitement. Chamba Casino has been delivering thrills for years. So claim your free welcome bonus now and live the Chamba life. Visit ChambaCasino.com. No purchase necessary VGW group void for prohibited by law,

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I had Roger Maris who popped his shirt and then hit his 35th home of the year and the upper deck and right field is up there. Great Herbert on the mob. Pitch for Maris is the curve in their strike call. Mickey Madeline, decks. Herbert's next pitch is swing and a miss strike two. Nothing in two. Two strike pitch is line the left center field. That's a basic and rolling to the wall. Maris is around first to keep the second. The ball has kicked around. Maris around second. Going for third. Minoso's throw is cut off by apparicio. And Land has really voted that ball as he tried to reach for a kicker against the wall. And Land has really voted that ball as he tried to reach for a kicker against the wall.

And I believe that will be a triple all the way. Or Roger Maris. A triple up the alley and left center field. Six pitch or Herbert Maris's second base hit. And here's Mickey Madeline who struck out and walked. Or Maris that was only his second base hit. And here's Mickey Madeline who struck out and walked. Or Maris that was only his second triple of the year. And specializes in home runs. Eight two the white socks lead in the top of the six. Fish to Mickey is a curve in there strike one call.

Fast wall inside one on one. Still talking about how it's home run on the public address system. Went over the roof, bounced across the street. Fast wall low. Two balls went straight. Catch the middle low inside ball three three and one.

Three balls one strike nobody out Maris's third here in the top of the six inning. Three one pitch swing and a miss strike two. Both count on Mickey. Three balls one strike. Now the pay off pitch inside ball four. Maddle walked for the second time and that's only the second walk given up by Herbert. Here's your we fly the left pops up to the catcher. Kirk Lyon gets up in the white socks bullpen.

Madlet first Maris's third. Lala asking Lopez whether he wants JC Martin the whole Madlet first to play back. And he's holding him at first. It's the yogi foul to the left of the plate strike one. One strike on Yogi. Here's the stretch by Herbert. Pitch is a ground ball foul outside of first.

Nothing in two on yogi. Here's the stretch. Pitch is lying on the left field and also is back there. Maris's tagging up and opening up. It's a stretch. Pitch is lying on the left field and also is back there. Maris tagging up and opening up. Maris comes in the score. Maddle holds at first and it's an eight to three ball game on yogi's sacrifice fly to left field. Maris scores for the second time. It'll bring about ten hours to home it out of the park and across the street and then bounce the third.

And I can smell hamburgers and onions from someplace. One away. Madlet's first. Pitch the howard is lying on the right field of eight set. Mrs. and he's up with it. Madlet has to hold his second. That ball is hit like a bullet. Elston howard gets the second base hit. Seven hit or Herbert. Howard ups that league leading batting average over the three seventy mark. Leads both leagues and hitting. Here's Johnny Blanchett who single the center and bounce to the short stop. Eight three you can never tell on a day like this with the wind blowing out.

In a ball game like this no lead is safe. Howard at first Madlet's second the stretch and the pitch to Blanchett is lying to right center field. Land is sinking deep and he can't get it bounces off the wall and two runs are going to score. Blanchett hold now he's coming around as Land has dropped the ball to third base. Madlet and Howard score. And we'll wait to see if they give him a land of tonight where he had the ball. Blanchett stopped the second and Land has dropped it and Blanchett went to third. Two runs up scored. And it's an eight to five ball game. Now that looks like there's no air on the plan that Blanchett will get a triple all the way. Two runs batted in for Johnny.

Our low pass is out on the mound talking with Ray Herbert. That'll give us time to pause for station identification. Yankee Baseball is brought to you by Valentine Beardale and the Atlantic Refining Company. The facilities of W.O.K.O., Albany, New York. 1460 on your radio dial. Well, that's going to be yours for Ray Herbert. And Trick Lown will be coming in. Herbert fits the total of five and a third inning. He allowed eight hits. Warped two struck out one and he's allowed five runs. Should Blanchett score from third, that'll be charged to Herbert.

So Trick Lown is coming on. And Herbert is out of there. And we told you this is one of those days. Get a couple of men on and you hit one. Lown is making his 33rd appearance of the year. All in relief. He's one five in loss three. He has an earned run average of 1.75. It's a total of 61 and two third innings. Hal Renif, the right hander is up in the Yankee Bolton. Elson Howard is now batting a Gordy 374.

Lown will be pitching to Fleet Bordeaux, who is singled and bounced to third base. He's at score three runs here on the top of the sixth with one away. And Blanchett at third base. The official score has changed his ruling on Blanchett's hit. He has now given Blanchett credit for a double and two RBIs. And an error charged to Jim Landis. Allowing Blanchett to go to third base. All right, the White Sucker playing their infield back with one out. The pitch to Boyer is a curve outside ball one.

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And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. There's a ground ball hit the short. And they got planted hung up between third and home. After each year goes to Lala to carry. And carry throws to Lala in Lala, Texas. Boya was down a second. Blanket did not start as soon as that ball was hit or he'd have made it. But the White Sack had the infield back. The play goes from six to two to five to two.

Arraising Blanket, but Boya moved down a second base on the runway. On the rundown rather. Dan lost in it up in the White Sack full tank. That was an unusual play in the first place with Lopez having the infield back. And then when the ball was hit, Blanche had stopped to take a look. Apprecio came up with. He was going to throw the first and he saw Blanche at only halfway and through home. Take the Lopez is coming up to bat for a text cleventure. With Boya at second and two out in the White Sack's leading eight-five. Lopez batting two-o-three, four doubles, two homies. 13 runs bad in it.

Stretching the pitch to Lopez, swinging a miss, strike one. Bobby Richardson on deck. One strike on Hector who's up there batting for cleventure. Stretching the pitch is a line drive base at the right center field. Boya will come on a score and Lopez holds it first with a loss. One strike on Hector who's up there batting for cleventure. Stretching the pitch is a line drive base at the right center field. Boya will come on a score. And Lopez holds it first with a long single. That run is charged to Ray Herbert. And it's now an eight-to-six-ball game. And the batter is Bobby Richardson.

Popped a short single and bounced a short. The stretch and the pitch to Bobby is low ball one. Curve is high ball two to nothing. Tony Kubak on deck. Stretched by a line. Pitch is low ball three. Three and nothing. Now, Pricio is throwing his glove up in the air out of shortstop. You can never ease up.

And a game like this. Pitch is over strike call three and one. Three balls one strike on Richardson. The Yankee fifth scored four runs here on the top of the sixth. White socks leading eight-six. Both has it first. Pitch is in there strike two as Richardson started down a first base. Thought the pitch was high. And now the pay off pitch to Richardson. Ground ball a second. Box up with it. Over to Martin for the out.

Forty Yankees in the top of the sixth inning. Four runs. Four hits. One white sock there. One man left in the score at the end of five and a half. Innings Chicago eight. New York six. Now, Renif has come on to take over for the New York Yankees. As text clevenger. Pitch just one inning. Text allowed two bay chits. Didn't walk anybody to strike out anybody. Or allow any runs. So Renif will be coming on. New York has pitched a total of eight and two thirds innings, giving up just four hits. There's no one lost record, but he has not allowed any runs. This is his seventh appearance of the year. And Renif will be pitching to Nellie Farch, Jim Landis, and Al Smith here in the bottom of the sixth inning with a white sock leading eight to six.

Blanchett throws the ball down a Richardson over the Quebec to Boyer. Blanchett goes out to talk with Renif before Boyer flips the ball over the hall. Box is blind to left. Single right and walk. He scored once. Not the young right hand that goes to the rosin bag, rubs up the ball. Getting ready to make his first pitch to Nellie Farch. And here is the pitch. Box fouls it. Back in the upper deck. Strike one.

Nellie choking way up on that bat. And he steps out of the box, Renif taking a little too much time getting the sign. Nellie is back in now. Catches high inside, one on one. Here's the one on one pitch. A fly ball, a left field. Yogi Barra moving to his right. In foul territory, Yogi makes the catch. Yogi plays box like he would a right-hand full hitter. Nellie can't get a ball between Yogi and the foul line. Here's Jim Landis. Landis sent a single left and a homer in the upper deck. He scored once, driven in three.

One out. He sticks white socks late in the bottom of the six. Catch the landis is low inside, ball one. House Smith on deck. Next pitch is fouled back in the upper deck. Everybody on the white socks has at least one base set, except apricio. And the nearer was apricio getting on base, beating out what looked like a double play for the Yankees and setting up a four-run inning. A front attempt foul back of the play. One ball too straight.

One out, nobody on. Where the pitch is, line, base set, pass, full back of Joe for the ball, couldn't get it. Yogi's up with it. And Landis has his third base set of the day. First hit off runner and the twelve fifth. Larry Osborne is just home in the bottom of the eighth and Detroit leads two to one over Minnesota at the end of eight inning. Osborne is filling in for the injured Norm Cash. All right, here's how Smith struck out, hit in a double play, single left. Many Minoso on deck.

It's the Smith's top in the air. Bobby Richardson is moving back. He's falling for it in short center field. And he one handed. As the winds took that ball back, he had to reach back and grab it one handed. That's two away and here's many Minoso. Top to first, Hallmerd, and line to left. Bob Charlie up now in the Yankee bullpen. It's the Minoso is in there straight call. Two outs. Landis at first.

Landis with a big lead at first. Curve is hit out in the right center field. Maris moving to his right. Bill going back and he takes it. So for the white stock in the bottom of the sixth, no runs on one hit, no Yankee air is one man left. The score at the end of sixth, holding the white stock eight run. It's one error. The Yankee six runs, nine hits to nowhere. It is Ryan C. Crest here. There was a recent social media trend, which consisted of flying on a plane with no music, no movies, no entertainment. But a better trend would be going to chumbacacino.com. It's like having a mini social casino in your pocket. Chumbacacino has over a hundred online casino style games, all absolutely free. It's the most fun you can have online and on a plane. Grab your free welcome bonus now at chumbacacino.com. Sponsored by Chumbacacino. No purchase necessary VGW group void for prohibited by law at 21 plus terms and conditions apply. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan.

Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Bill Board of yours recently said 20 billion one. 20 billion is insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open or call centers always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan. America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. And coming along in just a little while, I'll carry with the rest of the way. It will be the voice of the Yankees, Mel Allen.

Hello, everybody. Tony Kubak gets the first pitch. Andrew deep-right center. Landis goes back and makes the catch. Shit, they're running back. One away in the seventh inning. Tony Kubak. He would fly to center and left center and foul the catcher. Sky is the deep-right center on the first pitch. Now Roger Maris pops his shorts. It is 35th homer and triple the right center. Terclown in relief of Ray Herbert. Eight to six white socks, seven funny. Right hand already is the pitch. It is low ball one. Next delivery is high and inside. Ball two. Join up.

Two balls, no strikes. Lown into the wind up fan. The pitch to Maris. Swung on, he has a bouncer. Fox knocks down, picks up close to first in time. Good play by Fox. He robs Maris to the base hit. And up comes Mantle, struck out, walked twice. That was a big play. Real big play by Nelly Fox. Mickey Mantle, struck out, walked twice. In three twenty five. Now their pitch join with two outs, nobody off. Thanks that one inside ball one.

Terclown on the mound. Here is the delivery. Swung on and popped up into the air to third. And he carry under it and fair territory. Next to catch. And the side is retired. No runs, no hits, no air, no one left off. And up six and a half innings of play. Chicago eight. New York six. No matter where you are. In Queens County, Kings County. Westchester. Norwalk. Greenwich, Costco. Oh sorry, we don't stop there. On Saturday afternoon. But we stop there on Friday. So we got plenty there for you. Enjoy Golden Glass full soon. Sherman Lawler up, last to the seventh.

Hal run a fetching, white socks leading eight to six. The right hander is delivering. And they're a strike one. Next delivery is low outside her ball one and one. One ball, one strike. Lawler, homer, walked and singled. Hal run a fetching, swung on line over first down. The right to be a line. And Lawler will go for extra bases. There is playing the rebound. It'll be a double for Lawler. But Oak comes back into Richardson. Lawler has himself a perfect day.

13 hits for Chicago. Very coach. Clevver and run it. Second hit off, run up. Now, Kuchinello comes up, talk to Andy Carey. And with JC Martin on deck. I don't know how, how Lopez wants to play it. But he's going to go for the one run, sure, or keep rackin' away. Some managers have different techniques. Now, leading 8th to 6th, you'd say, well, he might go ahead and try for the beginning. But some of them figure, well, if I can get one more in, that means four runs. They've got to get an 8th and nine thinnings. They've got two more shots. The beating. So we'll see how they play it. In any case, Boyer is forced to shorten up at third.

Carey walked, tripled and lined a second. The delivery is a little high of her ball. He didn't shorten up. Two men warmin' up for the white socks. One of them, Billy Pierce. Here's the pitch and it's swung on and piled off to the right of the plate. Andy tryin' hit the right field. Taking Andy all these years to make up his mind, it's a good idea to learn to hit the right field. He's stubborn about that for years. Case tryin' to get him into it, but he'd still tried to pull that ball all the time. Still a bulls once a while to go the opposite field. One ball, one strike. Hal run-up delivers, and Andy swings and piled it off to the right of the plate. Strike two, one in two.

Warren Hacker in the bullpen, and Frank Barmanen is the other one, not Pierce. One ball, two strikes. Eight to six, white socks, seven-funnings. Loller on second, nobody out. Now the pitch, swung on, there's a looping pop down the first baseline. Howard Underitz, and makes the catch in fairground. So he was tryin' to hit the right, hoping to either get the base hit or hit on the ground to move Loller over to third. Up comes JC Martin, single left, walked, and single the right. Loller on second, one out, seven-funnings.

And the pitch, high ball one. Yankees after the game have a leisurely dinner, and get out of town to be more, ball to more. Play that tomorrow. Now the pitch, swung on, little roller, tickled down the first baseline, run it up with it, throws to Howard. Martin's out as Loller advances the third. Now, let's see, did the ball hit him in foul grounds and coming back or what? I'm trying to, they made the play on him. Now Johnny Stevens, I think, says no. Wait a minute. Yeah, it claims that the ball hit him in foul ground and kicked off his foot and rolled down the line. Now here comes Halcott to find out what Johnny Stevens means.

And Halc is a little angry at this point. Had one decision against him earlier that it cost him three runs. I don't know what Johnny Stevens is claiming less the ball hits Martin in foul territory, but he took off and ran. And that was a fair ball. Otherwise, unless he kicked off his body, now I don't know what Stevens is claiming. Okay, let's just be that. The argument must be, he must have called it foul. It's the plate on fire's ball to call. But it wasn't anywhere close to being foul if it was... If it was a fairly hit ball, let me put it that way. Unless it bounced off the body of Martin, it had to be a fair ball.

Yeah. Because it's a Wayne and Schuster comedy team and they did that take off in Shakespeare. And sometimes when things go against the teams, is there anything so foul as a fair ball? Or when the ball just misses, going in for a home run, just goes as far as it goes foul. Is anything so fair as a foul? One ball, one strike. JC Martin's got a chance to do it all over again. Lawler back to second. Hal runoff delivers pitches swung on and missed on a change of one and two. The only thing that I can see is that the ball must have hit the body of the batter while he was still in the batter's boxes in foul territory and then kicked off down the line. Because you know where it's close to being as the ball rolled on the playing field, a foul ball.

That must be what happened, but delayed call by Stevens. Hal runoff delivers and Martin swings and fouls it back. One two counts. That he charted Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins two to one, which puts them in position to regain first place at the Yankees drop this one. Larry Osborne Homer to the eighth inning after Baddie's Homer earlier had tied it. Hal runoff delivers high outside two to two. White socks both in, beaten up, packer and ballman, which could mean a pinch hitter for Lown depending on what Martin does. One away. Eight to six white socks, seven punning.

Runoff's pitch, upside on a change of ball three, three and two. Runoff ready. And the three two pitches swung on about towards short, Quebec has to go way into the hole, make the fast throw and get them on a close play. Just did getting. Lot of hold seconds. It was real close. And Lown's going to come out and bat. Lotter leads off second two away. The pitch to Lown has swung on him, missed strike one.

Lown nothing for eight. Now runoff delivers inside ball one, running one. Ready for the one one pitch. Here it is. And it's high ball two, two and one. Two balls, one strike. Cleveland's batting in the last of the ninth, side up, five ball with angels. It's bird giant, scoreless, top of the third. Lotter on second with two away and a two one count on, trick Lown.

Runoff's delivery, swung on to high, high, fly ball and a short left center, manual drips in, 100 and has it. Science retired. No runs, one hit, no errors, one left on, and seven innings. The white sock, eight runs, 13 hits and one error. And seven man left on. Yankees, six runs, nine hits, no errors and four man left on. How to have fun, anytime, anywhere. Step one, go to ChambaCasino.com. ChambaCasino.com. Got it. Step two, collect your welcome bonus. Come to Papa, welcome bonus. Step three, play hundreds of casino style games for free. That's a lot of games, all for free. Step four, unleash your excitement. ChambaCasino has been delivering thrills for over a decade. So claim your free welcome bonus now and live the Chamba life. Visit chambaCasino.com. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod.

Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do any contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you.

Yogi Barra coming up. Yogi is not swinging at bat well lately. He's flying to left foul to catch her to sacrifice fly to left. He hasn't been pulling the ball. Very often lately. Lowns delivery. Swung on. Bounce. That's the second. A big hop. Throw the first in time and Yogi is retired. Come on away. Yogi has been in quite a slump. Here's Elston Howard. Homeward. Grounded to third. Single the right. Two for three. Ellie batting 374. He had won up on the roof and bounced out and across the street. As our Herbert. The pitch is low, ball won.

One ball, no strikes. Lown ready. The pitch to Howard. Swung on. Ground ball. It's a short apparition. It's up for the flows on. Today see Martin in time. And there are two away. Six minute roll retired by Lown. And seven out of eight. Johnny Blanchard. Single the center. Grounded to short and doubled the right center. Eight six Chicago eight thinning. Jerk Lowns pitch. Inside ball one.

More you're on deck. Lown delivers. Swung on and foul back. One in one. John trying to go all the way. Luis Arroyo is loosening up for New York. In case. One ball, one strike. And the pitch. High ball to two and one. Two on delivery. He held off behind side pitch. Ball three, three and one. Now the three one delivery.

Swung on airs of fly ball deep. But it's going to go foul. He got it all away, but foul. Full count. Now the three two pitch. Swung on and foul off out of play back and first. Swung on airs of fly ball.

Two away again the three two pitch. Swung on and foul foul down. And then the three points. Swung on airs of fly ball out. Swung on airs of fly ball. Swung on airs of fly ball. Two away again, three two pitch. Swung on and foul. bounce the foul down the first baseline when the Yankees pitching staff being hurt by these still arms tightening the arm by Stafford and so arm at Terry started today they're going to be hard pressed with 29 double headers Monday and Wednesday next week here's the pitch swung on and foul off the right of the place we may make a start out of Joe Cooper

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into the breaking pitch now the two strike delivery he held off a curve outside one and two they make a cleat chase a lot get more homers last year because buddy more fastballs one ball two strikes and the pitch swung on and missed strike three no runs no it's no errors and one left armed end of seven and a half earnings Chicago leading eight to six 1840 America's finding

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pressure every day next pitch is outside ball two Aparecio grounded a second pop the second grounded in short and fly to center the pitch is high ball three and it's always with some foods men of the J.U. Seoul here from the WWE when it's just me between matches is day one itch that means it's chumba time with hundreds of casino style games and new titles arriving weekly there's always something fresh to try at chumba casino the daily boost make it even more fun and have me about to get them all during my downtime ready for a fun way to chill out and enjoy a few minutes for yourself let's chumba no purchase necessary vgw group void were prohibited by law ct's and c's 21 plus sponsored by chumba casino I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod say hi Dan hey how's it going today it's going good man

tell us who you are and what you do I'm Dan Morgan I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan which is America's largest injury law firm that's pretty awesome um I think I saw billboard of yours recently said 20 billion one 20 millions insane number yeah 20 billion recovered it's actually I think somewhere north probably closer to 22 23 after this year and each year we get bigger and better and our army grows so the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on awesome so how does someone doing contact with Morgan Morgan what what would I do if I got into an accident probably the easiest way is dialing pound law that's pound 529 from your cell phone we are always open our call centers always waiting to take your call 24-7-365 wow Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan America's largest injury law firm thanks for coming by the show thanks for having me visit for the people dot com for an office near you mistake to walk a parisio leading off an inning especially a walk to him is like a double

unless you got something wrong with the leg three balls no strikes when a famous this one and he misses a dot slide ball four a parisio walks and Nelson Fox comes up Fox fly to left single the right walk down hit a foul fly to left and a parisio steal your contact lenses he might you're looking hurry up call to the Yankee Bowl pen the stretch and pitch is inside Bawa

Louis hadn't tried to go just last night was the last night still third base and we're watching more you're in post a third stretch there he goes and he is safe a parisio steals his 28th base as we said a walk is as good as a double in the lead and off one ball one strike white socks trying to get that at least one in turn strong and they in a two run difference ballgame you see if you get one man on you got a time run to play because you get the other side gets that extra run and you

well you know that I mean after all after 25 years and Nelson Fox at bat a parisio on second one ball one strike and the pitch is the wild fit get away from blanchard on the third goes a parisio but there he is he walked in nice on third base that's it the go to him is having triple to start the inning now that forces the infield to come in and gives Fox a better chance to get one through two balls one strike a rollo in the boat and Ford's loosening up to think Ford for later start

here's the pitch slung on there's a fly ball into short right field after he showed a third attack the catcher he comes to the plate and then holds up the throw on a line a beautiful throw right on the barrel head but the ball is not hit too deeply to right field Maris put loose and I mean he threw a strike to home plate not figuratively but literally but nobody out is no point in Louis trying to beat it I only made him first off at that minute second out he might have tried to come gambling on a bad throw Fox flies to Maris in very short right one out the better now is Jim Landis who flies to center single the left into the three run homer in the fourth and single the left in the sixth infield still in and he lob a swing away or bunch you never know he's good at both

and the pitch slung on there's another high fly ball this time Louis goes back and maybe let's see Maris makes the catcher comes Louis here comes the throw and Louis is out of the plate beautiful a double play as I said with a second out he's right and he's doubled by Maris Maris the hard no run no head no where is that no one left off the end of eight innings white stock late runs 13 hits in one error seven left on the Yankees six runs nine hits no errors and five men left off you know it's always a great thrill to watch that play that ball was hit a little bit more to right center but not much see from the other one but being the second out Louis had to go and it took the perfect throw to get him and he was gotten

on the Valentine's scoreboard in the American League Washington defeated Kansas City seven to one Donovan beat cross Detroit nipped Minnesota two to one bunning defeating pass foul Osborne homer to the eighth for the win baddie homer to the seventh Boston defeated Baltimore two to one Conley beat Hall it's the 10th inning at Cleveland and the scores tied five five with the angels Gerber James Durin and Fowler in relief very for Cleveland Stigman sapping off and locking relief lead Thomas and Don Dillard homering for the angels and Indians respectively in the National League Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee St. Louis tonight Pittsburgh lead San Francisco one to nothing then to four and a half adding addicts and McCormick Stewart homework in the fourth Los Angeles two Philadelphia nothing at the end of the first inning full facts and short Bob sir leads off for New York in the ninth inning

The pitch is swung on as it drives the deep club field it is going going it in phone and it's eight to seven Bob sir adding for now running it's the first pitch in the upper deck and left center for a pinch hit homer and it's eight to seven nobody out in the top of the order Bob sir getting a seven-polymer and 32 runs back it in now Bobby Richardson is up pops the short single the left rounded the short rounded the second jerk clowns delivery is high ball one well that puts a little different honey in the hive now the delivery at that side ball two

the two nothing delivery is high ball three that's Bob sir second pinch at home or this year and the eleventh of his career putting him in the time for the number two spots George Crow had 14 his career in Smoky Burgess 11 a three nothing count on Bobby Richardson ballman warming up clown aims this pitch and it is high inside ball four Richardson draws a wall and out of the dugout comes out a little fast he's got to bring the left hander in because you got two back and Maris coming up

and uh well man we can turn around if anybody does get on you got Ferra left hand hitter so he's got to bring in a left hand pitcher and out of the game goes loud loud came on to the sixth one out and gets the hands he leaves work two and two-thirds innings giving up two hits so far one run walk two and struck out one so it'll be chunky frank ballman who did a tremendous job and relief against the Yankees the first game of this series after the Yankees it scored four he stopped them cold and Yankees didn't score again from the first thing the ninth inning

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way is dialing pound law that's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open our call centers always waiting to take your call 24-7-365. Wow Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan America's largest injury law firm thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. They'll be talking about that call at first base now for sure. Made a difference in three runs. However I don't know if I'm up here you just can't tell. But as I said before sometimes they go with you sometimes they go against you. They even up over a year supposedly. Sure. Clown departs and Frank Bowman comes on.

Tony Kubek has been hitless and the first man to come up. I don't know you better know what you're going to do.

Bowman ready to pitch to Kubek. And the delivery is bonnet down the first baseline. The ball stays fair. Bowman picked it up close the first in time. Kubek moves Richardson to second. As that Bowman defends. Browpow hoping to get a single out of either Maris or Manel. Giving up an hour. Bowman in six in the third inning the other night. Stopped the Yankees in six hits and no runs. The left hander sets. Here's the pitch swung on. There's a base hit in the right side of the field. Here comes Richardson's around the store. Maris around first and he goes in the second with a double. It's a high ball game. 80.

Roger Maris. Rocks it up on the right center. Raming in his 84th run and gives him a double triple and homer. The Yankees who trail eight to two have now tied it at eight eighth. And up comes Manel who struck out walked twice and popped the third. Yogi Berra on deck and they're going to put Manel on and pitch to Yogi. They get the signal they're going to put Manel on and not going to pitch to him. He's going to get the intentional pass. Man, I don't play. Though Mickey gets the intentional walk at this third pass of the game.

And up comes Yogi Berra who's flying to left, filed the catcher. Hit a sacrifice by the left and grounded the second. Yogi has not been on his feet at bat the last few games. He's been pulling a few ground balls but mainly been making him hit the left. He's not hit the ball sharply. He got else to power it on deck. So outside of the double play possibility, Howard may get a shot. Of course, Yogi may pick out this time. It's eight eighth and the ninth thing, one out, Frank Bauman ready, and the pitch. It's in there. Strike one. Nothing in one. Arroyo warming up. Marathon. Second Manel on first. Bauman ready. Here's the pitch and Yogi takes it low.

Ball one one and one. One ball one strike. Again, the runner is laid away. Now the pitch. It's low ball two. Chun one. You know, that was a good pick up for that ball by land. This by the way of Maris is in the right center. You played it quickly and beautifully. All that have been in triple. Now the stretch here's the pitch. High ball three. Green one. Warren Hacker is in the bullpen for the white socks. Marathon. Second Manel on first is one out. Two in eight eight ninth inning.

Bauman ready. Here's the pitch. And it's low outside. Ball four to face is a loaded and out of the dugout is Al Lopez. Yogi walks. Maris moves the third Manel to second. And with Howard you up. Chances are you'll get Warren Hacker. And that's what's going to be. Bauman came in and got one out. Two back who deliberately sacrificed. The time run in the scoring position. It's the third of an inning allowed one hit. Walk to one of them in ten. And Warren Hacker is coming in. Red the screw ball in the nocturne and then Howard is the batter.

While Hacker walks in from the bullpen we'll pause for station identification. Yankee baseball comes your way through the courtesy of Valentine beer and ale and the Atlantic refining company through the facilities of quality modern W.O.K. 1460 radio here in the capital city of Albany, New York. Warren Hacker coming in. He relieved against New York. On the 13th went two innings. A lot three hits and two runs. As a record of two and one. Elston Howard who homered in the second grounded a third, single the right and grounded a short. So a three on and one out and strategy is obvious. The infield is double play depth.

8-8 the score it's the ninth inning. Marathon third, Manel on second and Vera on first. Veteran Warren Hacker ready to work. Three man lead away the wind up and the pitch. Swung on and missed back on. Ellie swung extra hard that pitch. Now three man lead away and the pitch. Swung on and fouled off out of play strike two nothing in two. He's quickly ahead of Howard. He allowed a catch up knuckleball here now.

It's on the way and it just misses ball one one and two. And Loller steps back to ask Stevens that wasn't close. Johnny said it sure was. And it was one ball two strikes. Three on one out. Marathon third, Manel on second and Vera on first. And the big situation is right here with Hacker and Howard. And Hacker's quickly had to be one and two. End of the wind up the pitch and Howard swings and misses. Strike three strike him out. That was the big man while he's still not out of the woods. Her run could have scored on the fly ball. Here's John Blanchard single the center grounded to short double the center and walk.

So there's two outs and three on. Eight eight the score and ninth inning. Hacker to the wind up. And the pitch to Blanchard swung on to high foul out of play strike one nothing in one. Warren Hacker disposing of Elston Howard for the lead run in position to come home on a fly ball. Of any proportions. L.A. is trying to overpower the ball. Hacker all set. Two outs now on the ninth. The wind up here is the pitch. Swung on as a hind drive the big fight pretty going back and it's he's got the ball.

Al Smith made a sensational catch of a line drive hit by Blanchard against the right field wall. He leaped. He threw it to ball. It bounced out of the glove. It made a second grab at it. It bounced out a second time and it made a first grab at it and held on to it. And so that was the difference between three runs and not. And the side is retired on Al Smith's out of this world catch. On the ball, there was almost out of this ballpark, two runs for New York, two hits, two runs, two hits.

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So now the sudden death situation. As many as that one for four. Aroyo's delivery inside ball one, one in one. So there was a heart-stopping play all the way. The one-one delivery to Smitty. Outside ball two, two in one. Two balls, one strike. Here's the two-one pitch. And Al Smith swings that line just to short, scooped up on a hop.

Two back over to Howard one away. Now Minimum also. Well the first, homer, line to left and fly to right. Aroyo never see many greater clutch catches in that one. Many be swinging for the stands and the pitch in there for a strike. Nothing in one. Eight eight, glass to the line. No balls, one strike.

So wind up, here's the pitch and many takes it in there. Strike two, nothing in two. No balls, two strikes. Eight eight, glass to the line to wind up by aroyo. Here's the pitch and Minoso swings and misses. Strike three. Here two away. Ball is dropped by, planted through down the Howard. And up comes Sherman Lauer, who homered in the second inning. Walked in the fourth, single to left in the fifth, and double to right in the seventh. Three for three.

Aroyo to the wind up to pitch to Lauer, inside ball one. Better not get it inside up around the letter. Eight eight, ninth inning. The wind up, here's the pitch and Lauer swings and hits it to the box on a hop. Aroyo throws to Howard and we go to the tenth inning. No runs, no hits, no errors, no one left on. The end of nine innings of play. The Yankees, eight runs, eleven hits, no errors. Eight men left on. The white socks, eight runs, thirteen hits, one error, and seven men left on. And I'll tell you, but for a guy named Al Smith, everybody be going home right now. What a catch, many made with three men on base. Wow.

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Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24, 7, 365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. And Bobby Richardson coming up. While the white stocks in the last of the 10th have Carrie, JC Martin, and hackers scheduled. Roy C. Bruce is available among others.

Hi, Dan. Pete Boyer. Leading off in the 10th inning. Single left, round as a third. Hidden to a feeler's choice play on the grounder to shorten, strike out. So the issue now, decision wise, is up to hacker and a royale. Coaches in position have been charged with a loss to the line-thinning. And Herbert could have been the winner. The pitch is high in a way. Ball one to play for you. 8-8. 10th inning. The one nothing deliberate. Swung on, lined into left center field. Land is racing over and died. Pete gets the ball. Boyer rounds first. Hit for two. Landis recovers quickly throws in and Boyer holds it second with a double.

Jim Landis made a spectacular triumph of that ball. Now Ralph Howard talks to Luis out Royale. And going up. Objective. Sacrifice. Now we'll watch how the defense plays it. Naturally, times call for a moment. A lot of Moses giving Boyer his regulation cap. Bobby Richardson on deck. JC Martin moves in. Of course, Kerry is in. He'll try to make the play on Boyer's third. Now Royale, not a bad hitting pitcher. Although he's had only two for 12. But here in the 10th inning, the object to be trying to get him over. Whether he can place his bonnet well enough remains to be seen.

Sacrifice to the stretch. They pitch his bonnet toward third. There goes Boyer over and the play is the first phase to Fox. Beautiful bounce. Hacker throws out Royale, who laid it down neatly. And Hacker had to make the play to Fox covering. So that puts Boyer on third with one out and brings up Bobby Richardson. Popped his short. Sling on the left, grounded his short, grounded his second, and walked. Now the infield is in to cut the run down the plate. One out. Kerry moving in close. To protect against the squeeze. Procedede talking to Boyer. 8-8-10th inning. Hacker to the wind up. They pitch to Bobby. Swung on and popped up. There goes Foxy back out. Still going. And Apparizio makes the catch.

And Boyer has to hold it third. So they're two away. Bobby Richardson. The infield in, popped it up. Not into very short. Center to the right of second base. Apparizio race back and caught it. Once again for one of a fly ball as in the ninth inning when Howard struck out. And it's two out now in Quebec up. Fly to center and left center. Ball of the catcher. Fly to center and sacrifice. So there are two away. 8-8-10th inning. Boyer open to the double. Hacker to the wind up. And the pitch to Quebec. Outside ball one.

Now the wind up to pitch. Swung on line to the center field for a base hit scoring. Apparizio. And the Yankees go ahead. 9-8 as Tony Kubeck rips the single to center. And out of the dugout now is Al Lopez. As Kubeck rips the single to center. The drive in is 28th round. And with Maris coming up. Larson in the bow fan. Lopez had given the ball. And it's going to be big down coming in. Warren Hacker. Who came on the ninth inning with one out. Pitched an inning and a third.

Giving up two hits and one run. Don Larson. To be making his 18th appearance of the year. One three and lost one. It'll be his first time out against New York. He was traded by Kansas City to Chicago. In June. So Big Don comes in to work to Larson. I mean to Maris. As he has had quite a day. After popping his short it is 35th Homer. Then he tripled the right center. And double to center. Driven in two runs.

Tony Kubeck coming up for this first set of the game. The drive in the lead run. Yankee surely will have to contend with Royce Siebers. And the last of the 10th most likely. Roger Maris up. Two down. Larson into the stretch. Tony with the lead off first. And the pitch. Swung on. There's a high drive but not too deep. Mitty is under it at the wall and makes the catch. The entry tire. Brown started yelling a lot. It might mislead you. But you can tell the ball wasn't quite deep enough. Those Mitty caught it at the wall. One run. Two hits. No errors. And one left on. At the end of nine and a half innings.

Yankee's nine white socks. Eight. And in the last half of the 10th. And he carries the first schedule batter. Then JC Martin. And Larson is a pretty good hitter. But see what happens before that. You got to follow named Siebers who will be used if needed. One thing I hope you needed in God. So you don't find yourself in need of it now. Is some Valentine beer. Hope you got plenty of those six packs. To help make this the most refreshing weekend ever. Valentine's six packs. They carry with ease, cool and a breeze. And each Jolley six pack has six cans of the crisp refresher. In the last the 10th. It's Andy Kerry leading off.

Andy walked triple to right center, climbed a second and popped the first. This has been an old fashioned Donnie Brooks. And he figures to be more the same yet. And he steps up. Louis Sorroyo. Ready to work. Swings to the wind up. And the pitch to carry. There's low and inside ball one. One ball no strikes. Louis shakes off the sign. Okay, it's an action. In the wind up round comes the left arm. Here's the pitch and it is swung on. It's a high fly ball into short center.

Mantle comes running in. Still coming in makes the catch and is one away. Now it's JC Martin coming up. You may wonder why let's the left hand better. Bad against Sorroyo. That's a nice for example to send in Floyd Robinson against him. Louis is most effective pitch as a screw ball, which comes breaks into a left hand hitter. And sometimes it has difficulty. Pitching to a left hand better. You've got big Royce Sieber's out on deck to hit for Larsen. Come what may. JC Martin, single to walk, single to ground to the shore. 98 New York, 10th inning.

Royo to the wind up and the pitch to Martin. Curve outside ball one and Blanchard thought he had it. Russ Kimmerer loosening up easily in the White Sox bullpen. These are the kind of games in which folks earn their pay. On and off the field. The one nothing delivery. Swung on. There is a drive. It's deep for right center. Maris goes hard and Mantle and Maris makes the catches. Mantle falls down. I think Maris bumped him. But the catch was made. But they're all right. And they're two away. But they were both taken for that ball. And here's Royce Sieber's. Big Royce.

At 3-0 on deck. Batting 3-11. At Royo goes to the wind up. Here's the pitch. Swung on and fouled off on the ground with the left of the plate. Strike one. No balls, one strike. Roy digs in. Royo to the wind up. Now the pitch. And it's outside and high ball one. One in one. No balls, one strike. Roy digs in. Royo to the wind up. Now the pitch. And it's outside and high ball one. One in one.

One ball, one strike. Here's the pitch on the way. Outside ball, two, two and one. Low is screw ball, is missing. Now that means he got to come back in with something good. Sieber's knows it. And he's ready. Two balls, one strike. The wind up run comes the left arm, the pitch. Outside ball three, three and one. Three and one. Three and one count on Sievers. Now the wind up and the three and one pitch. It's outside and Sievers walk.

And we're going to have a runner. Alphalarsik will run for Sievers. 29. 29. Luis Aparicio, ground is a second, pop the second, ground is a short, fly to center and walk. Box on deck. Nine-eighth New York ten-sunning. And the pitch, send there, strike one, nothing in one. Alphalarsik will get speed on first, a royal of the stretch, and the pitch.

One side, ball one, one in one. I was going to get a manicure of Monday, but I don't need to now. One ball, one strike. Aparicio sets, delivers. At the outside of a royal, ball two, two and one to Aparicio. Boy, you're all or something over to a royal. He was pitching the Sievers, he just lost him and had one strike in there. Nice ball in behind on Aparicio. And it swung on and popped up. Bobby Richardson backing up, waiting, he's got it. And the Yankees put it out, nine-eighth. After trailing in his ball game, eight to two.

No runs, no hits, no errors, and one left on, and they really came from behind to do it today. The game they were apparently was gone, and they scored two in the ninth, and one on the tenth still in it. The winning pitcher, Luis Sororio. His fourth wins against three losses, the losing pitcher Warren Hacker, two and two. And thus the Yankees remain in first place by three percentage points over Detroit. They won five extra inning games and lost two against Chicago now. They're five and three on the season. And for those of you who tuned in late, the Yankees with more, rather with Ray Herbert and Ralph Terry, the starting pitchers, took a lead on a home run by Howard in the second inning, which was matched by Homer by Loller in the last of the second. The Yankees went ahead two to one in the third, and a Homer by Roger Maris is thirty-fifth of the season that put him twenty games ahead of Ruth's record.

And then the last of the third, the White Sox tied it up on a Homer by Herbert. Then came the fourth inning when Jim Coates came on to pitch. After having relieved Terry in the third, Manosa Homer, Loller walked, Terry tripled, two runs were in Martin Walk. Then came a fourth out at second, and the third run in the inning walked as the Yankees scored rather. The Yankees missed a double play at first by hair. Fox walked and landed at a three run at Homer and became eight to two Chicago. Then in the sixth inning, the Yankees knocked out Ray Herbert. Maris tripled Manol Walk, Maris sacrificed fly, got Maris home, powered singles, and Blanchard's double got both Manol and Howard home. And then a base hit by Lopez pinchitting got Blanchard home, and that made it eight to six.

Meantime, Lowne had relieved Herbert and Bowman had relieved Lowne in the ninth. When Bob served, greeted Lowne with a pinch at Homer on his first pitch, as was his eleventh major league, a pinch at Homer, putting him in a tie for a second place for all time pinch at Homer's. And then after Lowne Walk Richardson, Bowman came in, sacrificed Richardson and Maris, who had a double tripling at Homer, doubled Richardson home. And that tied the score. They walked Manol on purpose, Barra unintentionally. Ott went, Bowman Hacker came in, struck out Howard, and then on a spectacular catch by Al Smith, Johnny Blanchard was robbed of at least a double or a triple, just missed the grand slammer by a foot. And then on the tenth inning, the Yankees wrapped it up, on a double by Boyer, sacrificed by Arroyo, a two-out single by Kubak,

and Louis, who worked the ninth and tenth and retired, six out of the seventh man, pitching carefully to the receivers and walked him, got the win. So we hope you enjoyed the game as much as we enjoyed sending it your way. I hope you... Well, that winds up another Valentine baseball broadcast. This is The Home of Champions Network. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Jamba. Jump in at JambaCasino.com. Let's Jamba. No purchase necessary. BTW Group. Boy, we're prohibited by law. CCNC's 21 Plus. Sponsored by JambaCasino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered.

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Leading off in the 10th inning. Sling on the left, rounded to third. Hit into a fielder's choice play on the grounder to shorten strikeout. So the issue now, decision-wise, is up to Hacker and Arroyo. Coaches in position have been charged with a loss to the 9th inning. And Herbert could have been the winner. The pitch is high in a way. Ball 1 to play for you. 8-8-10th inning. The 1-0 delivery. Swung on, lined into left side of field. Land is racing over and died. He gets the ball. Boy, you're on first hit for two. Land is recovery quickly throws in. And boy, you're hosted second with a double. Jim Land has made a spectacular triumph of that ball. Now, Ralph Hawke talks to Luis Alroyo.

And going up. Objective sacrifice. Now we'll watch how the defense plays it. Naturally, times call for a moment. A lot of Moses giving Boyer his regulation cap. Bobby Richardson on deck. JC Martin moves in. Of course, Kerry is in. He'll try to make the play on Boyer third. Alroyo, not a bad hitting pitcher. Always had only two for 12. But here in the 10th inning, the object to be to try to get him over. Whether he can place his funder while it up remains to be seen. Hacker to the stretch. The pitch is bunny toward third. There goes Boyer over. And the play is the first phase to Fox.

Beautiful point. Hacker throws out Aroyo. He'll lay it down neatly. And Hacker had to make the play through Fox covering. So that puts Boyer on third with one out and brings up Bobby Richardson. Popped his short. Sling on the left. Grounded his short. Grounded his second. And walked. Now the infield is in. To cut the run down the plate. One out. Kerry moving in close. To protect against the squeeze. Chris Eddie talking to Boyer. 8-8-10th inning. Hacker to the wind up. The pitch to Bobby. Swung on and popped up. There goes Foxy back out. Still going. And Aroyo makes the catch. And Boyer has to hold it third. So they're two away. Bobby Richardson.

The infield in. Popped it up. Not into very short. Center to the right of second base. Apparice your race back and caught it. Once again for one of a fly ball. As in the ninth inning when Howard struck out. And it's two out now and coup back up. Fly to center and left center. Ball of the catcher. Fly to center and sacrifice. So there are two away. 8-8-10th inning. Boyer open to the double. Hacker to the wind up and the pitch to coup back. Outside ball one. Three. Now the wind up the pitch. Swung on line to the center field for base.

It's going up. Boyer. And the Yankees go ahead. 9-8. As Tony two back. Rift to single the center. And out of the dugout now is. Al Lopez. As two back. Rift to single the center. The drive in is 28th round. And with Maris coming up. Larson in the bullpen. Lopez had given the ball. And it's going to be big down coming in. Warren Hacker. Who came on the ninth inning with one out. Pitched an inning and a third. Giving up two hits and one run. Don Larson.

Me making his 18th appearance of the year. One three and lost one. It'll be his first time out against New York. He was traded by Kansas City to Chicago. In June. So big down comes in to work to Larson. I mean, Maris. As he has had quite a day. After popping his short, he had his 35th homer. Then he tripled the right center. Rounded the second and double the center. Driven in two runs. Tony Kubeck coming up for this first set of the game. The drive in the lead run.

Yankee surely will have to contend with the Royce Siebers. And the last of the 10th most likely. Roger Maris up. Two down. Larson in with the stretch. Tony with the lead off first. And the pitch. Swung on. There's a high drive but not too deep. Mitty is under it at the wall and makes the catch. The entry time. Brown started yelling on it might mislead you. But you could tell the ball wasn't quite deep enough. Those Mitty caught it at the wall. One run. Two hits. No errors. And one left on. At the end of nine and a half innings. Yankee's nine white socks. Eight. And in the last half of the 10th. And he carries the first schedule batter. Then JC Martin. And Larson is a pretty good hitter. But see what happens before that.

Got to follow named Sievers who will be used if needed. One thing I hope you needed in God. So you don't find yourself in need of it now. Is some Valentine beer. Hope you got plenty of those six packs. To help make this the most refreshing weekend ever. Valentine's six packs. They carry with ease, cool and a breeze. And each Jolley six pack has six cans of the crisp refresher. In the last the 10th. And he carries leading off. And he walked triple to right center. Find a second and pop the first. This has been an old fashion Donnie Brooks.

And he figures to be more the same yet. And he steps up. Louis Sorroyo. Ready to work. Swings to the wind up. And the pitch to carry. There's low and inside ball one. One ball no strikes. Louis shakes off the sign. Okay, the next one. In the wind up round comes the left arm. Here's the pitch and it is swung on. It's a high fly ball into short center. The mantle comes running in. Still coming in makes the catch him as one away. Now it's JC Martin coming up. You may wonder why let's the left hand better. Bad against the Royal. That's a nice for example to send in Floyd Robinson against him.

Louis is most effective pitch as a screw ball. Which comes breaks in to a left hand hitter. And sometimes it has difficulty pitching to a left hand better. He got big Royce Severs out on deck to hit the Larsen. Come what may. JC Martin singled, walked, singled and grounded to short. 9-8 New York, 10th inning. A Royal to the wind up and the pitch to Martin. Curve outside ball one and blanchored thought he had it. Rust camera loosening up easily in the White Sox bullpen.

These are the kind of games which folks earn their pay. On and off the field. The one nothing delivery. Swung on. There's a drive. It's deep for right center. And Maris makes the catch as Mantle falls down. I think Maris bumping. But the catch was made. But they're all right. And they're two away. Well they were both digging for that thought. And here's Royce Severs. Big Royce. At 3-0 on deck. Matting 3-11. At Royce goes to the wind up.

Here's the pitch. Swung on and fouled off on the ground to the left of the white strike one. No balls one strike. Roy digs in and Roy goes to the wind up. Now the pitch. And it's outside and high ball one one and one. One ball one strike. Here's the pitch on the way outside ball two two and one. Low is screw ball is missing.

Now that means you got to come back in with something good. Severs knows it. And he's ready. Two balls one strike. The wind up around comes the left arm, the pitch. Outside ball three, three and one. Three one count on Severs. Now the wind up and the three one pitch. It's outside and Severs walks. And we're going to have a runner. Al Pilarsik will run for Severs.

Luis Aparicio. Ground is a second, pop the second. Ground is a short, fly to center and walk. Fox on day. Nine eight New York 10th inning. And the pitch. It's in there. Strike one, nothing in one. Alarsik a good speed on first. A royal of the stretch. And the pitch. Inside ball one, one in one. I was going to get a manicure of Monday but I don't need you now. One ball one strike.

Aparicio sets, delivers. At the outside of a royal, ball two, two and one to Aparicio. Boy, you're Alars, something over to a royal. He was pitching the Severs, he just lost him. And he had one strike in there. Nice ball in behind on Aparicio. And it swung on and popped up. Bobby Richardson backing up, waiting. He's got it. And the Yankees put it out. Nine to eight. After trailing in his ball game, eight to two. No runs, no hits, no errors. And one left on. And they really came from behind to do it today. The game they were apparently was gone. And they scored two in the ninth. And one on the tenth to win it. And the winning pitcher, Luis Sororio.

His fourth wins against three losses, the losing pitcher Warren Hacker, two and two. And thus the Yankees remain in first place by three percentage points over Detroit. They won five extra inning games and lost two against Chicago now. They're five and three on the season. And for those of you tuned in late, the Yankees with more, rather with Ray Herbert and Ralph Terry, the starting pitchers, took a lead on a home run by Howard in the second inning, which was matched by Homer by Loller in the last of the second. The Yankees went ahead two to one in the third. And a Homer by Roger Maris is 35th of the season that put him 20 games ahead of Ruth's record. And then the last of the third, the white socks tied it up on a Homer by Herbert. Then came the fourth running when Jim Cokes came on to pitch. After having relieved Terry in the third,

Manosa, Homer, Loller, Walk, Terry, Triple. Two runs were in Martin Walk. Then came a fourth out at second. And the third running inning walked as the Yankees scored rather. The Yankees missed the double play at first by hair. Walks walked and landed to the three run at Homer and became eight to two Chicago. Then in the sixth inning, the Yankees knocked out Ray Herbert. Maris Triple, Mano Walk, Maris sacrifice fly got Maris home, Howard singles, and Blanchard's double got both Mano and Howard home. And then a base hit by Lopez pinchitting got Blanchard home, and that made it eight to six. Meantime, Lowne had relieved Herbert, and Bowman had relieved Lowne in the ninth. When Bob served, greeted Lowne with a pinch hit Homer on his first pitch. As was his 11th major league, a pinch hit Homer,

putting him in a tie for a second place for all-time pinch hit homers. And then after Lowne, Walk Richardson, Bowman came in, Kubbeck sacrificed Richardson and Maris, and a double triple in Homer, double Richardson home. And that tied the score. They walked Mano on purpose, and Farah unintentionally, Us went, Bowman Hacker came in, struck out Howard, and then on a spectacular catch, by Al Smith, Johnny Blanchard was robbed, of at least a double or a triple, just missed the grand slammer by a foot. And then in the tenth inning, the Yankees wrapped it up, on a double by Bowyer, sacrificed by Arroyo, a two-out single by Kubbeck, and Louis, who worked the ninth, and tenth, and retired, six out of the seven, man pitching carefully, receivers and walking, got the win. So we hope you enjoyed the game as much as we enjoyed sending it your way. I hope you... Well, that winds up, another Valentine baseball broadcast.

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