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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 and America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. In Basement, who do you all go tie? Batting second and playing shortstop. Leave bail. Batting third and center field. Jim Wynn. Batting fourth and playing first base. Doug Reiter. Batting fifth and playing right field. Rusty stop. Batting sixth and playing third base. Bob Aspermone. Batting seventh and left field. Aaron Pointer. Batting eighth and catching. Dave Adless. And the picture weighed blasting game. Batting ninth. The Astros and winning the first ball game now have one 64 ball games this year. They have lost 89. And I'm winning that first ball game. They have

played the overall series between the Astros and Metts. They have one 10 out 15 games played for the total of three more to come along this year. For the New York Metts, Metts changed in their line up considerably. The lead off that will be the right field or Amos Otis. Batting second and playing first base. Ed Crainville. Batting third and playing second base. Bob Johnson. Batting fourth and playing left field. Tommy Davis. Batting fifth and playing shortstop. Gary Bootechak. Batting sixth and playing third base. Joe Boote. Batting seventh and playing center field. John Bart. Batting eighth and checking. Jerry Goedee. And the picture took my draw. Batting ninth. And now the New York Metts have taken the field. That's a little record of 57 wins and 95 losses. And this game, the second game of a four game series. Tomorrow Metts take on the Astros and a single night game at eight o'clock. Starting pictures will be Tom Sever for the Metts. Going for his sixties win. He has won more games than any other Metts pitcher in any single year.

He has a record of 15 and 12. And the Astros will be going with Dave Jutty, who has won 111 loss 15. Then the final game of the year here in Chase, stadium on Sunday. Metts in a single game at two o'clock. And that will close out the 1967 season here in New York City. Right here, we'll all set the goal. And the second game of this title header. And Tommy Davis, who held up the first ball game for a three ball. He went in from left field to the dugout. And now it's coming out late as we have been waiting for him to strike the second ball game. The cheer in the background for Tommy is the appeared on the field. And it's now trotting out the left field. The other Metts out there waiting. He's going to get the first ball. Lead off better for the Houston Astros. Julio Gochai, right hand battery. Do not play in the first ball game. He takes the next delivery law and it's one and one. That'll be Julio Gochai, Lee Bales and Jim Wynn for Teymagrah.

Jim buzzed me to coach his third. Now he's got to coach his first. Now I'll pick back in a call strike two. One ball and two strikes. The umpires. Frank does the land behind home plate. Jim Landerson is at first base. Ed Vargo at second base. Dan Landerson should say that first base. Now it's three in the next strike three. And Doug McGraw on the fact of strike out the first man of the game. Along with Ed Vargo at second base, we have Augie Donatelle, the umpire, at third. And we pause now for state identification. This is the New York Metts base ball network. And that's really playing a spurting game, Larry. All right, Bill? You're out of the way. Ten of your dials connected. Rough kind of along with Lindsay Nelson and Bob Murphy. From Jay Stadium in Flushing, New York. And the first pitch to Lee Bales, who was one before in the first ball game, is taking lower ball. New bat.

Between games here, the double header. It was a parade of banners. I don't know how many they had. But it had to be in the thousands. Graded through from center field in the home plate and in a roundout by third and first. Quite a sight. And really a lot of fun to see the kids out here. And some lot of adults too with banners marching on by some beautiful banners. One ball, one strike. Bales back up to the plate. And the pitch by the garage. Curve ball. It hangs up too high. Two balls, one strike. Doug McGraw's most singular accomplishment was when he beat Danny Kofack. And that was the best and first win. And that's ever had over standing. Now the left hander into the wind up in the pitch back to the plate is a high fast ball. Off the glove of Gary Grote.

That puts the count at three and one. That's that Gary Grote catching at first base head grain bowl at second base. Bob Johnson at truck stop. Gary Bouchek at third base. Joe MOOC. Tommy Davis in left field. Don Barton center field. The name is Alderson Wright. Now the next pitch is fine. It's ball four. And he has those out there. First base runner as Lee Bales walks. Now it's won away here in the top of the first. The battle will be Jim Wynn in the center fielder. It has 37 home runs. 105 runs better than he's betting 256. In the first game he was one for five. Fans with a close dance. Fans very much like Willie Mays at the play. Forrest is number number 24. Now a big curve ball breaking in a call strike. Frank Aaron leads the national league in home runs with 38. A throw to first base grain bowl.

Fakes the throw in the dirt. No chance for a tag. Fails back easy. McGraw was on the pitching referee stepped off. And then fake the throw to first base. Now he sets up in the fix to the plate and granted out for a short stop. Two slow for two. They get the fourth play at second base. And no throwers Bob Johnson has to jump over. Lee Bales in the middle. Jump over. Lee Bales made a hard slide into second base. He had no chance for the double play. Jim Wynn can slide on that line. Throw the mess from the first play with Wynn taking over at first base. That picked up their second out. That brings up the first baseman. Doug Raider. Doug in the first ballgame was over four. Right hand batter hitting three forty six and forty three games. And the first pick is in for a call strike.

Jim Wynn at first base has 15 stolen bases. He's been thrown out three times. He draws another throw. We're in the top of the first inning of the second game. The first game won by the Astro's eight nothing. Now the garage comes to the plate. And the pitch is a screw ball that is over the outside corner called strike two. Doug has developed a change of pace that he turns over and it breaks down on the way for the right hand batter. But you did not have what he was up here last year in the major league. Goes the screw ball for a change up. He has a good big curve ball. His best fits. And a fast ball. Now he looks at first base and comes to the plate. And the pitch is flowing on him. That's strike three. And again the turn over on the fast ball and that requires a sign. No run. No hit to walk. This strike out. The man left his first base and the saw at the end of the first half inning.

The Astro's nothing and that's coming up. They're all here and they're all at Armory garage central at Calvin and Albany. The brand new Imperial Chrysler and Plymouth cars for 1968 are really automotive leaders. So stop in and see the stars. There's a five and six this year. He was three and seven with the braves last year. He was traded to the Astros for Claude Raymond who went to the braves. Gensometti's one one aloft none this year. His neck delivery is high but it's one on and he can't now one and two. Lifetime against Cometti has the best record of any pitcher who has not lost should a match. He has one six aloft none. Don Drysdale has one more gains against Cometti as one twenty one aloft three. One two pitch is taken in the dirt. It's two balls and two strikes. After Amos Otter said grainful and Bob Johnson.

Jogi bearer the coach at first base. Sully Parker the coach at third. And the next pitch is in the dirt. It bounces away in the camp full now at three balls and two strikes. In the second game of the double header Boston now without a run. Baltimore coming up. Jose Santiago again feed Rickard. Boston has yet to score a run in the double header. They lost the first game ten to nothing. And they have dropped out of first place. Minnesota and running took over first. Now the next pitch is outside ball floor and the Mets have their first man off. That brings up any grainful at the end of three and a half and he's craving one the white dog snuffing feeders and Tian the opposing picture. In the second game of Detroit double header it's no score after one. Roll it and very more of the opposing pictures. Detroit won the first game eight to three as Wilson got his twenty second win. Ed Crainball the better he was one for four in the first game. And the first pitch is set down by the first face from on a hit one play.

Amos Otter shows the third and Crainball stays at first. So a walk and one hit and the next up runner is the first and third. And Ed Crainball now is in an 18 second game and that brings up Bob Johnson with no one out in the bottom half of the first. Bob Johnson is not playing the first ball game. He's betting three thirty nine and eighty six games with five home runs and twenty five runs that it in. Crainball before the hit was that in two. 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 that 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 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 or call centers always waiting to take your call. 24 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. 73 And now blasting game with the first pitch to Bob Johnson the right hand batter. It's blowing the inside ball one. Dave Adley to catch your four the actors. Doug Greater is at first base. Rainbow being held there and the left and the back and the pitch is taken behind the way it's ball two.

Two balls no strike. Who do you go die as that second base? The short shot is Lee Bale. The third base from Bob after money. Aaron Borner and left field. Jim Wrenson center field and rusty stop and right. Two balls no strike. Blasting game back in the picture. It's foul back out of the way. That's what you're that two balls and one. When boy and act hard left field a good breeze here at J Stadium on a cool evening. Now the left handers that again and comes back again in the picture's eye. Hard back ball that these three balls one strike.

Thanks God in field as being played back. And now the pitch to Johnson and it hit in the hole. The deep short shot knocked down by Lee Bale. Under the clock for the first run of the day for the New York actress Amos Otis and the next take the lead one or nothing on the one side of him by Bob Johnson in twenty-sixth this year. Going down the second base ahead of the play. Any grain ball. Now that brings up Tommy Davis as runners at first in second and no one out here in the bottom half of the first. Tommy was all for three in the first game is average of three oh five. And Blasting Game was his first fish today. Davis and it's lower inside ball one.

Now the floor is ringing in the dugout and on out to the bullpen. And we're getting some action in the bullpen for the Astros. First three betters of reach. Condominable is batting with a count of one ball and no strike. Oh Dave Oathers has given the message to warm up by manager Gready Abbey of the Astros. Blasting Game once again sets. There's six back to the comedy. This is how long the count had one ball and one strike. Tommy did not play in the full game of the first game. After the Astros had a big read he was rested by manager Saldy Parker who is going to run the ball but now the rest of them has become for the rest of the season. One ball one strike and the pitch change up almost over the top of the glove

of Dave Adley's the catcher. Two balls one strike. Blasting Game hasn't pitched the ball game since July 26. He's been bothered by a soul short soldier and I'm going to get that all about him. That's a word I never could say. Jolder a bad arm. He's throwing hard here tonight. Next six back as high and it's while three three balls one strike. Old Blasting Game joined signs of not having worked. Off with his control. Watch out in front of the plate before delivering the ball back to the picture. If three and one no one out runners at first and second and run in in the bottom half of the first. Once again Adley sends a sign and Blasting Game was a pick. Now here in the right here in the base. A rainbow shot in the third base. He's being dead here.

Let's just stop fires of all the whole rainbow sides and he is out. And Bob Johnson stays in second base on the play at the plate. So let's raise the run on a base there. The right center field by Tommy David. Has to get there first out on the base there. And the match now has runners at first and second. And the batter is Jerry Bojack. Jerry Bojack played shortstop in the latter part of the game in the first game. He was one for two. And he's playing shortstop in this game. Big play at the plate. The throw by it. Rusty showers right on the nose. Big play behind the play was Bob Johnson that joined the third. Now the first six to Jerry Bojack.

And it's one run strike one. Jerry Bojack's batting 239 with 11 home runs and 32 runs battled in. Tommy Davis with that single with rainbow in the second base was betting for his 74th RBI and he could he get it on the fine throw by Rusty stop. Rusty has a good heart. The one one pitch is over the inside corner. Paul strike two on the play at the plate. Technically if Johnson had gone the third it would set up the fact for Tommy

Davis to go on down the second and the match would not have lost their base position even though they had enough on the play. One ball to strike and the pitch. It is it out the second base a good shot for two goes down over the bail to go on the first base the rate is in time a double play in the inning the next goal one run on three hits. There were no errors and one man was left on and the story at the end of one the next one the Astral Zuppet. The final day of the season here at Jerry Stadium the last home game will be Sunday afternoon and day after tomorrow in the New York State County Houston Astral. And that will be fan appreciation day. Every fan every boy every girl man or woman here at Jerry Stadium that day will receive an attractive met family hat.

It's orange and blue they met colored with white piping and also as a neat met emblem the cap will fit all sides and so if you come out to the bar park on Sunday afternoon on fan appreciation day you'll receive an attractive met family hat and every member of the family will receive one the met will finish up on Sunday and then go on the road playing three games in San Francisco and four in Los Angeles the season finale will be for the met this year in Los Angeles on Sunday afternoon October 1st right here we going to the top half of the second inning and coming in once again for the play-by-play Ralph Cain. All game and now it's the one nothing game the met in front and Doug McGraw who fits the first inning fits the four batters check out too and watch one now getting set for the second this first man will be Crushy Todd who had three hits

and five times up in the first ballgame and it was just fine throw that cut off a run in the first inning in the second ballgame. Rusty batting 340 a left hand batter this is 521st time to the play. Rusty is in a three-way tie with Maddie Alloo and Tony Gonzalez for second in the batting race in the national league looks like the many is going to pick up his fourth batting title next fit to the plate after a strike is called a ball one ball one strike the two run pitch is I had its ball three three balls one strike Rusty's job has four

forty three two bay six we lead the national league in the department and lead committee at thirty six. He has a club record of a hundred seventy seven hits in one season now the next picture is inside ball four. Cain McGraw walking here second man and walking the lead batter here in the second that brings up Bob Astromanic. Bob was two for four in the first game his average round even three hundred five on runs and fifty five runs batted in and the curve ball by McGraw breaks over a call strike. 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 that 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 batter 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 what would I do if I got into an accident probably the easiest way is dialing pound law that's pound five two nine from your cell phone we are always open our call centers always waiting to take your call 24 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 for the people dot com for an office near you McGraw back into one strike pitch is high and it's one ball and one strike and McGraw's very first appearance for the match this year he retired the first 10 batters but then he got wild and lost the ball again

the one one pitch back to ask for money hit right back at Doug McGraw he throws the second base of Bob Johnson who's lost the ball but he picks it up and stays on the bag and also tags out what he's got that's losing a possible double play but he's acting to now that second base for the first out of the any throw was a perfect throw to Bob Johnson he was in the hurry to get it off the first and drop it now the battery and Aaron pointer the left fielder Aaron batting 195 a right hand batter and he takes the first picture call strike the banner day parade involve 3,700 people and involve 2,300 17 banners at the place between games here tonight next picture is in the dirt a change of bounce about three feet in front of home plate

rock nicely by Gary goady and the runner holds it first lob ask for money there now foul ball the next delivery out of play on the right side one ball this time the next one the Astros nothing let's have one one and three if the Astros have no runs and no it's gonna have a letter at first base Bob asked for money there as a result of ending into a fourth play after a walk to rescue stop at the end of two Boston nothing bottom or nothing Boston yet to score run bottom or one the first game 10 to 0 in the double added at the end of one and a half innings Detroit nothing Washington nothing now the next picture is thrown on and missed and then the raw with that screw ball picking up a strikeout is third in the ball game after a second out and it brings up the catcher Dave Adley

in that first game Detroit one overwatched an 8 to 3 Chicago playing a Cleveland a single game and at the end of four to half an in Cleveland one Chicago nothing and a 33 California nothing after three Hamilton knocked out of the box Simmons now pitching for the angel first pitch the day of Adley's is bouncing the dirt again about two feet in front of home plate and again blocked by Gary Grody night three and Bob asked for money has to stay at first human away in the half of the second next one the Astros nothing first game one by the Astros eight to nothing and the next pitch is thrown on and fouled back ball hit against the screen again now one ball one strike Dave Adley's is that he won 51 he has been in 36 previous ball games

has one home run and three runs better than now McGraw ready and the pitch back is the screw ball that's outside two balls one strike so McGraw's labeled screw ball is not a screw ball per se like Carl Hubble it's a turnover change up next pitch the line driving to left center field a basic I go for two after money goes to third base I'm the less than the throw goes in the second base and it's in time it's Tommy Davis gets it off and now the Astros have runners at first in third and they're very first base in the ball game that brings up the picture way blassing game wait is a good hitting picture glass and game a left hand batter stands with a cold stand got his first major league home run

against the mid off pitching for the Milwaukee Braves and tag McGraw with runners at first and third working from the set position in the first pitches in the call strike McGraw should equalize glass and game as he is a left hand pitcher pitching to a left hand batter we talk of pictures and being good hitters as pictures it's usually always against a pitcher who throws from the other side now the one strike delivery it's in the dirt low not quite in the dirt one ball one strike I don't believe you can name a pitcher that was a hitter that ever hit real well against the pitcher who threw from the same side of the plate that the pitcher bad off now pick him at her bouncing away from Joey Rudy coming in from first base ball back to money he's safe to throw is on by cut McGraw but back up nicely by Joe Moose and the runner at first base Dave Adley got down the second base and had to hold there so on the wild pitch it's a side ball game that's going

down one to one and although Joey Rudy had blocked three before that one was out in front of the plate again and it got away like out on the pitcher waves lasting game two balls one strike after it's have a run now on one base it Adley's with a short beta second and now the pitch back to the plate is slung on and filed back against the screen two balls two strikes very good either signs out outfield very shallow in centerfield left and right and the

pitch it is just outside it's ball three three balls two strikes on deck batter the second baseman who do you go tag all right and batting three and two two men away a runner at second the score one to one and the pitch at three two it didn't have a foul strike three and every time it's a side four strike out for tight McGraw but the Astro side up the ball game scoring a run on one hit there were no air as a wild pitch and one man was left at second base and the score at the end of one and a half inning the Astro's one the next one and now here's the word from Rangol you found a high spot you're sitting up in the shade what a day to lean back with a head as tall and proud of that two men in the back world Rangol so extra drive and stay with a clear in the end of the lead and still have room for more so make it miss the beat

Rangol make it Rangol and you make it big and you make it big going out of the bottom half of the second inning the score side one to one and the match coming up and the first batter will be Joe move the third base Joe left and better one we're all around athlete and LSU and the first pitch by way blasting game the swung on and popped up on the third base side that's the money right near his third base position moves back and makes the catch for the out throw blasting game gets an out on one pitch and we pause now for station identification this is the New York match baseball network do you think the mess can do it Harry strike bill here on WKYT and on your dial and today to be New York

well kinder along with Lindsay Nelson and Bob Murphy from Shay Stadium the score side one to one first game one by the Astro's eight to nothing and now the batter for the mess is John Bott don't look at the first pitch it's in there for a call strike boss is batting right handed against the left hander and his average 155 blasting game back and the pitch is swung on and fouled to strike two Astro's one run on one hit to match that one run and three now blasting game back again and the pitch is down low one and two ball drop by the catcher day of average and picked right up again blasting game takes the signs goes into the windup kicks and comes back again and this time low again bouncing the ball off the plate two balls

strike Frank does a line has to go out and dust off the plate the home plate on fire at first base Dan Landon's at second base Ed Vargo at third base Augie Donatelle now the two two fits and it's swung on a mess strike three and blasting game gets his first strike and that's his second out here in the bottom half of the second that brings up the get your gerry grody wash it bad in one time and the first game is a pinch hitter and have struck out now gerry grody comes up he was all for two in the first game he played the first part and Greg Lucien came on the finish up one the mess got behind first pictures high a hard high fastball it's ball one 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 years recently that said that 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 batter 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 what would I do if I got into an accident probably the easiest way is dialing pound law that's pound five two nine 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 for the people dot com for an office near you now blasting game back into one older leverage one

on a minute one ball one strike now the signs are out and the pitch comes back in and it changed curve is way up and outside it's two balls and one strike and I'll have to end her back at two one and the picture's fouled out of place you ball to strike you ball to strike two minutes bottom half of the second and one one ball game and the pitch

back is rounded fouls of the left side to solid parker who is coaching the third base he is ready to walk up one of the cute signs we saw out here among the 4 317 banners that they showed was one that said well success poiled solid parker now it's two two the bits it is high and it's ball three three balls to strike solid is going to run the ball club for the rest of the season and that's it he prefers to be a coach and wants to stay in the major leagues as a coach he played 11 games in the major leagues in his major league career now let's swing it on that strike three and a one two three ending for a wide-blasting game with two strikeouts and the score at the end of one or the half ending the Astros one at the end of two and in front of me the Astros one the next one

going out of the top of the third the Astros one the next one and the lead off better for the Astros coming up earlier go tie I don't know what that was Lindsey but looking over to our left as big sheet of paper there's some wind blowing here that flew over the top of the television where Bob Murphy's doing the ball game and if that was his score sheet he's in trouble I saw Murphy jump out of the mood now the first fish to go tie has popped up and Eddie Grateful has a shot at it in foul territory and he makes a guess but tie had struck out his first time up he's old for two now that in 284 do you ever have that happen to you Lindsey doing a football game or a baseball game a loser's score sheet I've had it happen at golf tournament where you had everything died and a whole thing blew away and it gets interesting from that on you got to add live pretty crazy now the batter is Lee Bale's and he takes the first big bite time McGraw and it's called a ball

Lee watched his first time up one for four in the first ball game the raises average to 143 Lee has only played in 16 ball games now the right hand batter who is a switchitter strong and foul tips the next fish is one ball and one strike well we know the banner numbers the banner parade grand prize number 20 when spring comes the match for halivision would you believe first division now a foul ball hit back over the cup and he got one ball and two strikes this banner was also a winner of more than two divisions in the bottom half of the third a jack swing and a ground ball hit out toward first base rainfall has it throws the McGraw covering for the out second out of the inning and a bottom half of the third bottom or scored two runs and the two run double by Kurt Bluffery

and they have taken the lead in that second game two to nothing after three then the hour go and record first game ball to more knock Boston out of first place winning came to nothing in the summer twins beat the eighties eight to two they are in first place no matter what happens tonight Jim win the batter Jim hit into a first play his first time up one for four on the first game and his average is 255 37 home runs in the first bits by time McGraw's inside he has to move away the one oh bitch is down low and it's two balls no strike when spring comes a match for halivision would you believe first division the grand prize here better night now a hard swing and a miss two balls one strike

and when fitting all the way around in the back slipping out of his hand dropping behind it Jim wearing number 24 and hitting a lot like what he made as far as the stance is concerned a high pop-up in the infield the second baseman Bob Johnson right on the bag settling the bag and making the get to retire the time seven McGraw for the first time one two three against the at first in the score at the end of two and a half and in the actual one the match one they're all here and they're all at armory garage central at coffin and Albany the brand new imperial Chrysler and Plymouth cars for 1968 are really automotive leaders so stop in and see the stars there's imperial the crown imperial and the most luxurious of them all the imperial LeBaron and then there's Chrysler with a New Yorker 300 custom Newport Newport and Town and Country Wagon you'll see all the new Plymouth the fury sports fury VIP and the new sports fury wagon they'll be Belvedere's satellites

sports satellites and the new satellite sport wagon not to mention the GTX and the exciting new road runner there's also the sporty barracuda and the economical valiant and valiant signant models it's the biggest opening selection in armories 49 year history so don't miss the excitement at central and colvin in Albany where Armory garage the largest Chrysler Plymouth dealer in the northeast has taken the wraps off a breathtaking lineup for 1968 going out of the bottom half of the third and met their up in the first batter against way blasting game who has given up one run and three it will be Tamadrab the pitcher for the match who has given up one run and one hit dog coming up has batted twice before this year he's over two while the pay to denigir today 13,342 377 midget met

battered eight participants 3709 the total 20,852 and the first fish to Jagmagrad in front of the 20,000 crowd is inside ball one now the next fish hit down the line is going to be a base hit garage going for two the guy has it he might have a play the third or second nine in time is a garage garage in space farmers are with a broken bad base hit the ball hit off the end of the battle with the job of the first baseman said your guy couldn't get to it and it's fair by about two things and the match have a high breaking runner at second base with no one out here in the bottom half of the third and the batter coming up is Amos Holtis Holtis walked on four pitches his first time up thank you for any watching the three two pitches

first time up moves over to third on a perfect getting one play by Ed Crainville and then scored on a base hit by Bob Johnson some more prizes on better nights in the one-man division first prize the match are kings of Queen or speaking of the burrow here in the area where the match play ball and flushing first fixed to Holtis is inside a breaking ball ball one second prize my mummy loves Robota so much she even has four gins which is a reference to his number four feel out of good humor out there one ball no strikeout the brawl of the short lead at second base no one out and the fifth Holtis is hit south of the right side into the sand one and one

we're going to be talking and looking at these manners on our post game show here tonight after this ball game talking with the participants that made them up and carried them around now time is called as Amos Holtis steps back out of the batter spot Amos batting 294 now blasting game goes to the rising bag and time is called as Holtis again steps out of the batter spot one ball one strike and the pitch it has taken outside it can jump it's two and one one of them on the same carcass and Bill Gallo also carcass of renowned where the judges of the

contest 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 years recently that said that 20 billion one 20 billion is the same 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 batter 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 what would I do if I got into an accident probably the easiest way is dialing pound law that's pound five two nine from your cell phone we are always open our call center is always waiting to take your call 24 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 for the people dot com for an office near you two balls one strike blasting game sets up again and the pitch it is fun at outdoor first day taking the ball off a blasting game he has to play at first base to the raider not greater making the catch and on the plate some of the grog goes over to third so on the sacrifice and it was sort of a gambling sacrifice because Amazon was trying to birth a ball for a base set and that's how the runner at third base for Ed Graimble with one man out and single his first time up he now is at an eighth consecutive ballgame that is average two seventy five that is batting second in the batting order tonight in field is in the first picture style off it's like one after Ed got on base he was thrown out trying to

score from the second base on a single the right field by Tommy David big play by Rutte stop in this ballgame so far scored tag one to one and that's losing the chance to score on the fine throw one strike out blasting game checks the third goes into the short wind up and comes to the plate and the pitch is set out to center field it will throw runner might be a base set coming over like a great catch his game when he now tries to fire at home the cut in the draw slides and faithfully with the go ahead line Jim when making a fine running catch catching the ball right off his good job with a one hand grab made a good throw home after straightening out but it was too late and the match now leads to the one one better than for Eddie Graimble on the sacrifice fly is fifty third that'll bring up the second baseman Bob Gershwin

Bob singled his first time up an infield hit with the short shot and his average now 342 for his 219 times up messed up two runs on four hits the Astros have one run and one base it first fits the Johnson their teams up it's taken outside ball one one hold a leverage long on a miss the high fastball one ball one strike they'll have a run down of all the scores in the major leagues right after this happening now the fix back again a game the game serves in the same size two balls one strike one twenty three four two three thousand one hundred seventy that's now in sixty five home days they've

drawn a million five hundred thirty three thousand five hundred seventy six two one's it a pine is ball three three and one and comedy with on deck that's a single night game tomorrow night in state night it's a sitting times these are against a justi time going for a 16th win justi going for a 12th and a single game on Sunday which is fan appreciation day gramball hits down the third base after money goes over to make the play in front of the short time it's all the first bases in time to jug redder and the side is retired and the end of that score run on a base it there were no errors and no one left on base and the score at the end of three the match two in the after one in the match the leg the cup is just in that he three to two to help out San Francisco and their drive for first place and when he picture with Joe and April the losing picture was Billy McCool at the end of one half ending the LAN of one off mic the red same to the red card no coming up to that and again the master also scheduled to

put it up against the Dodgers fifth quarter against San Francisco in the American way Minnesota beat the Yankees to win their fifth consecutive ball game the winning picture Jim got his 15th win against 13 losses now satamara losing he is now 14 and 14 so far had two home runs versus has had one home run and the fling taking over first place in the American leg race no matter what happens tonight follow more not Boston out of first place winning 10 to nothing in the first game of the double header hard in the winning picture is eight when he's lost to Davis in the losing picture he has three in one no home run in a second ball game bottom or two Boston nothing after three that he had go the picture for Boston cricket going for the Orioles and Boston in trouble Detroit shopping Washington H is three to winning picture was Wilson his 22nd when he's lost 10 a losing picture was Vertena he is now 6 and 6 Hank Allen had a home run in the course and Casanova home run in the fifth for the only run on home runs in that ball game at the end of three in the second game no score Mickey Lullet's going for the taggers he's

11 and 13 very more going for Washington his record seven and 10 Chicago playing Cleveland and at the end of six and a half and in Cleveland one the White Sox nothing Gary Peter's 50 for the White Sox he's 16 to nine Lewis here working for the Indians is record 11 to nine at the end of five and a half and in Scalifornia Kansas City it's Kansas City three the Angels nothing coach now 50 for the Angels Jack Hamilton started for the record of eight and five and he's captured a shutter going for Kansas City his record 11 and 16 right here the Met Floss the first game eight to nothing in the second game the lead two to one as we go to the top of the fourth and here is Lindsay Nelson for the play by play thank you very much Ralph Cannon hello again everybody does great here's up here to check playing ground ball back to the mod take him on the draw and play it over the crane bowl there's one away don't forget tomorrow night will be date night here at Chase Eddie and Sunday afternoon his fan appreciation day when you're on top say there was Rhine Gold Mr. Beer the extra driver that goes down so nice it's so nice when it gets there make it Mr. Beer

make it Rhine Gold and you make it big Rusty sob is up a left-hand batter and here is Sagma Gras bitch a little high for a ball here's another banner winner second prize and the more than two division we sparkled for the Met sorry call there were lots of rhinestones in connection with that here's a bitch that's inside true and all here's a bitch in for a call strike true and what the banners are being identified on the message board simply by the slogan that appeared on it of course it doesn't begin to describe what's the entire presentation embodied and the slogan is only a portion of the banner itself for

the judges to concern here's a two one face and it's inside and Gras goes behind now to Rusty's job three and one he walks up and second anything the asteroid won the first game here tonight by a score of eight to nothing my quayar got to win his 15th of this season Gary Kuzman started for the meds and took the last stop had three hits in the first game here tonight because time moved back now exercises a little and comes back up Bob Heist played second base in the first game for the meds here tonight however he is now departing for another period here's just bringing along Gras to center hall down by John Byte for the hour a broken back live all half to that one out to the mount more or less these year than ever before that's it actually right in half half for money's coming up at one time got it into a forced play and later scored

the only runs the asteroid having this game he scored it's insert on a wild pitch fireman brawl with the pitcher it back and that's relating by a score of two to one it's pitch it low and away for a ball pitch it's in for a call strike at the end of three innings of all of our old two in the Boston Red Sox nothing those they sound the hour against feed record but now Eddie White is coming to release feed record here's a pitch outside the Red Sox have scored five runs and they're still batting in the top half of the fourth inning all of our won the first game tonight spend nothing this will be a two one pitch far out and far back it's two two

but regardless of what happens now in the american league tomorrow morning when you read the standing the Minnesota twins will be up there all alone two two delivery flung on and far back they'll be there because they played a game this afternoon and they want it to move out a half game ahead of the contenders they had been tied to the Boston Red Sox but the Red Sox lost there for a game even if they come back to win their second they'll steal trail the Minnesota twins by a half game is too too big flung on and get back into the global goody strike out number five for the tugmer goody got to side in order the runs are hit so there's none left in the middle of the fourth the score is the match two in the Astros one now here's the word from raingoals and the battle before it's now it'll be Tommy Davis coming up

Red Sox are out in the fourth they got five runs but they leave the heart of Mario's by a store of five two 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 um I think I saw billboard years recently that said that 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 what what would I do if I got into an accident probably the easiest way is dialing pound

law that's pound five two nine from your cell phone we are always open our call centers always waiting to take your call 24 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 for the people dot com for an office near you again blasting game do everything it's fine and in the air the center for you I'm Dan Morgan you're over here in the morning so I can have a nice look at it how many days of a long fly ball to fly me right center I know it gets up on the board the red dot scored five and the four did you hear the sound reaction the red dot scored some of the middle favorites because they haven't won once in nineteen forty six

Detroit Tigers are favorite in many corners because they haven't won by the nineteen forty five since nineteen forty five Minnesota Swans were on top right now one year before last year is a time and they should go white dot also in contention one in nineteen fifty nine here's the one on delivery again for a call strike it's one one that was the first time they wanted fifty nine since nineteen nineteen for long time in between wasn't it this pitch is low that Detroit Tigers did not score in the fourth going to the bottom of the fourth second game Detroit nothing rushing to nothing Mickey Lowe that you can't bury more he tried one the first game eight to three now I talk some Cleveland to go into the eighth inning Cleveland leading one to nothing here's a face can it's low dynamic man relieved Gary Peters for the white

tax in the seventh Louis C.R. has been in all the way for Cleveland the end of six Kansas City free count of one you're nothing Gary Bootschak has to play with the count of three and one the mess leading here by a score of two to one here's the three one delivery and for a call strike two it's three two this will be a pay off it your move is waiting around on deck here's the delivery and it's high for a call all four passing them second on this one at the base I'm going to have your move get coming up now I know you had this young fellow on your pre-game short CV side with the S6

Joe said that very little as a matter of fact he's very quite well managed off for the boy he said he never played football on LSU which is something who wanted to find out about but he did go to college and pressure and activity all right here's a picture look at this high for a ball well no he also said that his dad played some professional baseball just after the war the war cutting out of some years and that is dad gave him the theories that he has on hitting now the pitch and it's blowing away from all two and all he's a good looking young hitter and he has some power he's one of the few players that you see coming in the major leagues that came really single ball when they're that young there you go check on it free space with one man out weighed lasting game check team and deal here's a train to drive and it's on by a second based on who we are going to try and do I see a front base head but he saw his up with it and

Bruce Jackson holds it's second a line shot off the batter Joe most earlier go time made the die for it should not come up so the match everyone is at first and second and on my shoots about it we pause for station identification this is the New York Met Space Ball Network the glorious Met never looked better Harry right still here on WKYT this is Lindsay Nelson with Ralph Cater and Bob Murphy and Tracy and that's her leading to the one the above is at first and second there's one man out done by she's up Larry Sherry throwing in the bullpen for Houston batting game pitch is high ball one Jerry Grody's waiting on deck they also have an end feel of dog weight to it for it Julio got tired second leave ails it short and bob as the money is through they're on point here's a last young women center that's the job of the night team

and run his lead in three times I guess it's at the one oh pitch the by and it's inside don't know why she's a switch here you're running right here by the game at one five a month six this year and as Ralph Cater told you was out for a good launch that's with shoulder trouble that started in July until the night Houston pitch one out and on the ground is short taken by ails and picked out again side on the first round double play short second the first side is hot no runs a hit no errors in one left in the four full inning the story is I'm at two in the assos one they're all here and they're all at armory garage central at Calvin and Albany the brand new imperial Chrysler and Plymouth cars for 1968 are really automotive leaders

so stop in and see the stars there's imperial the crown imperial's and the most luxurious of them all the imperial LeBaron and then there's Chrysler with a New Yorker 300 custom newport newport and town and country wagon you'll see all the new Plymouths the fury sports fury VIP and the new sports fury wagon they'll be Belvedere's satellites sports satellites and the new satellite sport wagon not to mention the GTX and the exciting new road runner there's also the sporty barracuda and the economical valiant and valiant signant models it's the biggest opening selection in armories 49 year history so don't miss the excitement at central and Calvin and Albany where armory garage the largest Chrysler Plymouth dealer in the northeast has taken the wraps off the breathtaking lineup for 1968

through four runnings of play the New York match two runs five hits no errors in the use of an asteroid one run one hit and no error there and fighter is coming up to lead us where air can make the light sucks did not score in the eighth going to the bottom of the eighth it is Cleveland one did you got to go light sucks nothing the bottom oreos did not score in the fourth going to the fifth it is the most in red sucks five in the bottom oreos two that's the second game of a double hitter ball of war one of the first games and the nothing there on point it's been up one time and he struck out he's a right hand batter if he left and if he took my draw and if he's hung on and missed the strike one they've had less the catcher is waiting on deck all right Tom seaver for the medicine Dave justy for the Houston Astro there's a wing in a minute two strike Tom there's a rod decks it's out from Jerry grody

and the bitch come on in mid I got number six returned my draw it'll ring up at least he's been up one time and had a baby it's only about this you got no light sucks having one of the American nation at night been fifty nine the man who had perhaps the most to do with that he's coaching right now it's first place for the Houston Astro melis pop he was the second baseman the white sucks said you're in the most valuable player in the American league here's a bit to dintra call strike one man out and nobody on base is it playing a foul all off and out of play that year in connection with a network free world theory show we let down the visit nellie boxes home town here's a big time the same time

essential venue near chambers bird it was an experience that we'll never ever forget early on a partner ran a bowling out of there at the time here to one two bitch one hot and miss another strike out but that was all number seven two in this inning way advising games coming up he's going up one time and struck out there was no sign on the bowling alley to indicate anything about who I want to know he was that he was a bowling out I said to nellie the next time I saw him she I think you'd have a sign on that bowling alley we said we don't need one everybody knows where it is that's about the way it was here's a bitch inside for a ball a girl has struck out seven and walked two

the bitch in for a call strike the night that he beat jugmograw a bit the night that jugmograw beat sandy co-pike and certainly jugs most memorable victory he worked the first seven innings jack fisher came out of the bullpen to finish up that job here's a swing in a foul ball back out of play it's one and two the meds today started organizational meetings that will last the three days 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 it said that 20 billion one 20 billion 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 batter 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 what would I do if I got into an accident probably the easiest way is dialing pound law that's pound five two nine from your cell phone we are always open our call centers always waiting to take your call 24 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 there's a one two pitch I know at the top of batting games and he sits right down on the seat of his pants to get out of the way out it goes two and two so around the night our number of members of the matter organization including birdie teppet white ears odd mob sheffing over it and Roy Stevens glad McCullough he's happy

to deliver he hung on and followed that kind of play the like count holes on way back in game swing in a foul ball he stays alive just getting a little piece the count holes at two two two minutes misleading by a score of two to one they just announced it won the first game here tonight by a score of eight to nothing that's a little high and he got runs full of three two now to batting game this will be a payoff this year and it's on the way one on and foul off again into the seat and it got holes for let's read two

and the pay off it's again one on and miss strike out number eight and strike measure out strike five one two three you know run so it's not love in the middle of the fifth the score is and at two in the half towards one and this is John LeMenzel a secretary of state of New York now I want to talk to you about your son or your husband who was fighting for his country overseas and his right to vote in this coming election this year Governor Rockefeller signed a bill which makes it very simple for that service man to vote because now instead of the service man making the application for a military ballot you can do it for him that is you his mother or father or his wife or his adult child can do it and how do you do it by writing a letter and writing a letter well to your local board of elections or to the Department of State of the State of New York in opening if you have any questions write to me because we will give

you all the information you need to do this your son is probably the most important person in this entire matter he has a right to vote he's fighting for this government give him an opportunity write to me and about all the fifth it'll be Jerry Grady coming up to lead off for the match Cleveland did not score in the eighths are going to the ninth inning the Cleveland Indians are leading the Chicago White Sucks run to nothing and Lewis T.O.D. as a shutout going to this point Jerry Grady has been a one-time he struck out Wade Blasting Game started he's been in all the way for the Houston Astros he went from Atlanta from the brave to Houston this year in exchange for Claude Raymond plan to drive the centerfield for the fifth young man over excuse it up plays it back Grady turns and holds the lead off single for the match you're in the fifth

Judge McGraw coming up in a sacrifice situation McGraw it's going to one time and he booked it up all down the right to your line on a broken back swing that first base does ready comes over the hole here's the best McGraw you square six inside Bob asked for my third base in the charge wee in on the grass is ball one now the Judge McGraw comes Tom Dukeston Chris Zachary is throwing in the ball then for the Houston Astros one old bitch in the grove like in the seat how to play it one way yeah

nobody out the runner at first when McGraw had to play an Amos Otis his on deck notice is playing light field in this game and Don Bosh is playing center you how are you getting set up way of laughing game of the bitch McGraw square once about the first baseline laughing game takes his tag McGraw he's out sacrifice to the picture around assisted moves Jerry Grady to second and brings up Amos Otis what is that water oh far first time up running the ball to the right side his second time up

and let's leave him again by a score two to one and they have a runner with second with one man not that he got about of the fifth second game of which one I double headed back in game now off the stretch here's the fifth and it's tied away from all it's one and well he had cram bull swinging about on deck I think I'm taking a long time getting this time so Amos Otis that's back out to play comes back in now the one no delivery breaking ball right in there for a close strike it's one and one

if Otis is batting lead off in the net batting water 1 1 5 one fell back out of play with 1 and 2 When West Westroom resigned yesterday at Met Manager, Salty Parker was named to replace him for the remainder of this season, and Salty is running the ball club from the coaching line that's very big. It wasn't so very long ago that it's said with a fairly popular thing to do, but this isn't done any longer. Leo DeRoscher made a habit of running the club from third base by Johnny Keane did it on occasion, to Cardinal. Jean Mock was a fillies for a good stretch

used to run the club from the coaching line to third. This will be a one-two pitch. And he is hit by the fish ball, and I noticed the family is already running down down the first phase. Jackson was so jogi bellied on there, he's exercising the left arm, so he just knifed his left elbow. Here's the nut runner's at first and second and breaks up head painful. That's when it got smart, just coming out of the net, I got to see about Amazon. So the left arm, in the area of the elbow, and he's going to fly a little less tonight to keep the swelling down.

One of the quiz questions of the day is who is the last playing manager, speaking of managers, and where they run the club from. Who is the last playing manager in the major league? Most of the guests that you get most often is Blue Boot Draw, but actually it was Stolly Hemmert, 1959 with the Cardinals. Right here, the match played Judo on, Crane Bull is in and waiting now. That run is at first and second, one man out. The pitch is high and away from all. Bob Johnson, John Deck. The Detroit Tigers did not score in the fifth, going to the bottom of the fifth. Detroit nothing washing in the second game. Detroit won the first game, eight to three. The Red Susch picked up another run. They got one in the fifth.

They lead six to two, going to the bottom of the fifth. Baltimore won the first game, 10-nothing. He's just swinging a ground ball, foul back at first. And as we told you, the White Talks are batting in the night, trailing one nothing. Now, runners return. Oh, it's the first, go to the second. Got one and one to Crane Bull. 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. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and batter 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. The Medrunners lead at 1st and 2nd. The 1-1-6-3-4. Swung on and popped up. So his second base, Infield Fly has been called. Really, he'll go to high. Makes the catch. That is the whole tour. How about Johnson? A grand thing to drive in the run. He's first time up. Got it out through the first and the third.

Johnson is getting 341. I guess a little more than a week to go in this season. It's the 86th game in which he is participating. It's gonna have 220 times. It's in the 8th or right. And rest is done. It's coming full-sounding. He's there. And he makes the catch. That is out in the run. Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Two left. Swung into five full-innings. There's the match two in the outstores one. Well, a long winner month of hot soul league activity are coming up. And if you don't have a copy of the revised edition of the Met Yearbook, it might be a good time to pick one up to help solve all the arguments that will be taking place during the winner. The Met Yearbook contains the complete professional record

of each of the New York Met. There's information on how he was signed, the amount of money that he got for signing if he got a bonus. Then his year-by-year record has been progressed through the minor league. There's also behind-the-scenes stories, a complete squad picture in color, suitable for framing, full page of autographs, candid shots of the Met players in their all-futy hours. The second revised edition of the 1967 Met Yearbook is available by Mayo and if you'd like a copy, it's in 65 cents. The Met Yearbook. J.J. Sadie, I'm fleshing New York GIF Code 1-1-3-6-8. Once again, it's 65 cents, that's actually 50 cents for the book and 15 cents, that's supposed to be handling. For a total of 65 cents. The Met Yearbook J.J. Sadie, I'm fleshing New York GIF Code 1-1-3-6-8.

Through five innings of play, the Met Yearbook J.J. Sadie, six hits, no errors. The A-Code 1-1-1 yet, no errors. Tudio Doshai, number one in the batting order, coming up to the Houston A-Code. Nothing for two. We need to write in better, facing left hand picture, Judging McGraw. And the picture's one line, popped up far back, a first short of the stand, that's going to go in and out of play. Strike one. Frame go. Made the run over, but it's been all available. Good time, broke a bat, gets another. Strike one day, I'm with Lee Bale's on deck. The last home weekend of the season for the Met Year, tomorrow night, and Sunday afternoon. That's McGraw's a football,

and it goes high, one in one. 30 seconds out, stand, one in pitch, and it's low for a ball, two in one. Nobody on, nobody out. It's a three in a half, it's usually such a cut. When you're all aware on it, you deal two in two. Between games of the devilhead and tonight we had the parade of banners. Baltimore A-Code did not score in the bottom of the fifth. It's a two-two pitch. Fung on. That's just got to go back in,

and we've got all the way down past the deck. Strike out, number nine, but strike McGraw. And he now has five in a row. Five consecutive strikeouts for Strike McGraw, and Lee Bale's just coming up. He's nothing for one in a walk. The end of foul, and he's second game. The Washington Red Track 6, the Baltimore A-Code 2, Baltimore 1, the first game, 10-nothing. Here's a pitch outside. Going to the sixth inning of the second game, Detroit nothing, Washington nothing. Detroit 1, the first game, A-3. These Chicago light shots scored a run in the top of every ninth inning. And that message is going up on the board right now. So it's tied one-one going to the bottom of the ninth in Cleveland. Here's a pitch in for a tall strike. We have the winters now in the banner day competition.

Here is a foul tip back into the glove of Jerry Grote. There were 2,317 banners in the parade requiring the services of more than 3700 people. This will be a one-two pitch to Lee Bale's, and one man out of nobody on base. Try hard and lose. And the draw has 6 consecutive strikeouts. A total of 10 in the margin. Now Jim Wynn is coming up, rattled into a four-slay and popped out the second base. The banner winner and the multiple group category when spring comes the mess will have a vision. Would you believe first division? Fitch is low. And that was the entry of Robert Frank and Ralph Preciado, 15615 91st-feet Howard Beach.

Robert is four, Frank is seven, Ralph is nine. Now 1-0 delivery. There Jim Wynn is running on the ground to short and it's taken there by Jerry Bullcheck and played on over in time. The side is off. The National League record for consecutive strikeout is eight. McGraw struck out 6 consecutive brothers until Wynn grounded out. Now run through its nose and on left. Middle of the 6th score is the match two, the Astro's one. We'll be going to the bottom half of the 6th inning. Other winners in the Vanondake competition. Serene Capral, eight years of age, 15619 91st-feet Howard Beach. And Patricia Ferugio, nine, 6213 and 23rd Avenue, Brooklyn. First prize in the one-man category,

the Mester Kings of Queens, meaning the Bar of Queens. Bobby Dickens, 15 years of age, 1500 Archer, Rhodes Debra. Tommy Davis, up to the Messex, batting against Fitch and Frickall Scott. First prize in the two-man category, we go eighth over the match. Roy F-15 and Phil 17 Herring, 1017 E-92nd Street, Brooklyn, New York. Those are the winners for the Vanondake competition. Swing the ground bar to the right side, writers, I couldn't toss it to the Lansing game at first and time to get to it. We're not going to bring up Gary Bush, I could have strutted into a double play and walked over in this game. And let's lead by a score two to one. We pause for station identification. This is the New York Met Space Fall Network. Over this one, exciting game, Hoody. The R&W G-Wide, set on your dialogues, connected to New York.

This is Lansing Nelson, with Bob Murphy and Ralph Keiner at J. Stadium in New York. One man out, nobody on base, bootchecked up the pitch is falling on foul, on the ground, like a first out of play. Strike one. We're bootchecked to play. Joe Moot is on deck. Strike one, six. Outside and it's one, one. Lansing game is struck out two and walked two. Low land, I think game goes behind two and one. Way of Lansing game, Hobbs, Fresno, California. There are a number of other national league victories hail from. Like Tom Seaver, and Dick Stummer, and Jim Maloney,

and Dick Ellsworth. Two land delivery, one on it, on the ground, he's short. Lee Bay of Bob is depicted up, throws on, and in time, he got it. Here they go for it the second time, he came up empty the first time, two ways. Now Joe Moot. He's one for two, the sharp single right, and the fifth inning. Lansing game, pitch. Low for ball, left hand pitch, you're working here until left hand batters. Joe Moot from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Two men out, nobody on base, in the six, medley to the one.

Playing a foul ball to the left side out of play and it's one and one. Down by, you've moved up there on deck. 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 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 batter 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 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. Now, the 116. This is that side. So it's two balls and one strike. When zipping the flag a little less, go ahead. And then, we're going to take a look at this. We're going to take a look at this. We're going to take a look at this. We're going to take a look at this. We're going to take a look at this. With the left field runner. Just a little bit. Been gusting around the And the 3-1 pitch, swung on and fell off.

It's 3-2, the count is 4. Dave Adley sends out the sign. And if they are pitches swung on and loose out into short left, then going back to take it is leave-ale. So if side is out, no run, so it's nowhere as none left. The end of six full innings is scored. It's the match 2 in the S-3-1. Mark Murphy will be along for the play by play in just a moment. Right now, here's the word from Rhine Gold. Through the stretch and down to the wire, you're shouting loud and your throat's on fire. She's gonna make it, gonna make it big. Your movies are missed to be.

Rhine Gold, make it, Rhine Gold, and you're making it big. Rhine Gold, make it, Rhine Gold, and you're making it big. Rhine Gold, missed to be. When I heard this call and call, it was a 15-knowing shot in the middle of the circle. Rhine Gold, exit the trial. See if some drink a deluge doubles with and still have room for more. Keep it going your way with, missed to be. Rhine Gold, make it, Rhine Gold, and you're making it big. Rhine Gold, make it, Rhine Gold, and you're making it big. In the seventh round, hang the Houston Astros. They have Doug Reader, Rusty Stop, and Bob Astro Money. Coming up against Doug McGraw. New York, two runs, six hits and no airs. The Houston Astros, one run, one hit, and no airs. Doug Reader, the first baseman, right hand better.

Struck out of the opening and he boxed back to the mound in the fourth angle for two. Now Doug McGraw looking in to get a sign from Jerry Groody. Here's the pitch on the way to Reader and it's hit through the hole, a base hit the left field. The Astros have their second hit of the game. Doug Reader leading off to the seventh inning is on with a clean single hit through the hole. That brings up the right fielder, Rusty Stop. Rusty has reached on a walk and fly it out to Don Busch. Now Eddie Crain Bull moves over to hold against the runner.

The pitch this time, a check swing and he held it up in time. Joe MOOC is in close at third to go out against the possibility of the sacrifice run. Not asked for none of you, the undecb better. And the pitch by and a draw is taken low, a ball too. It's two balls and no strikes. Doug issued a walk to lead bails in the opening inning and he issued a walk to Rusty Stop in the second. Now he goes behind three and only if he misses with a fast ball out near the shoulder. Three balls, no strikes. At the end of the sixth inning is Detroit nothing, Washington nothing.

And a strike call to the outside corner he was taking all the way. Meggie Lowe is pitching for the Tigers and very more for Washington and they go to the seventh inning scoreless. A battling ball club, the Chicago White Sucks, shut out for eight innings. They rallied for a run on the ninth inning to tie the ball again. White Sucks, one of the Indians won there in the last of the ninth. Red Sucks came from behind and they hit ball them all of the five as part of the fourth inning. Red Sucks lead the Orioles six to two at the end of five innings after bowing in the opener, it's done nothing. And a pop foul hit back toward the crowd, no play. So it's free and two on Rusty Stop. Final score, Kansas City to be the California three to one. A five hitter by Jim Catfish Hunter.

Jack Hamilton was the starting and losing pitcher. Hamilton is now one eight and lost six. Red Sucks have gone up with two more runs in the sixth inning in Baltimore. They now lead the Orioles eight to two. Here's the three to pitch and it's high of all four. And now Tugma draw is in trouble. Runners at first and second nobody out. And Salty Parker comes out of the dugout and jogs out of the mound to talk to Tug. That is the third walk given up by Tuggie and not a walk to man since the second inning. We have warm up action not for the New York match. Dick Salma is cranking up. Let's now look for the bun.

Runners at first and second nobody out. And Jerry Grootie goes out of the mound. Bob asked for money has reached on the fielders' choice and scored the lone Astro run. His second time up he struck out. When asked for money is struck out in the fourth inning for the final out. It started the spring of six and a row by Tugma draw. Now the pitch on the way a full swing out of a strike one. Brady Hatton had asked for money is swinging away and he went after a curve ball failed to get it. The on deck batter is the left fielder Aaron Pointer is a right-hand hitter. Doug Raider leading off second rusty stab is on first. Nobody out. The pitch by Tuggie bunched the ball foul back towards the screen and over the screen.

So the family changed the tactics he was going to try and bottom over but he butted it foul. Now Tugma draw the two strike count on asked for money. Now Tug comes to the stab position the pitch on the way he held up just in time. It was outside one ball and two strikes. As for money started to go for it then check the swing. If the Red Sacks can split with the Orioles they will be a half game behind league leading a Minnesota. Now the runner's edge away the one to delivery.

Hit on the air deep to let's see how back goes Tommy Davis back to the warning track. He jumped it's gone. Three run homer. Bob asked for money. He could ask for a three run homer and the ass girls go out in front four to two. Tommy Davis went back to the ball pen fence. Jump as high as he could and it just cleared the wall. A ball carried wall when it went off the bat it looked like it could be cut. He didn't got up there and started to ride and Tommy Davis kept going deeper and deeper. He went over the wall for a homerun. For asked for money he has fixed home run of the year. He now has 58 runs batted in. Throw the ass girls going front four to two and the batter is there and pointer. It's by a draw a fastball outside in the highest ball one.

Two balls and no strikes on the left fielder Aaron pointer. He has been up twice both to ask to get a strike him out. For two old delivery he has hit foul down the right field. 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 that 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 batter 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 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. Doug had a two strike count on Bob asked for money. He hit a one two delivery over the left field fence into the visiting bullpen. Houston now has four runs on three hits off the outside corner. And Doug has a three and one count on Aaron Pointer. Doug was pitching brilliantly at a one hitter coming into the seventh inning. And a foul ball back. No play. Nobody on nobody out three rounds around the Astros have moved into the lead 42.

Here's the payoff it's by a draw and it's low ball four and he walks Aaron Pointer. That's the second walk they're sending and the fourth in the ball game protect. And now Saudi Parker is on his way to the mound and we're going to get a pitching chance. Dick Soma has been warming up in the bullpen. Danny Priscilla, our bigger burden Jack Fisher is also working in the bullpen. Now McGraw is going out of the ball game and Dick Soma is coming in. Four and six earnings. Doug McGraw was the complete master. He allowed only one hit and that was a blue single by Dave Evans. And he struck out 10 men in the first six earnings but suddenly lost his touch in the center.

Now it has a tug as he leaves the ball game. Nobody out here in the seventh earnings from the draw pitches six earnings. At the moment it's given a four runs allowed just three hits. He walked four and struck out 10. Dick Soma coming into his 30 fifth game. Dick has one two and lost three. His last time out he pitched three scoreless earnings and relief to save the win for a less roar and less made his major league debut and got the win over the last Angela Stajar. Soma has five saves to his credit. Now the announcement by Jack Lightcap putting Dick Soma into the ball game.

Here on the seventh earnings Doug Raider led off with a clean single in the left field. Rusty Stajar reached on a walk on three and two. About half for money hit a one two pitch over the left field fence into the visiting ball fence at three run homer. Aaron pointer reached on a walk. So thought he probably then brought in Dick Soma and Soma is throwing in his warm-ups. Cleveland did that score in the last of the ninth earnings. So now they go to the 10th inning, the White Sacks won and the Indians won. Stan Williams has come on in relief of Louis Tien. Wilbur Wood is the fourth pitcher called on by Eddie Stanky. There in the seventh inning at Washington no score, lowlych against Barry Moore. He tried beta-wisings at eight to three in the first game. And the Red Sacks now lead the Orioles eight to two at the end of six earnings in the second game.

Baltimore blank Boston 10, nothing in the first game. Minnesota beat the Yankees eight to two this afternoon. The White Sacks did not score in the top of the 10th. Now Cleveland had batted the last of the 10th inning with a chance to win it. An old Farge Roy Wilbur on has come on to pitch for the White Sacks. And the pitch is over strike one call the day of end of the year. Now summer up in pitching position. I pop fly in the very short right field. Bob Johnson going out coming in is in the thotus and Otis makes the catch. And they almost collided. Wade Blassing game comes up against the summer, one out of one out.

Blassing game has been a twice in both times, strike struck him out. Now they look for the bun as Blassing game steps in and summer steps off. He's around the body doesn't offer in the fastball and five ball one. Houston four runs three hits and no errors. New York two runs six hits no errors. He squares around and the pitch is over strike one call one and one. Cleveland out in the last of the 10th inning. The White Sacks in the Indians go to the 11th.

The ball game tied one to one. Point Wilhelm Chicago's fifth pitcher. And Stan Williams Cleveland's second pitcher. Joe MOOC in closest third waiting for the butt. And the pitch inside the high two balls in one strike. Last double header of the year for the York Mets. The two one fits his low ball free and some are now behind the opposing pitcher. Three and one. The Detroit Taggers have broken his scoreless deadlock in the top of the 7th inning with Bill Freehand driving in to run.

Taggers are now leading Washington to nothing in the 7th inning and they're still betting. Four count three and two on Wade Blassing game. The base runner is there and pointer one man down. Joe MOOC in close still looking for the butt. And now some of the steps off. Big summer relief last two United and saved the game for less roar against the Dodgers. Now a foul ball back into the screen. Blassing game hangs in there with the three and two counts. If the Tigers win two, they will be one game out. They will gain a half game on Minnesota.

If the Red Saga split, they will be a half game behind Minnesota. Now KC Cox has relieved Barry Moore for the Senators in the top of the 7th. He bunched fouls, Frank Rea. Blassing game, trying to run on three and two, bunched the ball foul. Now there are two men away and Julio Guttai is being called back to the dugout. Sunny Jackson, he is coming up the hit for it. That's where the right hander dicks all down the game. And so Grady Hatton is sending up the left hand hitter, Sunny Jackson. Julio Guttai was over three. Now Sunny Jackson, he played short in the opening game of the evening.

In the opening ball game, Sunny Jackson had one for three. He stole a base, he was his 21st field. Last year as a rookie, he swiped 49. This for Sunny, he has been very good this year. He still in 21 bases has been caught only seven times. Now the pitch by Summer, a foul ball back towards the screen, no play. Three runs are in on a three run homer by Bob Aspermoney. And the Astros have taken the lead. Four to two. Four to three, two runs across in the top of the seventh inning. At the end of six and a half, Detroit two, Washington nothing. Tigers won the first game eight to three with Earl Wilson winning his 22nd ball game. There goes the runner, hit the run a foul ball back towards the crowd, no play. Two thousand, three hundred and seventeen banners went on parade between games in the double header tonight.

Banners seem to get better and better every year. 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 that 20 billion won. 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 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. Now, so much XC's runner. And the pitch is outside the high. One ball to strike. Aaron Pointer is on first. He reached on a walk. So Alma has come on to retire. Dave Adley's in Wade Blassing game. He's now pitching the pensioner, Sunny Jackson.

Lies playing with a shallow toward left center against Jackson. And it's inside the high. Two balls and two strikes. Here's the pitch on the way. The runner goes a swing in the middle. He's striking out. Dick Salmer strikes out. Sunny Jackson. Well, Salmer came out of the ball. Then they'll get three hitters in a row. Three runs. Two hits. No errors. One left on. At the end of six and a half. The Eastern Aceros 4. The New York Mets 2. They're all here and they're all at Armory Garage. Central at Carlton in Albany. The brand new Imperial. Chrysler and Plymouth Cars for 1968 are really automotive leaders. So, stop in and see the stars. There's Imperial. The Crown Imperials. And the most luxurious of them all. The Imperial LeBaron. And then there's Chrysler. The New Yorker.

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Don Bash. We'll be leading off to the New York Metzagast wave. Blasting game in the last of the seventh inning. The Astros taking the lead. Four to two on the three run homer by Bob asked for money. Blasting game has allowed two runs given up six hits. Bob Johnson singled home the first metz run in the opening inning. After Houston had died the game one to one. Eddie Crainville's sacrifice flag put the New York in front two to one. And Doug McGraw was working on a one hitter going to the seventh inning. One of the seventh inning of single a walk and a free run homer by asked for money. Put Houston in front. Now, Grady Hatton comes out to the mound just as blapping game was set to start out. He's going to make a pitching change.

Grady Hatton coming out to talk to Blasting game. I mean, I think he asked him about his arm. And the answer that he got indicated to him immediately that he wanted to make a pitching change. Carol Samba is coming in from the bullpen. And he will be given adequate time to warm up. It shouldn't take you too long, however, because he has been working down there. So, Blasting game is leaving the ball game after pitching a sixth inning. He gave up two runs on six days since. Walk two and strike out two. Here's the pitcher of record as he leaves the scene. Carol Samba are coming in. Samba has won two and lost six.

This will be his 44th ball game. He has relieved three times this year against the New York Met. Samba has the young pitcher out of Shanner Texas. Carol Samba is 26 years old. A six foot area weighs about 160 pounds. Last year, he divided the season between Oklahoma City of the Pacific Coast Guard. And he used the Astros. His nickname is the pencil because he's pretty slender.

Carol Samba brought in by a manager Grady Hatton. And he will be given as much time as he feels that he needs to get his arm good and ready. The Astros in front four to two, and they won the opener of the double-edder eight to nothing. Aught a five is cut out by Mike Coyard. Now Samba says he's ready. And Don Byes comes up to him. During Grady is beyond deck batter. Then the pitcher of Dix Samba is scheduled up. Jack Fisher continuing to warm up in the New York Bowl rim. Now Samba are on the right hander. Deliverers and gets a strike on the outside corner. Bias Switzerlander batting left against Carol Samba. Your Tory was hit by a pitch. In the Atlanta State Loisky, and I didn't have to leave the ball game, but nevertheless catches this. The injury is not considered serious at all.

Samba has a two-strike count on Don Byes. Now the center-eyed hander winds and pitches, and his sinker is low, one ball to strike. That's about hit the Astros six to three, but they trail four to two. The Astros getting the one not family long hit. Fitching one and two. Inside and low, Bias lets it go, and his two balls and his strikes. Time to see where we'll face the Astros tomorrow night, and Les Roer will start his second Major League game on Sunday afternoon.

Les started and pitched very impressively against the Dodgers on Tuesday night, and got his first Major League win. The two two-pits, round ball hit toward the hole, galloping fortously, bails he hasn't, and he throws the rater in time for the out. We pause for station identification. This is the New York Met Space Ball Network. Sounds like a great Met Space Ball game, Harry. Right bill here on W.G. White, tell on your dials connected to New York. Bob Murphy with Lindsay Nelson and Ralph Keiner, we're in the last of the 7th inning Houston leading 42, and Jerry Grody takes a breaking ball outside ball one. Jerry's single to center his last time up. Strike out victim, his first trip to the plate. And a curve that's over his strike, one ball and one strike. Carl Senderer has taken over for a weight-blasting game in the last of the 7th inning.

In Boswell, it's Shamanah and Becca for the same center. Brown ball bounced his short handle by a funny Jackson, but pegged to Doug Raider to men down. Now Ken Boswell is going to hit for Dick Soma. And another excellent release job by Dick Soma. He came out of the bullpen and retires three hitters in a row. Getting Dave Adley striking our weight-blasting game and striking out Finch hitter Sonny Jackson. Ken Boswell takes inside his ball one. Ken he got the first hit off, Mike Koyar, and the fifth inning of the opener when he doubled the left center. And a pop fly into shallow left field. Aaron Pointer glides in, he's under it, and he makes the catch the side is out.

Let's get on one, two, three, and they're half of the seventh. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. At the end of the seven, the Houston Astros four and the New York match two. And the national league, the Chicago Cubs, had a tour of their first division Finch in 20 years. It'd be a Cincinnati this afternoon. It'd regularly feel free to two. Brookier right hander Joe Negro, only a second year in professional baseball. 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. 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. When all the way in the 3-2 win and one is 10th ball game, Kelly McCool was the loser in relief of Jim Maloney. Tonight the San Luis Cardinals lead the Atlanta Braves to one at the end of 5, getting a master pitching for the Braves. Jack Lamay has relieved rookie Mike Torres in the top of the 6th inning so the Braves may have something going. Gold off you had Los Angeles later tonight, and Pittsburgh has San Francisco later tonight. Jack Fisher is coming in to take over the New York Met's pitching.

In the American Lake Punnett race, Minnesota stepped into undisputed possession of first place. By defeating the New York Yankees, 8-2 this afternoon. Johnny Scott pitching a seven-hitter on his 15th game. Mel Stattelmayr was the loser. Though of our home replaced in Versailles, it won. Baltimore, with Jim Harden on the mound, blank the Red Sacks, tended nothing in the opener of a double-header tonight. They beat Jerry Stevenson. And Baltimore jumped out to a two-nothing lead in the nightclub. But the Red Sacks exploded scoring five runs in the 4th inning. And now, at the end of 7, the Red Sacks lead the Orioles by a score of 8-2. They have Jose San Diego on the mound. If the Red Sacks go on to gain a split, they will be in second place one-half game behind Minnesota. Detroit defeated Washington 8-3 in the opener with Earl Wilson, hurling the complete game for his 22nd win. Frank Virginia was the loser. In the nightclub, no score at the end of 6-9 Detroit broke through,

getting two runs on the top of the 7th. Mickey Lulley pitching for the Tigers. Casey Cox has replaced Barry Moore. If the Tigers sweep, they will be in third one-game behind Minnesota. The Light Sacks and the Indians are now playing in the last of the 11th inning and the game is tied one-to-one. Hoyt Wilhelm is the fifth pitcher used by Eddie Stanky. Stan Williams, the second used by Joe Edgott. Kansas City beat California 3-1. Ali Bales is the lead-off batter as we go to the eighth inning and he tries to bunny his way on. Bust of all foul. Jack Fisher, nine wins and 18 losses on the year, up there in his 38th game, and a line drive fouled on the left field and no play at two strikeouts. This is only the eighth time all year that Jack has been called on in relief.

From here until the end of the season, the youngster will handle the starting assignments. The two-strike delivery, round all the shortstop, gliding to his left as Blue Checkies up, but it throws the first in time for the out. One away in the top of the eighth inning, the center fielder, Jimmy Wynn, will be coming up. One for five in the open area has gone over three in the second year. He's been winning in the open area, eight-nothing on a five-hitter by Quayar. He won his 15th game in the year, and his 15th complete game. Curved outside ball, what? And a curve ball by Jack Fisher is outside, two balls in those strikes.

Breaking ball again is outside, he goes behind on Jimmy Wynn for you know. Rio delivery, fast ball right in there, free in one. And a breaking ball in the outside corner, three in two. Washington did not score, I guess, biggie low-h, and Detroit in the last of the seven. This is foul ball back, no play. At the end of the seven, Detroit two, Washington nothing. Cleveland out in the last of the 11th inning, they go to the 12th inning with a game tied, one to one.

One out of nobody on top of the eighth inning, the Astros Lady 42. And a fastball just outside ball four. In the eighth inning, at Washington, Norman Case has just home-ert, nobody on. So Detroit has increased its lead over Washington to three to nothing. And the Red Sacks got two more in the eighth inning, they're leading Baltimore 10 to two, after seven and a half innings. And a quick throw to first, not in time, Jimmy win the steps back. The batter is dug greater, the first base winning clean up better. He started dug begross downfall in the last inning when he's single to left field, lead he got. Here's the pitch on the way, a wild pitch by Jack Fisher.

Jimmy win moves to second base. And Grody throws the ball to second, now to play a third, he evolved. Advances to Joe Moose. Jimmy win took a long turn around second after the wild pitch. And Jerry Grody pegged it from the back side. And the melody turns the throw loose, it looked like when it was fading him trying to set a trap for Grody to do that. He turned the throw, I'm thinking it makes third base. But Bob Johnson took Grody's strong throw and pegged over to Joe Moose. And when, with the head first slide, when he got there, the ball was waiting for it. I drive his knees to left, back goes Tommy Davis on the warning track, he won hands.

Good grab by Tommy Davis. Ball well hit by Doug Raider and he went on the warning track, back into the corner and reached up and grabbed it with one hand, running at full speed. No runs, no hits, no errors, and none left. At the end of seven and a half annings, the astronauts four at the New York Mets two. Now here's the word from Rangel. The fishing rod bends, he's given some play. We'll see a ten pounder going to be a big day. Yeah, you're really making it, making it big. So we're in a six pack of Mr. Beads. Brian Gold, make it Brian Gold. And you make it big. Brian Gold, make it Brian Gold. And you make it big. Brian Gold, make it Brian Gold. And you make it big. Rangel, Mr. Beads. For that tall closet. As drawers is that big blue on your lines. Rangel's dry.

So extra dry you can get a strike at the strike and still have you for more. So make it Mr. Beads. Brian Gold, make it Brian Gold. And you make it big. Brian Gold, make it Brian Gold. And you make it big. Brian Gold, make it Brian Gold. And you make it big. Bottom half of the A's on hand to York two behind. And the aim of service comes up against Carol Sembera. The aim of service reached on a walk, sacrificed, and then hit by a pitch. So he's been up three times today without an official time at bat. And he takes the breaking ball low and away ball one. Aim a sitting to ninety four. Down comes the pitch by Sembera, inside and low ball two. It's two and a half.

Eddie Crainville on deck and then Bob Johnson. Houston four runs three hits and no errors. New York two runs six hits, no errors. This is over at the knee, his first rank two and one. Now the pitch on the way, a foul ball back of stairs, no play. The white sacs did not score in the ball finish. You really have to head into the white sacs. What a battling scrapping ball cut. The end of seven and a half, the taggers lead Washington three nothing. The white sacs are fighting for their lives tonight. Here's the pitch by Sembera. It's three and two.

If the white sacs lose their battle with Slever, they will be two four games behind Minnesota. Swinging the most, the ball is dropped picked up, throwing the first by Dave Adley's one away. In the lost column, the margin would be the same, not two. If the white sacs can win that battle, they'll remain just one game behind. Eddie Crainville is the hitter against Carol Sembera, and the breaking ball is overstrike one. Eddie has one for two, an RBI picked up on a sacrifice slide. Strider hit down the first baseline, a farewell taken by Rader. He steps on the bag to Minda. So two outs in the last of the eight, for the Astros in front, four to two.

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. 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. 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. At the end of eight earnings now in Baltimore,

the Red Sucks leave the Oreos 10-3. Minnesota and the Red Sucks. We'll meet head on the last two days of the season in Fenway Park. Now the pissed about justice over for a call strike. By the way, those two games are the only remaining meetings. As far as the contenders are concerned. Now slowly down the third, no chance to get him. It's a base hit for Bob Johnson. Now Tommy Davis comes up. He'll be the guy in the back. Very when you're making a big grab onto a wrangle. Mr. Bear. So dry you can drink glass after glass and still have rooms for another. So make it Mr. Bear. Make it rain gold and you make it big.

And the fence. Tiled off the leg of Tommy Davis. That one very. Tommy hobbling around trying to shake the paint out of his leg. Tommy has one for three. He's single the right field back in the first inning. Eddie Cainfield trying to score from second on the base hill. It's thrown out by rusty staff. Bob Johnson is on first for the infield hit. Slow grounded on the third base line. Mr. Bear came off the field and nearer the line. But the time he turned looks. It was too late to throw. And the grounder with a big hop. Him to the upfield for a base hit. Bob Johnson starts his second to tie and runs around. Tommy Davis hitting down on the ball and hitting it hard. It took a high hop.

The underage of ask for money in him to the upfield. As Tommy's second hit of the game, he's now two for four. He went over three in the opener. Leon Jones is coming out the run for Tommy Davis. Now the time runs run with New York behind four to two. And the hitter is very good. Jerry has good power if he gets a hold of one. If it's by some bird, get high in the air to left field. It's well hit. Back to the wall. It's finer. He will be able to get it down.

Here he boots at putting the New York mess back into the lead with a three run hummer. A powering fly ball that landed in the visiting bullpen and left field. Now Joe Mook is up against the bird. It's ball one. For Jerry Bootsch, that is ball foam out of the air. Jerry's is on the edge of the road to 35. Jerry is now tied with Ryan's verbota. For a second place on the ball club in homerun. Now seeing ball in right back in the mound, fielded by a sombera, he throws the ball back into the lead. He's on the edge of the lead. Jerry is on the edge of the lead. Jerry is on the edge of the lead. Jerry is on the edge of the lead. Jerry is on the edge of the lead. For a second place on fielded by a sombera, he throws the first in high. But the net's grabbed the lead on a dramatic three run hummer by Jerry Bootsch. Three runs, three hits, no errors, none left.

At the end of eight unings, for the New York net's five, the Houston astronauts four. The ninth uning, rusty style leading off against Jack Fisher. Fisher will have to say, stop, ask for money and pointer in the top of the net. The net's waiting five to four on Jerry Bootsch, three run hummer. Leon Jones is now playing left field. So the net's have Jones, vice, and Otis in the op field. Eddie Crane-Fullet first, five jumps in its second. Jerry Bootsch, it's short and Joe Mugat third. We have landed not score on the home ball stunning, and now the white slacks in the NDS go to the 13th inning, tied up one to one. And the pitch is inside, the rusty style is ball one. They're going to the ninth inning in Washington now, Detroit leading the center to Earth free to nothing. That's Mayo Smith's Tigers bid for a sweep on the double header. And a line drive, base hit to the left field, the tying run is on.

There on the ninth inning at Baltimore, it's 10 to three red spots. Bootsch down the third baseline, a foul ball. Ron Taylor and Jerry Kusman are warming up in the New York Met's bullpen. Jerry started the first game of the night, but was hit by a wildness in the second inning. And now the tying run goes over to second base. The left fielder, Aaron Pointer, is the batter he struck out twice and reached on a walk.

The first inning is tonight, took McGraw out of that as good a step as you can look at. He struck out 10 in the first week of the night. Looking for him right now, is Aaron Pointer. Right hand batter waiting, the pitch by a Fisher is high at ball one. Fisher is now the pitcher of record, and has the chance to pick up his 10th one of the year if he can protect the lead. Fisher is a record or jacked Fisher and Carol Sembera. And the fifth, he took the lead. And the fifth, he took the lead. Carol Sembera. And the fifth, it's over at the knees, one ball one strike. Rusty style on second base, one man out. Now Fisher deals a ground ball,

hit the short stop, boot check holds the runner, throws the first to down. Bay of Adley is coming up to here. Adley has one hit and three times in fact. He's finger a lot of center in the second inning. Now Fisher looking into Jerry Groody. Two minute away, top of the ninth inning. Here's the pitch on the way, fast ball over strike one goal. Let's have the off field astride to let up against Adley. Right hand batter, he bends the weights.

And the pitch on the way, and out side grabbed by Jerry Groody. One ball and one strike. Now how King has come out on the on deck circle. The bad for Carol Sembera. The one on delivery. Now it all, that pitch was way inside and Adley's was trying to bail out and the ball hit his back. So the Mets get a break on that one. One ball and two strikes. Mets trying to split the double hand. Came from behind the last of the eighth inning on a three run homer by Jerry Groody. Jerry's ball from run of the year. Pitching one and two. Jerry's on the ground toward the hole.

Groody checks the ball. It goes across the line. The game's going to be tied up. Stop comes on. Jerry booth check, racing into the hole. Adley fielded the ball clean. He could not have thrown out the runner, but the run would not have scored. But if he fails to try and pick it up, it went against to his chin, he kicked it across the line and over into foul territory. Now how King is coming up as a pensioner? It will be a bayonet all the way and it drives in the tying run. It's now five to five. Now the Pitch the King, the left-hand hitter who had a bigger and the mighter legs. It's all tied up. Five to five. And the Pitch the left-hand hitter

a swing at a miss. Hold it, he's biggest swing. He has thirty-five home runs to mighter legs this season. Ball was hit so far over. 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 an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, bigger and batter 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 to nine from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan. America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. From the hole by Dave Adley's. There was no way a boot check could have thrown out Adley's. And the curve has popped up. New second day Bob Johnson takes it to the out. One run at two hits. No errors. One left on and at the end of eight the half-unnings, the Astros five of the mid five. Last of the night, I think you're a serious stadium. The game's tied up five to five. Number 24. On the mound, before the Houston Astros, saw right hander Tom Duke.

Tom has been in 15 games since coming up to the Astros. All 15 appearances have been in relief. He was pitching in relief. During the regular season, Oklahoma City in the Pacific Coast Lake, with the Astros he has won and lost one. But he has pitched well in relief. Last 10 games, he's been scored on only twice. Don Vaish will lead off against the right hander Tom Duke. Do you think he is? New York five runs. Nine hits and no errors. The Astros five runs. Four hits and no errors. Now Duke's winnowies wind up. And the pitch is low and away ball one. This is the first time. Now Duke's winnowies wind up. And the pitch is low and away ball one.

This has been a C-star battle. The Metz lead wanted everything. The Astros tied it. The Metz lead a second time, two to one. The Houston grad lead for the first time, on the free run 100 by Astros Monty. The Metz came back on bootchecks free run 100 to have the lead for the third time. The Astros bounced back again and tied the ball again. Four three times, the Metz have had the lead in the escape. Houston has had the lead on one again. The one one delivered by Tom Duke, all the way over the catcher's head and to the backstop. Two balls in one strike. Two on delivery. A drive in the air to center field. Jimmy Wynn, cutting over toward Love Center, ready to make the catch. Ball hit a wall by Don Byes, but it stayed up there and Wynn had it all away.

Now, before Jerry Gritty steps in, we stepped out for space identification. There's three ART Metz-based ball network. Metz are really playing a sturdy game, Harry. All right, boom. Here on WGY, 10 on your dial. Congratulations. Rod Murphy with Lindsay Nelson and Ralph Canter, were in the last of the ninth and the pitch to Gritty, turns him away. One ball in no strike. There's the last of the ninth inning in Baltimore with the Red Flash leading the Orioles, 10 to three. Ball and one on the first game, 10 to nothing. Swinging a miss on a curveball, one ball in strike. Larry Stahl has come out on deck. He's going to hit for Jack Fisher. Ron Taylor is getting ready in the bullpen.

The one-one fits to Gritty. Swinging a miss on a breaking ball, one ball in two strikes. Fitting one and two. It's outside and low, and Jerry lays off, so the count is two and two. Jerry has one for three, singled back in the fifth inning. The Metz scored single runs in the first and third, and three runs in the eighth inning. Fitting two and two, and a foul ball sent back into the crowd. The Chicago White Sucks Cleveland game is down the last of the 13th inning,

tied up one to one. And a pop fly outside third and foul ground, asked for money right over to the railing, jumps up, gets a glove on it that can't hold it, and Gritty gets a laugh. Bob Bautable was going to require him to lean over the fence over the railing. Jump a little bit too soon. Eddie Stanky now has Roger Nelson, and the game on the last of the 13th inning. He's called on six pitchers. Bautable. Against the just protector of the play that Brian does the last. Anyway, you look at it. Minnesota is in first place, all by themselves at the moment, although their margin is very skimed. Here's the pitch on the way, a three-and-a-mosey struck him out.

Well, the White Sucks just lost a tough one. Doni Hartton has just rumored to break the game up in the 13th inning. Cleveland winning, in the bottom half of the 13th inning, and the White Sucks are two four games behind Minnesota. Now Larry's throw is going to hit for Jack Fisher. Fisher got a tough break on the ground ball that was booted by a boot check, although Jerry could not have thrown the hitter out. Eddie just fielded the ball, the runners would have been at first and third. Fisher then got the next hitter out of that would have been the ball game. Larry's throw is batting for Jack Fisher, facing the right-hander. Tom Dukes were in the last of the 9th inning, and the pitch is high. He lays off.

Detroit got a run on the 9th inning. They go to the last of the 9th, leading Washington for nothing. And it's on the inside corner. It's all strike one and one to Larry's throw. Ron Taylor will be off the pitch in the 10th and less the Mexican one at here and the bottom half of the 9th inning. The 1-1 pitch, Jack slaying in a foul ball. Over the dugout, real fan into the crowd. Cleveland defeated the White Sucks two to one in 13, on a home run in the 13th by Tony Horton. That I'll believe is his 10th home run of the year. Stan Williams and the winner in release he came on in the 10th, and Roger Nelson who came in and the 13th inning gave up the home run and his losing pitcher. Pitching one and two, and he pops it up. Funny Jackson on the skin part of the dam

and is calling for it, and between second and 30 takes it for the eye. And that's out of order, facing Dukes in the last of the 9th. No runs, no hits, no errors, and none left. So at the end of 9th, for you some half throws, five and every arc must fight. You have a handkerchief and a cigarette? Well, try this. Blow a stream of smoke through your handkerchief before and after inhaling the smoke from your cigarette. See what happens? The stain on your handkerchief is a substance contained in an inhale, cigarette smoke that's known as tobacco tar. It's dangerous. Because it's deposited in your lungs by the cigarette smoke you inhale, and all too often, the result is chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Emphysema. It impairs the action of your lungs, cripples your breathing apparatus, can often kill. But the risk of being disabled, perhaps dying of emphysema, can be greatly reduced

whenever a heavy smoker stops smoking cigarettes. Such a simple solution, such a simple decision. For more information on cigarette smoking and its relationship to emphysema, write the US Public Health Service Washington DC for your free booklet on emphysema. It could be very important to you. Ron Taylor is now pissing for New York. Ron is one free and lost six. This will be his 47th bargain. Ron has five saves to his credit. Jack Fisher worked two innings. He gave up one run, allowed two hits. Walked one and struck out none. In the 10th inning, Sonny Jackson, lead off batter and shortstop will be coming up against Ron Taylor,

followed by Lee Bales and in Jimmy Webb. In extra inning bargains, the Houston Astros have been involved in 17, and they've won seven and lost 10. The nuts have played 16 extra inning bargains this year, winning eight and losing eight. Sonny Jackson, batting for the second time since he came in again. And the pitches down around the D is ball one. He was struck out as a thin shooter in the 7th inning. He doesn't spade in the ball game, going to short and lead Bales. 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, someone north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and batter 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 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. It's right in the air for a call strike. One ball and one strike. Houston has been a tough ball club for Ron Taylor.

Joe Mook in close and third. He ran up a gifted one, but didn't offer it. It was low inside. Two balls in a strike. New York met five runs. Nine hits and no errors. The Astros 5-5-0. The pitchers are ready. They are ready. They are ready. They are ready. They are ready. They are ready. They are ready. They are ready. They are ready. They are ready. They are ready. They are ready. They are ready. The pitchers of record now are Ron Taylor and Tom Doots. The two on delivery. And it's nice to short-thought by Jerry Goodcheck, one man down. A shoulder high line drive. Now Lee Bale, the second baseman, comes up. He has reached on a walk, otherwise he has gone over three. talk about the spares, foul ball into the Houston dugout, boil, boil without a shot,

bailed beyond duck matter, lived up to his baby, bailed out in the hurry, hold out with the wicked shot going into the Houston dugout. Speaking of despair, Eddie Staggy brought Roger Nelson in to face Cleveland and allows to the 13th inning. He threw exactly one pitch. Tony Horton hit it out of the bark the game was over. Here's the pitch on the way, and a soft liner caught by Joe Moose, soft shoulder high line drive, two men down. Now two away in the 10th, it brings up Jimmy when it's all over in Baltimore and the Red Sucks and the Orioles split the double header. Boston came from behind to win the night kept 10 to three. They were trailing to nothing and be in the three. Santiago, the winner and Pete record the loser. Baltimore won the opener 10 nothing on a five hit shot out by Jim Hardton. He beat Jerry Stevenson. So the Red Sucks by splitting are in second by half game behind Minnesota. Swing in a mess by Jimmy Wang. The Tigers are winning

a double header. They're on the last of the ninth inning, leading Washington forward to nothing in the second game. It's by Ron Taylor drives the hitter away, one ball and one strike. He had to get out of there. Detroit with a sweep will be inferred at one game back at a swing and a miss. One ball and two strikes. And Jerry Wang is not making any pre-tempts about what he's trying to do. He is trying to hit it out of the ballpark. He almost jumps off the ground of that high pass ball. It's one ball and two strikes to Jimmy Wang. The White Sucks in fourth place to game's back, pitching one-two and a line drive caught as your move to side is up. Three line drives all were caught as the

head is on. No move caught two and Jerry Bookcheck caught one. No runs, no hips, no arrows, and none left. After nine and a half on eight, the after goes five and the next five. There are now more than a quarter million potentially poisonous products on the market, and new ones appear every week. Many are not recognized as dangerous. New cosmetics, medicines, paints, detergents, fertilizers, and others. Children are the chief victims of accidental poisoning, but it could happen to anyone. Your family doctor can help prevent tragedies. Let him advise you on home safety and accident prevention. Presented in the interest of your family's help by the American Academy of General Practice. Now the last of the company aim a thirtice waiting up against the ball right hander, Tom Duke's. And the curve is hit foul. It comes up in his notice on the leg. Amos has only

one official time at bat on the ball game. That was in the eighth inning and he was struck out. Otherwise he has reached on a walk, sacrificed, and it hit by a pitch. After playing their 17th overtime game, the Astros are playing their 18th. Eddie Crane will on deck. Then Bob Johnson. Now the line to by Duke's and the pitch notice a fastball over strike two. It's all over in Washington. The tiger is sweet. Winning the night kept four to nothing on a four-hit shutout by Mickey Loli. So the action is all over now with the contenders on the American leg. Two strike delivery and the curve low and away. One ball into strike. So Minnesota beat the Yankees 8 to 2 in a day game. Baltimore

and the Red Facts clip. Detroit swept Washington and Cleveland defeated Chicago on a 13th inning home run by Tony Horton. The foul ball back no play. Minnesota twins are in first place. The Red Facts in second and a half game back. Detroit is now in third one game out. The White Facts in fourth are two full games back. Good thing one and two. Swing on the nose, he's striking out with a curve ball. Tom Duke's in relief has now retired four in a row. That's his second strike out. Eddie Crane's rule has flingled a right. Driven run with a sacrifice fly with a line drive to center. Off the second and off the first. Eddie won for three and a run batted out. Last ball taken high, one ball in no strike. Bragging

ball off the outside corner. Two balls in no strike. No one away. It's ball three. 3-0 delivery at all strike on the outside corner. Three and one. 3-1 delivery by Tom Duke. He has hit down the left field line, but it's going foul. Fails over into the field

boxes and we have a full count on Crain's rule for him to. The mess without hit the out throw is nine to five. The mess we're leading five to four going to the ninth inning. The out throw has got to run with two down on the top of the ninth inning to side up. And the fly ball hit the out of the left field. And finally moving toward the line is better than facing to the out. Do not away. Bob Johnson coming up. Bob has two hits and four hands up. Here's the pitch on the way. And a fly ball hit toward the gap and right center field at the end for a base hit. Johnson is around for Sonny's way to strike and Bob

bulls in a second with a double. The winning run is on second on Bob Johnson's third hit of the game. A long double to right center field. Leon Jones will be coming up to the first time. He came in the game in the eighth inning to run for Tommy Davis. Now Bud Helson is coming in the ball game to run for Bob Johnson. Bud Helson running for Bob Johnson. Here is Leon Jones. He will be clear on first time at the beginning. Bob Johnson. Bob Johnson has hit the ball hard all year long.

Now Cleum, Scott deals the bat, talks it off the right shoulder. And the pitch by Tom Duke secure about five ball. Tom Duke saw right in her pitching and relief. He had retired five in a row and relief when Johnson hit the long double to right center field. Now Wilson, the pencil runner, leads off second. Here's the pitch on the way. Breaking ball outside, two balls and no strikes. Jerry Boutchuk waiting on deck. In the eighth inning with a nice drilling, four to two, Jerry had a free run homer, sending New York in front, five to four. Good thing to know. Here's a swing on the left. Two balls for the strike to Cleum Jones.

Leon hitting two thirty-seven has five homers and thirty-nine runs better than him. Good health and if the one he runs, building a lead off second base. Now Duke checks the runner, the two ones that serve the flung on foul tips. It's two balls and two strikes to go. Yogi Barrow coaching at first. It's already Parker running the ball club off the coaching lines of third. Duke's pitching deliberately with the ball again hanging in the balance. Now Dave Adley's fast for the pitch and now Duke takes so much time to clear on John Vastford

to have an east of south. Here's the stretch by Tom Duke's, the two two delivery. Fast ball high is free and two. Four come up, free and two to Cleum Jones. Now Duke checks the runner and the payoff is a foul ball back into the crowd and we do it again. Tommy Davis had two for four. A lot of it was in the ball again. Tommy had a big hit on the

eighth. After O's had the off-field rather deep and his step to left against Cleum. The free two-pitch and a bluefer hit down the line to the line with a three-fair high ball. Nice try and tell some who's all the way home. How many times have you heard the man say as a game of interest? You couldn't have put an egg between where that ball landed in the line. Hit off the end of the batter, blew down the right field line beyond the reach of greater the first-based one but just foul. Going here and yet so far. Three and two once again on beyond. Now how some leads off second Duke's end of the stretch. Here's the pick on the

way. Ball four. Very good check comes up. Letters on first and second. Oh you can't know how they say he's due. He said he's due to the last time up. Here he had a free run homer on the eighth inning prior to that. He hit into a double play, walked and bounced off. One for three, a free run homer. Five to five last of the champion, two men down. Runters on first and second. Here's the pitch on the way and a foul ball hit back over the screen, strike one. That's a wonderful feed on the baseline. But how often and clearly I'm young, the only one

they need is to get a health and home. It's about any kind of a hit with scoring the way he can fly. Here's the pitch on the way and a high fly hit deep to the field way back. He's going out of the corner. That's one on the second free run homer by Jerry Bertha. That's very a fairly soft and very, very homers and driven six of the eight runs across the plate. And that's when it by final store of eight to five. It's almost too much to expect if there's anybody in the line up not to it was Gary Booster having hit a free run homer in the eighth inning, but he hit a curve ball and he had this one further than the last one. Well back into the ball then and that's

the next minute by the score of 8 to 5 in the night in the attempting three runs on two hits. No errors and none left on. So for Jerry Bootschek it is quite a tight. See it is 12th and 13th home run. The greatest is RBI total from 32 to 38. Jerry also puts his name in the Mecha record book. Dying the old record held by Frank Thomas for our most runs batted in in one ballgame. Six RBI. Bootschek, Grading Homes, six of the eight runs and the Mechaetis split of the double header. On the batting heroics of the Navy of the St. Louis, Missouri, Jerry Bootschek. The line score as the Mets won the overtime game for the New York Mets eight runs, 11 hits. No errors for the Houston Astros five runs, five hits and no errors. The winning pitcher in relief is Ron Taylor and he deserved a break

because he's been fishing without many good ones. Ron wins his fourth game against six losses and the losing pitcher in relief is Tom Duke. He now has one none and lost two. So the battenite double header is split. The Astros won the opener, eight to nothing. On a five hit shut out by Mike Quayar. Ronets came from behind to win the nightclub. They were trailing by score a four to two going to the eighth inning and in the eighth inning, Jerry Bootschek hit a free run homer putting New York out in front five to four. With two down on the top of the night, the Astros tied the game and the Mets won it in the last of the counting on Bootschek's second free run homer. The Mets in the Astros again tomorrow night game time eight, the M. Dave Justy against Tom Sever. Tom going for his sixteenth win. Then the last home game of the year on Sunday at 2 p.m. Remember Sunday is fan appreciation day. The final scores in tonight's double header as

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