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See you at first page next American leg batting champ. Jim Wins at SCO W Y N N in Senate field in a cleanup spot. Bob asked for money at third day hitting cliff. Johnny Weekly is in right field in the fifth spot. Walt Bond playing left field. He'll be hitting seventh. John Bateman will do the catching. Fitting in the eighth spot in Jim Owen will be doing the pitching. The line up for the Yankees at Johnny Kubak leading off playing shortstop. Bobby Richardson at second base hitting second. Roger Mars in right field. Becky Mabel in the cleanup position of blank center field. Tommy Sash will be in left field hitting the fifth. Johnny Blanchard doing the catching today. Austin Howard getting the rest. Blanchard will be hitting in the sixth spot. And Hector Lopez will be playing third base. And this is the first game that Lopez has played at third base in two years. So Hector will be at third. He'll be hitting seventh.
Pedro Gonzalez will be at first in the eighth spot in red daily as we mentioned before we'll be doing the pitching. The Empire is for the game. Behind the flight American leg on fire of Frank Yuma. Mel Stein of the National League at first. Sal Drummond of the American leg will be at second. And Chris Pelletutis of the National will be at third. That's where the line up shape up here as they hold from the Yankees are just a few moments from getting underway here. This will be the next of the last Sunday that the Yankees will be an exhibition flight. They'll be opening the season on April 14th Tuesday against the Boston Red Sox. And that'll be the Gala welcome Yogi Day. Also on opening day we'll see the presentation of the American leg's most valuable player award. Wilson Howard and World Series Awards for American leg championship awards to the members who are on the 1963 Yankees attending the winning team.
So why don't you make a point of coming on out on April 14th Tuesday to see the Boston Red Sox. Big Dicks to it. The Olmombokets and many of the other fine stars there, the American leg batting champion called Yostrymsky. As the Yankees and Red Sox open up the 1964 campaign at Yankees Stadium. I have a few notes here that might be of interest to you people as we're waiting for the umpires to come out. The Yankees will be playing an exhibition game at 7.30 p.m. in Denver on Monday evening, June the 8th. And this will be sort of a homecoming for several of the Yankees who played in their minor leg days at Denver, Bobby Richardson, Sonny Kubek, Johnny Banschard, and Ralph Terry. They all played on the Ralph House there when the Denver Bears were in a working agreement with the New York Yankees.
And checking this over here, we have our flame junior, the Yankees ticket representative, will be in the upstate New York area, you'll be opening for the 1964 season tomorrow in Albany. And he can be contacted at the center end, or by phone at 8G67181, so all of you people who are in the Albany area and would like to make plans to attend Yankees Stadium and see one of the games this summer. Well, you may be also in the process of visiting the World's Fair. Contact artfully in junior and you'll be in Albany tomorrow at the center end, or by phone at 8G67181. Also, when you're at the big Yankees Opener on Tuesday, April 14th and other Yankees games, be sure to pick up a copy of the all new Yankees scorecard, as big as the other year, and up to each series of averages of all the players will be in there, and they'll be finished so that you'll have a up to the minute record on how each player
is doing on the Yankees Barclays. There'll be many other new features as well, and the scorecard still will be only 15 cents. Yep, 15 cents, that's all, so they'll be available only at Yankees Stadium. So your fans living in the upstate New York area, the Yankees are happy to announce, and we just mentioned before, we'll be bringing you all of these games over our Yankees network. I hope that you enjoy them as much as we enjoy bringing them to you. Now the Umpires, along with Yogi Bear, are the manager of the Yankees, and Jenny Adev, who's a coach for the Houston Colts, are congregating at home plate, Fed Umpire, in this game, Frank Humon. Humon has been with the Yankees through most of these spring training season, or at least some midway mark-on. It's like we're going to have a pretty good crowd here today, and we have had some magnificent
weather the last three or four days. They had great days for baseball, a great day to go to the beach, a great day for golf. This is the kind of weather that all of the ball players and the managers who come to Florida like to see. Many times when you run into tough weather in the spring, as we did on our trip to the west coast when we were headquartering in Tampa, we ran into some rain two days of rain, and then we had some very cool weather. It makes it tough for the manager because it upsets the fishing rotation, and usually the youngsters who are trying to make the catching staff are those who suffer, and they're set back and lose their turn. So we're back on the good weather being right now, and the Yankees have taken the field, and there's Bud Daly, who's struggling to regain the form that he had a few years ago, and trying to gain a position on the Yankee ball club, but actually has to fight for a job. He picked only one inning last year, and that was in the opening game of the 1963 season
in Kansas City. It was a very cool day, and something snapped in Daly's arm. Consequently, that led to an operation, and he has been on the comeback trail, he pitched five innings the other day, and it was a pretty good job. So he'll be facing the Houston Colt, Daly, and Blanchard throwing it back and forth, getting ready. And we are just about set to go. The first battle will be Eddie Casco, the shortstop for the Houston Colt. I'd like to remind all of you Yankee fans, those of you on our network, as well as those of you in New York, that there's a new starting time on Sundays at Yankee Stadium. For years, it used to be 2 p.m. starting time now, it's down to 130, so those Yankee games will be starting a half hour early on Sundays, and also there are six new suburban night games. President Barack Obama, Virginia, we are counting on you.
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will be at 8 o'clock. Now, thank you, Matt. Here's looking up here for about a set to go, coaching at first pace for the Houston Colt, Jimmy Adair, and a third-day Lumenhaz. Lumenhaz has been associated with Paul Richards for many years, he was with him when Richard took over the Orioles, but then when Richard was with the white socks and when Paul Richards went to Houston, Lumenhaz probably with him. Here's a little galley fox down there, shouting at a cat doe, a little encouragement, and we're all set to go. Now his butt daddy, the left hander, on the mound for the Yankees gets ready to fix the first ball of this ball game, and here it comes, the curve ball, way outside to Johnny Blanchard, he fixed it off, one ball accounts. Daily has a fine and run average, so for the spring 2.08, the one ball delivery to
Cascara calls straight one, one ball and one straight. Daily has 5.13 innings, given up 11 hits, and only 4 runs, 3 of those ends. Hate based on balls and 3 strikeouts, so he's off on the right direction. Daily delivers, Cascara swings and follows the fact, straight to one ball, 2 strikes to Eddie Cascara. Last year, Cascara was with a Cincinnati Reds, played in 76 games, compiled a 241 batting average, had 3 home runs, only 10 RBI's, right hand batting, where his glasses. Daily started to pitch an inch top, first, there's no block in a situation like that, when there's no one on. Daily losing his balance, or possibly it was, that Johnny Blanchard was not quite ready to receive the ball. Now here's the one 2-pitch to Cascara, the knuckleball outside, 2-2 to the count.
Daily, the end of the line up, the 2-2 delivery to Cascara, is swung on a Mesh Strike 3. Daily starts off with a impressive strikeout over the lead off Saturday, and Cascara is one down. And now, here comes Nellie Fox. The best name, man, Cascara 2, Nellie Fox, the most valuable player in 1959, that was the other White Sucks one, a penner. What a ball player this fellow has been. Been in the Major Legs? To stay, since 1948, he had a chance in 1946, but only, check that 1947, but it's heaven. Only seven games under his cell. Daily delivers the box and backs him off the plate, one ball to count. Nellie, one of the great aggressors and fielders in the American Legs over a decade. This will be his 16-17 season in the Major Legs. Now the one ball is living to Fox Grill, right at Bobby Richardson's second base, and that
ball knuckled out there as Richardson sort of sidestepped it for a minute, looked like he was fighting it, but he got it. Two up and two down here, but they're moving along nicely, and now here comes Pete Reynolds. Reynolds, who had some great years with the Washington Senator, and then the Boston Red Sucks led the American Legs and Hitting. At one point, that was in May 1960, Fouls went off to the left of third base and Foul here, so I hit the Lopez getting under it, and he's got it, and that takes care of the Colts here on the top of the first inning. Three up, three down, the score after happening a play, the Colts, nothing, the Yanke's coming to bet.
Let it fly every time with us, let it fly, let it fly, let it fly, make it fly every time in the last half of the first inning, it'll be Johnny Kubak leading off for the Yanke's this ball game, just getting on the way here in Fort Lauderdale, Florida under beautiful sunny Bonnie's Sky, no score, Kubak the 255 here, thus far this spring, he's got 4.455. None of the odds have been a chain that hide off of the ball or batting 207 as a team, just today they came up with nine runs, five of them in the ninth inning to defeat the Chicago
White Sun. Now Jim Owens, right hand around the mound, delivers a fastball called Strike 1 to Tony. Yankees have a few injuries, still in to Jim, just coming to slide, is unable to play, and Joe Pepperton, who was hit by a pitch from left-handed Al Jackson to the net a week ago, still out of there. There's an upper runoff, not to down, close to your own home time, a nice way by Pete Reynolds, if he knocked the ball down, it was heading for right field, and then picked it up and got to that, so there's one out, and his Bobby Richardson. Richardson, hitting at 259, Bobby started well over the 400 marks for the first eight or 10 games, and since that time, it's once a little 14 for 54 other spring. Jim Owens, the right-handed, into the win, has delivered to Bobby, there's a check swing about the towards third, Bateman out, and he picks it up as a roll foul. Bateman, for a minute, looked as though he might have had a chance to grab hold of that ball before it went foul.
Richardson did not leave the plate, and had he got it, Bobby would have been a sure out, but if you're the catcher running out after a ball like that, he could back to the plate, and a guy like Richardson had to play, had to base hit, and ball dribble down there about 35 feet. Oh, and the one strike delivery to Bobby is a clear of the flow, ball one, one ball and one strike. One one, the count, Richardson, second batter for the Yankees, we're in the last of the first inning. I want to deliver to Bobby, a line drive fly, going to that right field, moving under, and getting it, is Johnny Weekly, Bobby hit that ball well, and a little bit too much loss to it, sir. Virginia, we are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to raid the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years, but you can stop them by voting yes, by April 21st.
Help put our elections back on a level playing field and let voters decide not politicians. Vote yes, by April 21st. Vote for by Virginians for fair elections. Roger Mads, Jason, Jim on, when the last of the first notes go on a ball game, and delivers to Mads, he followed his batch strike one. Oh, and the next wave came up for the Philadelphia Phillies in 1955, 1963, he was with St.
Matty, and then also for that season, spent with San Diego. Mads takes one outside, one ball, one ball, and one strike to Roger. Oh, and a major leader for nine years has a combined record of 24 wins and 48 losses in the nine years span. Oh, and delivers to Mads and it's outside two balls in a strike, two on the count, Mickey Maddle in the on deck circle for the Yankees. When once again, as it prevails here, blowing through that left field fence, saving the right hand hitters. Mads deals one and a nice play by Reynolds, right down that line, and he races Mads to the back for the put out. Pete Reynolds making a nice play, going through the line, so that takes care of the Yankees here and the last half of the first inning, three up, three down, the score after the first inning of play, the Yankees nothing and the cold, nothing. You know, tickets roll in 1964 Yankees all games are on sale right now, there are several
simple ways to get your choice of seats for the big games this season. He can buy tickets over the counter at the Yankees stadium in Mads ticket office, which is open daily Monday through Saturday for nine to five, and there's plenty of free parking while you do your ticket shopping. Tickets also are on sale at the Yankees convenient midtown ticket office on the Mezzanine of Grand Central Terminal, overlooking the main information booth. The Grand Central ticket office is open Monday through Friday from 8.30 to 6 p.m. and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. Box and reserve seat reservation also available at all strap restaurants in the greater New York area. Don't forget you can order by mail also if you want to, just send your money order to the ticket manager along with your order. Okay, the New York Yankees Yankees stadium Bronx 51 New York. Be sure to enclose your checker money order and don't forget to include your own name and address. Box seats are $3.50, reserve seats are $2.50, all taxes included, and one other thing, please add $0.25 to your total order to cover mailing charges. In the top of the second inning, no score on the ball game, but daily against Jim O'Rourke,
then here's Jim Wynn, the center of the order. Wynn, right hand batter. W-Y-N-N. Early compact athlete, hit the first pitch, then to short let's see, old timey trash getting under the relay. They certainly got one away. For a moment, it looked like there was a little more mustard on that ball, but only went out there about $290. So there's one down, and now here's Bob Aspermatti. Bob has been with the Houston hope since 1962, spending his third year. He hit only 2-14 last year. Played in 136 games, right hand batter, and he's the brother of Ken Aspermatti. Takes a strike in there. One strike to count to Bob Aspermatti. Born in Brooklyn, New York, 6 feet 285.
Big guy. It's one on the line, Lopez over, behind third, it's called foul. Nothing interior to count to Aspermatti. And that is using Gonzales' first face today. And that's the Lopez at third. Aspermatti hits a two-hopper to a coup-back at short. Throw the first is in time, two down, two up and two down here on the top of the second inning. Those are the kind of ground balls you infielders like. You know, they hug the ground and all of a sudden think that nice big hop is about to fell high. Fine, I thought, of course, that if you have time to gauge it. I don't find when they take those big hops for the last minutes. They end up as errors. Now, Johnny Weekly, the right fielder. Right hand batter. Tails from New Orleans, daily delivers to Weekly, a curved ball of Mrs. Inside Ball 1.
6 feet tall, 200 pounds. Big guy. Way last year at Houston, hit 225, three home runs, 14 RBI. Those daily delivers good, curved strikes, one ball and one strike. But daily, boy, he shoved today, I'll tell you that. Hit no corners. Daily into the wine of the 1-1 pitch to Weekly. On the ground, a coup-back. He's got the ball of it. He doubled it again. The throw is not in time. And now, I have to go as an error. It's not a coup-back. It's through the ball in the dirt. Although, the throw even had Pedro Gonzalez come up with it. It would not have been weekly. He went down that line pretty good. So, Johnny Kubeck charged with the error. Weekly safe at first. Now, here's the left fielder, big wall bond. Well, we don't find the gap. Big left hand batter came up with a Cleveland Indian 2 years ago. 6 feet 6, 220 pounds. This is a fellow that the Indian hopes would carry them to
or in the contention in a possible flag a few years ago. He takes a strike call from Bud daily. Straightaway stance fairly closed. Weekly on at first place. Two down. No score on his game. Top of the second. The curve ball is one out of this. Strike two. I was a flat side arm change of curve ball. And bond with way out in front of it. Well, it had trials with the Indian in 60. 61 and 62 and was unable to stick. curve ball sat on its way outside ball one. One ball two strikes. Last year at Jacksonville in the international league, well, it had 25 home runs with 82 RBIs at 276. Pedro Gonzalez playing behind weekly at first place. Ball found the batter. The one-two's livery is a curve that's way outside. 2-2 to the count.
Two balls, two strikes. Yankeensville playing deep and shaded slightly to the right. Yeah, I feel the same. Daily. Shake splanch it off for one time. He's ready to go. Set delivers to bond with fouls displayed back on the screen and the count holds at 2-2. Tomorrow night, the Yankees and the Los Angeles Dodgers will be going at it. Here in Fort Lauderdale be the first night game here in Fort Lauderdale. We'll be on the air at 755. Game time at 8 o'clock and we'll be on AM and FM. Always an exciting contest when the Yankees and the Dodgers get together. The two-two livery to bond is fouled back behind the plate. Count once again remains at 2-2.
The Walter Bond going on toward the 19th, 1937 at Denmark, Tennessee. Two-two livery to wall. Oh, it hits him. And where did it hit him? Looks like a denim right on the right finger there. Well, that ball was way inside. Bond had no chance to get out of the way. He doesn't look like he's interested in any way. But he started to go down and that ball was about 12-5. Had no chance to get out of the way and hit him on the right wrist of that light. So bond is safe at first base, after being hit by the pitcher. Going down the second is Johnny Weekly. And now here's John Bateman the catcher. John Bateman, right hander, is a young fella, hitting an even hundred. He said, two hits and 20-a-pins to the plate this spring. It's the first to try and air out behind second base. Two-back Richardson battles in Virginia. Two-back calls for it. Takes it and that takes the other coals to the top of the second.
Four to coals, no runs, no hits. One Yankee air, two men left. The score after anything and a half to coals, nothing. And the Yankee's nothing. Last half of the second inning. Jim on continues his warm-up on the mat. And he'll be facing Mickey Maddle. Tommy trashed and Johnny Blanchard in that order. Maddle batting left hander, that's the right hander, Jim on. Mickey Maddle. Maddle? A G-35 batter, that's part of the spring. Eight hits and 34 at bat. That's 12 walks. And he leads the club and home runs with two. Nobody except Maddle, I said more than one. Next swings and that's a strike one. The Yankee's have only a total of nine home runs, so far they're spring and they've won nine games and lost eleven months, a total of 20 games. One's delivers the Maddle a fastball inside ball one. One ball one strikes. See the other home run, hitters, a Peppaton Gonzalez,
Blanchard, two backs, Boyer, Lopez and trash. And Madison there, there's a strike in there. One ball two strikes to Mickey Maddle. One ball two strikes, Maddle. From the left side, there's one, there's one, there's a long drive, going into the right side of coming in. And making a big fight is the kind of skill that Jim wins. How do you like that? Well, he did the stand on the left here for that one. That's all lined up in the alley, in right center. Young Jim wins, coming over, and setting in a little bit, it looked like he was going to get through and stuck out his glove and got it about a foot off the ground. A great play to Rob Man, all of an extra bass hit. One down and here's Tommy Tresh. Tresh takes outside ball one. Tresh hitting at 178-47. And that's a big hit.
He hit 178-47. A great play by the center field, there's Jim win, Rob Maddle. Inside, Tresh, two balls no strikes. Two nothing to count. Cold in field, shaded to the right. The one goes into the line of the two-row delivery, takes it in their strike call. Two balls, one strike, one down. Let's go again, we're in the last half of the second inning. Tommy Tresh, batting from the left side. That's delivered one on a miss strike two. Two two to count. Tresh, last year, hit 269 with 25 home runs, 71 RBIs. The two two delivery by on, missed strike three and he got them. That's the first strikeout,
recorded by Jim on. Two up and two down here, and the last half of the second inning. And here's Johnny Blanchard, who's doing the catching today. We're moving right along here. Oh, one line delivers the blanchard and a tie ball one, one ball to count. Johnny Blanchard, who has moved into the number two catching spots behind Austin Howard, getting a share of work. The one ball delivery to John is low, two on other count, two balls, no strike. Whitey Ford is doing the coaching at first space, and over at third, Jimmy Gleason. Oh, and into the line of the two-row delivery, is outside three on other count, three balls, no strike to Johnny Blanchard with two down, and nobody on here in the last of the second. And the on-deck circle, Hector Lopez playing third base for the first time
in over two years today. The three-row delivery to blanchard calls strike three and one. Jim on, just to lay that one in there, Blanchard taking all the way. Fox is playing almost, closer to first, and he was the second on Blanchard, and he's in a right spot at the ball. Bounce block is just, he jumps on it and fires the first. Now he Fox was playing not 30 feet from first base, and that ball had he stood there, would have hit him in the nose. As it did, it did bounce off of the chest, but he managed to make the foot out. So for the Yankees, in the last half of the second inning, three up and three down, four after two, just to nothing of the action effort. Five now, two o'clock. Oh, the picture. Top of the third and three. Jim off. In a top of the third inning, it'll be Jim Holland laying off of the cold here, no scoring again. Bud daily on the map for the Yankees, a curveball at call strike one.
Jim Holland, batting from the right hand side, facing Bud daily. I want 60, 12, 200 pound. He's a big guy, squirrely belt, takes outside, one ball, one strike. One on the count down. Only two base runners in this ballgame, both of them caught none of them, on by virtue of a base hit. There's a dribbler out towards second base, Bobby Richardson coming in, swoops it up. Fires against Dallas, and there's one away. One down, and the batter is Eddie Casco, who led off this ballgame by striking out. The only strikeout recorded by daily. Casco is a pretty good hitter. Had a great year, with Cincinnati a few years ago, where he was at or above the three. President Barack Obama. Virginia, we are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to raid the next election
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And he had a really retreat and all that thing down on a leafing backhanded catch. Well, that was a double error triple for sure and that ball got away from metal. So Nelly Fox is out of there. As he hits the ball sharply twice, soft and butt daily, lined out the Richardson in the first and then aligned to Nelly here on the third. Now he rattles, who pops the third. It's the first take high an error in the straight left field. Tommy Tresh getting on this takes it easily and the Colts are out of there and the top of the third inning. For the Colts, no one. No, it's one Yankee here. One man left and the score after two and a half, used to nothing and the Yankee's nothing. You get a smile every time with a style in time. Wow, what a beer, that style in time. You get a smile every time with a style in time.
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That's a look at this one towards Foxy. Try the fact that it's not going down. It looks out good. It's going to see you. And that's a look at this. Shops up the first base hit of this ballgame. Lopez hitting a sharp ground ball to the right and only Fox. Oh, one's giving up the first hit of this game. Now here's Pedro Gonzalez. Pedro is originally his schedule to play third base today. Swings and fouls in fact. Oh, boy. And that hurts to catch your John Bateman. He got that right on the right side. That's one thing about catching. Let's take a beating. You know, a lot of things you don't even see. Foul chips that go off the knee or off the toe or off the thigh. John Bateman taking a little time. And right now, the enemy of Bateman is not feeling as fragile as it likes.
Bending over a little bit to get the sensation and the circulation flowing again. One strike to counter-convallus. Hello, Pes. I'm at first base. No score in the ballgame. We're in the last of the third. Nobody out here in the third inning for the Yankees. That's Owen delivers the mentality. Fouls are at the plate again. Nothing into the count. No balls, two strikes. The Yankees have the only base hit in this game and also have committed the only errors they've got two. Nothing into the count. Kimo and pitching low curve ball to Gonzales trying to get him to hit that ball on the ground. There comes another one here. High and here at a straightaway center. Jimmy Wynn, shaded with his glasses, takes it one way. Young Mr. Wynn was a shortstop last year, trying to out the other season. And he's playing it like he played it all of his life. He's a great catch on Mickey Nagel in the second half.
Here's Bud Dayley. Low pass leading off his first. Owen, bounce towards third and will it stay fair? It's just dribble foul. Bob asked for money in on the play, but it's up to it. A way that Bunt was laid down, he'd better let it roll foul. Almost came back for a minute there. So that's the foul. Strike one the count to Bud Dayley. Hector Low pass, retracing his steps the first. And we're all set to go again. Nelly Fox. It was now moving more over towards first base. He was looking for the possible spot where Dayley might get. Now he's looking for a little more of the fun. And there it goes again. Dayley, he squared the button. What's that? He hadn't took it outside. One ball, one strike. So the mental processes are going. Dayley checking Jim Gleason at third base for a sign.
Bob asked for money playing in close to third. Focus leading off at first. The one-one delivery. Dayley's squared takes it right down the middle and didn't attempt to. A Bunt's ball thought it was inside. So the count goes to one ball, two strikes. One into the count. Now Jim Gleason flashing some more signs to Dayley. So it might be the Yogi Bear. I want Dayley to burn himself out of there. So there he goes. He squared away and Bunt's a beauty in front of him now. Bateman out. Short second for one. The throwback to third. Wild and Fox made a great stop of the ball. Diving toward the outfield portion of first base. To knock the ball down. So, but Dayley fails to sacrifice Lopez on the second base. Let me feel his choice. Going from two to six. Can't show that rid of that ball quickly and well, but wild. Now here's twenty-two back to batter.
Bounce out the first in the first inning. Swings and missiles strike one. Dayley on a first base. Two out. No score on the ball game. Last half of the third. Nothing in one. The count's a twenty-two back. All one sets delivers the two back to fouls at off to the best boy who knocks it down. Throw balls to strike. From four long a day off Florida. On a beautiful Sunday afternoon. The Yankees in the cold. Oh, and he's saying the fire heavily through a uniform gets the sign from David Monset. Deliver the two back to lays off the last minute. Ball one. One ball, two strikes. Tony started to go after that low curve ball and then held up just at the last minute.
The two back had somewhat of an off season for him last year. It only two fifty-seven had seven all months, forty-four RBI. The one two delivery to two back is inside two and two. Although that's not the complete story on two back because through the first half of the season. He was struggling around the two hundred marks. Second half he had hit close to three hundred to pull his average up there. And that happens to clear some time to time. Two two delivery to two back. Five fly ball in the right center. Ginny win going over Texas. And that's they steer the Yankees in the last half of the third inning. Forty Yankees, no runs, one hit. No cold airs, one man left and a score after three full innings applied. The angst nothing and used to nothing. And now on to the next portion of this ball game brought to you by the Atlantic Refining Company and your neighborhood Atlantic dealer. The folks who offer you Atlantic Imperial. The gasoline that cleans your carburetor and keeps it clean.
Thank you Jerry. What daily working smooth and easy right now. And here's a reminder if you want a Yankee season schedule the popular 12 page Valentine informational schedule and an Americanly game by game season schedule is available free of cost. Just send a request to schedule department New York Yankees Yankee Stadium and ask 51 New York. Please be sure to enclose a self-addressed stamp envelope. A self-addressed stamp envelope would be even better. So I'd say that but daily when he's pitching and he's on he makes pitching but so easy that everybody wants to be a pitcher. Just look like he's playing catch up there with Johnny Blanchett or whoever happens to be doing the patching for the Yankee. And daily we'll be facing Jim Wynn who's flying out to left field in the second inning.
At 22 years old. Born in Cincinnati right and hit a foul as the first pitch back strike point. Last year with San Antonio he had 16 homers in 78 games and in 70 games with the coach he had four homers. Not a big fella. 5,000, 160 pounds. Daily's next pitch is pop foul coming right back up on the roof and out of play. Nothing in two and there goes the blitz. You know where a lot of take rights in that blitz though. But I'm tapping it up. There is a windy part of the country down here in Lauderdale. No splints. We do a little rockin' and rollin' up there. There's a knuckleball hit. I and foul down the left field line. The wind will carry that out of play. Way over the fence. Wind up a side of that high pass ball.
And on deck is barbed-ass chromatic. Traction mantle are deep in Lauderdale in Tennessee. And now it's not too deep and right. The wind blowing across from right field are Lauderdale. Two strike pitches. Strike three. Drop by blitz. You picked it up close to first base in time for the out. And it goes as a strikeout. But you get blanched in a scissor and the first base in a putout. That can strike out the deli. I tried Joe Cooper just to point out to me that that blimp is standing back still just like a helicopter. How do they do that, Joe? Well, they just go into the wind and slow down. The wind just like a kite, huh? No, he's moving a little bit. Here's ask for money. You'll bounce it a shot. I'll take the pitch outside for a one.
It's like a big hot dog with a couple of fins on it. Curved inside for two to nothing. That's for money. That's for my bandit. Deli, pitch a line drive single up the middle. The first hit for the Houston Colt 45. The line single is center. No doubt about that one. So that breaks up the potential no head of the deli. Both teams now with one base set. No score around the top of the court. It brings up John Wheatley who reached out in air in the second inning. Stretched by Deli. A serve is lower, ball one. You have some unusual name. Not that weekly is an unusual name, but for an athlete. Something about knees that sort of give you power and weekly is not one of them.
No, he is a good ball player. But just check swing fly ball originally. He trapped it. And he was to pick it up close to it. To cool back and they get the one. Bobby had a good idea there. He's left catching it on a fly. Then tried to trap it. And he would have had a double play as weekly had stopped running. The game continues at the beginning of side two after a short delay. My ball of oxygen. He trapped it. And it was to pick it up close to it. To cool back and they get the one. Bobby had a good idea there. He blocked catching it on a fly. Then tried to trap it. And he would have had a double play as weekly had stopped running. And then Bobby and trying to scoop it up had it bounce off the heel of his glove roll and he sure had sent a field. But at first base after the money had up all of that because the Richardson catches the ball on a fly.
He can double a more. So that's a fourth play from President Barack Obama. Virginia. We are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to raid the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years. But you can stop them by voting yes by April 21st. Help put our elections back on a level playing field and let voters decide not politicians. Vote yes by April 21st. Paid for by Virginians for fair elections. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Victory Lane? Yeah. It's even better with Chumba by my side. Race to Chumba Casino dot com. Let's Chumba. No purchase necessary. VTW Group. Boyd we're prohibited by law. CT and C's. 21 plus. Sponsored by Chumba Casino. Four to six. Richardson's always trying something different. His wall bond was hit by a pitch ball. The first time a bat in the second inning hit him right on the right stump.
Fix a curve in there strike one call. Weekly at first. And Tyler's playing in back of the bag. Stretched by Delhi. Best wall filed back over the roof. Nothing in two the count. Bond the big left hand better. Delhi set. Time on curve way outside. One ball to strike.
Weekly with a short lead in the first base. Delhi's curve is just inside. Two balls to strike. Delhi goes to the rising bag. Now Delhi stretches. Stitch strike three swinging. A sinking fastball. Delhi's third strike out. Four to close. No runs. One hit. No Yankee errors. One man left at the end of three and a half. It's a close nothing in the Yankee's nothing. Close nineteen forty seven. Close nineteen twenty seven cars were great in their day. They had good motor oil in nineteen twenty seven two.
And as engines were improved year after year. Athletic developed planar motor oils to protect them. Now comes the finance. New athletic imperial motor oil. The first oil so good athletic is given at the imperial name and shield. Today's driving conditions increase the amount of dirt and sludge that build up inside your engine to interfere with performance. But new athletic imperial motor oil holds dirt and sludge in suspension. Helps keep it off engine parts. None of the new highly publicized motor oils can protect your engine better than new athletic imperial motor oil. This is W.O.K.O. in Albany, New York. The kitchen got off for a real fast start this spring. It was really hitting. We went into a little bit of a tail spin on the western swing. And it's dropped down to two fifty right now.
Players being held up momentarily as we wait for the right feeling to get out there. And there he goes now. John Weakley was either getting sunglasses or some minor repairs in the dugout. Now he's out there. And Bobby Richardson steps into the batter spot. Fond deck, Roger Marrow. The right handed Jimo engine of the wine of the pistol Richardson. I pop up and back a third. That's the money. And Casco. Casco 4x4 and makes the catch. So that's the money and Casco. Yellowed, I have it. And let's hit it yellow just a little out of one way. Here's Roger Marrow. It's Marrow's bouncing first place in the first inning. Deck Mickey Marrow.
Fist him out. It's a change up right in there. Strike 1-4. Going curve is high. 1-1. Going 50. Chalk 200 pound. Now living in Venice, Florida, the home of early winds. Curve low. She balls one strike. She won the Liberia's fine away, ball 3. The cold 45s and not over shift on Marrow. It's as much of the amazingly close to. 3-1 catch is on the outside corner.
Full counter, Marrow. 3-2. Jim Wind, Sanatilla is really deep on Marrow. Here's the way off catch. Fowl back on the screen. Fowl back on the screen. Horns with that short wind up. Deliver the ground ball with a short shot. Hop with it. Asso, the throw to first in time for the out. That was a nice play by Eddie Casso. That was a real grass burning ground ball. Hooked the ground. His mental man was robbed of an exhibition on a fine play by Jim Wind, the Sanatilla. Fowl back on the screen.
It's to make a swing in a nice strike one. On deck time stretch. She won, nobody on no score. Now it'll take the curve high at 1-1. Owen gets the sign from Bateman. What he's uniform is just about so clear through now. Fitch is a curve hit the inside corner strike two called one ball two strike. Thank you mine calling ball two strike. You're not a new jersey resident who was my greatest of Florida, isn't it? Not too far from the ballpark here in Fort Lauderdale.
One ball two strike pitch. A line giant to right field and it's in there but they said weekly plays around one hop. And fires it in an early part. The man was hit the ball hard twice. Rob the one gets the thing on this one. That's the second hit for the Yankees. The coach have only one hit. Let me try to struck out in the second inning. Here's a swing in a nice strike one. On deck, Johnny Blanchett. Madeline's away. The twisted stretch hit. He had a left side of the wind. And all bond effort. Bond called for it and makes the catch high over his head. That was really carried with the wind blowing that way. For the Yankees, no runs, one hit.
No cold errors. One man left and at the end of four it's the coach. Nothing and the Yankees. Nothing. Well, remember the big home opener is coming up. Next Tuesday afternoon at the Yankees stadium, the Yankees will face the colorful Boston Red Sucks and the 1964 finance drama will be on. Now, this is a special open because it will mark the debut of long-term Yankees favorite Yogi Barras, the Yankees manager. Obama's will mark the occasion too because every fan attending the opener will receive a welcome Yogi bot next to signify an air attendance at his first game as managers. A big field free game show will get underway at 1.30 with game time at 2 p.m. And Guy Lombard on his popular role, Canadians will be on hand for any time before the field show. Let me show the playing of our national anthem. Helps in how it will receive the American League Most Honourable Player Award. And all the 1963 ends as we receive that finished too many hits from League President Joe Trump. It should be a big day in fans of wannabe on hand a video, which be saw available at all Yankees take out list and buy men.
Right now it's 4th, 4th station identification. This is your Yankees baseball station in Albany, New York. W-O-K-O, 1460 on your dial. The cold 45s will be John Bateman, they're cancelating off. He popped up to Quebec at shortstop, his first time at back. Bateman at 6 3 210 pounds. He's just 21 years old. Big right handed up. Delhi's curved round ball, Lopez has it on one hop. To throw the first face back handed by Gonzalez, who pulled his foot off the bag and then got it back just in time. I can tell his hands themselves very well at first. Lopez, you must remember, it's played out there now and this first time he's played third basin' about two years.
Although when he did play third for Kansas City and for the Yankees, his arm has always been a little erratic. Matter of fact, he made one throw wild and scour and reaching for it. Thought the ball would run a coming down first round end of motion, moose come up with a broken wrist. Jim Oon, two bounce a second base in the third inning. Takes a curve outside ball one. Delhi's next pitch, a ground foul outside of third. Lumbhouse and a coaching box up with it. Jimmy Adele coaching at first for the cold 45s. On deck, any catch go. Delhi's curved round ball hit the third. Lopez knocks it down, picks it up. Close to first. Delhi's curved round ball hit the third. Lopez knocks it down, picks it up. Close to first base and Gonzalez has to come off the back to catch it in tag zone.
That was a nice play by Lopez. But again, his arm, you've got to get used to that throw at third base and it doesn't only take one day. Hector took a base hit away from Oon by knocking that hard smash down and turned around, picked it up. And even though his throw pulls Gonzalez off the back, Pedro was able to tag Jim Oon's coming down the line. So it's too out here that he can't go who struck out and reached out in error. Can't go talking with Nellie Fox. They're just talking about the weather, what they're going to do tonight, giving Oon's a little time to get a breather and the dugout and thank you, Matt, the play don't find nose and goes over and breaks up the huddle. But you can do that. You can stall a little bit as long as you don't stall too long. Foxy with a big grin on his face. No score with two out and nobody on in the top of the fifth. Daley's curve is right in there, strike one call. That's right, Joe Cooper. We were talking about Johnny Wheatley's name,
giving you the idea that he's not strong, which is not true. But that Nellie Fox is really a fox outside of that. He knows every trick in the books to get him there to aggravate it, to stall. You really can bother a catcher with his stance of that play too. The next bridge is low in the dirt, one-on-one in the count on Eddie Castro. Daley's curve is inside. Two balls, one strike. I pitch it and it ran a third. Low pauses up with it. A throw to first base, this one is a strike and low pauses. They had all three assists at any. Three up, three down. Nothing to throw us to score at the end of five full inning. A cold forty-four check at the score at the end of four and a half inning. A cold forty-five check. Nothing nothing ballgame.
And we've got a change in left field, but we can't get his number. And Wolf Bond, who is out there, who's told he got hit on the right zone by a pitch ball, twenty-eight it is, Joe. Oh, Wolf Bond has a right field. And John Wheatley has come out. Wally Williams is in left field. So Wheatley, who held up the game last inning, a little late getting out to left field is out of the game. Soon as we find out why we'll let you know. Johnny Burns should take the pitch roll ball one. Boy, you talk about a small outfielder that Wally Williams is five-six. What he weighs on is 185 pounds. So he's salad. Pitches low to Blanchard. Four to two and nothing. Five feet six. For an outfielder, that is small. A small financial. Small for anything. Except for me, he's got me by a half-inch. There's a line drive there with set-up field at the end for a base check.
Wind plays it on the second hop. Lanchard with a line single at center. A very hit for the Yankees. Things are tight to low. Low-tired single, low-tired Natalie Fox's glove and a third inning. Williams in 73 games for Modesto. President Barack Obama. Virginia, we are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to raid the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years. But you can stop him by voting yes by April 21st. Help put our elections back on a level playing field and let voters decide not politicians. Vote yes by April 21st. Paid for by Virginians for fair elections. Step into the world of power, loyalty and luck. I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse. With family, conoles and spins mean everything.
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but the Yankees are threatening. He run as a first and third. Nobody else. Here's a stretch by Owen. Fits the Gonzalez. The ground ball hits a third. As for money goes to second for one. Back to first day we'll get to double play. The ball is not hit hard enough in the run scores. A run batted in for Pedro Gonzalez. As Blanche's process to play, the Yankees lead one and nothing. Lopez was forced to second. Gonzalez safer first. And now Bateman is going out to talk with Owen. And we're going to have attention to LVO Jimenez is coming up to that for Bud Deli. And Deli had five real fine easy innings. He allowed just one hit. Didn't walk anybody. Stuck out three. Didn't allow any run. And now Bateman and Owen are talking things over out on the mound. LVO free swinger is up at the plate.
Swinging the back side of the left and up. On deck is Tony Kubak. Got a lot of money him in as for the Kansas City as. Go to first base and Gonzalez is back. Here's a stretch. It's swinging and I miss it a low curve strike one. That was a minor league he has definitely been a 300 hitter. Quick throw to first and Gonzalez back again. One year he batted under 300 that year he had 299. The other year he had some good ones. 329, 368, 310, 331 and 316.
Here's a stretch. Fetch his outside. One or more. Fetch his outside. Doesn't get many base on balls. We told you he likes to swing. Another sort of first and Gonzalez back. Yankees lead one nothing here and a bottom of the fifth inning. Owen stretches. There's one who's going to swing. Nice to throw his second base. Beautiful throw and he got up. And Gonzalez had a good jump on the pitch of Jim Owen's. But Bayton had made a beautiful throw. And Gonzalez is forced feeling. Now he's fast covered. Fetch gets to put out. So it's two outs and the count is one ball and two strikes on him and his. Here's the wind up. Now ball hits his second base. Fetch over. Fetch the back and it gets in the throw.
Now he doesn't throw. He started the throw. He tried to back in the ball and rolls up his arm. He thought it before hit the ground but then never threw the ball. And Fetch is charged with an L on that flip. The reason he charged Fetch with an L. He could have gotten in front of that ball but he wanted a backhanded and throw quickly. Very cool back. Now it's the first bite of Santa Fowler. The first fish off strike one. And that ball hit Fetch and on the arm and the chest. Boy, he's having a rough day back there. Fetch is get those battle wounds out there. Sometimes they get hit so subtly with a foul ball. You can read Joe Kronin presently in the American League right on their body. There's a throw to first. Him and his is back. Now I see that happen. Boy, that stretch by on. Fair of high.
Wanna watch. So it looks like the Yankees might have picked up a little defect in Owen's delivery. They've had a couple of men running even though they caught the last one stealing. They've been fine throw. Cut down in dollars. Here's a stretch. Throw to first. Him and his is back. Game of stretch. Fetch foul over the roof out of play. One ball, three strikes to you out. Owen's go through the walls and back. On that population. Here's a stretch. Another throw to first. Him and his was about a foot off the bag. He easily got back.
Or maybe poor, but this has got Owen's working on his move to first place. Many steps off the rubble. Now he's stretching. Fetch a line drive. He's going to say a man has to run second and start. He went about 15 feet and then held up. So Quebec looks a single at center. Fetch the Yankees head of the ball game. And three of them coming here in the bottom of the fifth. Now it's run as a first and second and two out. Bobby Richardson's about to. Bobby slide the right and pop to the short side. One deck large amounts. Run as lead off first and second. Fetch the Bobby's a curve in there, strike one call. There hasn't been a walk in this walking yet. Or either side.
Owen sets. Delivers a swing and a foul tip strike two. Nothing until the count. Party forward coaching at first. Jimmy Gleason asserts for the Yankees. President Barack Obama. Virginia, we are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to raid the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years. But you can stop them by voting yes by April 21st. Help put our elections back on a level playing field and let voters decide not politicians.
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But him and his one to third. I'm a wild bitch. Cool back held his first. It's a one ball two strike counter, Richardson. Stretch the pitch and line drive. They check the right here. Coming in a squad. The him and his holding a second base is still back. And Richardson hit that one right four to zero. It was high in sight. Lock this right here. Run that it in for Bobby. The Yankees now lead. Shoot it up. In the bottom left. Winter Brazil Malice. Malice bounce the first, bounce the short. two back and second. Richardson at first. BETTIA Malice low inside ball 1. Two back and Richardson, each have 15 hits to lead the Yankees. And that's a photo. It's the man with a high fly to right there, walk on with plenty of time to get under
it. He's coming on. He's coming on and he takes it. 40 Yankees, two runs, four hits, one Houston error and two men left on and the score now at the end of five for the name is Yankees, two, the cold 45 is nothing. So Stafford has come on to do the pitching for the Yankees as but daily leaves after pitching five innings, allowing one hit no run. Stafford is making his fifth appearance for the spring. He's worked 11 innings, given up nine hits, three runs, all three of the man. Walk four, struck out seven, one, two and lost one this spring, as a fine end run average to 0.45. Stafford, as you know, has a real dead year last year. Stafford, one, four and lost eight, but he was quite a bit overweight and he has come down this spring in real good shape. Nelly Fox blocks the bunch, takes it over to strike. Fox lying the second and lying in the center, he hit the ball hard both times.
On deck, he drunks. Stafford's next pitch, no curve, hit in the air to short center field, cool back, moving back. And he takes it. One away. Heat runnels. Pop the third, fly to left field. No, I'm dead, Jim went. Danny Coombs, the right hand is loosening up for Houston in the both hand, as one goes, takes a pitch, I have all one. Hitches, inside, two balls, no strike, can't he, balls. Next pitch is fouled back on a tree.
Well, the Houston yearbook has number 37 as Danny Coombs, but we just get a revision of it on a piece of typewritten paper here, number 37 is actually Chuck Taylor, who is loosening up in the both hand. Two one pitch is high ball three. Stafford into the wind up. It's a line drive base, it's a left field. Several of those heat runnels said he balls away and slices the ball at the opposite field. He winded between two back and low back. So that's the second cold hit of the ball game, the first one, what's happened. And we've got a runner going in for heat runnels. John Oppmann, a catcher, is running for heat runnels.
And it brings up Jim Wynn's line to left field and struck out. Fitch to wind, it's a curve inside ball one. Wind back to my hand, it's half a set, it's pitch is low ball two, two and nothing. Oppmann's only 20 years old, what I got some young kids on this team. A curve over strike called two balls one strike.
Oppmann leads away. Two one pitch it, deep to left field, but curve in foul. Boy, that was a line drive that hit against the fence in the left field corner, but foul. Two balls, two strikes. On deck, ball backs from onto. 92 coach, nothing, we're on the top of the sixth inning. Stretch by staff. Curve inside, fourth is in the left in the plate. Three and two to count. Staff it is ready.
This curve is hit foul outside of the fence. Now hold it three and two. Billings over gets the sign from Blancin. Check to one of it first. Fitch line to left field foul again. Boy, that wind gets some good wood on this foul ball. President Barack Obama. Virginia, we are counting on you. Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to raid the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years. But you can stop them by voting yes by April 21st. Help put our elections back on a level playing field and let voters decide not politicians. Vote yes by April 21st.
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I believe for either picture yes it is really team rather. But Daley didn't walk anybody neither did Jim Wynn's body was in there. Fingers barb as per money. Bounce the short single at center. As per money is a Brooklyn boy. And butter and as per money. With the red socks and Cleveland. Stretch the pitch staff for money. A high ball that's coming back on the screen out of play. Blanche is chasing it but it hits halfway up the screen. If one out the Yankee infield and double play depth. Yankee lead to nothing they scored. Both there runs in the bottom of the fence. Here's the stretch. Side on curve is low. One ball one strike.
Hoffman leads off second. Wind off first. Stafford delivers a curve. It eats a lefty of a serving pile. I want more than way out of here. Way way back. They get on top of the batting cage. Beyond the left field fence. Wind not only helped that but hurt a little bit. Because it's blowing a might feel a left feel and it's pulled its foul. But that ball was really checked. Stretch my staffen. Stretch in the dirt taken out by Blanche. Two balls this time.
Stafford ready, pitch fouled, back on the roof out of the way. Runners lead off first and second. The pitch is a curved foul, back on the screen again. On deck is Wally Williams. Two balls, two strikes, one out. Yankees two, cold 45, nothing.
When the top of the sixth inning. Runners lead off first and second. Stafford pitch, brown ball hit in the hole. Go for base shift. Coming on third. The flow to the plate. And not in time. Stafford got planted just going the third base on F-road. His gym win holding on first. With an RBI single is Bob Astromane. And that makes it a two-to-one ball game. In favor of Yankees. And it brings up Wally Williams. Showed he was the host at only 5'6", but started 185 pounds. Runners first and third with one out. Stretched by staff. Fitch a five ball of center field and dropping in for a base shift. Coming in the score is gym win holding a second as Astromane.
A ball game is tied up. And a little Wally Williams jumped on the first pitch. So three hits off the old stafford here in the top of the sixth inning. And cold 45, tie up the score and his wall bond. Showed by a pitch call and his wall got out. Stretched by staff. Change a bow tie, ball one. Runners off first and second. Another change of swing and a mid-strike 1-1-1. And what a cut bond had at that one. He went all the way around and down on whole plate.
The official pay attendance 2,320, 1,300 here today. There's hit high in the air, I see a large amount is coming in. Coming on, shading his eyes and take the two away. I'll bring up John Bateman, the catcher, Bateman, bounce to short and bounce to third. That's the money of second Williams at first leading away.
That's the money of second Williams at first leading away. This is lined a deep left field way back there. And that ball is blocked the fence. One down is in the score. Here comes Williams along there. The flow to the plate is not in time. It's too long to score in a long double by John Bateman or the left side of the offense. Oh, he dreamed of it. Hello, Jeff, I'm getting touched up there. In the 6th inning. And the 4-45 go out and start 4-2. And Jim Owen is coming out to bat, so he might go another inning. Owen's bounce to second and bounce to third.
Third is low. Last year Bateman hit his weight. He weighs 2-10 and that's what he hit. 2-10, but he had 10 homies and 59 runs about it. It was his first year in a big league. It was one of the bonus boys signed by the 4-45. There was inside. It might be wrong and that might have been his second year. Nope. It was his first year in a big league. Next pitch is a ball. Three balls, no strikes on Jim Owen. In fact, Bateman led the 4-45 in whole runs with 10. And runs batted in with 59. Next pitch is ball 4 out of Owen. Second walk, given up by Stafford. And that'll bring a Betty Casco. The ninth man about here in the 6th inning. Casco struck out, reached out and air and bounced to third.
Surprisingly, Bateman led the 4-45 in triples with 6. I said he was the bonus boy. He got $74 to sign. But it was a bonus, though. But I thought it was one of the big bonus boys. That's an unusual bonus. Is this $74? It's time to contract. Curved Casco in there, straight forward. Owen's at first, eight minutes seconds. Pitch curve outside corner. I feel like I thought to say outside. But I knew my set at Nick the corner. Nothing in two. 45-4. And the empty two. Pitch is a fly ball. The crew back at short.
Right out of me, he's got it. So nine minutes came to bat and 4-45. Four runs. Four hits. No Yankee errors. Two men left. And at the end of five and a half innings. It's a cold 45. 40 Yankee's two. John Huffman, who went in the run for feed run, was remains in the ball game at first date. And Mickey Mettel, who has lined a center and single right is up. And lines up. They've just set up here on the first pitch. Mickey has hit the ball hard. Each time. Archie Moore goes in the run for Mettel. Archie. The game continues at the beginning of side three.
Moore is at first running for Mettel. Time's fresh. Truck out. Fly the left tail up there. Take the pitch outside ball one. Moore has impressed Yogi's, though, with short time he's been down here. And he's blowing bubble. He's chewing bubble gum. He's now in the youngsters. Take the lead off first. Switch round ball of first. Right to Huffman. Moving the third base is Archie Moore and holding at first. He's found fresh. And I imagine that'll be an error, guys, to Huffman. It was a bouncing round ball and Huffman's gloves just didn't get down far enough. No, they've given him a hit. They've given fresh a single.
Yeah. Laugh out, concurred to the single. That's a high pop off to the end here. They've basing out for money. Shading his eye. He's under it. And blanket has reached out. I don't know, high pop fly. One away. And it brings up Michael Olfayl. Olfayl is two for two. A single blow of Fox's glove, single of right field. On his experience there, the Yankee's trailing four to two. At the ground ball hit the third. After money goes to second for one. Back to first chase. Double play. And the cold 45s get out of an inning where they look like they were really in trouble. For the Yankee's no run. Two hits, no cold errors. One man left at the end of six pollinings. The cold 45s, four and the Yankee's two. Thank you very much, Phil.
Before we do get underway, Tom Metcalf is slowly walking to the mound to replace Bill Stafford. Who has the most extra pointing out of last couple of outing. And the center field. Archie Moore. Sashwatter has gone to center. Archie Moore is playing left. Moore, a batman, on his place. Just one reminder, the popular Yankee combination plan is still available. Where the variety of surprise extras, too, includes 44 big games on 36 select dates, including 13 Sundays, 21 night games. The July 4 holiday double header.
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One away. One down. John Hoffman, the one in the run for Pete Ronald in the 6th inning, left hand batter. Tom MacArthur, into the wind up ground, comes the armed pitch, swung on as a high flyball into the sun of field, fresh moves over now toward left center and makes the catch. A two away. Here's Jim Wynn. Wynn fly the left struck out, walked right hand batter. Forty-two in favor of Houston. The pitch is in there for call strike.
Now the pitch. Hired inside. One ball, one strike. McCaff working rapidly delivers. Hired inside. A two one count. Forty-two in favor of Houston. We're in the first half of the 7th inning. And the pitch. It's low ball three, three and one. Three balls, one strike.
McCaff's pitch swung on as a drive if it stays fair, but it's carrying foul and goes out of ballpark. He really teed off on that one. Had that good sound. I'm McCaff for the full count. I'm Jim Wynn, end of the wind up and the pitch. Fast ball is swung on and popped up in the air foul off third. Coming on as low pass and he makes the catch. So as retired in order, no runs, no hits, no errors, no one left on and at the end of six and a half an inch. It is Houston four, New York two. Gamma five.
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Gamma five. Now the last half, the seventh inning, four to two, favor of Houston. Biggers on dollars, files off the first pitch delivered by Jim Owens. Whose uniform shirt is just as wet as it can be. In fact, it almost looks like he has a seat zone color uniform on. The right hand is at every. Swung on, tap right to the box. Orange thought is over to hop on, there's one away. Tom Metcalf has got to my shed. He's a scheduled batter. We are awaiting a Yankee batter. And it will be Metcalf. Metcalf has got to my shed. He's got to my shed. Got to my shed.
Got to my shed. Jim Owens pitch is swung on. Metcalf hits the hopper to short. Eddie Gaskell up ahead of the throw to first in time. Two away. Blimp flying overhead. He's giving three rides to everybody. Two back looks at a fastball over strike one. And the next pitch, swung on as a high fly ball in the right center. And bond goes over Metcalf. So the Yankees go up and out in order. No runs, no hits, no errors, no one left on.
At the end of seven innings play, Houston four runs five hits, two errors, Yankees two on seven hits, two errors. Opening day will be here. Just before you know it, it would not be a week from this coming Tuesday. Wow. The Yankees will be at home April 14 for the red shocks. It will be a great opening day, a gala welcome yogi day, and other dates to remember. The first Sunday of the home season with the Baltimore Orioles Sunday April 26th. All Sunday activity 130. Whether they be single affairs or double headers. First night game, Friday May 1st with Washington. First Sunday double header 130 May 3rd with Washington. The innovation of suburban 19s, there will be six. The first one with the red shocks, Thursday night June 18th at 6 o'clock.
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Next pitch is swung on, a grand ball is short, two back charges it, throws on over to Gonzalez. One away. One up, one down. And now the man who, Wally Williams, who replaced John Weekly, singled in the sixth inning, right hand batter, the pitch is inside of the letters ball one. The next pitch, swung on, there's a high five ball into left field. Archie Moore 100 and makes the catch. Two down. Here's Walt Bond,
hit five pitch balls, struck out fly to right. We first saw Walt, when he came up with the Indians. And in spring training, he looked like he was going to be a quiz. Here's the pitch, change up. It's in there for a strike, and that's what got him back out of the big leagues. It changed the pace. He stands six, six. And yet weighs only two-fifteen. So he's in great shape. I'll try it for a ball. I'll tell you this, when he gets over the one, it's off on a good ride. The left hand batter on the next pitch, swings and the board, did he take a whip? Wow. It seems that that ball
is still burning from the cut he took. One ball, two strikes. Tom Metcalf to the wind, up the pitch is high for a ball. Chuck Taylor has been warming up in the bullpen. No relation to the former Stanford coach of the same name. Four-two in favor of Houston is the eighth inning, and the pitch, swung on and fouled off. Human out in the eighth, Colts lead four to two. Metcalf into the wind, up in comes the pitch, and it's a curve-lowing inside. Full count, three and two.
Three balls, two strikes. Metcalf delivers to bond, swings and misses, back three. No runs, no hits, no air is no one left on, and at the end of seven and a half anings the score, Houston four. Chuck Taylor has come in to do the pitching now for Houston. Jim Warren's turned in a good job in seven innings, giving up seven hits and two runs for the hits in the fifth inning. He got out of a big jam and a six with runners on first and third. Nobody out. And the Yankees did not score. Chuck Taylor, from Shelbyville, Tennessee, 22 years old, he's a 6'280 pounder, originally signed by the Cardinals, traded by them to Houston
with outfiller Jim Beechham for outfiller Carl Warwick in February. Right-handed out, pitching to Bobby Richardson, they fit for strength. Marathon back, and I see more to follow. The next pitch is over, strike two. Order two in favor of Houston. It's the last half of the eighth inning. And the pitch outside, he throws pretty hard. Now the one two pitch, swing on and loose that over second
and it is in there for a base hit, and on the front of the ball, and on the region that he passed, for a looping single by Richardson. And up comes Roger Mads, who downed it out the first, and out of the short and blinds the right. Right-handed out of the stretch, pitch to Roger's low and inside ball one. The next is about hit to coach. Hello, it is Ryan, and I was on a flight the other day, playing one of my favorite social spins in slot games on ChambaCasino.com. I looked over the person sitting next to me, and you know what they were doing? They were also playing Chamba Casino. Everybody's loving having fun with it. Chamba Casino's home to hundreds of Casino-style games that you can play for free anytime, anywhere, so sign up now at ChambaCasino.com
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And the picture inside the ball. I respect every individual and every town. But I don't remember having run across a town quite like the one that he calls, get your lives in right now. Here's a pitchmonger on a far back out of play. He lives in a town called Bellbuckle. Bell's over on TV right now. Hey, Bell, you know where he lives? Bellbuckle Tennessee. Here's the pitchmonger on a far back. Warren Johnson came from coffee bill. He came from coffee bill. Here's the pitchmonger on a far back. Warren Johnson came from coffee bill. He came from coffee bill.
Two balls, two strikes. And the pitch, hung on a bound ball, got out by a box, and the right turn, a British and a round second, left to third, went up to the ball, throws on in the box, and, again, the Yankees have on his own first and third, nobody out. Just as they did in the sixth inning, they failed to score off the annoyance. I see more coming up, he ran for man, although it was thrown on the sixth inning. 42 Houston leading, and the pitch inside ball one. He throw was pretty hard. Back out, 124 men last year at Chelsea.
Walked 68. Now the pitch, accidentally swung on, hit to the third base, and the throw has to go to first in time, so you get out you more. British has been scored, and man, although that has much second. Check swing. And score to three now, one out, and Tom Sash coming up. Here's the pitch, curve inside ball one. Chuck Taylor, and relief of Jim Owens, who gave up seven hits and two runs, and seven innings.
Now the pitch, swung on and popped up, fouled on the left of the line, and it's fishing out of play. Once again the pitch, and the pitch, it's up high, and two innings. One count on, Tom Sash. Roger Maris on second, last of the eight. Soats for the Yankees three.
Taylor delivers, Sash takes it inside. Green one, turn the bacon pitch. Three balls, one strike. And the delivery, it almost hits Sash, he had to jump away from the plate. Ball four, and up comes Johnny Banger, who's added the second, single the center. And then in the sixth inning, with honors on first and third, nobody out, popped up. And we're getting to match in the both end, Jim Ray, right-handed.
One down, two on, and the pitch, way up high, ball one. Maris on second, Trechon first. One out, the eight, and the delivery. It's over for strike, good fastball. One, one count. One out, two on, one in. Maris on second, Trechon first. Four three, Houston eight, inning. Here's the pitch, and it's inside, it blanches. A two on count.
Two balls, one strike. And the pitch, swung on and popped foul to the right of the plate, and it's out of play. Two two count, Blanchard digs in, say low to the pitch. Now two two count, Blanchard digs in, say low to the stretch. the pitch. Swung on and bounces it down to the surface. Let it sit here. Now, as you know, the third jump's in the store on the third those stretch. And as you know, for a Hoffman, that from this to the time run we come in, I get balled up through it.
Hoffman took over for Ronald's first. He actually is a catcher. And maybe excused on those grounds. And Hector Lopez comes up. And he's had two singles and got it into a double play. 4-4. 1-8, then he. And the pitch. Swung on and fouled off. So it hits the top of the match of the catcher, Johnny Baton. And then spun off and hits the chest with the impact of the Empire. Runner's on first and third.
And the pitch. Swung on a line out on the center field for a base hit. Wants to stop the second as fresh comes in to store the leave run. Hector Lopez produces his third hit of the game. Three runs in the center. And the Yankee job is fun. Five to four. Blanchard on second, Lopez on first. And Pedro Gonzalez up. Flying to center. Grounded to third. And hit to the box. Chuck Taylor's pitch. Little high ball on.
One ball, no strikes. And the next pitch is low and inside ball two. I gave him tomorrow, he'll be here just on FM. No, wait a minute, that's right. Hey, a man at FM, it says it's the night game. And the Los Angeles Dodgers will be playing the Yankee's here. So be sure to tune in, 755. Right way all right now. Here's the pitch, swing on and pop foul. And the ball's over near the Yankee dug out out of play. That's it.
Regardless of the outcome of this game, I think the real story today is the second success is failure of Bill Stafford. Here's the pitch, swing on and pop out by. It was expected that Bill might wrap somebody out of the starting four rotation this year after his slump last season. He got down to good weight. He looked good in the earlier games. Last couple of outings, he's been saying. Chuck Taylor, another stretch. And the pitch, swing on and pop out. Swing on and pop out. That's what's playing training the courses for to find out. Where certain strengths and weaknesses lie.
Some you can anticipate ahead of time, some you cannot. Two balls, two strikes, one out. And the pitch, swing on and pop out of the field for base hit. Rancher Brown's third, he comes on in the score and the cutoff plays. And they've got the Lopez staff as the first base from the top when I got the ball off. Hector died back into second Lopez to hit the ball, got down to second base. But the runner before he was tagged out by us for money. He took the throw from the first base from the set off position. The base runner is entitled to return to the base. He last held in order to avoid being put out. And therefore Lopez was safe and they tagged Gonzalez and Gonzalez who got the hit.
And Dolvin the run is out. Here's Tom Metcass. So the play went from win. Son of Fielder to Hoffman, the first baseman to ask the money to third baseman. You're tuned to 1460 radio W.O.K.O. in Albany, New York. And with two down, takes the strike. You're not allowed to run the bases in reverse order to make it a travesty of the game. But in order to regain possession to avoid being put out, you're out to the hears of the pitch and it's in there for a strike. First one, two men wind up on the base as they did there. The man entitled to it is the man who had it. He got back there, the boy was tagged out. Now the pitch, outside, and Gonzalez been just a little bit more alert in the situation.
He wasn't certain whether Lopez is tagged out before he touched the base and now this is probably the reason. He could have taken off and gone back toward first and gotten the chase there. Seeing that happen in a ball thrown away, here's the pitch, spung on, bounce out to short. Has to go up a little bit over the hop and any time on the side of the side. So the Yankees came up for four runs, four hits, one error for the coach and one Yankee left on. At the end of eight innings, the Yankees shook the coach for. The game continues at the beginning of side four after a short delay.
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This is W.O.K.O in Albany, New York. In the first half of the ninth inning, Johnny Bateman leads off for the Colts. One out of three, popped a short-bound at a third and then slammed a terrific two-run double to left in the sixth inning. Off Bell's staffer who worked only the one inning gave up four of the Colts five hits and all their runs. Tom Metcalf, who came on in the seventh inning into the wind up and the pitch swung on in this strike one. There will be a pinch hit here or a tailor. Ernie Pazio. Tom Metcalf into the wind up and comes with pitch. And it's right over, strike two.
Now the pitch. There's a smash to short in the hole. Back goes high. Pazio continues a rather bateman on the second. Johnny had to go way over into the hole to grab that ball and then overthrew Gonzalez. So we'll see what they call it a base in an hour and hour all the way. Bobby and Ernie are all the way. Now Pazio comes up to hit the tailor. Eddie Casco on deck. Metcalf's pitch swung on and fouled back. Pazio was with the Colts last year.
A little followed wide. Jim Ray in the bullpen for the two ends and up for the Colts, excuse me. Here's the pitch, high and inside. Ball one, one in one. Metcalf's next pitch swung on. There's a looping fly-up ball in the short center coming on fast as Pazio makes a catch. But for a moment it's a nice drop for a Texas league single but Tom got a good jump on it. Eddie Casco struck out safe on an error by...
Yankee third baseman, Hector Lopez playing third base for the first time in two years today. He ran into third and popped to short. Casco is a determined ball player. The pitch is high and inside ball one. He's a new jersey boy. Makes his home man, Richmond. Played against the Yankee's in the last Yankee Cincinnati World Series. The pitch swung on. There's a high fly ball in the left center. Archie Moore goes over and makes the catch. And to the way. And up comes Nelson's Jacob Fox. It's over for a strike. One in one turn.
Johnny Hoffman on deck. Let's cast delivery. Swung on as a ground ball hit to short. Long throw necessary. And it is... Inside. Two back pick and draw. And that ends the ball game. No runs. No hits. One at her. One left on. I'll be back in a minute for the totals and highlights. Camel time. It's Camel time. Camel time. It's leisure time for you. Camel time is anytime when I've been left with you. Things must be too tight enough. Every time you write one up, write, I'll make it. Camel time. I'll have a Camel save the rest. The best tobacco makes the best smoke. The exclusive Camel blend of choice quality tobacco has never been equal. A clean cut taste, honest enjoyment, easygoing mildness.
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who was brilliant until last year and he had an off season. But in his last two outings, Stafford has not been the old Stafford although even going into today's game. He had pitched eleven innings, giving up nine hits and three runs. All of the men walked four struck out seven and had an earned an average of 2.45. But he didn't look too good in his last outing. And today, well, he just worked one inning and that Yogi had seen all he wanted to see for the day. Because he gave up four runs and four hits and the sixth inning after the Yankees had finally solved. They excellent, but sometimes troublesome to a bar called Jim Owens for two runs. But on the other side of the picture was
but daily, who in four previous attempts to prove to the skip with it his arm has come round and he can be of service to the Yankees. At pitch 13 innings, a lot of eleven hits, four runs, all of the men, walked eight struck out three, four, two point, eight average, which wasn't too bad. And today, but daily, he gave up one hit in five innings, no runs. His control was good. And then in the sixth inning, Stafford came on and that's when the coach got going with one out, two more singles, and then with two outs, Bateman was the fellow that supplied the big blow at double the left center, and there were four runs home. So that overcame the Yankees two run lead, built up in the fifth inning
off of Jim Owens who pitched pretty good ball himself, who gave up seven hits and two runs and seven innings, branched and low-passed single, and there was a four-sided second and branched and did come on home. And then there was an error that added to the scoring, Kubek and Richardson added singles in the inning. And in the eighth inning, singles by Richardson and Maris and then feel out of walk, to traction and error by Offman and catch your playing first base today, and one of three base hits by low-pass and the single by Gonzalez, who played first base, or a lot of men out of position. And the total is the Yankees six runs, 11 hits, three errors, four runs, five hits and three errors, four the Houston coats, the winning pitcher, his Tom Metcalf, and the losing pitcher is Chuck Taylor.
Well, that winds up another Atlantic baseball broadcast. Like all Yankees broadcast, this one came to you with the courtesy of P-Balantine and Sons, the RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company and the Atlantic Refining Company. I sure hope you've enjoyed this game and hope you'll remember the tune in our next broadcast. This is the Home of Champions Network. Hey there, it's Ryan Seacrest for Safeway. Cold weather can wreak havoc on your skin. You don't want to miss out on this month's great savings on all your favorite skincare essentials. Now, through March 31st, earn four times points when you purchase, anticipating skincare items like Dubs soap, Dubs body wash, Dubs beauty bar, soft soap body wash, and Irish spring body wash. Points can be redeemed later for discounts on groceries or gas. Offer ends March 31st, restrictions apply. Promotions may vary. Visit Safeway.com for more details. Hello, it is Ryan, and we could all use an extra bright spot in our day, couldn't we? Just to make up for things like sitting in traffic, doing the dishes, counting your steps, you know,
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