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Before starting ebglus, tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. Paid partnership with Lili. Respect your time. Ask your doctor about ebglus and visit ebglus.com or call 1-800-LiliRx or 1-800-545-5979. Hey, it's Kelly Rowland. You may not know this, but I have eczema. So I get how it can steal your time. But why let eczema take over when you can talk to your doctor about ebglus? Ebglus. Leverchismab LBKZ. A 250-milligram per 2-milliliter injection is a prescription medicine used to treat adults and children 12 years of age and older, who weigh at least 88 pounds or 40 kilograms with moderate to severe eczema. Also called a topic dermatitis that is not well controlled with prescription therapies used on the skin or topicals or who cannot use topical therapies. Ebglus can be used with or without topical corticosteroids. Don't use if you are allergic to ebglus. A allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. Eye problems can occur. Tell your doctor if you have newer, worsening eye problems. You should not receive a live vaccine when treated with ebglus.

Before starting ebglus, tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. Pay partnership with Lili. Respect your time. Ask your doctor about ebglus and visit ebglus.com or call 1-800-LiliRx or 1-800-545-5979. McDonald's is putting value back on the menu. Whether you are craving a big mac, McDonald's or sausage egg and cheese mcgrittles, make it a meal and save. Your favorite is now your wallet's favorite too. Extra value meals are back. Sun rises, prices fall. Get a sausage mcmuffin with egg or sausage egg and cheese mcgrittles. Small hot coffee and hash frowns for just fixed stars. Price and participation may vary. Promotion pricing may be lower than meal pricing. Ba-da-ba-ba-ba. Hey, it's Kelly Rowland. You may not know this, but I have eczema. So I get how it can steal your time. But why let eczema take over when you can talk to your doctor about ebglus? Ebglus, lubricismab LBKZ, a 250mg per 2mL injection, is a prescription medicine used to treat

adults and children 12 years of age and older, who weigh at least 88 pounds or 40kg with moderate to severe eczema. Also called a topic dermatitis that is not well controlled with prescription therapies used on the skin, or topicals, or who cannot use topical therapies. Ebglus can be used with or without topical corticosteroids. Don't use if you are allergic to ebglus. Allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. Eye problems can occur. Tell your doctor if you have newer, worsening eye problems. You should not receive a live vaccine when treated with ebglus. Before starting ebglus, tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. Paid partnership with Lili. Respect your time. Ask your doctor about ebglus and visit ebglus.com or call 1-800-LiliRx or 1-800-545. 5-9-79. Coleman, Frank Messer and I are on hand to bring you all the action. Now the Yankee came in and surprised the Tigers and all the press by taking the first two games of the three game series. The third and final game today will be Joe Spammer against Stan Bonson to hard throwing right handers. And in yesterday's ballgame, if you remember Mel, Scott Elmire pitching the best game

of his career, or one hitter, they shut out Detroit, bought an up. I Jerry Coleman, who has a bit of clairvoyancy in that mind is interviewed Mel, Scott Elmire down in the spring training. And he asked in some of the questions which were pertinent to yesterday's game. We're going to have that interview right now. Talking about doing things differently. You're doing something different with a new pitch out there and I understand it took you a year to master what is known as a singular or something like it. Well, Jerry is actually a true slider. I started selling an off scene or a cross-seemed fastball and come up with this pitch and I worked on it a whole year before I tried using in the game and it has been a success well and it has helped me. My other pitch is two so I'm going to stick with this pitch and it's helped me last two years and I think it's going to help me more probably this year. Mel, Scott Elmire, pitchers certainly make a ball probably but at the same time the men behind the pitcher helped to make him. When there are errors or when there are bad plays behind you, what goes on in your mind

I'm sure there must be something. Well, Jerry, I rely on a good decent. That's my whole secret of pitching I think. I try to keep the ball on the ground and when there's an error this is one thing I never let bother because errors are going to happen and you certainly never should think too much about an error because actually an error by the pitcher as far as I'm concerned is a base on ball so they don't have any hard feelings about a pitcher getting off a base on ball so I don't think he's thinking about the errors. They're going to happen. Well, there you had it and it was very helpful because as you know, Staddle-My out with that new pitch of his combined with his best ball and sinker and curve ball gave up just one hit narrowly missed a perfect game and the question that Jerry asked Mel about the errors happened as the Yankees made two errors and one, what would have been the final out of the ball game but as just as Mel said he did not let it upset him, got the next man out and the ball game was over. So on a beautiful day the best day we've had here in the Motor City of Detroit Michigan for this final game of the three game series just about ready to start but we'll be back

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moxie. If you're ready to break away see your local authorized Pontiac dealer for a breakaway sale. Well we have the starting lineup for the New York Yankees it'll be Harers Clock leading off its second base batting second and playing Centafield jury Kenny. The third baseman batting third Bobby Mercen Roy White will be in left field hitting clean up at first base in batting fifth Joe Peppuccino. Bill Robinson will be in right field hitting in the sixth spot doing the catching and batting seventh will be Jake Gibbs. Gene Michael again is shortstop batting his tummy trest still feeling well under par with that fair throw to his and pitching and batting night in Bonson. For the Detroit Tigers Dick McCall of Leeds off at second base. Mickey Stanley will be the shortstop and back second. In right field hitting third Al Kayline.

Farm cash will be the clean up hitter playing first base left field hitting fifth Willie Horton. Jim Northrup will be the centafield batting sixth doing the catching batting seventh bill three and. Dunworth will be at third base batting eighth and pitching and batting night Joe Spahn. And right now is the umpires woke up to home plate on Yankee base for real pause for station identification. Hi, this is Jerry Ducey. Join me for my telephone talk show weeknight on WGY's connectivity. Well, the men and blue just below us and at Mayo Smith the Tiger Skipper and Ralph Pauke the Yankee Skipper changing lineup cards. It'll be Larry Napcalling balls and strikes at first base Johnny Rice on fire at second Russ gets an over third Bill Conkel. Mayo Smith not too happy these days.

Tigers won their first two games of the year against Cleveland. Looked real good pitching had a lot of hitting but against the Yankees they've been playing a little swapply and up drop the first two games and the Yankees have had excellent pitching against it. Another reason Mayo is not feeling too good. His car was stolen. The pocket the uh door man at the hotel took it they put it in the garage the next morning when Mayo went down to get us a drive to the ballpark here it was gone. And the Tigers are taking the fear. Ralph Pauke continues to discuss the pitches motion and Johnny Rice showing Ralph Pauke what they can and cannot do and Larry Napc said that as long as the pitching comes down and makes contact with his body he does not have to stop even a fraction of a second. I don't think that uh should be so because that's kind of quick pitching and keeping the

runner from getting a good job. McLean of course does it quite a bit but right now on National Amphor.

Fine proud on him. What is third and final game. So he told you Joe Spama on the mound for the Tigers. Last year one ten lost ten. Yes the Yankees he was one and two lifetimes against New York he has one eight and lost three. And he was five and all against the Yankees before dropping his first decision. Getting back to the year remarked he made about Ralph Pauke complaining about Johnny McLean's motion seems like there have been a few misquotes in the paper and possibly Larry Napc did not say that although it was in the paper that if the pitching comes down and just makes contact with his body he can continue right on pitching. Normally they should come to a set stop whether it takes a fraction of a second or a full second but they should stop also you might have seen in some papers mistakenly that yesterday's

win was the first win by Mel Stottelmeyer ever here at Tigers Stadium actually it was this full of wins. So some of the reporters not the New York reporters by the way it was the local Detroit reporters who misquoted Mel. I were ready to start the ball game Dick Houser is coaching at third and Elston Howard at first for the Yankees. Mars Clark who has hit in all five ball games for the Yankees batting three eighteen a double two RBI step-sense. Spam is first pitch he is right in there strike one fall. This is the first appearance of the year for Joe Spammer. Right hand with a very short wind up. Wines the curve just misses outside miss one on one. Downward moves in at third base the outfield and the rest of the infield plays blocked straight away and not too deep. Spam is one one delivery a curve low and inside ball two.

Two and one. All right Spammer is ready. Best ball bounce to first base. Cash up with it he'll make the play on assistant and it's one of the ball right off the fence. One way in here is Jerry Kenny. Jerry had himself a couple of bases yesterday that's a going for the collar in the last game in Washington in the first game here in Detroit he's batting two seventeen a double homer and two RBI. Jerry Kenny was over fourteen before that first. He takes a pitch high and outside in the rule book by the way getting back to that we're not going to keep on this but it says rule M in eight oh five the pitcher delivers the pitch from a set position without coming.

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Who knew ice cold drinks could be so fire. Try them all only at my dogs. Hey it's Kelly Rowland you may not know this but I have eczema so I get how it can still your time. But why let eczema take over when you can talk to your doctor about ebglis? Ebglis, lubricism ablbkz, a 250 milligram per 2 milliliter injection is a prescription medicine used to treat adults and children 12 years of age and older who weigh at least 88 pounds or 40 kilograms with moderate to severe eczema. Also called a topic dermatitis that is not well controlled with prescription therapies used on the skin or topicals or who cannot use topical therapies ebglis can be used with or without topical corticosteroids. Don't use if you are allergic to ebglis. Alergic reactions can occur that can be severe. Eye problems can occur. Tell your doctor if you have newer worsening eye problems. You should not receive a live vaccine when treated with ebglis. Before starting ebglis tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. Paid partnership with Lily. Respect your time.

Ask your doctor about ebglis and visit ebglis.com or call 1-800-LilyRX or 1-800-545-5979. The next picture is the Kineae. Inside ball, another scoreboard has a 1-1. I assure Larry and App called out a ball. Real weight and sea, which by spharmour is taken. Stripe ball. Must have been ball two but Kineae would not be taken with a 1-1 count on it. Double ball has 1 ball two strikes. What's the call Larry? Two balls one strike. Thank you Larry. How do you yell down? The scoreboard's got it wrong. But wind up. The pitch ground. They hit the left field. He hit a shot between third and short. Hort knocked it down. Kenny started to go and M came back.

So Jerry Kenny now has three hits and his last three at best. As he singles between the hole, out in the left field, let's see if the anchors will be off and running. All right, make that Jerry Kenny's third hit and his last four at best. Here's Bobby Mercer. Bobby hitting 3-91, a double two home is 6-RBI. Kenny leading away at first. Let's see if the anchors will try to steal and spharmour. Here's the stretch. Check the runner. He doesn't go in the pitch. He is outside ball one. Jerry Kenny has one stolen base on the year. Spanner steps off the rubber. Now he's back on. Cash holding the bag against Kenny. Here's the stretch by the right, Andrew. Checking Kenny then steps off the rubber, trying to get Jerry to commit himself.

Now back on again. Steps again and then steps off again. That's time Mercer wanted time at the plate. Now everybody appears ready. Sparmer's pitch is a curvehead high in the air to center field. Northrop got plenty of room. Kenny's going back a tag up. He does and he's going to try for it. And he's going to make it. Jerry Kenny on a head-jump blade. Went back, tagged up and Northrop didn't believe that Kenny was going to try and go. He did not fire the ball in like he usually does and saw the Yankee speed has paid off. We have a man in scoring position with two out. On Mercer's slide at center field and was not hit that deep. Here's Roy White. Roy batting in even 200, 315, two home is 6RBIs and four stolen bases. Two out on the top of the first there's no score. I Kenny leads away, Stanley holding him close. The fish to white ball one, a little bit outside.

On deck, Joe Puppeton, the Yankee is trying to sweep this theory with the world champion Tiger. Sparmer ready. The curve is in there straight forward. That makes the outside corner of the plate a good pitch by Sparmer. Sparmer with a glove on the knee, leans forward, hides the ball behind him. Now he sets. Very deliberate worker. The curve a little bit high and what a bluff Kenny gave as though he was going to steal third. This is not a good spot to steal third but he had friends jumping out behind his catches position. The way the Yankees have been running in this series everybody's jittery out there. Infield is a picture of a catcher. Two balls one strike on Roy White. Here's a pitch swing and a foul back accounts even at two and two.

Yankees have 12 stolen bases in 15 attempts so far this year. In this series they have stolen seven bases in 8 attempts and it's bound to make anybody jittery. Towns even had Roy White two and two. Sparmer kicks delivers a curve swing and a miss he was pulled on a change up curve ball and Sparmer gets himself a big strike out. The Yankees no runs the base didn't always in a man left and at the end of one half and Yankees nothing the traggers coming to back. Hi this is Greg Morris with this the volunteers in service to America. You know there are a lot like our mission impossible for us. It constantly running into problems but unlike mission impossible the VISTA volunteer can't solve this problem in 60 minutes of time. Like the people on our show he needs patience understanding and dedication but he needs

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Dan Bonson is on the mound Stan is one and all this year. Rookie of the year last year in the American League with a 17 and 12 record. His lifetime record against Detroit won win and no defeats. I mean he lost his first start against the senators but boy did he start fast liking out five of the first six many faces. Bonson's six feet two inches tall 194 pounds pitching the Dick McCollough. McCollough batting 286 on the air a double of triple into our VIs left hand batter. On deck Mickey Stanley no score where in the bottom of the first inning. Here's Bonson's pitch at fastball outside ball one. Yankees who open the season Tuesday have won three lost two so far this year. One of the three games in Washington and two for two here.

Bonson's next pitch strike on the outside corner. Don't forget that welcome home lunch in Amara at noon at the Grand Ballroom of the World of the Story. Joe Garage-Yolo will be the MC. Male Lindsey will be the Ted Williams Bob Short the honor of the senators all the Yankee players manager and coaches. A fastball right down the middle. One ball two strikes. But one two pitches a curve fall at the play that was a good curve ball down around the ball. It just got a piece of it. The overre瞧 here coaching at Ferret board Detroit and Wally Moses over at first. Again the one two pitch curve fall upstairs and out of play back into the crowd.

The one fan's hand easily into another. A lot of games to bring you later on. Redsox had Cleveland Cleveland yet to win a ball game. Redsox fell to score on the top of the first. The one who was in the middle of the first. Whitesox had Seattle Washington at Baltimore for a pair. A fastball just missed the outside corner. Man that was close. Minnesota another team which is yet to win a game. They've won none and lost four so far. They're playing at California later on. As is Kansas City at Oakland and they have a double header Kansas City in Oakland. Now the two two pitch fastball is low three and zero. The Cardinals in the Met single game later on.

Dodges at Houston. Cored up the pitch first. San Francisco at San Diego. Cincinnati at Atlanta for a pair. The first team is Klonenger against Phil Niko. Reballs two strikes. The payoff fits to McCallup. Line's line fifth. It's the right field. They're Robinson up at it. McCallup is on with a lead off single air in the bottom of the first inning. Yesterday it took the Tigers five and two third inning before they got their first pitch against Mel Starramon. Nevada Mickey Stanley. Mickey batting 278 at Double-A-Hummer 3RBI. Cuppet John holds the bag against McCallup. Stretched by Bonta. His curve is over straight ball.

Stanley steps back. On deck is Al Keelein. Bonson with a long look in at the sign. Here's the stretch as McCallup leads away. Pass ball right down the middle of a good pass ball. Quickly add a Mickey Stanley on two. This is Kelly Rowland. You may not know this, but I have Exama. So I get how it can steal your time. But why let Exama take over when you can talk to your doctor about Epglyce? Epglyce, Lebrichizumab LBKZ. A 250mg per 2ml injection is a prescription medicine used to treat adults and children 12 years of age and older, who weigh at least 88 lbs or 40kg with moderate to severe axima.

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We make it easy. Toyota, let's go places. Hey, it's Kelly Rowland. You may not know this, but I have Exema. So I get how it can steal your time. But why let Exema take over when you can talk to your doctor about Epglyce? Epglyce, Lebrichizmab LBKZ, a 250-mg per 2-mg leader injection, is a prescription medicine used to treat adults and children 12 years of age and older, who weigh at least 88 pounds or 40 kilograms, with moderate to severe Exema. Also called a topic dermatitis that is not well controlled with prescription therapies used on the skin, or topicals, or who cannot use topical therapies. Epglyce can be used with or without topical corticosteroids. Don't use if you are allergic to Epglyce. A allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. I-problems can occur. Tell your doctor if you have newer worsening eye problems. You should not receive a live vaccine when treated with Epglyce. Before starting Epglyce, tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. Pay partnership with Lily. Respect your time. Ask your doctor about Epglyce and visit Epglyce.com or call 1-800-LilyRX or 1-800-545-5979.

Place Stanley straight away. Mickey stands way up in front of the plate. Right hand better. It's inside you but here Larry Napier, look out and Stanley had a jump back out of the way. I'm still working very slowly out on the hill. This stretch, fast pull in the dirt, nice scoop by J. Gibbs and the count is even a two and two. The function was ahead of McCallup, worked the count to three and two before Dick Singles. Here's the head of Stanley, oh and two and now it's two and two, he's trying to work on them. Ready for the two two pitch. Here it is and a bouncing ball, and sure Michael comes in.

Close the clock for one, back to face, not inside. That was our high bouncing ball. She, Michael made a fine play, they came in on the infield grass and threw back of course his body to clock. They get the lead run up. A ball up his body there, Stanley at first the better, how's K-line? K-line betting 333 has a double-ahomer in 3RBI. No scoring, a bottom of the first inning, one out, time is called by Larry Napp, now he's ready. I'm Dick Noon Care. Stretch by bouncing. His pitch is fouled back upstairs out of place, straight one.

Stanley leads off first face. Bunch and stretches. Care just a little bit low, one-on-one. K-line, not down at the end of the bat, he chokes up a bottom-inch, really grips the bat tightly low. Close it almost straight up, curve outside, ball two, two-one. K-line a good fast ball hit up. Two balls in a strike on K-line, Stanley leads. Slow per hit. He's going to miss it, then it's failed. Way back there, it's gone. Stanley leads. He's going to miss it. He's going to miss it. He's going to miss it. Stanley leads. Stanley leads. Slow per hit. He's going to miss it, not a fail.

Way back there, that's gone. Stanley gets it. He's going to feel, for K-line in the game. One more look at curve ball on seven buttons. And this wagon goes up, one through nothing. Now K-line really ripped in one. That's all went in the up and down. Over the 400 foot sign had to be hit at least 450 feet. And the toy jumps out to a two to nothing lead here in the bottom of the first inning. For K-line is second home running now as five RBI's. And Stan Bonson has now given a full home run. And this is the second game of the year. Stan speaks to pitch I ball one. Lenten's next pitch, best ball, round ball up to mid-anity.

It takes the pitch. Up with a fast Jerry Penny and the flag is starting to rip the ball today. Well, they didn't the first two games against Cleveland. Now Kevin Johnson's over. Gives walked out. That's off with Stan Bonson as Willie Hart and comes up. Fast-resiting 3.33. He hit that first pitch and double into RBI's. Willie Hart and batting only 176. One home run three RBI's. But in a story is slow starter. On deck Jim Northrop. One out in the bottom of the first, the toy leading shooting at him. Bonson ready.

Here Bonson slowly to say, nice to come in. I asked about a first-based Jim time to get Hart and moving his second on the play norm cash. The nice play by Bobby Merch is playing Horton deep in the blow with it off the end of the bat. And Bobby really had a charge in. But with that good arm of his, he nipped Horton. Two away in the battered Jim Northrop. Northrop batting 154. One double, no RBI. Northrop was the man that broke up, straddle my perfect game yesterday. At the third, no hit at that Northrop has broken up in his career. And Jim says he wasn't too happy about it. When a team doesn't win, you break up in no hit or it doesn't mean anything. Fitch to Northrop. I ball one. On deck Bill's friend. Two nothing destroyed leads with two out on the bottom of the first.

Cash leads off second. Bonson's pitch high. Balls two to nothing. When we get opening day, the Yankee Stadium Tuesday April 15th, the game time is 2 p.m. Senators will be in town with Ted Williams. And Paul Simon. Of Simon and Garfunkel fame will throw out the first ball. Billy Eckstein was currently starring in the Reenville room in New York City will sing the national anthem. The next pitch to Northrop is high again in its ball three. Three and all. Bonson's three-o delivery. Strike call. Northrop ready to throw the battleways. Start down first. Seemed a little surprise when Larry Napcall that is strike. Bonson's three-one delivery. At one, high ball four. Bonson's first walk of the ball game.

And Bill friend the battle. And he's the hottest sitter for the Tigers right now. Batting four sixty-seven. A double two homies and six RBI. Fred Talbot getting a hurry up call in the Yankee both hands start loosening up. For Innocent Seven, tank it about here in the first inning. Northrop at first, cash in second with two out, Detroit leading two-nothing bottom of the first. Bonson's pitch high and tight ball one. Bonson gets the ball, rubs it up, goes to the rods and beg.

The first ball is high ball shoot. He balls no strikes. Puppetton on again comes in. Some words of encouragement to stand Bonson. Tiger fans, first time they've had a chance to get excited in this series, checks wing and a tight ball for a three-and-nothing. But Bonson, since the home run by K-line, seems to be a little shaken up. As in white, Regained is composed you're out on the mound. On deck is done work. See if they have friends swinging away on a three-o pitch.

He takes it a tight ball for on the bases allotted and here comes Ralph Falk out of the Yankee dugout. He ain't no hurry. That is that 4-2 runs on K-line, 2-1 shot on the upper deck and left set up. And a single by cash, he has to hort and bounce the third, a walk to Northrop, a walk to Fran and a hulk is out to the mound and talks to his young right hand pitcher. While Ralph's out there trying to calm Bonson down, a reminder that a new service for Yankee fans from Long Island is in effect. A stress bus service will be available for Friday, Saturday and Sunday games. Buses will leave 2 hours before game time. From the Wall Whitman shopping center in South Huntington, the mid-Island Plaza in Hicksville, the Roosevelt Field shopping center in Garden City and then the buses will leave the stadium one half hour after the game.

I've done work the eighth target about here in the first inning. Work betting 188, no extra basis, 1-RBI, a little right hand better. Bonson line is pitched right in there, strike one fall. On deck, the pitcher Joe Spamman. Cash is third, Northrop is second, free in at first. Bonson's next pitch, just outside, 1-1. Hey, it's Kelly Rowland. You may not know this, but I have Exama. So I get how it can steal your time. But why let Exama take over when you can talk to your doctor about Epglis? Epglis, Lebrichizmab, LBKZ, a 250mg per 2ml injection, is a prescription medicine used to treat adults and children 12 years of age and older, who weigh at least 88 lbs or 40kg with moderate to severe Exama.

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A lot of mules is getting in from the coaching box at first. The one-one pitch is a curve in there. Right to downward a little unhappy with that ball. As he turns around looks at Larry and App. I'll ball in two strikes. It's a big man for bouncing to get out of there. Very happy to get out with just two runs being scored in the sitting. The pitch occur that's five, two and two. Dan has been very high in his first sitting. He goes to the rise and beg. Fies it down on the ground. The two two pitch. Inside ball three.

Now the run is going three and two and two out. Let's see if Dan pitches from a set position. Whether he'll wind up, he winds up, they get a good running jump. It's possible for free and a score in a long single. He's going to take the wind up, I believe. Yes he is. There they go. The payoff pitches. My ball's born and what is forced to force the plate. Dan Bonson gives up his third consecutive walk here. And the bottom of the first and RBI have done work. Bringing in Norm Chesh. And now the ninth batterity in Injo Spammer and Grover Reasons. You go up to Telendog, be over anxious. The young man's a little wild up there, take a pitch. Spammer up for his first time this year. He's shortly streeting up.

Here's the pitch to Spammer. He takes almost hits the ball one. He showed his sense of home run by K-line. Bonson has been visibly shaken. Not the Bonson there we know. Now he does some stretching exercises, reaches down, touches his toes. The one old pitch. High and inside ball two, two and nothing. He hasn't come close to home plate. You know Spammer is not going to swing, possibly until he gets two strikes pulled. He crouches over the plate. Bonson delivers. Right one falls. That one cuts the plate, bell's high. Reasons you're looking in at Mayo Smith to see what he wants to do, whether to take our hits.

The two one pitch. He swings and falls it back. Two and two. Two balls, two strikes. Two men out. Basis loaded, Tigers leading three nothing in the bottom of the first. Here's the two two pitch. Swing and a miss. Whop! He did not swing and miss. He checked his swing and time in a three and two. He started after that ball and held up somehow. Three balls, two strikes. Again the runners will be going. And Bonson steps back. Now he looks in for the sign. The runners go. The three two pitch.

Now a lot of play and we got to do it all over again. I want to tell you done work. Had round a second before, it's Swamma Swung at that pitch. Bonson of course, and not worry about holding runners on. It's been so bad in this first inning. You just want to get that ball over and let's Swamma swing at it. Again the three two pitch, the runners go. Balled it off again over the roof and we got to do it all over again. And that was a borderline pitch and whether that would have been a ball or a strike. Right now we pause for a station identification. Bill Edwards in here, Monday through Friday, seven in the morning and one in the afternoon. W.J. Rice connected in New York. All right, the runners are back. Swamma in the batter's box. Bonson looking for the sign. They go.

The pitch. I fly to Wixville. I should end in a Bill Robinson Wolf Janney. He's under it and makes the catch. So now a man went to the plate for the choice. They scored three runs on three hits. There were no Yankee errors and three men left. And at the end of one full inning, it's the choice three and the Yankee's nothing. The next time you stop at your participating at Laddick station, be sure to take a good look at the beautiful fine sign and your dealer is offering at a very low price. So low, you wouldn't believe it was possible to purchase fine sign at such a price. But to 10, and this fine sign at all Royal elegance compares with sign that costs many times a price. It's a value at all participating at Laddick station. With each purchase of eight gallons of gasoline, you can buy a four-piece place setting of Royal elegance at an unbelievable low price.

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Joe Spamma, a team and your year. The fans are they greet Peppie? Make sure force, cheers and booze. Buy the Yankee Trail 3 nothing here in the top of the second. Here's Spamma's picture curve fouled back against the screen straight one. Peppie was interviewed on local TV here in Detroit. He says I don't care if the fans will meet just so they recognize me. He's very frank about it. He says he wants to be recognized. He wants to be liked. Swing in a mess at a low fastball, like two. Nothing in two. Short right field force here in Tigris Stadium. As a lot of the left hand hitters trying to pull outside pitches.

It's very inviting. It's only 325 down the line and doesn't go out too rapidly. 370 in the power alley in right center. Two straight pitch, a little high ball and two straights. Joe digging in, slight crouch at the plate. Spamma's curve is lying to right. Feel a bait hit and void it. Peppie weighed on that high curve ball. Beautiful execution that time up there by Peppittone. He drilled a single, one hop at a K-line and right. And now a young man with evidence trouble getting started. Bill Robinson, he's not 18 times with one hit. One RBI batting 056. He's been playing a fine defensive game in right field but he's been bothered by the breaking pitches here early in the year.

Spring training, he was really whipping the bat. High cash holds the bag against Peppittone. Here's the stretch by Spamma. Pitch to Robinson on the outside corner straight call. Spamma stretches. The pitch to Robbie's foul back as he crowded him with a fastball. I think he's been hitting the ball well. Well, here in Detroit in the first two games he had 21 hits. You got two more in this game so far. We're only in the top of the second inning. I'd own two counter bill Robinson. Curve in the dirt block nicely by a friend. Boy, that hit home played and Bill just let it hit his chest protector and rolled out in front of him.

No advance. I think he's who got made sure runs in the first five games. Pretty one of them. That's an average of better than six per game. Peppittone leaves your first. Spamma's pitch is a curve just inside. Boy, that one's your smith had Robbie leaning away as the ball broke in. Even the counter two and two. On deck, Jay Gibbs. Never have enough runs in this ballpark. This is a paid message from GoFundMe. Meet Juan Naula. When a son was hospitalized for a viral infection, Juan started a GoFundMe to pay for medical expenses. It was five K to pay the bill for my son and I need only 22 hours. It was amazing. People really trust on GoFundMe. How did Juan raise $5,000 in less than a day?

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Yankees are running ball club. And boy that makes it exciting when you know your team is going to run even though they're behind. It makes the other defensive team play a different ballgame. Here's your kids. Jank is five from 14 batting three fifty seven a double in an RBI. Nobody else in the top of the second the Yankees trailing three nothing. Pepper tone has two stolen bases this year. All right, Spam are ready. His pitch high and tight ball won. He got both his tone and right here in Detroit in the same ballgame. One was on a beautiful fade away slide that throw had beaten him. Peppy faded away and evaded the tag and grabbed the bag with his hand. He was happy about that slide. One old pitch high ball two two nothing. So Joe's coming out.

Getting a little wilder standbunzen did in the first inning. Rain walked out towards the mound. Dead something to Spam are. Two balls no strike the count on deck. Jean Michael. Here's the stretch by Spam are. The best ball is Joe's there. Niha a good pitch by Spam. Two balls in a strike. They'll Smith the Tiger Skipper were saying this outfield is really rough. All outfields are this time. Especially where a football team is played during the winter. They re-sotted. And with the cold weather it hasn't had time to really catch. As a bouncing ball a second perfect double play ball. The ball picked the one that throws the first two ball play. Two Robinson could not stop.

And the ball up with a head up play tag Robinson in through the first for the double play. Had Robbie been able to stop just for a fraction of a second the ball up would not have been able to make the double play. So it's two out here Jean Michael. Jean is two for seven a double. Adding two eighty six. Peppetone moved a third on the double play. But that was a big play for Spam are. It's come Michael he runs up to but takes a strike. That would have been a good play but it was a curve ball and Jean was a little bit out in front. Peppetone was alerted by Dick Housen and third base coach. Next pitch to Michael high one on one. Mickey Lollace is up and throwing in the tag of both end.

Heo Smith said that he was going to put Lollace in the bullpen and relieve with him if need be. Mickey will be going into the service shortly for a two week spin. The one one delivery high ball two two one. And Bonson on deck there are two out. Detroit leads three to nothing where the top of the second. Cleveland's leading Boston one on nothing at the end of one. Fitzburg leading the Phillies one and nothing at the two. The pitch a little bit high ball three three and one. Cincinnati Atlanta no score into one. Those are the only scores we have right now. Three balls in a strike. Call of Cunjain to have a little talk with Spam. Sure Ralph Hawk will be having Michael swinging away if the ball is near the plate. Bonson schedule to be the next batter.

Yankees want to pick up a run here. Here's a three one pitch. First ball is low ball four. So Michael gets a base on ball. That's the second walk. You can see how important that double play was the Joe Spammer. Single in two walks in the inning but the double play sandwich in between. The Yankees have run as a person third two out and stand Bonson the batter. Sam was up one time in Washington without a base hit. Cash not only Michael too close to first base. Peppertone leaves off third. It's the Bonson hence died almost at a ball one. Tiger outfield not deep on Bonson.

Spammer stretches. Fitches outside ball two. Two and nothing. Mayo Smith now the Tiger manager is hustling out to the mall. Mayo out there with Bill Frin. Well Mayo is out there and Larry nap goes out to try and break up the huddle. Remind of the Yankees are proud to announce that the third annual fraternal night will be held by the New York State. Three and accepted Masons in the night the Columbus at Yankees stadium Friday night June 13th. The approximately 20,000 members of both outstanding groups will attend the Yankees Seattle game. Colorful field program.

The Yankees look forward to welcoming the Masons in the night the Columbus on June 13th. All right Joe Spammer gets ready two balls no strikes on Bonson. His pitch high ball three. Three and all on Jack Harris Clark. So you know Bonson is going to be taken here and possibly the next pitch should spawn to make this one a strike. Here it is and it's a strike on the inside. Bonaire three balls in a strike. Michael at first, Peppaton at third, Tango is leading three nothing type of the second. Here's the stretch. The pitch high ball four on the bases allotted. So that's the third walk given up by Spammer in its inning. Bonson walked three in the first inning and it caused them a run.

Harris Clark now to battle. Harris bounced to first base. His first time at bat. He told you Harris has hit in each of the first five ball games Yankees has played. Bonson with a jacket on at first. Jean Michael at second. You'll Peppaton at third. Spammer is pitching from a set position now. He could take the wind up. He stretches. His pitch abusing ball a catch. He backs up. He's got it. Let's just follow him in time for the out. And Clark, after he had walked two minutes or all in after that first pitch. And bounced out first base minute of pitch recovery. For the Yankees, no run, a base hit, no air is remandless. And now at the end of an inning and a half, the factor is free. The Yankees nothing. How many times have you stopped for gasoline and then after driving away,

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Agress 3, Yankee's nothing bottom of the second. Alright Bonson gets the same from Gibbs. Deliver is it's pop-pile but going back into the stands and out of play, and not get to it. One ball two strikes. Nobody out, nobody on. Bonson delivers again. The curve in there, strike 3-4. And he really broke off a beauty there. First strike out for Bonson. Mickey Stanley, Bonson, or Force play is first time up.

His speed proved to be very valuable to the Tiger Corps. Had they been able to double him up at first, only one run of the first time. Here's Bonson's pitch to Stanley. Bonson's right hand is going to be extroverted in the corner and right field, bouncing off the wall. And Stanley will be in with a stand-up shovel. Boy, he really went with that pitch just inside. The right field foul line, one bounce against the 325-foot sign. And that brings up that man. Now it's a line where it is from Linda's home or the upper deck in the center field. Bonson's curve in there, strike 1-4 on deck non-catch.

One man out, and Lee Lee's short-second. Stretch by Bonson. Curve in the air, and he's going to get that one penny he's going to beat on it. And left and he's there, makes the catch taking up his team. He's going to go for third and he's going to make it. Boy was this deep enough to allow Stanley to tag up and move the third base. And that goal is it in the same direction as K-line's last one, but he didn't quite get all the good wood on that one. Two out, he has no idea. Stingled up the middle, his first time up. Later came around the score. On deck, Willie Horton. Mickey Stanley a third with two men up, got a big lead at third. Bonson wins.

Curve is over strike ball. That's time Bonson paid no attention whatsoever to Mickey Stanley. I give him a quick glance. Another one, Stanley moving down the line. Loves going and stops. First ball is just a little bit low. One of one, Gibbs and Bonson didn't think it was low. K-stief in the box with an open stance. Here's the wind up. The first ball is high ball two, two months. Two out.

Bonson ready. Right gun, the outside corner and the counter is even at two and two. The fish really choose that gun. I said it. Big water bubble gun man, he goes to town. The curve is popped up in a yellow right field. Bill Robinson moving under it. The second ball is all over the field. The second ball comes in and makes the catch. So four destroyed at the bottom of the second. No runs, the base said nowhere is the man left. The score at the end of two pullinings. The Tigers' gree and the Yankees nothing. I am the mother of a 18-year-old boy who is a high school graduate. He is a student in Hungary.

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They'll be Kenny, Mercer, and White. All right, Joe Spamma ready? It's Kenny's curve, a little bit outside ball one. Spamma was sharp in the first inning, a little wild in the second when he walked free. First ball bounced the first, first cash comes in, then he rolled, picks it up, steps on the bag. Good play by Cash, had he not charged that ball, it would have bounced foul. And he got it before he hit the ground on the short hop. Here's Bobby Mercer, Bobby fly to centerfield his first time up. He hit it deep enough so that Kenny at first could tag up and move to second. Bobby has it in five consecutive ball games. He's the Yankees with nine basic. Outside ball one.

Bobby right down the end of that bat. Curve is over, one on one. Bobby with that overly close stance, crouches at the plate. The one one pitch, another curve, bounce foul down the first base line, as Elk and Howard run into pick it up. Elk looks at overview for flipping it back to Spamma. Cardinals have gone out in front of the meds too, nothing at the end of one. One out and nobody on. Ball and two strikes, the counter, Bobby Mercer. It's by Spamma, big curve in the ad-alett field, Willie Horton. Plenty of room under it now, backs up, but makes the catch as the wind got all of it.

Fuming it around and Royal White, who struck out his first time up the bat. Tag is at four hits and three runs, the Yankees two hits, no run. Spamma delivers to white, it's in their strike ball. Two out, nobody on. Slow curve is high, one on one. Spamma, actually Spamma has a palm ball, and he throws once in a while watching him warming up just below it.

Curve low and inside, two balls in a strike. On deck, your puppet zone. Two on curve in, the dirt bounces off, she and Schim got back to the screen. Right now on Yankee Baseball, we pause for station identification. Join me, Harry Daly, weekdays 10, 11, 30, and here on WGY 810, New Dyle, Skimmy City. Spamma's pitch is right to fall and White has started on the first place he doesn't believe it, hands on his dip, smiling at Larry now. Right now at Subway, try the 499 sub of the day. Get a different six and sub every day for just 499 each, like Meatball Marinerah on Mondays, Tuna on Tuesdays, and the BMT on Saturdays. It's a different six and sub every day, packed with protein and your choice of chopped veggies for just 499 each.

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Or make it a meal with chips and a drink for just $2 more. But, Harry, it's only for a limited time and only at Subway. Affarcticipating restaurants, prices higher in Washington, Alaska, and Hawaii, and on third party delivery, add on taxes and fees for delivery additional. Roy thought the pitch was outside and now it's a full count. Here's the payoff pitch. Right, foul, or right feel. Oh, man, reached over the railing got it on his meal and then that has to sink. And the worst part is that the ball dropped back onto the playing field. Didn't even get the foul. And listen to the fans boo the special down there. That's his job. This is mine as the fans get it when it goes in the stands. Again a three-two pitch. Hi, ball four and white is on with a bass on balls. That's the fourth walk given up by Sparmer and his trumpet tone who lined a single right his first time at back.

Pepe picked up his first tone run of the year here in Saegus Stadium. Up a decked job and right set up. White at first with two up. Mr. Pepechona could he be that kind of a safe bear and it's gonna. Oh no, holy cow that missed by a half of hitting the foul. All the upper decking right there. John's gonna Pepechona in a curve ball that look like a fish this day fair. At the worst hit the foul. And a just miss. Oh, been a long one run to stadium remember three twenty five here at the stadium at this three two ninety six down the right field line.

Oh Pepechona just missed getting the Yankees one run behind. All right, one strike on Joe. Now the curve this one high and away one on one. On deck Bill Robbins. White at first with two out Detroit leads three to nothing top of the third. Sparmer stretches the basketball at high ball two. Farmer sets himself on the mom. It's the Pepech. Right ball of cash is where that'll be a double at least. White might score it in my way for me. And they hold them up.

No, they hold them up. And that's got to be a double in that case. Is going to have the imprint of an American leave ball all over his body. He did a great job in turning his body sideways to block it. But it kicks all the way down the right field line. Roar wife with an outside shot to score was held up by Dick Rouser. And I thought it was a very smart play on houses part. That's got to go as a big hit for Pepechona double the right field. And about an hour Bill Robinson will walk his first time up. And I'd say to Pepech, green that one. It is a basic. That's three hits for the Yankees. It's Bama. In a blind up. It's to Robbie. I'm going to be a curved inside ball one. I'm actually giving.

I've got the gun. Sitting sad. Tell them to get out of the way when he has some. There she's not smiling. That's it. He was hit hard. The one old catch. I bought you almost a wild fish. Two and a half. Becky Lola gets up again in the tag or both. And the Yankees have won the first two games of this three game series. Here's the two old pitch. Round ball, the second base. My fault is in there up with it. What is the first team time for the house? So I guess farm against out of a jam. The Yankees no runs a base hit. No where is two men left. And the score at the end of June and happening Detroit three. The Yankees nothing. Smoking excess weight and high blood pressure are three characteristics that more than double the risk of fatal coronary heart disease.

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There will be a lot of men left on basis this game continues like this and creating the Yankees of less six and two and into the tag as of less four. High Willie Horton who bounced his fair basis first time up as the bat. Outfield D. bomb will he horton. Here's Bonson's picture fair for bounce bar as global research are down towards the both ends strike one.

Willie Horton 510 or 1955. 36 home runs last year. Ground ball a third fall again down by the bullpen. Nothing in two on horton. World series Willie about it 304 with seven hits a double a triple homer 5 RBI. The two strike pitch curve oh man get started to throw to third Bonson 30 at it. Now give this Larry Nab where it wasn't Larry weighs outside. Give North will bond deck.

First ball popped up here as he got out of his and followed territory. He's got it. Bonson crowded him with a fastball and Willie Horton followed right off the end. Here's North will pull water in the first inning. The end of three is Cleveland one of the red sucks nothing. The end of two of the first game watching to nothing ball them on up. In the national league the end of two is the cardinals two in the mid-snuffing. We'll give you complete rundown at the end of this happening. Pictures and home runs etc. Pirates are leading the Phillies one nothing end of three. The Bonson shot Michael Lewis left has it. One day in a flip to prep a turn and it's two out. That brings up Bill Quinn who watches first time. Two out nobody on three nothing destroyed lady.

Bonson's first fish to three in a curve that's over straight ball. Three in really crowds that place. A curve a little low this time one on one. One ball one straight two out. Bonson kicks his curve is low again ball two two months. Where on the bottom of the third the tag is scored all three runs in the first inning.

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That's the first error of the ball game. Stretch by Bonson. Word takes a curve low ball one. Stretch the curve. This is bad and again, peppered down the take it. He's going to take it himself and he does, but he got a system put up. He tried to check his swing. Bonson had a throw and so Joe instead of throwing knew Bonson made it himself. Four to throw at no runs, no hits. One Yankee error, one man left. And at the end of three full innings. It's the three runs for it. Nowhere is the Yankee. No runs, three hits, one error. Bonson had Cleveland. The red stock is now leading two to one playing the top of the fourth. As Petra Celia is home and in the fourth with a man on. I'm standing against the end.

The Seattle later stock, Washington, the ball, a mono score and a two. Coleman against Palmer. That's first game for double head up. Minnesota, California later stock. Kansas City had opened a double had a later stock. Cardinals two met nothing into two. Gibson against Sebra. Cubs two, Montreal nothing into one. Stoneman against hand. Dodges at Houston. San Francisco at San Diego later stock. It's the Philly Street in the Pirates one at the end of four. Wise against flats. Alex Johnson home in the fourth with one on for the Philly. Willie Stagel in the second with nobody on for the Pirates. It's Cincinnati nothing at land or nothing into three and a half. Clowninger for Cincinnati. Phil Negro for Atlanta. And that's the first game of a twin bill. There at the Troy Staggis Stadium. It's Detroit three. The Yankee is nothing as we get ready to go. In the top of the fourth inning. And coming in now. Getting himself already.

To bring you a thrilling description of the middle three innings. There's a big marine who's going to be at Yankee Stadium here. That commercial Frank Mesa Frank all yours. Well, thank you very much, Phil. Was it all and good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. I agree to build up a three nothing lead through the first three innings. And now the Yankee is in the fourth with the things off with Jake Gibbs. First pitch is in there for a strike. Joe Spamow. That's a struggle a little bit, but he's leading. Brown ball back to Spamow the pitcher. He's got it throws over the catch and plenty of time to retire Gibbs one out. Spamow has given up three hits and walked four in the game.

Yankee is a value under pressure the last two innings, but he's worked out of it. Dick McCollough came up with a big play in the ball game for Detroit. On a ball hit by Gibbs back in a second. He turned it into a double play, tagged Robinson and threw the first. Here's Gene Michael. Drew Walkies first time up and takes a pitch high ball one. We're in the top of the port. Spamow deals, Michael looks and a strike is gone. One on pitch, over with low.

One out and nobody on and the pitch to Michael is upstairs three balls one strike. Gene steps back, looks down to Dick House over third base coach. Stan Bonson is on deck. Spamow throws, it's low ball four and Michael draws his second walk of the game. Interesting I think to note that Michael filling in for trash at shortstop has been on base in five of his six played appearances over the last two games. At two hits yesterday also reached on a field his choice and today has walked twice. Stan Bonson the bottom with one out. They look for a bot. He squares and he bunches it foul down the third base line.

Stan Bonson one of the games better, punters. Stan Bonson led the club in sacrifices last year. He bunched this one down the first base side. It's a beauty cash picks it up throws the first throws him out. And Gene Michael on the sacrifice moves to second. Cash to McCall up to retire Bonson. Sit down on horse clock to butter. Bonson last year had ten sacrifices. I think the next class was Prince Peterson with five. Horse clock is over two.

Plice has grounded out the cash unassisted. Spawn a kicks and draws strike call. Plac takes it across the letters. No activity in either bullpen although bullpen had been active earlier in the game. Spawn a rocks and fires plot falls it back. No balls to strike stars. Two years ago, Plac led the Yankees and hitting and led the American League second baseman in fielding. Ralph Alp, the Yankee manager of course hopeful that Plac can regain that form. He's outfields that the winners rest could help Plac a lot.

He did not play what a ball for the first time I believe in ten years. Two strike pitch come into I'm Michael at second two outs. Farmer rocks and throws way high. One ball and two strikes. Spawn a has given up five walks in the game. One two pitch outside and it's two balls two strikes. That's been a strike. Plac might have tried a gun to let feel whether because the shot stop, Mickey Stanley had just moved with a pitch over behind the runner, June Michael, leading a hole at short. Two two delivery. It's high again ball three, poke out.

Spawn a through the first four running to throw a lot of pitches in this ballgame. He's walk five, he's struck out one. Down to several four counts. Here's the pay pitch. Why ball did out on the left? What a heartened should have no trouble with it. Makes the catch and the side of the dial. For the Yankee is in the fourth, no runs, no hits. There were no Detroit errors and one man is left on base. At the end of three and a half, the score is Detroit three. The Yankee is nothing. You're a bloody dealer. The bringing you fine china from across the sea. Alligants, delicacies, beautiful. China you'd be proud to display on your table. But the tip of the news is this. This exciting and beautiful china is yours for a fantastic low price. Lower than you'd believe possible. Now for an exclusive offer at participating in private theaters, you could purchase a four feet play setting of fine china at an exceptionally low price with each eighth gallons of gasoline.

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from the Walt Whitman Shopping Center South Huntington, Mid Island Plaza in Hicksville, and the Roosevelt Field Shopping Center in Garden City. The buses will leave the stadium one and half hour after the game to take you back to the point of departure. The Pitcher Joe Sparma leads off a Detroit bottom-end of the portening, right-hand winner, and Bonson's curve is in for a strike. Next pitch, bounce-pull off the plate and back to the left side. The balls two strikes on Sparma. The weather in New York is like the weather here in Detroit. A lot of folks are out riding around today, and if you're cruising around the stadium area, the advanced ticket office at the stadium will be open for another two hours and six minutes or so. Check swing falls to the right side this time.

Take it available at the stadium today and every Sunday through off the season. Advanced ticket went open from 10 in the morning until five in the afternoon. Oh, two pitch again to Sparma, inside with a fastball. Bonson lines and draws. Oh, he just missed with Allen. It looked like it had the outside corner, but maybe just a bit high. Two balls, two strikes, as plate-on player Larry Nat. And the two two pitch foul to the seats off the first-place side.

Yankees opening on the road. So far, they won three and lost two. Last year, after the first five games, the Yankees had won one and lost four. It's a new season. Fastball swung on a miss by Sparma Strike 3. That is the second strikeout for Bonson. Now the top of the order, Dick McCollock. Single in the first inning was caught on strikes in the second. McCollock is one for two. Left hand, hitter, he takes low ball one. Mercer plays him very wide of the line at third, and back about one step off the infield grass.

Another breaking ball is time it's low. Two balls, no strikes. Upfield pretty much straight away against McCollock. Shutstop gene Michael shades towards second, and Harris Clark is also over towards second. The infield plays him up the middle. Pull wind up, do nothing pitch. In the dirt in front of the plate. Three balls, no strikes. Since the first inning, when the Tigers scored their three runs on two singles, the home run by K-Line and three walks, Bonson is allowed only one hit. He gets a strike in, and McCollock was under wraps, three in one. Bonson looks down the lane to give. To wind up the kick in the pitch, here ball is low ball bar.

So McCollock draws a walk. The fourth walk given up by Bonson, the other three were in a row in the first inning, to not for a free end and to work, and the walk to work forced in a run. Here's Mickey Stanley. Been a bass runner twice, reached on a forced play in the first inning, and doubled in the second. Right hand battered. Runner goes, pitches inside for a ball, throw to second base. Michael makes the tag out of second. Gibbs throw, right on the mark, came up on a short hop to Michael. Gene grabbed it cleanly and slapped the tag on McCollock. The pitch to Stanley was inside for a ball, as Jake Gibbs throws out McCollock try to steal.

Good throw by Gibbs, got it down there in a hurry, and a good play by Michael. There's a pitch low and it gets true Gibbs rolling toward the backstop. Two balls and no strikes on Stanley. That's a beautiful day here in Detroit. It was 61 degrees of game time. Two old pitch, checks Wang on a strike off. Two on one. Bonson lines and deals way up high. Three balls and one strike. Bonson is leading Cleveland to the one on the fifth. Baltimore leading Washington to nothing in the fourth.

Cards lead the match to nothing in the fourth. Bonson's pitch, checks Wang high ball forward Stanley is on. The fifth walk allowed by Stan Bonson and McBrown applauds the appearance of LK line. Kline hit his second home run of the young season, back in the first inning with Stanley on base to get the Tigers off to a two-nothing lead. His home run went to the upper deck and left center about 390 feet. There's a pitch in the deck gets away from Gibbs and now the second goes Stanley. Fast ball is going to be charged to Jake Gibbs.

He tried to smother that one in the dirt and he got through him and a fast ball has been charged. There's one up high this time and his two balls no strikes to Kline. Two out Stanley at second, two on nothing to Kline. Bonson fires and Kline takes a strike, letter of high on the inside quarter. Two on one that well. On New York Yankee Baseball right now let's pause for station identification. This is Jerry Ducey down the nightline any week's night and I'll be listening on WGY's connectivity. Here's the two on pitch to Kline. He hits it on the ground of third, mercy puts it as no fly off the hill of his glove.

Stanley is safe at third and Kline reaches first and error will be charged to Mercy and that's the second Yankee out in the ballgame. Brown ball is seen to kick off the hill of Mercy's glove. He could not capture it so the Tigers have runners at first and third and Norm Caix will step in. Gai single in the first inning and scored run number three for the strike. Bonson is over the night for the pitch ball on. Now Bonson steps back off the rubber, touches the rosin by. Tows in again and looks for the sign.

Stanley at third, Kline at first. This is one of the most famous players in the ball. Here on the ground is talking that in fourth inning. That is one of the first plays in the ball on the Tigers' base for the number. Brett Salvin gets up again on the Yankee ballpen. He warmed up in the first inning. The batter is what he wants. With runners again at first and third and a run across. Tigers now have five hits in the game. Bonson to what he's high ball one.

Now that's all the first holding against Norm Caix, Mercy are playing a deep third. Clark stated towards second and Michael over in the hole against the pull. Toyota's easy choice sales event is on. Whether you're looking for the performance of the camera, the versatility of Arab 4, the efficiency of a Corolla, or all electric driving in the BZ. There's a Toyota that's just right for you. And with great deals across the lineup, now's the time to find yours. But hurry, these deals won't last long. Toyota's easy choice sales event ends soon. We make it easy. Toyota, let's go play this. We're looking for the most important

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Thompson with a 1-1 pitch to heart and here it comes. It's time. Fall to 2-1. Jim Northrop is out on deck. Only man in the American League, he had more home runs last year than Woody Horton, was fellow named Frank Hard. Hard at 44, 1-36, the pitch to him. High pops fall out of play to the seats down the left side. Fort North to a very slow start this year. He's had three hits and 19 trips. Yesterday following the game, he stayed around for 15-20 minutes since he got extra batting practice. Don McMahon, one of the front line relievers for the Tigers, stayed around and pitched the batting practice to Horton.

So I had to get the big fall off the strike. The pitch to him, foul back. Two balls, two strikes. That ball came back with such velocity. It came right through the screen. Bonson looks down to Gibbs. Runners underway, K-line from third, J-S from first, two to pitch. High ball three in a full run. Bonson looks down to Gibbs. Runners underway, K-line from third, J-S from first, two to pitch. High ball three in a full run. So now Cash will be off and running with two away. The set by Bonson, there goes Cash,

the pitch is hot-filed back behind the plate out of play. Cash ready to go from first, K-line hanging loads at third, Wharton waiting for the three to pitch. Bonson short stretch, sets, kicks and deals. It is lined. This is the left field, it is a stable, extra base, bouncing away from one. K-line is far cashless, Wharton stops its second with a double.

Back is now leading six to nothing. The three runs so far here in the fourth inning, are all unerred, following the air at third. Ralph Hough is out of the mound and he's got to make a pitching change. That will be all for Stan Bonson. Red job at being summoned from the bullpen. The double was Wharton's first hit in the series, he had been all for ten in the three games. And now with not the batter, Fred, that comes on in really. So for Bonson, three and two pairs of eights, he gives out six runs, six hits, one five, struck out two. Wharton is as responsible of the six runs, the three here in the fourth inning, and Wharton's score and the other one, Saga Chateau, and also the R&D.

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Talbot ran it a pitch to the Grey Fox gym nother. And the first pitch to end, hopped up on the right side of the infield, Clark and Peppetton both coming in, it's Clark calling for it, near the mound, he's got it, and the side is retired. What for the choice in the fourth? Three runs on two hits, a costly Yankee here, and a man is left on base. And at the end of four polines, the score, the Tristagger 6, and the New York Yankee is nothing. Atlantic is crossed to Pacific to bring fine imported China to your table, delicate translucent fine China, and at an unbelievable, decorated in a soft grey pattern, and trimmed with a thin band of silver, this fine China is called Royal Allidance.

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Kenny is one for two in this ballgame. Yankees have three hits off swammer, a single by Kenny in the first inning, and the other two have been face hits by Peppetall, a single in the second and a double off-norm cashier shoulder in the third. Kenny, be close, let's end batter. Swings in this is like one. Through the first four innings, the Yankees have stranded seven base runners. The Tigers have left six men on. Wind up by Swammer, the right-hander, bitches, Kenny, it's a ground ball to cash. On one knee, the first baseman has it, makes the play unassisted, and that is the fourth unassisted play for cash at first base. Twice on Clark and now twice on Kenny.

The batter will be body merciless. Set up twice at the ball in the air both times, fly ball to center and fly ball to left. Strike one is called, merciless took a pitch right over the letters, and now he has played on by Larry Nath to examine the baseball. Nath calls, boy, looks it over, and it comes out of play. John writes, the umpire at first, Russ gets it second and Bill Cunkel calling the play as a third. Sparrow lines and deals, and the third baseman, the third ball, is butted off the third baseman of the amount of beauties. Farmer has it no play. Mercer beats it out for a single. A good butt by Mercer. Off the third baseman of the mound.

The body has kept his hit streak alive now through the first six games of the season. Well the Yankees at number four, and batter will be Roy White with one out and Mercer at first. White has struck out and won, all for one. Roy batting left handed against Joe Sparrow, works in on the grass at the fish to white is high ball one. Jim Northrup plays White. Toyota's easy choice sales event is on. Whether you're looking for the performance of the camera, the versatility of Arab 4, the efficiency of a Corolla, or all electric driving in the BZ. There's a Toyota that's just right for you. And with great deals across the lineup, now's the time to find yours. But hurry, these deals won't last long. Toyota's easy choice sales event ends soon.

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Do balls, no strikes. Fathers leading six-nothing. Talbot lines and fires. There's a high foul field back, and it will be out of play. Two balls on a strike to work. Talbot rocks and draws. Wurt leans away from an inside pitch up under his chin. Three balls on one strike. I ball four, and Wurt draws a walk.

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Chicago at Seattle, and Kansas City at Oakland. Spammer shakes off a sign, gets another, dealing three-all under Robinson, low with a fastball ball four. So Robinson draws his second walk of the game. That is the sixth walk given up by Spammer, and the Yankees have had base runners every inning. Here's Jake Gibbs. Drown it into a double play in the second, bounced to the pitcher in the form. Spammer throws, gives it a sharp round ball pass pass, extra bases to the right field corner. Robinson running hard around second on his way to third, flagged down. Now he's got to try to come home, and the food of the play he dies that he's safe. Robinson ran through the side of third base, gives eldest second, but Robinson safe at the play,

when the throw came off the third base side, and Robinson went sailing through the air, knocks the ball away from free-hand and scores. A double forgives, and a run about it in. The Yankees are on the scoreboard. Well, Bill Robinson, after running through the stop side of third, was determined then that he better scored. He went sailing through the air, head first for the play, knocked the ball away from free-hand and is safe. Here is Gene Michael, but Gibbs is second, one out. But the Yankees there, fifth base hit. Bobby Cox is out undecided, that for Talbot. Spawn of sets and throws, Michael takes up five, all one. Michael is walked both the appearances of the play,

and Mickey Lollich is up and throwing in the Detroit Tiger ball pen. Mike Keck is throwing in the Yankee ball pen. Spawn of harm's eye, down the ball letters. Here's the pitch, Michael takes a strike, one and one. Gibbs is good-lated second. Michael waiting, one, one pitch to him from Spawn. A fast ball is lace foul down the left field side and the receipts. Well, our good sponsor, Peele, has a lot of thank yous, and I'll take that. I'll take that one. I'll take that one. I'll take that one. And then the other Peele has a lot of thank yous, and I'll tell you something. Joe Spawn will have a couple of thank yous for Dick McAuliffe, it's second base. McAuliffe is bailed out of two sticky situations in the second,

and again in the fifth with two fine plays. One ball two strikes on Michael. Gibbs tries to shake Spawn with a dash, but he doesn't do it. He's a guy in the count evens two and two. One out. A run across, it's a six to one ball game now, the Tigers leading by five. Spawn instructs his stretch. All of the set right at the letters, the pitch to Michael, get on the ground at first. Farm cash backs off has it on a high hop throws, in time as Spawn discovers, Gibbs goes to third. Michael, rounding out cash to Spawn recovering, Gibbs and third with two outs and bodycocks will bet for Fred Jelvin.

Bodycocks has been up twice as a pinch hitter. He is hitless, struck out one time. Right hand hitter. He gets his first hit of the season, he can drive in a run, Gibbs at third. Spawn will pull, wind up, kicks and deals, curve ball to sit on the ground at third. Flagged down by work makes his throw to cash in plenty of time and the side of the card. Yankees score one run on one hit. There were no Tigers errors and a man has left on base. So now at the end of five and a half, the score is Detroit six and the Yankees one. Now listen for your name as Peales, thanks some more fans of their real draft beer. Every vector of what Ivan says,

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Kekic 6196 pounds, native of San Diego, California. Fitch for the Los Angeles Donkeys last year. One two lost, and he's been in one game for the Yankees down in Washington. Fitch two andnings gave out two runs, three hits. What one struck out three? First man, the face Mike Kekic will be the right-hand hitting Mickey Stanley. Stanley has, but a base runner three times, he has scored two of the 60-triple runs, reaching on a field as choice to double-hand with a walk. He swings in the first pitch, and it's at foul to the feet down in the right field corner. Double-hose one strike. K-line undeccon then cash,

here in the bottom half of the sixth. Kekic rocks back on the right, but kicks and deals, curve ball is lured inside. One ball one strike. Kekic 6196 pounds, Kekic 6196 pounds, Kekic 6196 pounds, Kekic 7125 clad one ball one strike. Kekic squatting reports on Kekic were good when they had an opportunity to give him in a trade, Brandy Cosco. They made the trade. Now the 11-5Mutch to Stanley bounces off the plate, comes up and hits Gibbs. Two balls, one strike. J-Got a rocking Share game yesterday with Mel Stunnelmaier on the mound, throwing strikes all the way through and throwing but 89 pitches in the one-hit shut-up but Gibbs is at his work cut out for him today as Bonson was rather erratic. There's a pitch way up high from the

package and it's three balls and one strike to Mickey Stanley. Gibbs told us before the game today that he could never recall Stubblemeyer's thinker working as effectively as it did yesterday. Three-one pitch to Stanley. He goes for a high pitch and follows the fight. In case you had not heard it, it was Stubblemeyer's first one hitter in his major league career. He has never pitched a no-hitter. He considers it his finest effort especially against the Detroit Tigers. Three-two pitch to Stanley. Line in the right field. Robin Sinaldoin makes the catch. Twisting line drives Bill Robinson's save with it and put it away. One out and right now a New York Yankee baseball. We pause for station identification. Bill Robinson here Monday through Friday, seven in the morning and one in the afternoon on WG-Lies to HECKB Moodle.

Now K-Line steps in. No doubt the first pitch and falls at back strike one. The attendance just announced here at Detroit 25,429. As the strike called on K-Line to make the cow-doll into it. K-Line will work for the first two Tiger runs and the first inning off Boston. He fly to centerfield in the second and reached on Bobby Mercer's air and then scored in the port. Kekic waste one. K-Line takes it one ball two strikes. Norm Cash is on deck. Kekic has the sign. Here's his pitch. Kurt Ball. If I'm the air to deep left field, Roy White back to the fence as he got a

play. He has and he makes the catch against the wall. Roy White used up all of all of Park as he was back next to the Generalist ball board in deep left to retire. Howl K-Line. Good on. And the batter will be Norm Cash. Cash is two-per-three and he scored two runs. He's also better than a run having a good afternoon. Cash deals and he misses ball one. They wind up pitch inside on cash. Two balls and no strikes. What are your arenas on deck? Taggers leading by a score of six to one.

Bottom half of the six winning. Kekic kicks and fires. Cash is a high fly ball to that Roy White. Going to his right. He's under this one. But he a row makes the catch and the side of his retire. So three player balls in the bottom half of the six. For the taggers three up three down, nothing across. And at the end of six, full earnings of play. Total's here at Taggers stadium in Detroit. He tried six runs, six sets, no errors. Yankees one run, five hits and two errors. And right now let's take a look at other activity. In the American Lake first ball, Boston leaves Cleveland three to one at the end of seven. Lee's staying pitching for Boston. Luis Piapp in a second start of the year for Cleveland. Cleveland came into action today with a record of no wins and four losses. Rico Futter's sunny and Reggie Smith of homeards for Boston in that ballgame. Washington at Baltimore in the first game of a double winner. Baltimore leading to the nothing. Frank Robinson homeard in the third with a man on his third home run of the year. Joe Coleman pitching for Washington and Jim Palmer for Baltimore.

Minnesota California later on and Kansas City at Oakland later on. In the National League, St. Louis Cardinals two of the New York Mets won at the end of five and a half. Gibson for St. Louis seabird for the Mets two fine pictures side of a net one. At the end of three innings, it is the Cubs for and the Montreal expose to St. Louis pitching for Montreal and Bill Nans for Chicago. Dodgers in Houston are nothing to nothing at the end of one and a half. Houston is going five for the year. Drysdale pitching for the Dodgers. Don Wilson for Houston. At the end of six and a half, the Phillies five, the Pirates one. Why is against Walker now in relief of glass home runs. Johnson for Phillies and St. Louis and St. Louis. And at the end of seven, Cincinnati and Atlanta scotters, Clon and Jer against Bill Negro. That's the first game of a double winner in Atlanta. Here is Horace Clark ready to lead off the seven-dating and ready to come in and tell you all about it. Here is our good buddy Jerry Coleman. Jerry.

Okay, Frank, it's a one ball count on Horace Clark. Joe Sparman, a big right-hand air fire sign outside. Two balls and no strikes. Yankees trailing in the ball game by a score of six to one. Tigers have six basics. The Yankees have five. Yankees won the first two in this three game set. Detroit leading in the finale. Three balls and no strikes to Clark. Joe Sparman has walked six men already. Clark, as far as bounced the first twice and fly to left. Go for three. The three-all pitch just outside ball four and that is walk number seven by Sparman. Joe has had the advantage of that big lead at one time, six to nothing. Seven based on balls have been somewhat diffused because of it. Bill Frien, out there talking to his pitcher.

And now for the fourth time in the game, Mickey Lola, she's up and throwing in the Detroit ball pen. Lola, to next Thursday, is scheduled for a two-week stand in the army, being used in relief today and then he will get one start before he heads off for two weeks of Army service. Here's Jerry Kenny, one for three with Clark at first. Nobody out Yankees trailing six to one. Sparman fires this one right down the pipe. Strike one. Kenny has pulled a couple of down balls to the first baseman, norm cash and normally he'll get the ball up the middle or toward left but today he got out in front of it too. Don worked in tight as they're looking for a possible one. Kenny choking up maybe about an inch waiting. Here's the pitch. Low. One ball on strike. Jerry Kenny came into the ball game batting at two seventeen. So far one home run at two RBIs. The left hand hitter.

Youngster who's been a year in the Navy. Now back, making his mark with this Yankee ball club. Here's the one one pitch. On the ground McCalla to his left has a slip to the shortstop family for one. No chance for Kenny at first. Kenny was actually by first base when the ball was halfway there. He went down that line. Clark is forced at second. Bobby Mercer who got a bunch single in the fifth inning is one for three. In the first he fly to center and the third he fly to left. Left hand hitter holds the bat right on the end. One of the few Yankees that is holding the bat on the end these days. He's waiting from the left side as qualmifies as a high drive centerfield not too deep. Moving in and under it Jim North's up and he's got it Kenny tagging up but then goes back. He recall Kenny took advantage of a play just like that on Jim Northrup.

In the first inning he went down to second. So Bobby Mercer flies the center two out and moving in is really white. He struck out, walked and bounced into a double play. Apparently that was the second double play made by Dupt McCalla. Unassisted tagging the runner as he went by. White waiting, Spamma fire strike one. Fime crowd on hand. 25,429 Yankees open up. Tuesday afternoon at the stadium. Their home opener Peterson will do the pitching. White waiting, Spamma a change up in the dirt. One ball on a strike. Jerry Kenny at first pace. Spamma not taking some time walking around the mound. The Yankees had Spamma home a run in the second inning and again on the third but did not get the big hit.

The move them out of there. Here's the one one pitch with white waiting from the left side. Now Bobby Mercer is going to be able to get the ball out of the corner. Here's the one one pitch with white waiting from the left side. Now ball foul past Ellie Howard. He's going to kick off the Yankee Bullpen sort of a pillbox effect down there on the right side. Detroit has their bullpen on the left side, way down the line. And in front of the Detroit Bullpen as we mentioned, Mickey Lolich, three game winner in the 1968 World Series. John work at third Mickey Stanley at short, Dick McOllough at second, Norm Cash at first, the inner defense for the Tigers. Two out, Roy White at the plate, Kenny at first. Spamma set, delivers a curve at high, two and two. Really working in left field, Jim Northrup in center, Al Kalein in right.

And he also had captured Bill Freeman behind the plate. Spamma, one time quarterback for Ohio State, delivers a curve at high, three and two in out of Roy White. With two down, Kenny will be on the move. Joe Peppertone waiting in the on deck circle. Spamma ready, Kenny moving off. There he goes. Here's the pitch. White takes it outside, ball four. And that is based on ball's number eight by Joe Spamma. What an afternoon. He has had a lot of pitches. Here comes manager Mayor Smith. He's got Mickey Lolich, who warmed up in the ballpen. Yankee's got Joe Peppertone in the on deck circle. Let's see what Mayor Smith does. Spamma leads 61. And I believe that's going to be all.

Yes it is. Mayor Smith, he was as far as he was watching to go. He's walked eight men. He had a five-base hit. And that is a long afternoon. Now the fan's giving Spamma a big hand as he leaves. If you recall last year, there was some animosity between Spamma and his manager Mayor Smith about to then pull that ball again just as we saw on this occasion. And it's decided and the time has come out of the window. Now the further cheer that you'll hold is for the announcement of Mickey Lolich that ended the ball game. Mickey Lolich, the World Series Hero, along with Al Kalein,

the Lolich with those three big wins, with the Tigers over the top and they were down three games to one up against the St. Louis Cardinals. Lolich ran her up portly left-hander starting to warm up that we'd like to remind you also that the Yankees are proud to announce that the third annual Fitch-Tennell night will be held by the New York State three and accepted nations. At the Knights of Columbus at Yankee Stadium on Friday evening June 13, there will be approximately 20,000 members of both outstanding groups that will attend the Yankee Seattle game. There will be a colorful field program highlighted by two bands. So the Yankees look forward to welcoming the nations and the Knights of Columbus on June 13 and also they'll look forward to welcoming any Yankees fans at the ballpark. Michael Stephen Lolich, Blan and Portland, Oregon.

This guy who likes to ride motorcycles around, making a nervous wreck out of Mayo Smith. This two best pitchers Lolich loves to ride a motorcycle at rather extreme speed. And his big man Dennis McLean has just got an instrument rating and twin engine planes, just between the two of them, they've got the transportation system pretty well locked up. Here's Peppetown now facing Lolich. Runners at first and second, two outs, the first pitch to Pepe, one on a miss, that's one. A row of approval by the Tiger fans. Peppetown is singled and doubled. Slide the right. Lolich ready once again. Six and fires, curveball inners like two.

Mike Chilkenny, a left-hander, Don McMan, a right-hander, are in the Tiger Bull Penner and they're starting to work. Kenny is second, white at first, starting to lead off. Lolich has the sign, the two strikers to Peppetown is outside for a ball. Peppetown is as we mentioned two for three on the afternoon, came into this ball game, batting at 318. He is now nine for 25. Lolich's taking his time, getting the sign from Bill Freon. Big left-hander ready, kicks again, the pitch, filed back, count holes, one ball, two strikes. Starting to get a little bit chilly here, just in the last half-hour,

so the sun is starting to go down, although there's some on the field. It's not as bright as it has been the last two days when this ball game started. The one two pitch by Peppetown, as he waits up there, Mickey Lolich, standing on the mound, throwing in the Bill Freon. Peppetown swinging the bat, Lolich ready, runners moving off. The pitch to Peppet, hopper is to the first place in cash, backing him up, he's going to have some trouble, it's always just in time. Lolich cash backed up, lay on the grass to take a big hop and they just did nail Peppetown on a close play with Lolich covering. For the Yankees, no runs, no hit, no detriders, two men left, and the score after six and a half, the Tiger 6, the Yankees won.

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I'm too bad. Thank you very much. All starts to go here, last year at the Southern Denning. Really heartened. The power man 40 straight moving in. Drill them two runs with a double, and on the left field line, in the fourth inning. Sagers lead six to one. Techage fires to work at Curvis High, ball one. My Techage ready again. Jitzen, last one in there, is Barton, slaying the missile. Who are you really fired at? One ball, one strike. Willie Horton, right hand better. Straightening them self out of the plate,

out of the plate waiting seconds. Deliver swing and a most byway one ball and two strikes side to go the opposite field and got under the ball. The anti-defence is showed a important very deep in the outfield and the pull is the right hand better. Michael in the hole it sure is, Mercia way back to third, Jenny deep in the gap and left center. Here's the one two pitch, change up his high, two balls, two strikes. Wally Moses coaching at first base for the Tigers, Grover reaching her third. Catch it's ready again, Horton. This is one high on the air right side, five flying back, Robinson coming in, Bill waving everybody off makes the play. Check it's coming on in

the sixth inning as we tire the four batters that he's faced and they can't catch it now Horton. We're in the bottom of the seventh. He's straight leading by five, a six to one ball game. Here is Jim Neutriff, a walk fast to short and pop to second. Check H to Northrop, fires one in there for strike. Jim Neutriff known as the spoiler. He got the only base hit off Mel Stollamay yesterday and last year he did it two other time getting the only base hit. Just outside as he takes it. One ball and one strike. In the last two years if you added up Jim Neutriff has spoiled three no-hitters the latest yesterday by Mel Stollamay. One one delivery, Neutriff waiting, Keckich delivers a ground ball just foul, Pepitone at first base is up

but it puts it back to Mike. One ball two strikes on deck, Bill Freyne. This young Yankee ball club took the first two from the world champion Detroit Tigers and they played that running game. They got the only run today on a big gamble by Bill Robinson. Neutriff takes low and outside from Keckich. Two balls, two strikes. Mike Keckich acquired from the LA Dodgers, even up for Andy Costco. That was a winter trade. Here's the two two pitch in Eutriff on the ground in the hole between Michael and Mercer. A base hit for Jim Neutriff. Mercer up is not off to a great start either. That's only the third base hit so far this year. Neutriff can end the game batting 154. Bill Freyne walks safe on an air,

fouled in the catcher, over two. Keckich to Freyne. Hips on a high there, left in the field, white and Kenny can raise a Joey Kenny makes the players. Fagging up and heading for second. There's Neutriff and they've got a bio long shot. Roy White was right there telling Kenny what to do. Kenny unloaded and Neutriff was out easily. That's play a double play going. 726. For the Tigers, no runs, a base hit, nobody left. And the score after 7 4 minutes of play, Tiger 6 and the Yankees won. When we think about cancer, we naturally think about the way it threatens our family.

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Here's Bill Robinson going up against Mickey Lola, you came on for Joe Spammer. We're in the eighth inning. Tigers leading six to one. Rather hit one the right field. Our baseline moving toward the line. I'm going to easily make the play. One pitch, one out. Robinson has walked twice and bounced a second before flying the right. Jake Gibbs moving in. Jake bounced into a double play. Bounced to the picture, then doubled the right. Grown in the only Yankee round. That was in the sixth inning. Lowlitz into the wind. That delivers and Jake takes outside for ball one. Don Not about is throwing in the Yankee both ends. Mike Kiffkenny and Don McMan in the Detroit ball pen.

Fast ball is high to Gibbs 2 and 0. Moving in to the on depth circle. Len Baymer. He'll be batting with Gene Michael. The edge takes a strike. Two balls one strike. Lowlitz ready. Left hand here. Deliverage and Jake gets a ground ball. McAuliffe is checking on a big hoppy. Let's the cast see down. Two up and see down in the eighth inning. Now he's Len Baymer moving in. Deliverage has been to the plate twice without a base hit. Still looking for a first major league hit. In the American League anyway.

Had a few base hits when he played the Cincinnati. Lowlitz out his Tomahawk outstripping. There's any involved over the ballpark in Boston but it didn't do any good as they lost for the Red Sox 3-1. That's the fifth straight. Baymer takes a care from Lowlitz inside for ball one. Deliverage count has moved in the on depth circle and should Baymer get on. You're bat for techage. Here's the one who repeats the Baymer by Lowlitz blowing inside. Two balls and no strikes. Boston 3-1-7 hits the Indian's 1-8 hit. The one who's standing, the loser T-on T-on now is 0-1-2. Strike right under the Baymer. Two balls and one strike. Cleveland is now 0-5 and the Red Sox are 4-1 off to a good start.

The two-1 hits the Baymer by Lowlitz. The ballpark hit nice. Play it by the ballpark. But here he runs to a drop. And one Baymer is robbed of a look to be a true bait. Run for a ballpark. For the Yankees nothing has crossed the Bayt and the score of the 7-1-1-1. The straight six and the Yankees won. This is King Weston for VISTA. Not too long ago, a record of Melbourne called, This is America. It was my way of saying that America is still very much alive. VISTA volunteers. Volunteers and service to America are saying the same thing and an even more exciting and selfless way. They're going to poverty areas all over this country, giving you here their lives to help less fortunate Americans help themselves. They're optimistic. Instead of destroying their building, the only thing they want to tear down is to get a wall.

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Looks for a moment like there could be a near collision that they split up for the last moment. Part of the Robinson did. Mickey Lolo Chan certainly a big favorite here in Detroit after that spectacular World Series effort last year. They're tying outside for ball 1 from my package. Lundy McDaniel is throwing in the acu-ball pen. The 1-0 pitch by a package to Lolo Chan. It hired the foul down the right field side. Land Bamer has stayed in the ball game. He pinched it for Michael as moved into play shortstop. Check it. Fires again and Lolo takes this one outside. One ball, one strike.

The left-hander for the ax again, the left-hander is this one foul back by Lolo Chan. Two and two. Al Kailan had quite a comment about this young Yankee ball. He said, you know I like him. He said they're young kids and they make their own game. And what he meant was it's from the members' speed they have. They have set things. Today they're not doing it but they have done it and they'll continue to do more of it. The two-two pitch, way up there, three and two to Lolo Chan. Three balls, two strikes, one out, nobody on, last of the eight. Lolo chipped the plate, Dick McCollough on deck. This is Mickey Lolo chipped first of the pen in a game. He came on first foul and he takes foul strike three. First strike out for kickage.

Dick McCollough moving in and he's getting a fine end after that great play off the sharp ground ball by Len Bamer. He had it for right field. McCollough, single, left, look out, top to third. Second strikeage delivers and Dick takes outside ball one. Yankee's trailing by five runs to six to one ball game. Swing in a missed by McCollough. Checkage. It looks like he could be a pretty good pitcher. All of a sudden he's got the ball over the plate. He's got good stuff and a good change up. He's ready, into the lineup. Strike called on the corner, broke a curve ball beautifully on that outside of the plate.

One on two. Yankee defensive shifted to the right side for McCollough. Game of deep, short second base. It shortstop. Here's the one two pitch. Dick takes a strike three and techage slipped the pass ball right by him. Second strike out for techage three up and three down forty trite. Let's go after eight full units of play. Saga six Yankee's won. Swing is the traditional time of the year to get out and go. Time to get out and visit favorite spots. The old friends discover new places. When you get out and go, be sure to give your car the gasoline that will keep it on the go at Atlantic Imperial. Imperial makes them just more fun because Imperial takes care of your car while you just concentrate on enjoying yourself. The next clip you take take Atlantic Imperial along just for the lives.

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A lead off single on the top of the night thinning with Detroit leading the Yankee six to one. Billy Cowan on his first base and we're waiting for a horse cart. That was Cowan first base hit for the Yankees. That also his first at that. For us Clark moving in. Clark is not the first flight. Fly to left and walk. That's the one Detroit lead as Clark waits and takes out side for a ball. Billy Cowan a lead off single on it first. Fagger infield is a double play death but not very tight. They want to make sure of one out. Got a five run lead. The one or pitch hit in the air left field. Willie Martin drifting to his left is under it and makes the play one handed.

Clark flying the left field. One away. Jerry Kenny. Fingled the left and bounced the first twice and into a fourth play. He's one for four this afternoon. So forget the same world champion Detroit Tigers will be at the stadium next Saturday and Sunday. Ladies day at single game on Saturday and a big double header a week from today. Lowlitz to Kenny. Swim to the first pass ball. Right one. Lowlitz again. Ready fires and Kenny takes way outside. One ball, one strike. No arm catch is not holding against Billy Cowan at first base.

Lowlitz ready once again. Fires up the middle of base hit by Kenny. A diving attempt by a McDonald's but no good. Jerry Kenny getting a second base hit. The Yankees now with runners at first and second. One away and the battle will be Bobby Mercer. Yankees still alive. Dennis McLean came up with a great comment yesterday. Yankee Bach was like a swarm of locusts. Bunch of mice just niggling away at you. There they are. They can go. They're bigger than mice though. Yankees with runners at first and second one away. Nightening. Mercer the battle. Here's a pitch of purpose high by Lowlitz for a ball. Michael Field Kenny. The young left hander. Don McMahon. The veteran right hander. Still throwing in the Detroit bullpen.

Wait on par. Larry Nap. Exchange of ball as asked for by Bobby Mercer. We noticed that Mercer has done this several times. You don't like to look at the ball. You'll ask the umpire to check it. This time Larry Nap. Do it out. Lowlitz sets Mercer waiting. Swings and nothing. Right one. One and one account. You went after a fastball after letters. Just got over it. The one one pitch. One on a mix like two. Lowlitz again. The one two pitch to Mercer.

He's got a third and has to back the first and anybody's safe. Don Woods looked for the ball. Lowlitz caught it. Lowlitz turned it toward a third. There was no work there. And it looked together. They're going to give a base hit to Bobby Mercer. The base of the loaded one out. And here is Ray White. So the Yankees. Grab him again. This is a third hit in the inning. Lowlitz was not aware that it worked. It was not a third. And by the time he got turned around, Mercer had beaten up. Well, it's a straight single. It dribbled out towards third between the mound and third base. Ray White. Look out. Watch twice. Mounts into a double play. Base is loaded. One down. Mickey Lowlitz. Jimley is wind up. White waiting from the right side. Here's the pitch on the ground. Offward check. He'll make one. It forces Kenny at third base. Coming into score.

Billy Cowan. That'll go as an RBI for Ray White. Billy Cowan coming into score. Now it sticks to two ball again. And here is Joe Peppetow. See how Yankees still alive. At first base, Ray White. Bobby Mosley at second. Peppetow who creates a motion in the fans, whether in New York or on the road. Getting old guys very early. He tried. Joe's got a great job for the Yankees in the early go on. He's going to miss it. Back one. Peppetow today is three for four. A single on a double.

Lowlitz getting the sign from Frian. Yankees moving off first and second. The pitch to Peppetow. Right here. He swings in. This is two of five balls. The two strike pitch to Peppetow on the way. We're in mid-strike range. Lowlitz gets worked back. He's got a good shot. He's got a good shot. The two strike pitch to Peppetow on the way. We're in mid-strike range. Lowlitz gets worked back. And got Peppetow on another. Three pitches. All back balls. For the Yankees, we are on the top of the night. One run. Three base hits. She man left. Throw the final score at this ballgame. Tigers six. And the Yankees two.

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Well, the line score in this ballgame today for the Tigers six runs seven. It's no errors. And for the Yankees two runs eight hits and two errors. The winning pitcher Joe Spamam with the same going to McEw Lollich. The loser is Stan Bonson. Stan's record is now 0 and 2. And Spamam is record is 1 and 0. The ballgame was pretty much over as far as the Yankees were concerned, although they didn't know it at that time, in the bottom of the first. McEw Lollich's single, he expressed a second by Stanley, but then Alcane line in a home run into the upper deck, then left center field, cast single, and it finally walked across after North yet free and and worth. That passes from Bonson. Nine men went to the plate in that first inning. And then Stan gave up three more at the cheer-out in the six-pinnings.

A walk to McEw Lollich, he is out trying to steal a walk to Stanley, an error by Bobby Mercer, a single by Cass and a double by Horton, the count of three more runs. The Yankees picked up a couple of runs. They got one on the six-pinnings and one on the ninth, and then they fell a little bit short. The Tigers won the Spinal Game of the three-game set by a score of 62. Once again the winning pitcher Spamam has record 1 and 0. The loser Bonson has record 0 and 2. So the final score, once again, the Tigers 6, the Yankees 2. Now this is Jerry Coleman speaking for a full-resuelant and flank-message, saying goodbye from the Tigers Stadium in Detroit, Michigan. Today is Yankees. This Yankees is welcome. It's a must for you by the Atlantic Theatre Company and your local Atlantic Theatre.

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