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shops at BJ's wholesale club, stocking up on spiral ham, baked goods, fresh flowers, candy, and five dozen eggs. I've got a lot of baskets to fill. Nicole's not worried because she knows she can save big and get it all done in one trip. It's like winning the Easter egg hunt. When you save everyone wins. Get a $15 digital coupon when you spend $150 in one transaction now through April 5th. Visit BJ's.com slash Easter coupon for details. BJ's your Easter destination. We got a one win and one loss. We won his last ball game. We'll be back here at Yankee Stadium, but right now we pause for a station identification. The Yankees at home and away on W-G-Y's connectivity. My kekka is the starting budget for the Yankees and Dick Drego will be on the mound to the Kansas City Royals. Both men have even records. Kekka's is one at one. Drego is three and three

and this year neither man has faced the opposition because it's only a second ball game between these two clubs. The first game last night. Lifetime Drego is 14 and 16 and Kekka's is 7 and 18. Against the Yankees Drego is one in one lifetime and Kekka's as a record of all it was. My Kekka's picked up his first win of the season in his last ball game and that was Friday night as the best gym peri of a Minnesota twin, which is a good man the best. Yankees won that ball game four to two for that first victory in two years of Minnesota and my kekka's was the winning country. He only went five at a third inning. He allowed two runs on five hits. Lindy McDaniel went to last three and two thirds innings without allowing a run and saved the game for my kekka's. Kekka's has been like the little girl with the curl when he's good. He's very very good and when he's bad, well, he's been having his trouble. But when he is good, he's as tough a pitcher as the risk around him. We say good. Basically, we mean when he has control because he has all the stuff. He pitched two one hitters in the national league, one of those against the New York's net and had no hitters going to the seventh inning on both occasions. However, Kekka's in his

lifetime still has only one seven ball game. Now in all fairness, though this year he was going great in spring training. First start of the season. He pulled a hamstring muscle here against Cleveland. He was out for more than 21 days. Now when he came back, he was used in relief out of the West Coast and was hit pretty hard. However, his last two stars, one at Cleveland in which he looked pretty impressive, was not involved in the decision. And his last game Friday night, he looked as if he may be regaining the form that he had in spring training. Right now, the umpires are making their appearance here at Yankee Stadium. And we'll use the opportunity to run down the scoreboard for you. Chicago playing at Washington. They've been delayed because of rain. Tommy John and Joe Coleman Jr. and that one, delayed because of rain. Chicago at Washington. Minnesota in Boston. They'll warm up pictures. See it against Zepp. Baltimore in Oakland will be much later. Cleveland at Milwaukee later. And uh, what a night for Craig Nettles last night. He had three home runs and I double letter. Detroit will be at California for a night game. And that'll be much later. And then

after league, the Metton, the Braves, postponed because of rain. The field has been underwater at Atlanta. They've fallen. I went up a long time ago. They call it off. Chicago beat Lawrence Angela. Six to five this afternoon for the Cubs. Six, thirteen and three. And for the Dodgers, five, nine and one, the Cubs won it. And the bottom half of the 11th inning. The winning pitcher was a Gary. His record is three and oh. And the loser, ten year, his record is three and one. San Francisco in San Luis. The night game. Philadelphia Cincinnati is running against Nolan. Montreal at Houston later on in San Diego at Pittsburgh has also been rained out. Three. It's been raining all over the east, on and off. We mentioned the game rained out down in Atlanta. Rained out at Pittsburgh. Time has been called it. Washington, and we had a rain shower here earlier. Right now, the New York Yankees take the field. Yankees in second place in the American League, the Eastern Division. Yankees for the record of 27 wins and 23 losses, seven and a half games behind the Baltimore Orioles and two and a half games ahead of the third place Washington

Senator. Watches in one last night as did Baltimore. However, the Detroit Tigers were defeated. So they fell another game behind the Yankees. The Yankees now three and a half games ahead of the Tigers. At Yankees Stadium, our national anthem.

All right. So we just about set the baseball here at Yankees Stadium. My kick is going to the mountains with the New York Yankees. And right away tonight, he'll have to work to keep Pat Kelly off base. Kelly can certainly run into the brother of the Roy Kelly of the Cleveland Brown. He's very good at getting on base. And once he gets on, you will automatically have to watch in the preventive field. It's a gray overcast night with ominous looking clouds overhead right at Yankees Stadium. But at the moment, there's no rain and the fans are right down on the boxy getting set to hopefully enjoy the ballgame tonight. Clouds moving very fast. And the lights of course aren't here at Yankees Stadium, although there is still a considerable amount of daylight. So the formalities are out of the way and we're all set for baseball. At Yankees, on the Kansas City Royals, and he had to tell you about it still was good off. All right, Robert, thank you very much. And let's get this out of the way right now. This program is authorized

under rights granted by the New York Yankees solely for the entertainment of our audience in any publication, reproduction, or other use of the descriptions and accounts of this game without the express consent of the New York Yankees is prohibiting. And a young man up there, I thought it was mistake when I looked at the averages at Kelly as 20 stolen bases. He and Tommy Hopper have 20. They're one behind Bobby Barnes who leaves the mages with 21, Bobby with the San Francisco game. So Pat Kelly steps in or left-hand batter. First pitch by Keckich is inside as Kelly had run up to just about ball one. And as Bob and Frank mentioned last night, Pat Kelly is the brother of the great La Roy Kelly. Great running back for the Cleveland Browns. I remember one time Bob Stennis tried to tackle La Roy Kelly and that's how he got that bad knee. The pitch is right down the middle strike ball one-on-one.

The one-one pitch on the outside corner. One ball to strike. Kelly is batting 267. Three doubles, two homers, and nine runs batted in. Joe Schultz, the coach at third. The Danny Connevelle was at first left. My curve bounced to first base. K to one-handed, raises to the bag. It's one-off. Good man to keep off the bases, Pat Kelly. I'm putting up Jackie Hernandez hitting 233 with three doubles to triple a homer, five runs batted in. My Keckich who picked up his first win of the year is last time out against the twins. Hits by Mike's bluff one and it's in their strike one call.

It's getting a little cooler right now. Wind blowing those clouds away from the stadium. The one strike picked one attempt out fair, but it's far. He got a good jump on that ball. Jerry Kenny feels the ball and foul territory. Hernandez back to the place. The lights are on here at the stadium. It's still quite bright out. Early in the game last night, Bobby Merced had trouble with a fly ball, but it's not quite dark here between dusk and darkness. You can lose balls that are hit high in the air. The swing in a M.S. strike three has Keckich fired the fastball by Hernandez. Two men out and now Amos Otis hitting 287. Nine doubles, three triples, five homers, 18 runs batted in and Otis has nine stolen bases.

Otis's record on stolen bases is even more impressive when you realize he has not been thrown out. He has nine stolen bases and nine attempts. The pitch is high at ball one. I'd Kelly now on the other hand has 20 stolen bases, but he's been thrown out 10 other times. So in 30 attempts, he's stolen 20 bases. Of course Otis's record is even better. There's a bonnet 10. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Victory Lane? Yeah, it's even better with Chamba by my side. Race to ChambaCasino.com. Let's Chamba. No purchase necessary. BGW Group. Boy, where prohibited by law. CTNC's. 21 plus. Sponsored by ChambaCasino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome.

I think I saw Billboard at yours recently that said 20 billion one. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. I'm filed off and off the shin god of payment months and one-on-one. Too odd, nobody on. No school wear on the top of the first.

Too odd, nobody on big, blah, blah, laver on deck. The wind up and the change up is line to left field. It could be in the seat. And why cannot get to it? It hits the top of the railing and bounces in a home run for Amos Otis and my packet try to get the change up by Otis, got it up a little too high and Otis drills home run number six. It hits the top of the railing on the left field wall. And wife been able to get over there and tell him he could have caught it, but it was more of a line drive and his city leads one or nothing. And that Amos Otis is really enjoying Yankee pitching here early in the season. The while we've seen of the trade, the rail's made with a match, it looks like a good trade to the royals. Not only Otis at all for the way Bob Johnson pitched last night.

Certainly does, and of course Joey Foy is the tried and tested ball player, though he has had a bad start this year. Bob Gamiar mentioned that Amos Otis was three for four last night, and this space hit now makes him four for five so far. Bob Oliver takes the pitch outside ball one. Out of his hitting 291, nine doubles, three triples, nine homies and 35 runs a bad day. The one old pitch, swinging in a miss one, why? I remember rightly Bob in Minnesota, Kekis threw a lot of change up, and though he was not such the bassist, a lot of long fouls, it'll happen. Right, they got a hold of a couple of them. So he's been working on it. That's the first year he's thrown it. Really thrown it. Fastball a little high, two and one. The first part of a change, your pace, it looks so inviting to the head of that, they'll swing at it no matter where it is. And if you make it too good like that last pitch to Otis,

then you're in trouble. Fastball swinging in a miss right two, two and two. Of course, on a night like this, there's nothing like getting in the jump. It's always nice to get a jump at a ball game, but when there is a threat of rangolights, you get it even more so than usual. Right, Bobby, because you figure, good go just five endings, and one run can be so important. Here's the two two deliveries. Swinging in a miss right phrase, or Kekis gets two strikeouts in the ending, one hit, and one run, the home of Iotis. Nobody left, and at the end of one half ending, it's Kansas City, one of the Yankees coming to battle. I'm Robert, the roving reporter. Looking for all the news that fits the print. Welcome to Jim Schultz's Connected E Chrysler Plemmas, where we have all the cars that fit your budget. I've come to investigate this man-bites deal story that's going around. It'll make a good story, so shoot. At Jim Schultz's Connected E Chrysler Plemmas,

it only takes a minute for everybody to bite the best deal. It duster at $21.72, right? There's more, less $800 in trade. Got you. That makes $13.72 total. Okay, I'll print that. Now, what does your competition say? That isn't fit to print. That's how we do it. That Jim Schultz's Connected E Chrysler Plemmas. Jim Schultz's Connected E Chrysler Plemmas, 10-16 State Street, Route 5. One minute from downtown's Connected E. One run in the top half of the first inning, Amosotus's home run. It just barely made it, but the home run is the home run, and it's one of the nothing in favor of the Kansas City Royals. A line drive by Amosotus. We might add, however, that he did have to hit it against the wind. The wind is blowing very hard and right out towards right field. If you hit it to right field, you're going to be helped,

especially if you get it up in the air. The ball bluffery hit last night. If he hit it tonight, it could be even further up, because he hit it high. And anything hit high and out towards right field. The right center will be helped. Anything else towards left field will not be helped by the wind, and it might even be heard a little bit. The Dick Drago has a one run late as we go to the bottom of the first and here's Phil. All right, Drago has a 500 record this year. He's one free-lawed free. First appearance against the Yankees this year, and lifetime against New York, one win and one defeat. Our spot getting 268 steps in. A double-two home is 17 runs batted in. And now it is raining hard. All of a sudden, the first pitch of the clock is right one fall. Start to come down real hard. The play-dump fire joys Maloney looking up. Wind is blowing hard. We'll see what they're going to do. The fans are really scurrying. There's a pitch blow one and one.

With the wind blowing like this, they might let the game go a little while, hoping that it will blow the clouds away. Although it is coming down straight and hard right now. The one-one pitch on the outside corner of ball and two strikes. So the way those clouds have moved in, you just get the impression that it's just a question of time before it rains too hard, and they have to put the top back on. Incidentally, it was on the field earlier, so it won't be an easy task to cover the field. That thing is wet. All right, and when it gets wet, it gets heavy. The pitch is curved, hitting the right field. That'll be a basic. Dropping in front of Pankelli. And Clark hit that ball right off the end of the bat. And Donkson and shallow right field in time is now being called by joys Maloney, and he's telling the ground throw to put the top on on. And it's a good thing he did. If we hope they get it down in time, it is really coming down now. I'll give you a little one, Frank. Most of the rain has stopped here at Yankee Stadium, and we're about to resume play. Harris Clark is on first place for the Yankees.

It's one and nothing Kansas City on Amazon. So this is homerun. Jerry Kenny is about a no count on him. And here's Phil. All right, Bob. Phil, the delay was not too long. The pitch to Kenny almost hit them, as I saw a bolt of lightning beyond the scoreboard in right center. A jagged streak of lightning. I cut through the night. Not like a poet, don't I? Well, it might be the last bit of poetic justice you'll hear of another bolt coming. Throw the first base, and Clark is back. 20-minute delay, says Bob Fischel. Nobody out Yankee's trailing one nothing bottom of the first. The stretch and the pitch fall back and in the press box. And let's see. Mori Allen got it after a couple of ounces. Was not fielded cleanly. Mori Allen, by the way, is the official score.

How I love giving him an error. Frank Messer is giving him an error. I'll still give Mori Allen an error. One on one on Kenny. In a third base is Bob Oliver. Clark leaves the pitch. Lane is in a field of base hit. Hold his up with the ball. Clark rounds second and then comes back. And Jerry Kenny really put your boy to high pass ball. Well, he has three for three. He's left three official times at that. And Yankee's would run as that first and second. Nobody out and about a bobby murder. He and Lafrey have been the hitting start against his club. Lafrey had the home run. But in addition to the three hits that Kenny has had, he also walked and he got a sacrificed fly last night. And there's another ball for Lightning. Let's hope it's going away from the ballpark. Looks at least the wind is blowing everything away from the park. Bobby Mercer, batting 236, six doubles, six homies, 21 runs batted in.

Oliver's still in a third deep at first is Jo Keele. Mr. Bobby, a curve hit deep with foul way back in the upper deck. While hanging curveball, that bobby Mercer really jumped at it. A lot of sand has been jumped around the home played area and the pitches box. And about one third of the way down the first baseline, where a little rain steeped in. But the ground proof headed by Jimmy Esposito did a great job getting the toppling down. The pitch outside and it's one of one. The rain has cooled things off quite a bit. On deck Roy White, one of one of Bobby Mercer, the stretch, the pitch swing in a miss and Bobby was trying to go to left field on that one, one ball two strikes. Now Bobby has an important job to do right here.

He's got to move those runners along if he doesn't come through with a base set or a base on balls. And the manager knows and Bobby knows that's his job. If he can pull a ground ball to the right side of the infield, the pitch swing in a miss, he struck him out. And that's what Drago wanted to do and not what Bobby wanted to do. Big strike out for the big right and a one out and he is Roy White. Roy batting 326, 15 doubles, the triple, seven homers and 35 runs battered in. But that was a big play. I had Bobby been able to hit the ball on the ground, would have moved the runners up where they'd be in real good scoring position with only one out. The pitch to white, fouled back on the screen, strike one. Yankees with good speed on the bases in that home plate. Clock is second, Kenny at first, white the batter.

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And each year we get bigger and batter and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. One nothing Kansas City leads on the home run by Amy Thotes. Run as lead off first and second. Fastball foul back upstairs out of play two quick strikes on Roy White. An on deck Danny Kater.

Dick has a coaching it there. It helps in how it at first for the Yankees. First two Yankees up single Clark and Kenny. Mercer was struck out. Stretched by Draco. Just outside. Just missed the corner of ball and two strikes. After those first two hits, they got up Tom Bergmaier, whom they've just recalled from Omaha. And he's warming up in the bullpen, but Draco settled down. He got Mercer out and now he's one and two. All right. Big hitter up there for Draco. The pitch. I fly ball the right center, but Otis will have no trouble. Clark is tagging up. Otis makes the catch the throw. As Clark goes in a third, cut off by Hernandez. Harris in a third, holding at first Kenny. That would have tied up the score. I had Mercer been able to move the runners up. But now it's too odd. Run as at first and third in the batter Danny Kater.

Danny batting 312, 14 doubles, 3 triple, 3 homers, 36 runs batted in. L.A. Rodriguez the catcher. Oliver moves back now. First time he's been deep at third base. In this first inning. Kenny at first, clock at third. Danny Kater leads the Yankees in runs batted in with 36. One more than Roy White. On deck, Kurt Bleffrey. The pitch to Kater occur about side ball one. They play Danny straight away. Here it's to all field. He holds the bag against Kenny.

The stretch, the pitch to ground ball hits the short. Hernandez big hot throws the second for the four. Oh, the force play on Kenny. And he almost juggled that ball. The second base, remember, they got him. And 40 Yankees no runs. Two hits, no errors. Two men left. And at the end of one, pulling his Kansas City. One of the Yankees nothing. Maybe you don't want to give away your age. But you can probably remember the days when you pull the grocery store with your food list and they delivered. When bicycles were bought, all assembled. One doctor's main house called. Sound good? Well, every time you got a yearning pro passion service again, drive to your nearest Atlantic station and buy gasoline. Then watch them go to work with all their great little extras. You know, like cleaning the windshield, checking the oil level, the radiator, the battery. All free services. And you'll enjoy the way they look out for your well-being and other ways, too. If replacements are required, the Atlantic men do it with top-flight replacement brands.

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the heavy toppling on and they absolutely saved the infield. So it's still one-nothing, Kansas City leading as we go now to the top half of the second inning. Now, my kickers will see whether he has it or not after the rain delay. Certainly, Draco did not appear to be hurt by the rain delay and his party came back give up that one-solid singles. But then he got the heart of the Yankee batting on a Bobby Mercer Roy White and Danny Cater. And that wound up the first inning. The throw from permanent months and goes down the hardest block. We're ready for the top half of the second inning. And here's Phil Rosito. OK, Robert and coming up to bad Luke Pinellas. Now, what do you hear he's having? Batting 3.49. Six doubles. Five home is 24 runs batted in. And Kansas City leading one-nothing in the top of the second. So my kicker gets ready out of the mound. It's late to another day for a white deep inlet. The blepharious deep and right feel. And to null is the right in better.

City that rain in the wind not blowing nearly as hard as it had been. The pitch is outside ball one. But it has cool things off. Package rocks back. Basketball is low ball two to another. It's raining a little bit right now, Phil, but not nearly as hard as it was before. And now the fans start to move back from the box seats again. We may get some more. The two-nothing pitch checks wing, but it's over. One ball right at two balls and one strike. But now there's another one of those ball players when he takes a pitch that he figures he should have swung at or he's when he threw to the wrong base last night. He looks up in the air and I don't know what he's looking for. Lable to find it though. The two-one pitch on the outside corner two and two.

Nobody out and nobody on. And the fans are scattering again as the rain starts down. Two balls, two strikes. On deck, Jo Kio. Pitch to Penella, swing in a mess. And I want to tell you this package is as fast tonight as we've ever seen him at three strikeouts for Mike. And he is thrown that fastball by Hernandez by Bob Oliver and now by Luke Penella. And here's Jo Kio. First baseman hitting three-twenty-four. Two doubles, a triple, four homies and thirteen runs batted in. He's talking about Pat Kelly being the brother of Loroi Kelly. Jo Kio is the brother of Marty Kio who was in the big leagues for quite a few years with the Red Sarks and Cincinnati. One strike on the left hand batter.

One out, Kekech Reddy. His curve is taken as Kio has ready to bunt the ball, but it broke outside in low one-on-one. One out and nobody on. One that I think ends the city leading in the top of the second. Rain is still coming down, but it's steady but not too hard. Sure, of course, is Kio back at two balls in a strike. But you one catch, swinging a foul upstairs and out of play, two and two. You heard the applause of fine catch by a fan in the upper deck. Now Kekech wants a new baseball. George Maloney flips one out to him.

Count as even at two and two. Dan's a city leading one nothing. Kekech winds his pitch high and tight ball three, three and two. Though Kekech ready for the payoff pitch. Here it is, and a ground ball up the middle and one hand if I might for the throw. Lowell believes they may get him. Oh, holy cow, what a play by Michael. That ball was by him and Gene reached out in back of him. Fourth of all, off balance through it on one hot to Danny Cater and they nipped the speedy Joe Cale. No, Gene Michael who made that great defense of play last night to help save the game for the Yankees comes up with a gem here. Beautiful play by Gene.

Two outs and now Dick Severson. Well, S-E-V-E-R-S-O-N. A foul back and out of play. Dick doing a little more lighting. A lot of people think it's the band leader that plays the Johnny Carson. I know Bob Gimir and I thought it was. Two outs. The pitch to the right hand batter is high at one and one. Rain has let up a little bit still coming down. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Jamba. Jump in at JambaCasino.com. Let's Jamba. No purchase necessary.

BTW Group. Boy, we're prohibited by law. CCNC is 21 plus sponsored by Jamba Casino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard at yours recently that said 20 billion one. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, someone north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show.

Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. The one-one delivery of curb in there, one ball, two strikes. Good curve, bye, my kickers. Another curve this one is high, two and two. Now the two chews are delivering. Ball upstairs and out of play. Two balls, two strikes, two outs. Kansas City in front, one nothing on the home of biotas. Like ready, fastball hit out in the right field,

coming on bluffery's going to play it on one hop. And a base hit for Dick Severson. The opposite field single. That'll bring up Ellie Rodriguez. Ellie had himself a couple of base hits less. 90's batting 268. Five doubles in triple a homer, and six runs is batting in. Bill, did you hear about the Yankees fan we have here tonight? It came all the way from Georgia, believe it or not, for this ballgame. I heard something about it, and I met the young man, Jackie Farrell introduced him to me. Nice kid, Darrell Huckabee. And just outside of Atlanta, Porterdale, Georgia. The pitch checks wing it's in there straight forward. It's front of grad weather from high school, yesterday of the day before, and he and his father drove straight through to come the Yankees said him so he could see a ballgame, and he's going back after the game. Well, let's hope this one doesn't get rained out so he can see it. He said he was listening to the game last night,

and that's quite excited. Swinging in a miss strike two, oh and two. Well, if you've been listening to Yankee games all year, that's all I've been. Exciting ballgame. Nothing in two, two out Yankees trailing one nothing in the top of the second. Check its deliver, it's popped up, G-Michael at shortstop, right near the bag. Makes the catch. For Kansas City, no runs, they sit nowhere as a man, left and at the end of an inning and a half, it's Kansas City, one of the Yankees nothing. What! What? It's a ballgame! It's a ballgame! We are having a Brazilian Towers 9 in celebration of the Brazilian Towers sale at your Atlantic service stations, in border Brazilian battles, in an elegant Jack Card, we've for only $1.29.

Oh, and they pitched out for only $2.99 and get this a middle when you bite the bat, for only $2.49, you get a hand towel free. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Each towel comes in avocado or pork, you can give one with every purchase of gasoline at a participating Atlantic station. Pretty soon you'll have enough for your all Brazilian Towers dance. Oh, you don't know how? It's simple, you dance to the rhythm of drawing your back with the towel. No practice required in New Jersey. get the good landscape. Ready for the bottom half of the second inning, Dick Dredgo going back out on the mountain to the Kansas City Royal. We had a reindeer lay of 20 minutes with the Yankees batting in the bottom half of the first inning. It was now reigning very subtly here at the Yankees stadium. Nothing like a walk coming down in the thunderstorm that we had earlier but it's raining pretty pretty hard and most of you people in and around the New York

area and even up in New York State know what it's been for a lot of part of the day today and the early evening rain and then a little clear off of the rain again and that's what we've been having. We've had two thunderstorms going back to 5.30 and right now I'd say it's raining pretty hard and the umpire is good at any moment. Turn around and call time out. It's one of nothing on an Amosotus home run. Look at Amos out there in centerfield throwing the ball around. It was lightning over his head back beyond the bleachers and Amosotus don't want him to call time because he has the home run. He doesn't want him to call time out and then he doesn't want to get hit by lightning. Everybody or anybody hates to lose the home run but they'd rather lose the home run than get struck by lightning because I've been around when that happened. You know this block rate. He says he's 32 games ahead of last year's home run pace. Did you hear that? Last year he didn't hit his first home run until the 82nd game that he played with Houston and he is at his first home run here in the 50th game played by the Yankees. So he's 32 games ahead

of last year's home run pace. What of a bluppery hit last year? He takes a French low blow at one. Well let's see how many home runs bluppery hit. He's still insist that he's going to lead the Yankees in home runs. He's got a good chance if he gets hot. But one old pitch low ball two two and nothing. Just found the thing is he has 12 home runs last year. Home runs all right. So it took him 82 games to hit one and then another 80 games to hit 11. But of course Harry Walker did change his stance. That's a pitch outside and I three and old. We got him to hit the left field and that's Astro dome is a tough place to hit home runs. But once Kurt gets the range in he can get hot and in one week hit his 12 home runs that he took all year to hit. There's the strike. Now last night bluppery hit a three old pitch ball to home runs. So it's kind of surprising not to see him swinging again. Here's the three one delivery. Swinging a file back and he had a good cut at

that one. Kurt was saying that to him the swing of three and oh it has to be on the inside part of the plate. Even if he has the go ahead sign he would want the ball on the inside part of the plate before he would cut out a three and open. I said it way he stands he almost has to have that ball on the inside part of the plate if he wants to pull. Here's the payoff pitch. Fall back. Look out. Boom right back in the press box again. Full count. One and nothing gains his city out in front. It'll be bluppery, month in and Michael. Here you go. One's the payoff pitch. A hard ground ball and nice play by the second basement service and throws bluppery out of the church. But we had three shots last night, two of them caught. One the home one hit a one-hot bullet to the second basement of night. So that's going to make him feel better. One out now, Furman Munson. Furman hitting

257 has eight double two triples and 15 runs bad in there. The Munson who got off to a real shaky start both in hitting and feeling has settled down in both spots now. Hitting much better, feeling much better. Should say catching. Drago Wines pitch to Munson is loose. No, it's not low. It's just about knee-high strike one. Now Furman steps back. One out on deck, Dean Michael. There you go. Big right hand to kick, delivers the curve swing and a mid. Oh and two and that pitch had broken out of the strike zone. Two quick strikes on Furman Munson. That's where Reina down in Atlanta. Reina out very early. They had Reina all day there.

Now the two strike fixed. That's four right down the middle and man that he crossed Munson up there and looking for a breaking pitch right there. Two out and right now we pass for a station identification. The Yankees at home and the way on WGY's connectivity. We're going to interrupt our presentation of the Yankee Kansas City game in order to join the NBC network for President Nixon's address to the nation on Cambodia, Vietnam and the situation in the east. Immediately following the President's address and the presentation from the network, we'll rejoin the Yankees and Kansas City at Yankee Stadium. So stay right where you are. You'll hear the President's address and then following that we'll go back to the ballgame. If you know Kansas City leads, we'll bring you up to date on what happens a while you're away before we rejoin the ballgame. All of this yours on WGY's connectivity. New York it's now nine o'clock.

This is NBC News. President Nixon gives an interim report on the war in Indo-China. This is Kyle Stern in DC News, Washington. From the White House, President Nixon is about to deliver a brief interim report on American operations in Cambodia and Vietnam. Age declined to guarantee anything special would be announced although the President received the high-level military briefing Sunday. Mr. Nixon is anxious to blunt Senate criticism of the Cambodian action. His supporters today were unable to soften a Senate resolution which would cut off money for any future U.S. forays into Cambodia. Here now is the President of the United States. Good evening, my fellow Americans. One month ago I announced the decision ordering American participation with South Vietnamese forces in a series of operations against communist occupied

areas in Cambodia, which have been used for five years as- Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Victory Lane? Yeah, it's even better with Chamba by my side. Race to ChambaCasino.com. Let's Chamba. No purchase necessary, VTW Group, voidware prohibited by law, CTNCs, 21 plus sponsored by ChambaCasino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Bill Board of yours recently that said 20 billion one. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and batter and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if

I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open or call centers always waiting to take your call. 24, 7, 365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Faces for attacks on our forces in South Vietnam. This past weekend in a Western White House in California, I met with Secretary Lair General Abrams and other senior advisors to receive a first hand report on the progress of this operation. Based on General Abrams report, I can now state that this has been the most successful operation of this long and very difficult war. Before going into the details which form the basis for this conclusion, I believe it would be helpful to review briefly why I considered it necessary to make this decision. What are

objectives were and the prospects for achieving those objectives. You will recall that on April 20th, I announced the withdrawal of an additional 150,000 American troops from Vietnam within a year, which will bring the total number withdrawn since I have taken office to 260,000. I also reaffirmed on that occasion our proposals for a negotiated peace. At the time of this announcement, I warned that if the enemy tried to take advantage of our withdrawal program by increased attacks in Cambodia, Laos or South Vietnam, in a way that endangered the lives of our men remaining in South Vietnam, that I would, in my capacity, as Commander-in-Chief of our Armed Forces, take strong action to deal with that threat. Between April 20th and April 30th, communist forces launched a series of attacks against a number of key cities in neutral Cambodia.

Their objective was unmistakable. To link together bases they had maintained in Cambodia for five years in violation of Cambodian neutrality. The entire 600 mile Cambodian South Vietnam border would then have become one continuous hospital territory from which to launch assaults upon American and allied forces. This posed an unacceptable threat to our remaining forces in South Vietnam. It would have meant higher casualties. It would have jeopardized our program for troop withdrawals. It would have meant a longer rule and carried out in the face of an explicit warning from this government. They here to deal with the enemy action would have eroded the credibility of the United States before the entire world. After very intensive consultations with my top advisors, I directed that American troops joined the South Vietnamese in destroying these major enemy bases

along the Cambodian frontier. I said when I made this announcement, our purpose is not to occupy these areas. Once the enemy forces are driven out of the sanctuaries and once their supplies are destroyed, we will withdraw. That pledge is being kept. I said further on that occasion, we take this action not for the purpose of expanding the war into Cambodia, but for the purpose of ending the war in Vietnam. That purpose is being advanced. As at the day, I can report that all of our major military objectives have been achieved. 43,000 South Vietnamese took part in these operations along with 31,000 Americans. Our combined forces have moved with greater speed and success than we had planned. We have captured and destroyed far more in war material than we anticipated. And American and allied casualties have been far lower than we expected.

In the month of May, in Cambodia alone, we captured a total amount of enemy arms, equipment, ammunition, and food, nearly equal to what we captured in all of Vietnam in all of last year. Here is some film of the war material that has been captured. This is some ammunition you see. We've captured more than 10 million rounds of ammunition. That's equal to the enemy's expenditures of ammunition for nine months. And here also, you see a few of the over 15,000 rifles and machine guns and other weapons we've captured. They will never be used against American boys in Vietnam. This reality was brought home directly to me a few days ago. I was talking with the Union leader from New York. His son died in Vietnam this past February. He told me that had we moved earlier in Cambodia, we might have captured the enemy weapon that killed his son. And now,

you're looking at some of the heavy mortars and rocket launchers and recoillers rifles that have showed US base camps in Vietnamese towns. We've seized over 2,000 of these, along with 90,000 rounds of ammunition. That's as much as the enemy fires in a whole year. Had this war material made its way in the South Vietnam and had it been used against American and allied troops, US casualties, would have been vastly increased. And here you see rice, 11 million pounds of rice. We have obtained this is more than enough rice to feed all the enemy's combat battalions in Vietnam for over three months. But this rice you see will not be feeding enemy troops now, rather the raw record you saw a moment ago. Now with the rainy season now beginning, it will take the enemy months to rebuild his shattered installations and to replace the equipment we have captured or destroyed. The success of these operations to date has guaranteed that the June

30 deadline, I set for withdrawal of all American forces from Cambodia, will be met. General Abrams advises me that 17,000 of the 31,000 Americans who entered Cambodia have already returned to Vietnam. Their remainder will return by the end of this month. This includes all American air support, logistics and military advisor personnel. The only remaining American activity in Cambodia after July 1st will be air missions to introduce the movement of enemy troops in material where I find that is necessary to protect the lives and security of our men in South Vietnam. Our discussions with the South Vietnamese government indicate that their primary objective remains the security of South Vietnam and that their activity in Cambodia in the future after their withdrawal from the sanctuaries will be determined by the actions of the enemy in Cambodia.

When this operation was announced, the critics charged that it would increase American casualties, that it would widen the world, that it would lengthen our involvement, that it might postpone troop withdrawals. But the operation was undertaken for precisely the opposite reasons and it has had precisely the opposite effect. Let us examine the long-range impact of this operation. First, we have eliminated an immediate danger to the security of the remaining Americans in Vietnam and thereby reduced our future casualties. Seizing these weapons and ammunition will save American lives. Because of this operation, American soldiers who might not otherwise be ever coming home will now be coming home. Secondly, one some precious time for the South Vietnamese to train and prepare themselves to carry the burden of their national defense so that our American forces can

be withdrawn. From General Abrams reports and from our advisors in the field, one of the most dramatic and heartening developments of the operation has been the splendid performance of the South Vietnamese Army. Sixty percent of all the troops involved in the Cambodian operations were South Vietnamese. The effectiveness, the skill, the valor with which they fought far exceeded our expectations. Confidence and morale in the South Vietnamese Army has been greatly bolstered. This operation has clearly demonstrated that our Vietnamization program is succeeding. And third, we have ensured that continuance and success of our troop withdrawal program. On April 20th, I announced an additional 150,000 Americans would be home within a year. As a result of the success of the Cambodian operations, Secretary Laird has resumed the withdrawal

of American forces from Vietnam. 50,000 of the 150,000 I announced on April 20th will now be out on October 15th. As long as the war goes on, we can expect some setbacks and some reversals. But following us the success of this year, the meeting Sunday, we can say now with confidence that we will keep our timetable for troop withdrawals. Secretary Rodgers and I have been particularly encouraged by the resolve of 11 Asian countries at the Jakarta conference to seek a solution to the problem of Cambodian. Cambodian offers an opportunity for these 11 Asian nations as well as other countries of the area to cooperate in supporting the Cambodian government's effort to maintain Cambodian neutrality its independence and its territorial integrity. We shall do what we can to make it possible for these Asian initiatives to succeed.

To the North Vietnamese tonight, I say again, the door to a negotiated piece remains wide open. Every offer we have made at the conference table, publicly, how to have fun anytime, anywhere. Step one, go to chumbacacino.com. Step two, collect your welcome bonus. Come to pop a welcome bonus. Step three, play hundreds of casino-style games for free. That's a lot of games, all for free. Step four, unleash your excitement. Chumbacacino has been delivering thrills for over a decade, so claim your free welcome bonus now and live the ChumbacLife. Visit chumbacacino.com. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan,

which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows, so the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open or our call centers always waiting to take your call. 247-365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Or privately, I hear with Reaffirm. We are ready to negotiate whenever they are ready to negotiate. However, if their answer to our troop withdrawal program and to our offer to negotiate

is to increase their attacks in a way that jeopardizes the safety of the remaining forces in Vietnam, I shall, as my action five weeks ago, clearly demonstrated, take strong and effective measures to deal with that situation. As all of you know, when I first announced the decision of Cambodia, it was subjected to an unprecedented barrage of criticism in this country. I want to express tonight my deep appreciation to the millions of Americans who supported me then and who have supported me since in our efforts to win at just peace. But I also understand the deep divisions in this country over the war. I realize that many Americans are deeply troubled. They want peace. They want to bring the boys home. Let us understand, once and for all, that no group has a monopoly on those concerns.

Every American shares those desires. I share them very deeply. Our differences are over the best means to achieve the just peace. As President, I have a responsibility to listen to those in this country who disagree with my policies. But I also have a solemn obligation to make the hard decisions which I find are necessary to protect the lives of 400,000 American men remaining in Vietnam. When I spoke to you a month ago, a clear threat was emerging in Cambodia to the security of our men in Vietnam. Ask yourselves this question. If an American president had failed to meet this threat of 400,000 American men in Vietnam, would those nations and peoples who rely on America's power and treaty

commitments for their security in Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, other parts of Asia retain any confidence in the United States? That is why I deeply believe that a just peace in Vietnam is essential if there is to be a lasting peace in other parts of the world. With this announcement tonight, we have kept the pledge I made when I ordered this operation that we would withdraw from Cambodia on a scheduled timetable. Just as this administration has kept every pledge it has made to the American people regarding the war in Vietnam and the return of American troops. Let's look at the record. In June of 1969, I pledged a withdrawal of 25,000 troops. They came home in September of the same year. I said I would bring home an additional 35,000.

They came home in December. I said an additional 50,000 Americans were coming out of Vietnam. They too have come home. There was one commitment yet to be fulfilled. I pledged to end this war and I shall keep that promise. But I am determined to end the war in a way that will promote peace rather than conflict throughout the world. I am determined to end it in a way that will bring an era of reconciliation to our people and not an era of furious recrimination. In seeking peace, let us remember that at this time only this administration can end this war and bring peace. We have a program for peace and the greater the support the administration receives

in its efforts, the greater the opportunity to win that just peace we all desire. Peace is the goal that unites us. Peace is the goal toward which we are working. And peace is the goal this government will pursue until the day we reach it. Thank you and good night. And so President Nixon has described the Cambodian operation as the most successful of the Vietnam war. He said all major military objectives have been achieved, but the amount of enemy supplies captured just in May was equal to what had been seized in a year in South Vietnam. On the other hand, he downplayed earlier estimates that what was captured would set back the enemy six months or more. The President reported that 17,000 of the 31,000 American troops sent to Cambodia have left now. He made it clear, however, that U.S. air action against enemy supply and troop movements

in Cambodia will continue to ask the end of the month an announcement which may clash with the Senate's apparent wish that U.S. action there cease after June 30th. Significantly, he did not attempt to place any limitations on South Vietnamese action in Cambodia. The President said another 50,000 Americans will come home from Vietnam by October 15th as promised, although that number reflects a slightly slower pace of withdrawal. You're listening to NBC News. This is WKYN's Connected in New York. We're setting now just about to go back to Yankee Stadium and resume the ballgame. We'll bring you up to date on what happened when we left you for the President's address. It was in the bottom of the second inning with two out and nobody on Michael's bounced out second to first to end the inning. In the top of the third, Gregor was up first for Kansas City. He struck out swinging. Lead-off man Kelly bounced out picture to first and Hernandez bounced out short to first to 1-2-3 inning for Kekic. In the bottom of the third inning, Kekic was up first and he struck

out swinging. Clark beat out a roller to a deep second base. Jerry Kenny bounced out to first base with Clark going to second. Bobby Mercer is at the plate right now in the bottom of the third. There's four little Yankee good kids behind home plate with Yankee helmet on. Big sign up there. Bobby Mercer signed. Three balls, two strikes two out. Distretched to pay off pitch fouled on the left to the line back in the seats out of play. That one in the upper deck. Oh, it's still three and two. Mercer's gotten some good wood on the wall against Gregor. His first time up he hit one way back in the right field. That time he hit down pretty well down the left field line but he's got to be able to straight one out. All right. Getting a lot of mayor. A lot of people were quite upset when they read about the possible trade with Bobby Mercer and Mike Epstein.

And I know they're happy to hear that there was no such thing even kind of played it. Well, both base at the right there. Big sign on Clark around side. The throw to the plate not in time and going to second base. Bobby Mercer. The ball game is tied up one line. And that was a lot closer at home plate than I would like to see. What a throw. I think it was such a first throw by Pat Kelly that it surprised Ellie Rodriguez who didn't even try to take our spot. And Rodriguez been aware of how close that play would have been. He put a block to plate on Clark. And just as he would have caught the ball, Clark would have run into it. Now whether he'd have held on or not, I don't know. But man, that's really true. That's true. He threw that ball. I didn't slide either. He just went right across home plate and it was just like a split second before Rodriguez turned around. But a throw tied up and a night like this, that's a big run. Absolutely. So Bobby Mercer comes through with a clutch single his 20 second RBI.

Roy White takes the pitch high ball one. And Bobby with good heads up base running is down at second. All right, Kelly. That Kelly has got some on. But that ball was hit on the ground and it was wet. And the grass floated up and he still on Harris Clark one of the Yankees fastest runners made it close. Outside ball two, two and up. But you said about the track being slow. I think was true there. I was watching Horace and he was sort of pigeon-towing it around third base. Right. You know, I watched him too. And he kind of slowed up. But Freddie might slip or something. All right. We'll watch Bobby Mercer now at second. Two and all the count on white. Curve in there. Two and one. A good change of curve ball. Two minutes out. It's all tied. One, one. On deck, Danny Kater. Roy White switch hit a batting lift. Stretched by Drego. Curve Lowell this time. Three and one. And now he's using the same pattern. He used some Bobby Mercer.

Horse speed braking, Petchus. But then when he came in with the first ball of Bobby, Bobby drilled a right field, a drive in Clark. Three and one the count on Roy White. Let's see if he comes in with that first ball as he did for Mercer. Here's the pitch. He does. And a base hit the right field. Kelly's up with this one. Mercer's turning into so-and-a-throw. Not in time and a great throw again. But White held at first as time in the Yankees lead, so to one. Well, that's Kelly's got some kind of an arm. I said it. He has thrown two strikes to the plate. That time Mercer came around third a little better than Harris fought. But Roy White stayed at first base. Not on the top, but he gets rid of the ball very fast. He knows who it is. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Victory Lane? Yeah, it's even better with Chamba by my side. Race to ChambaCasino.com. Let's Chamba. No purchase necessary. VTW Group. Void work prohibited by law. CTNCs. 21 Plus. Sponsored by Chamba Casino.

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

over towards the line to get that one. So actually he had no real good shot at Mercer. He threw it as well as he couldn't, he still couldn't get him. And he did his Danny Cater. The worldwide gets his first hit of the series and a big one for white, his 62nd hit of the year, tying him with Danny Cater for the lead in that department. Danny gets away from an inside fast ball of all one. Cater bounces short as first time. The stance now tells us how to change as what is a complete game in the rain. Now with the home team ahead you only have to play four and a half in it. Right and the rain is starting again. It has stopped completely there for a while. Dredged by drag or white leads away. Pitch the cat is swinging in a miss one of mine. Two men out. And the Yankees picked up two clutch bass hits with two outs. One by Mercer driving in clock and one by white driving in Bobby Mercer. On deck curved left ring. And the rain is coming

down hard again. Dredge says fast ball swinging a miss one ball to strike. A lot of fans might say why don't the Yankees make out get out there and get the four and a half innings in. We saw that happen down in Washington. The bill or tego was fetching. He had about a six run lead. That's six or seven run lead. And he was just trying to lob the blow over and get the side out. Our slow bounce at a third if it stays fast. The bass hit a kickball. So Cater will have to come back. And before or tego could get back in his rhythm the Yankees that tied the score went on the wind again. And Washington was making out as quickly as they could. Oh boy that is embarrassing. Well how still says one of the toughest losses he ever suffered as the Yankees manager was the game up in Boston. The solemnile was sitting in the rain. The Yankees had led but in that case the umpires just wouldn't call it and it would rain and stop raining and stop. And eventually the

Yankees blew a big lead in that small game. It was an eight run lead. Sandy Albert also. Oh remember that very well off. All right it's one ball two strikes on Danny K to two outs. White at first the Yankees lead to the one. Now the rain has led up a little bit. It's going to be one of those nights. Roar wide lead to our first. Here he goes. Set his pitches bowled on the right field line out of play. And RBI for white ties him with Kater. Now the each have 36 RBI's and each have 62 base hits. Statistically very very close in just about all departments. Pitch ground ball hit hard to shortstop up with it. Hernandez throws the Severson for the force play.

They get Danny Kater but the Yankees pick up two runs on three hits. No errors in a man left and at the end of three fullenings it's the Yankees two and Kansas City one. Put a look at the scoreboard washing them with four runs in the bottom of the fourth lead. The white stock four to three at the end of five. John against Coleman ball them or it open. Later on Minnesota Boston post phone rain Cleveland at Milwaukee. The Indian score three in the top of the first Milwaukee batting hand against Kraus. Duke Sims got a date of the year in the first with two on the shorted California later on. And the National League the Mets of Atlanta post phone rain as with San Diego at Pittsburgh at the end of two and a half. A Cincinnati two and the Phillies two running against Nolan Taylor and Doyle at home in that game. Montreal nothing used to nothing into two and a half. Bale of Moore against filling him. In eleven innings the Cubs beat the Dodgers six five a Gary the winner and Teenia the loser. The James scored three in the

top of the first cardinal batting Robinson against Gibson. And those are the only game scheduled here. It's two to one in favor of Yankees. We get ready for the top of the fourth and we'll set to carry you along Bob Gamer. Thank you Phil and Anna Zoda who is accounted for the one royal run so far under the fall game will be stepping up. And with that home run on the first inning in hour is an eight game hitting streak. He's also had 12 hits in his last 29 at that and that's better than a 400 average. So Amazote has a former Mets stepping in and one a year he's been having. We mentioned earlier Bob Johnson the other element in that trade of the Joe Floyd pitched the fine game last night but was beaten by Prince Peter some three to two. So Amazote has stepped in the Yankees lead two to one among the reins off to the Yankees stadium. Amazote is the batter. The wind up by Mike Kekic he delivers. We're going to ground ball and come back into the mound. Kekic has it's a sprodicator in time and there's one out.

He's saturated but right back at the box and there's one out here on the top half of the fourth inning. Yankees rallying with two outs from the bottom of the third to take a two to one lead and coming in the drivers now is Frank Mutter. Frank's been stepping between the range route and right now it's running pretty hard again here at the Yankees stadium. We had one down four in which we had a 20 minute delay and now it's been on and off in the mid-range. The wind up and the pitch to Oliver high and outside for ball one. One ball on no strike. Yankees lead two to one. The wind up by Kekic. He kicks delivers fastball line drive base at the center field. Bobby Versa feels it on the ground. Fixed it up their hand. It throws on in the heart clock it's second. The base hit for ball Oliver. Frank we've had a wet night. Welcome. Well thank you Bob. It is one of those nights. Wade is coming down a little bit harder now. It seems like there's just a series of those squalls passing through the area. It'll let up and

then it'll come down and it lets up. Right now it's raining hot enough that every time someone hits it on the ground they've been throwing in a new boy baseball. And Kekic has to pitch now to loop and Ella but Ella struck out his first time out. The road team is always on the disadvantage at a night like this. The stretch and the pitch. Fastball hit on the line in between first and second in the right field for a base hit Oliver is flying around second heading for third. The ball dies in the grass. Bluffery picked it up and runs it into the infield. And now all of the fakes down the line towards home plate goes back and Bluffery runs it all the way in. Which is the play in that situation. So runners now on first and third with one out and the royals have a chance to get even here on the top half of the falls innings. It is raining as hard now as it has at any time since that 20 minute shower that we had earlier. I'm a feeling that keeps on this part much longer they'll have to call time again. Four and a half innings would have to be completed. The losing team has to bat in the fifth inning.

Let's put it that way. Right now it would be four and a half innings with the Yankees lead to the run. For the royals with a chance to score a KO the bat at two on and one out the stretch right kick is the pitch. KO takes the curve ball high for ball one. One ball and no strike. KO came into this ball game batting 3-24 bounced out to short south first time out. As the stretch right kick it checks both runners the pitch to the plate. Float curve brought the inside. Gona strike one. One ball and one strike. The Yankees lead at two to one. But Oliver is on third and L.A. is on first and one out top of the falls innings. Mike Kekitsch will winner in his last outing at Minnesota and now time has fallen. Tio leaves home plate and he's going to get the rosin bag and with that on Yankee baseball we pause for station identification. So Yankees at home and away on WGY connectivity.

Joe Kio taking a few practice wings. Kekitsch on the mound one ball one strike one out. Kekitsch checked Oliver and Sinella Oliver off third Sinella off first but one one pitch fastball down low two balls at one strike. Kekitsch is yet to walk a man. He has struck out four two of those strikeouts in the first inning. Given a four hits one a home run in the first inning by Amatota. Otis is the one out here in the fall. Torrentos on first and third the two on stretch. Kekitsch checked the pitch slow curve a little bit low in the three and one. So Mike now is one pitch away from walking the base is loaded. Rich Stevenson is on deck and he got a base hit in the second inning. Three balls one strike Yankees lead two to one. Top half of the fourth inning here at the stadium. All right Kekitsch has the Sine goes to the stretch three balls one strike.

Here it comes. There it goes. Line drive out of a second. It's in there for a base hit. Oliver scores the Sine run but Ali goes to second makes the turn. Lovely throw behind him in the second base. The ball gets away. Throwing out the shortstop Gene Michael goes back and he gets it. So three base hits in a row for the Kansas City Royals and we have a brand new ball game. So I'll tie it up at two two here on the top of the fourth inning. The Royals have run us on first and second and still one out. That one was a looping line. Our hard start went back but he had no chance for it. So it's all tied up and now Penella goes to second. Chokeo goes to first and Rich Stevenson will be the batter. Checkers now. It's going with the rods in there. Get back on the mound for the steady rain here for the past couple of inning. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Another checkered flag for the books.

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24, 7, 365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Run us on first and second. The Yankees in double-play depth. One-house. Kickers goes to the stretch. Catching to the number seven man. See if it's in the swings with the high pop-up in foul territory. Months of indicator coming over. And who's going to get it? Nobody. Well, it's right between them in front of the Yankee dugout. And the ball's been a very wet over there right in front of the dugout. And it wasn't at that high in the first place. That's right. Both months of indicator were going after it. That mud, the running track right in the front of the dugout, has got to be a very, very treacherous place. You can't take that last step as you want on a dry evening or a dry day. No air is charged. Two runs, five hits, no air is. The ball's fall closed. Top half of the floor is ending in a side-up at two-two.

So Stevenson has a life. All in one account. Ellie Rodriguez, the number eight hitter is on deck. No balls, one strike, kickers to the belt. Stretches, let the fly. It's a little pop down the right field line. The ball's serving going foul and back into the seat. So Stevenson is at two pop-ups, both foul, one land on the playing field and the other one outplay. No balls and two strikes. It's a two-two ball game. Kansas City will run in the first. The Yankees with two in the third. Now, Kansas City has tied it up in the top of the floor. As the stretch, no balls, two strikes, kickers deliver. Curve ball just misses inside of the one and two. I want to have a huge drop on it. Both Kekitsch and Drego have shown good stuff here tonight. One ball and two strikes to count. And across both pitches that have stood down for 20 minutes during the rain delay.

All right, Kekitsch working quickly now. Goes to the belt. My kick. Pitch. Curve ball hits on home plate. Nice flat by a month to two and two. That ball bounced right on home plate. Months have met a nice play on it. Right now, umpire George Maloney wants to have a look at it and he throws it back to Kekitsch. Two and two to the count with one out. Vanilla and Kio, the base runners at first and second. Vanilla's the lead man off second. Two and two to the count. Kekitsch goes to the belt. My kick. Here's the pitch fastball inside at three balls and two strikes. So he has two but then only two and those two foul balls. And now the count is four three balls and two strikes. Mike's had a little bit too much stuff on his

fastball and on his curve. Three and two. Here's the stretch. Check the run at the pitch. Fastball popped up behind first base. Keta going back. He's in foul territory. He's under it and he makes the catch for the hour. So he got three and two pitch to pop out to Danny Keta, the first baseman. And there are two outs. Here's Ellie Rodriguez. batting 268 and he popped out to Jean Michael to show up. Rodriguez the number eight man in the batting order. Dick Drego the pitcher is on deck. Rodriguez right handed batting two outs and two on top of the fourth of the time game at two two. And the rain is just about let up once again here at Yankee Stadium. Each time it lets up like this I hope we've seen the end of it. Right there's the stretch. The pitch Rodriguez takes the curve ball in there for the call strike one.

No balls at one strike. That was a beauty that Mike broke off. Thoughts with his curve is coming over the plate is much more effective. Otherwise they look to curve now and just wait for that fastball. That curve broke in and over. No balls in one strike. Techage now goes to the belt. Check for an L off second. Kio off first. The pitch curve ball bounces in front of the plate and months and knocks it down. It's one and one. So very few fastballs here with the men on base. One and one to Rodriguez. Rodriguez was one home run and six all the eyes on the season. From the end of this game he had 13 hits and 34 at bats and his last 10 games. So he's now had 13 hits and 35 at bats. So all once, wow. Mike Kekich goes to the belt by game. He delivers slow curve, hangs high on his two balls at one strike.

So Kekich has worked and worked hard here on the top of the ball. Rebase hits in a row outside the game at 2-2. Panella and Kio are on the bases right now. Mike Kekich has the sign for months and two and one. Kekich kicks, delivers curve ball. Hit hard. Pass drop out of the centerfield for a base hit. Panella coming around third. Mercy ruffle the wall. Mercy is throw to the plate. It's cut off. Throw to third. He has out of third. And the run does count. So run scored. They might have had to play at a whole play that time. It would have been very close. Peter cuts the throw off and made the play at third base. I'm trying to draw it. Maloney says the run scored before the out at third base. So the royals take the lead with two rounds on four hits. There were no Yankee errors and one man is left on at the end of three and a half. The royals three and the Yankees two.

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Well, right now before Draco begins his warm-up process, the ground proves out under the supervision of the umpires, scattering some dry sand down on the picture's mound, which has become just a little bit slippery and heavy out there. Now the umpires wave over to the dugout until Draco, he can come out and start warming up. I'm not sure what Draco does in the disguise, but it seems Bob has taken a long time to come out. Of course, now they were working on the mound. He couldn't be out there throwing, but it seems to take him a long time to come out after every happening. Of all games, I'd rather as in favor of Kansas City 3-2, Kansas City went out in front one nothing. The Yankees took the lead to the one, and then Kansas City destroyed two of the top of the four for 3-2 lead. These two clubs need here at the stadium again tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, the wind up game of this three game series. Stan Bonson, the Yankee right-hander,

who has won three and lost four, is scheduled to pitch four of the New York Yankees. And it will be Jim Rooker on the mound for the Kansas City Royals tomorrow night, taking a look at Jim Rooker's record. He has won three and lost two. He's a pretty good hitter in his own right. In fact, he has the team high for runs batted in in a ball game. Rooker has knocked in five runs in a ball game already this year. I believe the American League record for the year for RBI's in a single game is seven. If I haven't missed something along the line somewhere. We'll double-check on that, but I believe it's seven. But Rooker, I think that's pretty good nice work for a picture of five runs, better than it is. I guess it is. Dragon right now, Kurt Fluffrey will be the battle for the Yankees hit the ball on the nose his first time, but Tverson met a nice one-hop play at second base and proved turret out.

Fluffrey the batter. It's three to two Kansas City. Bottom half of the fourth, the first pitch to Kurt is a curve low on inside the ball line. Well, the New Jersey papers played up Kurt Fluffrey's home run. Fluffrey brought up a New Jersey and lives there now. The record had a big headline is the real Mr. Fluffrey finally standing up. Here's the wind up, the pitch to Kurt on the inside, going over the call, striking its one and one. And the whole news over New Jersey had a big headline. Fluffrey's first homer at the big blow in the Yankees win. And that it was last night that the Yankees won it three to two. Here's the pitch curve ball bounce foul outside at first and the count is now one and two. Tonight the score again is three to two, but this time the royals have the lead. They pounded out a four-base hit at the top of the fourth. Right now it's stopped at Yankees stadium. We're on the bottom of the fourth inning, the royals three of the Yankees two. One ball, two strikes from the lead off at a Kurt Fluffrey. Dick Trigo whines and delivers slow curve

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And at the face hit for Kurt Gleffrey. That's all right over the bag at first face. Jim Honeycheck gave it the fair sign. Pio just couldn't reach it. The ball wound up way in foul territory and bounced out. Back on the playing field, the Kelly was playing him over to the line and made a nice play. Actually now, Bob Kurt Gleffrey, the last five balls he has hit have been well hit. He lined out twice last night. Once was, one was a sacrifice of fly, but both times he made out of the game where line drives to the center theater over in the outing and right center. He was hit by a bitch down the homer. Tonight his first time up, that one hopper that he was thrown out on by Ceperson was well hit and this one was a real sporture down the line. So Gleffrey is getting that bat around in front of the pitch more and more every day. Well, he likes to pull it and you couldn't pull it any more right over first face. He has sermon months and it was falled out his first time up. Cerv ball, and then he has to get out of the way of ball one. One ball and no strikes. It didn't have the curve on it,

but it looked coming up there. And once it had the last one, it just jumped right out of the way. One ball and no strikes. Drago had months in fish for an outside Cerv ball of last time, and then he struck him out with the pitch down in the middle. So let's see if Fermin has learned something. Fast ball, he swings, pops it up behind first face. Tio going back on the foul line in foul territory makes the catch. One out. So one out for the Yankees. They're in the bottom of the fourth inning. Cyan runs still on first face. His gene Michael steps in. Michael brought a 235 batting average into the ball game grounded out the first face, and Tio was first time up. Fluffy on first with one out. Bottom of the fourth inning in Kansas City, leading at the 3-2 here at the stadium. Dick Trego, over the head to the belt, the pitch fastball strike one it's called, no balls at one strike. Trego's been mixing up his pitches and mixing them up well, the Cerv ball, the change,

and the fastball. And he's been getting him over, he hasn't walked anyone. Yankees, if that's 6-6. They trail 3-2 now. Bottom half of the fourth inning, Drego to the belt. Left free with a short leave, the pitch fastball strike two, getting the same pitch right back, no balls to two strikes. I have to say, Bob, the way Drego is pitching tonight, it would be awfully hard to guess what's coming up there. Sometimes you'll throw two or three curved balls in a row. You'll come back with a fastball two or three times in a row. Sometimes you'll go one, two, three with a curve, the change in the fastball. He's been tough. As the fastball again, and it's inside one and two, he's tried to surprise Michael with free fastball. One ball, two strikes to Jane. Mike checkers is in the on-deck circle for the Yankees. Royals gave the Yankees a shuffle last year, the Yankees 1-7 and lost five for the expansion team. Drego to the belt, the 1-2 pitch,

fastball in the F foul, third base side in the deck out of play, and the count holds at one ball and two strikes. And the Royals are one of only three teams in Major League Baseball that have not been shut out this year. Kansas City, Minnesota, and in the National League, the Cincinnati Red. One and two, the count on Gene Michael. Drego, over the head to the belt. Curve ball, this is outside and it's two and two, so now Michael making them work in its two balls and two strikes. Left free who let off the inning with a bait set to right field is on first. One out. Gene Michael batting in Kansas City, leading Brititude. Drego now, brings it to the belt, the pitch to Michael. Swing in a foul ball back behind home play, it's the bottom of the screen and they hold the two balls and two strikes. Michael cut it out when it's the last minute and it just got a piece of it.

Two and two to the count. Michael last night celebrated his 32nd break. And a big cake in the clubhouse for both Gene and Horace Clark after the ball game. Everybody in the fusted mood after the Yankee victory. Drego, over the head to the belt. Pitches to Gene, Curve ball hit in the arm. The shot's in a field coming on as amulet. Drego reaches up and makes the catch. Drego, over the head to the belt. Pitches to Gene, Curve ball hit in the arm. The shot's in a field coming on as amulet. Drego reaches up and makes the catch. Drego reaches up over his head finally to catch that ball. Respect and not high enough at another. Two outs. Lion drives to Amosotus and he is Mike Tetris, the Yankee pitcher. Tetris struck out his first time up. Mike has had two bay hits this year. He's 2-10 batting 200. Tetris, actually, has the second highest batting average among the Yankee pitchers. The number one man being Prince Peterson.

The stretch by Drego. Fast ball strike one. Put it right down the middle. No gloves at one strike. So, bluffery will let off the ending with the bay hit is still over there for his base. All in one, the count on Kekitsch. The stretch. The pitch. Fast ball. He reaches out if the Lion's driving away. Till it's in there for Bay hit. Telly up with the ball throws on in. It's cut off by the truck stop and andes. And Mike Kekitsch gets a bay hit. So the Yankees get two bay hits. Around two outs. And Horace Park, these two for two steps up. Now, time is called in Elie Rodriguez. The catcher goes out there to speak to Dick Drego. Kekitsch just reached for that one. Got a good piece of it and lined it in the right field for a bay hit. Left free held a second. So the Yankees now has run as on first and second and two outs. And trailing three to two here on the bottom of the fourth inning.

Now at 13 bay hit in the ball again and four on it. Only one has been for extra basins and that was the home run by Amos Otis. All right, Drego, set to go to Horace Park. He's two for two batting left handed. The pitch to Horace swings. Ground ball hits the second bay. Steven sent up with it. Throwed a first in time on the side of the tire. So open the Yankees in the fourth. No runs on two hits. No runs, two man left at the end of four. It's Kansas City three on New York two. Did you ever know a girl that you know and have her show up on a wig and not recognize her? Well, here's the story just like that. Some people have received new credit cards and failed to recognize them. Now this is quite understandable. The big name in the card and incidentally it is a handsome card, but the big name is Arco, ARCO. They didn't realize this new Arco card was a replacement for their old Atlantic credit card. After Richfield and Atlantic merged to become the Atlantic Richfield company, it made sense to have one national credit card good at thousands of service stations from coast to coast.

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ball game and as we've said so many times, the strength of that Baltimore bench is being called on now and at least last night Retinmund came true and he's going to have an opportunity to play for a while. They had a closed goal last night. Frank Robinson crashed into the fence in the eighth inning but fortunately for the Orioles when I guess for all baseball, Frank Robinson was all right and was able to remain in the ball game. Here's Dick Trego as we start the top half of the fifth inning. Trego's been up 18 times and he only has one hit so far this year right handed batter against the lefty Mike Kekens. 3-2 Kaz and City leading as we go to the top half of the fifth inning. Kekens into the wind up his first picture to the fifth inning a fastball blowing outside for ball one. One ball and no strikes. Trego a rookie last year. Eleven wins 13 losses with the expansion team but delivery on the outside corner right back with a fastball on this one and one. So Kekens just got a base hit off Trego and Dick now trying to return the confident. One ball on strike.

Kekens gets the side from Ferman Munson goes into the wind up. Kekens and delivers. High for ball two. Two balls in one strike. Trego won his first ball game in the major leagues. He went the route to defeat the California Angels in May of last year by a score of 3-2 and went on to become a fine pitcher for the Royals. Two balls one strike. Kekens grows curve in there and it's two and two. Two balls and two strikes to Trego. Pat Kelly the top of the order on deck. Royals leading at three to two top of the fifth. The kick. The Kekens pitch swing in a nice strike phrase. So that's five strikeouts for my Kekens. For the first one since he struck out Trego back at the third inning. One out and here's Pat Kelly. Kelly has bounced the first and bounced to the mound. And Kelly as we mentioned earlier a good man to keep off the base pass. So these times the second

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somewhere north probably closer to 22 23 after this year and each year we get bigger and better and our army grows so the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24 7 365. Wow Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Delete. It's the ground ball out to Horace Clark. Clark gets it. Throw the first in time and they're at two out. Kelly has plenty stolen bases and he's even with Tommy Hopper and one behind the major league leader that's Bobby Bond. With two outs Jackie Hernandez steps in. Truck out of the first inning. Hit the truck stop in the third. Three to two the royals leading in the top of the fifth.

The wind up by Kekish and the pitch low for ball one one ball and no strike. The end of the inning it'll be an official ball game or should the Yankees take the lead at any time in the bottom of the fifth would be official. Right now however it is not raining here at the stadium. Want to know the count. Check it into the wind up. He delivers a curve that hangs high and it's two balls and no strikes. Still a very warm and sticky night. The rain hasn't cooled things off much. Two balls and no strikes. But a seesaw game one nothing Kansas City two one Yankees now three two Kansas City. The wind up the two oh pitch right in the half of called strike one two and one. I see the quarter of the university class of 1970 is on hand. He just put it up on the scoreboard and uh cheer went up. Two and one the count. Jackage kicks. Turns it loose a high pop ball.

It's hit into the upper deck by Jackie Hernandez and it's even now two balls and two strikes. All the fans downstairs looking up looking the ball would come out of the upper deck. At the time it didn't but it's always a good idea to turn around as I spoke it over your head. You never know when they're going to come back. Two and two the count the wind up the pitch to hand at fastball found with the screen and the count even a two and two. Emma Joseph is on deck. Read it to the royals. Yankees in the bottom half of the fifth inning will have Jerry Kenny Bobby Mercer and Roy White and they did the damage in the third inning when the Yankees took the lead. The pitch is swinging a drive hit deep to right center field Bobby Mercer running for it. Over in right center under it and he makes the cat. So three up and three down for the royals at the top of the fifth. No runs, no hits, no errors and nobody left on. We go to the bottom half of the fifth inning at Kansas City 3 on New York 2.

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I'm talking about the picture postcards to be given away by the Yankees. I believe the entire set will be 12 and the first one to be obtained will be this Saturday afternoon when the Yankees play the white socks and that will be the body Mercer Guard. We're talking about youngsters coming out of the ballpark. I see the 10 apply New Jersey Little League is here tonight. Join this ball game along with the Fordham University class of 1970. Last night we had the seat and ball championship baseball team out here and joining the Yankee game. And throughout the season there'll be many more folks coming out here in groups. Both the young fans, the Little League age and also the university age. Both you feel a lot of those colors get here on Pepsi Generation. I'd Friday night too. A box seat for yourself for $4 to get a free one for you. I had a drag go to look with the curve on the inside Toronto strike run.

Jerry's been a tough man on the Kansas City Royals in this series. I had two hits to sacrifice for him a walk last night. The night he's got a single in the ground out. All in one the count Jerry stepped out he wants to wipe a little of the moisture off his fat and step back in. Not raining right now at the stadium. Bottom of the fifth. Read it to Kansas City. Drag go into the wind up the pitch can he take it inside with the curve and it's one in one. In the same pitch that went a little bit further inside than the other one. Jerry's been slowly bringing his average up hitting at 212 coming in. He's one for two in this game so then I'll bring it up a little more. One and one the count. The wind up the pitch high with the fast ball it's two and one. Drag goes had an excellent control. He had just to walk a man in this ball game. Two balls and one strikes the count. The Jerry Kenny leading off at the bottom of the fifth. Drag go into the wind up the pitch fast ball hit on the ground. The second base from Steven Sinney's up with it throws the first in time and there's one out.

So Kenny makes out to start the bottom half of the first inning. Drag go this year has given up 30 bases on balls and the struck out 38. But in tonight's ball game he has not given up a freebie yet. Here's Bobby Mercer Mercer struck out in the first inning and then with two outs in the third inning he singles it's high up the ball game at 1-1. Gordon Horace Crockeman Roy White followed with a single put the anchors into the lead. The pitch to Mercer swing and a long drive to right in the field. Let's put his head. Kelly going back all to the center field. Kelly back lead and he can't get it. It's all from so far. It takes a big bounce back towards the end to the Mercer run away to third. Here's the third of third and then with a stand up to the ball. Bobby Mercer headed off to top of the auxiliary scoreboard in right field. Kelly leaves way in the air and didn't come down as the ball at the top of the scoreboard and ricocheted way back towards the end field and Bobby Mercer gets a triple out of it.

As the ball hits the top of that scoreboard and bounced into the bleaches it would have only been a double. But if stayed in the playing field and Mercer gets a triple on Yankee Baseball we pause to say tonight identification. The Yankees at home and the way on WGY Connectivity. Roy White now with a chance to tie it up the end field is there. The stretch to pitch the Roy outside ball one. One ball and no strike. I want to tell you that ball was tickled and right now I do right now in the organ playing a little music to get the fans going. All these Yankee games have been tied home and on the road. We've got another one running here. Here's the pitch outside the ball too. And George Maloney started to go up with that right hand and thought better of it. Just missed the outside corner too long and most went to Roy White. Bobby Mercer on third. At the wind been blowing the way it was earlier tonight.

He'd out towards right field before that thunderstorm. That would have been long gone. Two in order for Roy White. Here's the stretch and the pitch. Swinging a line drive. It's looking and it goes far all down the right field line in the seat. Two balls with one strike. The end field is playing in. Third base finale for drop stop and end is right now overtaking the bag of seconds trying to get some mud out of his own place. Second base can see the citizen first base from P.O. Outfield finale playing straight away in left field. Am afraid of the centerfielders playing a lot of ways. On the right field they're in the royal telly. Rather Pat Kelly is playing deep and straight away. Two balls and one strike. Roy White now. We can really handle that bad when it looks a punch one right through the groin and infield. He already has an LBI in this long game. White with thirty seconds is the pitch. Swinging a foul tip.

Going to. So the drago is one strike away from a big strike out here. For us with a runner out third in one out he can get him in in a variety of ways. With two outs it normally would take a base hit. Some of these some activity out in the Royals ballpoint. Elfitz Morris is one of them and I thought I saw Dave Morhett go back there but he may not be warming up. He's been in the starting rotation of late. Two balls two strikes. Regular to the stretch. Here's the pitch. Roy White swing. Wines right. Hit out in the left corner field. And it's been there for a base hit. And it comes on a short vanilla dive. This is the ball. It's going to be able to take it up. Throw the second white is in standing. And it's all tied up at three three here in Yankee Stadium. And it's sorted. Two days hit for Roy White. And Elfitz tried to cut it off. He slipped on the turf out there and the ball got by him. Elf Joseph was backing it up.

So it's tied up at three three. And here's Danny Cater. For Roy White now that gives him 37 obvious. That's two in this game. Danny Cater who is up there has 36 obvious. So White now is one ahead of Cater. And they're both among the American league leaders. Cater with a chance to pick up an obvi here. White off, the second base. Dragon of the stretch. The pitch. Cater. Spring foul ball. If I can just bring him strike one. No balls in one strike. It's three three in the bottom half of the fifth inning. Cater. Well, what's up, fools? Men of the J.U. So here from the WWE. When it's just me between matches. It's day one itch. And that means it's chumba time with hundreds of casino style games. And new titles arriving weekly. There's always something fresh to try at chumba casino. The daily booze make it even more fun.

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We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 247-365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. At back, this ballgame is now an official ballgame. Reprieve the score in the bottom of the fifth. Drag under the stretch. The pitch. Turn ball hit a long way to the left field. Hit way back in the left field. This one is high. Follow him, guys. Danny Ketter has hit his 4th hole in one of the season. And he now has 38 RBI's.

So Roy White grabbed the RBI lead with his double. Over Danny Ketter by one. And Ketter gets it right back. And Roy White doesn't mind a bit. Because the Yankees leaded by a score of 5 to 3. And we may be having a pitching change right here for the Kansas City Royals. It should very well be because Charlie Metro is out there at the mound. We'll see whether or not he has made the motion toward the ball. But evidently he has. As they will make a pitching change. Danny Ketter now has four home runs for the year. And 38 runs by the end. Looking back over Danny's record. He's been one of the five hitters for average in the American League for well ever since he's been here ever since he came to the American League after spending the 1964 season with the Philadelphia Phillies. In 1965, Ketter hit 14 home runs. His highest in the majors drove in 55 runs.

The next year he hit seven home runs had 56 RBI's. In 1967 with the Kansas City A's. He hit four home runs at 46 RBI's. In 1960, he had six home runs 62 runs. But it in last year 10 homers and 76 RBI's. So Danny Ketter is ahead really of his home run and RBI production at this stage of any season since he has been in the American League. The pitcher coming in is left-handed Tom Bergmeyer, who was recalled from Omaha on May 19th. At Omaha, he had won three and lost one. Had two saves and a splendor in run average of 1.17. So the left-handed Tom Bergmeyer will come on to fetch the great bluckery. Dick Drego goes four and one third innings.

Drego gives up five runs on 10 hits. He walked nobody and he collected three strikeouts. Actually, Drego was in trouble in every inning except the second. In the first inning, the first two Yankees, Clark and Kenny had bass hits. But he boiled down the strikeout Mercer, got white on a fly ball to center and Ketter grounded into a four-stop. He got the side one, two, three in the second, facing Bluffery, Munson and Michael. In the third, the Yankees scored two runs on three hits. And here in the fifth, they've taken the lead. Third Bluffery is about to swing and grounds one foul outside a first-day strike line. That ball is just that hair. So the right-of-weak Kirk on a stage hit his last time up. That one, however, was ruled fair and this one ruled foul. So Bluffery will try again. Third batting against the left-anders. First time up he hit a rock at the second base and the next time up he got a single.

So the Yankees with one out here in the fifth, they've had a triple, a double in the home run and they've all been hit. Mercer hit it a mile off the auxiliary scoreboard and right field. White hit a line drive to left center and Ketter walloped it into the left field state. Bluffery swings and fouls the back to the screen. No balls and two strikes. This being called up, Bergmeyer has pitched seven innings in four ball games, winning one losing one. He has a rather higher and run average of 5.14. Yankees are ahead, five to three in the bottom of the fifth inning. They'll wind up and the pitch. Bluffery takes a curve blowing outside for ball one. But Danny Ketter and see you later. That one was hit close to 400 feet. It was the left as we look out of a 402 foot time, but it was back about five to six rows. Here's the one to pick. Side-on curve strike three swing. So Bluffery strikes out against the left-hander for the second out here in the fifth inning. But in between outs, it trippled a double in a whole mind.

Here's Sherman Munson. That's some of that power that the middle part of the Yankee lineup has been showing this year that it failed to show in previous season. Bronx bomb is five and Kansas City three in the bottom of the fifth. Sherman Munson steps in. He was called out on strike for the second inning. Hops out the first of the fourth inning. Come on out and see some actions tomorrow night. Yankee's in the royal. And the white soccer have been hitting the ball. We'll be in here Friday night. The wind up the pitch Munson takes a low for ball one. One ball on no strikes. So Drago gave up five runs on 10 hits. And he works four and one third in it. So wind up the pitch to Munson. He checks the swing. He takes it on the outside corner just above the knees. It's one and one. A seesaw ball game.

Lead now has changed hands three times. Kansas City led one nothing in the Yankee's two to one. Kansas City three to two. And now the Yankee's five to three. The wind up in the one one pitch. Very low on inside two and one. Two and one the third month. And he came in hitting two fifty seven. And this game he was called out on strikes and he popped out to first. Munson had his troubles with Drago. Now he's up there against Bergmayer. Tom Bergmayer. Little left hander. Wine delivers fastball. Bounced out in front of the play. Bergmayer off the bat. Picked it up. We'll throw the first. Got him. Three runs on three extra bay sets. No errors. Nobody left. At the end of five is New York five. And Kansas City three. It's connected to the trust is the place to say. Probably up Charlie and we're going to take a shower.

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and the Yankees want to be sure that every youngster is completely happy. That's why the Yankees have a storage room. You're at Yankee Stadium right now. It's sixty thousand of those official little league bats. So no youngster will go away disappointed. One city in the league, I know we played there on bat day and they ran out of bats and the kids were given slips of favor, coupons. They could redeem later. But it's not quite the same as getting the bat. The Yankees will not make that mistake because they have sixty thousand bats on hand here at the stadium. All right, Frank, top half of the six thinning. Amazotus, Bob Oliver, and Luke Panella in the heart of the Royal Batting Order. The wind up by Kekic in the pitch to Amazotus strike when it's caught no balls in one strike. Otis hit a home run of the first thinning and bounced back to the box of the four throughout the ball hard and Kekic made a nice play on it. Yankees five in Kansas City three, top half of the six thinning. Kekic into the wind up. Delivers two Otis who takes another curve

and it's in there against strike two, no balls and two strikes. Yankees gave Kekic one lead, a two to one on the third and he gave it right back. Four base hits made it three to two Kansas City. But now the Yankees have gone out ahead five to three. The wind up, the Otis delivery, Otis swing, batting ball, foul outside a third down the left of the line and the count holds it on two. One of the Yankees, Otis came through a triple by Mercer, a double by a white, a home run by Keter. No balls and two strikes. Washington leading Chicago five to three after eight. We'll have a complete run down on the scoreboard after six thinning. A lot of rain outs tonight. No balls, two strikes, the wind up, the pitch to Otis swinging a bounding ball and hit out past the mound of shortstop. Michael with it, died out to the first, got him and there's one away. Yankees Otis bounces out to shortstop for the first out.

And will bring up Bob Oliver the third base when his struck out at the single, scored a run of the fourth inning. Oliver won for two on the night, coming in with a batting average of 2.91. Oliver with his base hit extended his hitting streak to six games and he was eight for his last 20 coming in. So he's down nine for his last 21 at the pace of over 400. Here's the wind up and the pitch. He's swinging. Hey, it's Bubba Wallace from 2311 Racing. You know what it feels like forever? Sitting on a plane waiting for takeoff. Good thing I've got Jumbo Casino with daily boost in social casino games on tap. This is a kind of fun that makes time fly. Why not turbocharge it down time? Play now at JumboCasino.com. Let's Jumbo. Sponsored by JumboCasino.

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Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. The back goes out to the mouth of the ball, goes foul over to the royals dug out. My package flips the ball back. The foul wall stripe one. The mentionerily of the royals have not been shut out all season. I think fans like to see a lot of run. A lot of talk about what a great game or one nothing game was. But I think most of the fans would say that's absolute baloney. They like runs, they like it. That's what they've been getting so far in big league baseball this year. Certainly with the Yankees. All in one, the count. I see a lot of the Cleveland Indian pitchers have been complaining because they've brought in the fences that Cleveland. I'll tell you the series we had there was mighty exciting. Line drive hits the left field. It's in there for a base hit for Oliver. White playing the ball over near the line. Oliver with a big turn. White floats the ball in the second base.

And Oliver gets back to first. A lot of home runs in that Cleveland series. A lot of action. And a lot of really ball games as well. And that's what the fans like to see. Plus they like to see the home team win. And that series, the Yankees beat the Indian 3 out of 4. Here's Luke Phanella. Phanella is always dangerous, rookie of the year last year. This year hitting 3.49. And this game he has struck out in singles. He has hit five home runs. He's up there right now with a chance to get the Royals even. Yankees leading in five to three on the top of the second. Seventeen hit through the game. There's the stretch. Kekech, two Phanella high of all one. One ball in no strike. Phanella the cleanup hitter. batting right handed against the left hand of Mike Kekech.

Kekech goes to the belt. Kekech delivers. Long drive. Hit to right. Fluffy going back and towards the fans. He reaches up. He may go ahead and catch. There's the flow of the ball back in a second. Would you believe Kurt Fluffy, a great patch in right field? I don't believe it would have been in the state, but it wouldn't have missed by much. A great patch by Kurt Fluffy going over towards the line and reaching up above the fence. Now, he wasn't right up against it, so I wouldn't say it would have gone in. Might have hit the fence, but it would have been a mess of trouble. And Kurt Fluffy made the catch. A lot of home runs certainly made him feel a lot better. Oh, he pulled out one out of the muggy air here at Yankees stadium. Two outs and here's Joe Keo. Keo left handed batter. The stretch. The pitch. Kurt ball strike one at score. Up on the scoreboard, they have seen the citizen say Saturday

at two o'clock against the white socks. Hope to see all the senior citizens out here at Yankees stadium. No balls at one strike. A stretch and the pitch. In the half of the call, strike strike two. Oh, and two to Keo. Oh, and two to Keo with two outs and ball ball over there on first base. Yankees leading at five to three. You know, I hit that ball just about as hard as you can hit it. The only thing that really stopped it from being a home run besides Fluffy, who was the size that didn't have any height, is a bounty ball back through the box. Michael, nice play at second base. Feet at the clock. Keo's out at second. And another great play. Michael was right on his face. Somehow reached up and flipped the ball with Clark just in time for the outs. Two great plays for the Yankees. They get a big hand as they come in. So they belted the ball to three runs in the bottom of the fifth.

Two outstanding plays in the top of the sixth. It's five to three of the Yankees. Later checking that. Any no runs. One hit. No errors. Two great plays in one man left. The end of five and a half. New York five. Kansas City three. Well, puddling these Kansas City Royals. The Chicago light socks will be in here for the weekend. And then next Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Two ninth and tenth for two night games. The eight o'clock. It'll be the Minnesota twins. Are in the thick of the bottle for first place in the western division of the American League. A lot of folks maintain the ball clubs play a little bit of baseball in there, bottling for first place. Well, the Yankees are bottling for first place. Try to overtake the Orioles. The Minnesota twins bottling the stay ahead of the California Angels. So they'll be in here for two exciting games next Tuesday and Wednesday nights. If we had the excitement of those, we had in the recent series out at Minnesota. Well, you'll certainly get your money to wear. Yankees won one of the three games out there.

Lost 10 to six and then seven to six on those two home runs, two homing yellow bro. And yellow bro will be leading the twins in with the American League's leading hitter Rod Garou and the man Ralph out maintains as the best hitter in the league, Tony Oliva. Next Tuesday and Wednesday. Well, Gene Michael gets a nice round of applause as he goes up there. And well, he deserves it. He's come up with two sparkling plays at shortstop tonight and both of them on Jokeo. By and he made a play last night at the ninth inning on a line drive. Gene has had some great fielding games for the Yankees. Here's the pitch. Strike one is called. No balls in one strike. Perhaps his dust fielding night was the one in Cleveland. And that Friday night game, Alvin Doc, who should know being a great shortstop himself, called his play great. Swing in a miss by Michael Owen too. That last play was a honey. After he got it and fell flat reaching out for it, you think there was no chance.

His clock was going to the ball too and the first place then Clark had to run over to the bag and he got the throw just in time. Fair handed incidentally. Here's the pitch, low and outside ball one, one and two. We mentioned senior citizens day a moment ago. The Saturday fans 60 and older will be admitted for a 50 cent service charge. The wind up and the pitch outside ball two. So come on out all you senior citizens on the Saturday. In fact, come out all the time whether it's a reduced price or not. Two balls with two strikes. The wind up, the pitch to Gene Michael, swinging a foul ball back into the middle of the evening. And back downstairs and the count is even as two and two. Like to see the older people coming in for the 50 cent charge. Because with the inflation you have and everything, the other people are filled with the most. Here's the pitch. Swing in a little pop-up, hit beyond second base. Senna feel the Amazonas coming in.

She's been going out and Otis makes the catch. Amazonas, the Senna feel that comes on and there's one out. One out. Here's my kicker. She got a base hit his last time. Up after striking out his first time open the third inning. Yankee's waiting at five to three bottom half of the sixth inning. Kickage is now challenging fifth Peterson. Kickage has three base hits and eleven out back. Here's the pitch. Low for ball one. One ball and no strikes to kickage. Mike, that's right handed even though he throws left. Swing's bounding ball hit out two out second base. Stevenson in quickly up a bit. Straight up first, got him. Two outs to the Yankees. Quickly here on the bottom of the sixth inning after all the excitement. The bottom of the fifth and the top half of the sixth.

Two outs in the house. Park will be the batter. Well, making out on that last play, puts my kickage down at two-fifty. Three for twelve. Still not a bad batting average for a pitcher. So, kickage is out four to three. Two outs in his house, Clark. Last time he was out four to three. Prior to that, he had two base hits. Oz will be batting right handed for the first time against the lefty broke Maya. Had his two base hits batting left handed. The wind up by Bergmai of the pitch. Clark swings and misses strike one. Well, you don't see that too often, but Hart gave it his home run swing. He really gave it a big rip. Oz has hit two home runs. All in one. Let's see if he does it again. Bergmai delivers. Swing and he pops it up. This one will be to the infield.

Third base for Oliver, calling for it in front of our nanders and he makes the catch to reach out to the side. So the Yankees go quietly in the sixth inning. No runs, no hits, no errors, and nobody laughs. But at the end of sixth, the Yankees five. And the Kansas City Royals three. Right now, we'll have a look at the scoreboard and find out what's happening elsewhere. We've had a lot of rain on the scoreboard tonight. Minnesota Boston game was rained out. They tried to start a zephygum, see it, but it was rained out. Chicago at Washington at the end of eight. Washington leads it five to three. Tommy John started for the white stock. Tommy still came on on the eighth inning. Joe Coleman for Washington and Dell knows who's going on in the ninth. The chance is all the white stocks are doing something. They've been up for a while on the top of the ninth. Washington leading their five to three. White stocks to be in here at the stadium Friday night. Cleveland and Milwaukee, they played two and a half and somebody's good in every half inning. It's five to four. Cleveland at the end of two and a half hand.

Going all the way to Cleveland. Crow started from Milwaukee locker in the second pattern in the third. Dutson's hit two home runs. One was two on man as he hitting. He's been out with a bad hand, but ever since the converted catch was moved the left field just prior to the Yankee series. He has been hitting. He now has nine home runs, Dutson. Tommy Hopper hit one. Number eight for the Milwaukee Brewers. It's right in California later. Baltimore at Oakland later. It's National League the most in Atlanta. Looking for excitement? Chamba Casino is here. Play any time, play anywhere. Play on the train, play at the store, play at home, play with your board. Play today for your chance to win and get daily bonuses when you log in. So why are you waiting for it, don't delay? Chamba Casino is free to play. Experience social gameplay like never before. Go to Chamba Casino right now to play hundreds of games, including online slots. Bingo, slingo, and more. Live the Chamba Life at ChambaCasino.com. No purchase necessary VGW group void for prohibited by law, 21 plus terms and conditions apply.

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Brained out. San Diego at Pittsburgh. Brained out. Philadelphia and Cincinnati at the end of five. It's four to three. The Philly is leading the red. It's running against Nolan. Taylor is at number five and Doyle number one. At the end of six, it's Houston. Five. Montreal nothing. Moore against Billingham. The cup won an eleven over the dodges. Six to five this afternoon. San Francisco five. St. Louis two after three tonight. We're ready for the top half of the seventh inning. The Yankees leading at five to three. Coming on to the play by play. Frank message. Okay, Bob. Thank you very much. And it is Rick Severson who leads it off. Against Mike Keckich. First pitch to him is outside ball one. This will be the farthest Keckich has gone this year. Sixth inning. There's most on the mound in any one step. He's now pitching here on the top of the seventh. Severson right hand batter. Keckich turns it low. San it's in there for a strike. Severson is one for two in the ball game. He did not play last night.

Keckich looks in. Takes the sign. Yankees out in front. Five to three. Bombershop ten hits in the ball game. The pitch. Severson looks at high. Two balls in one strike. Yook Simms with two home runs tonight. They're just in the fourth inning. Iso I presume he had him his first two times up. He also had two home runs in last night's ball game for Cleveland. Possibility of four for four. Fitch is inside. Ball three. I do not know at which turn it's bad. He get his home runs last night. But he didn't have two. And that game and he has two tonight. With that game being just in the fourth. I would presume he'll even with five runs across. He did have him his first two times up. I always think so. I know he hit one in the first inning. All right, 3-1 pitch to Severson. It is ball four gets through Munson to the backstop. But it bounds back. Munson retrieves it and Severson will get no further than first base.

That is the first walk given up by Keckich. And the first walk in the series given up by Yankees. And that base on ball sends Ralph out to the mound. We said this is as far as Keckich has got in any game this year. So he may be tiring a bit. Half wants to go out and be sure. And of course we don't know what conversation might have transpired between Keckich and Halc and the dugout. And Halc is going to make a pitching change right here. I was surprised to see Keckich run so hard down the first base on that ground ball. The two reasons. One, it's been a long game. And with the Raindale and also he had pulled a hamstring muscle running hard down the first base early in the year. Not that that took so much out of him, but he has not had an easy ball game. Even though he's only walked one man, that was his first walk in the night. Can you see who's coming on? Jack Ager.

So Keckich goes six settings plus one batter. He has given up three run seven hits. This is the only walk. And Keckich registered five strikeouts in the six settings he pitched. And Jack Ager will come on to take over. Ager has been a busy man as of the top three Yankee relief pitchers this year. This will be Ager's 18th game. Steve Hamilton has been in 16. Lyndon McDaniel has been in 20. And there's the hand for Keckich as he comes off the mound. Ager has the record of two wins, one loss, nine saves. In 31 innings, he has pitched to an earned run average of 2.06. Ager last pitched in the series at Minnesota on the 30th.

He'll come on with the potential dying run at the plate. Ager pitched in that 10 to 6 Yankee loss. He went one and two thirds innings. He have a one run five hits. Did not walk anybody and did not strike out anybody. We have a final score from Washington. Senators have edged the Chicago White Sox five to four. Joe Coleman gets the win. He is four and three. And Tommy John the loser he is four and eight. And filled out in Oakland, the Baltimore Orioles are going to send the left hander Mike Quayar against rolling fingers of the Oakland A's. The Quayar pitched quite a ball game his last time out. Somebody's got to stop those birds. Right now Ager is ready to work to LA Rodriguez.

The pitcher Bergmeyer is on deck. Rodriguez is one for two in this ball game and three for six in the series. At first base, Rich Severson, the set on the pitch. Lo and outside knocked down by Munson. One ball and no strikes. Bergmeyer is on deck. He's been up only one time and does not have a base hit. One old pitch on the inside corner is strike one and one. We'll see whether or not Bergmeyer bats and may very well depend on what Rodriguez does in this turn. Ager to the belt. Turns at loose.

He's outside at low ball two two and one. Yankees late five three here in the top half of the seventh inning. Rich Severson down at first base. Gator is not holding the runner on. He is playing in half way protecting the line against the possible base hit. The set the pitch. Breaking pitch is swung on and missed strike two and the count is even two balls two strikes to LA Rodriguez. Rodriguez stepped away. Looked back at the plate on fire. George Maloney and asked if it was a good pitch and he was assured that it was. It would have been a strike that he not taken the cut. Two two pitch for maker. Bowls back toward the on deck circle. God holds two balls two strikes. Yankees tonight trying to make it two and a roll over the Kansas City Royals and move five games above the five hundred mark.

Baker takes his time. Shucks with Munson on the side. To the belt and pitches and it's on the ground. A short start G Michael. He flips the clock out at second back to first base double play. A double play six four three and the Yankees come up with another big defensive play in this ballgame. On New York Yankee baseball we pause for station identification. The Yankees at home and away on W.G.Y. It's connected. The pitcher Bergmaier will back for himself. He's a left hand hitter. You know they used him as a pinch hitter a couple of times. Frank I remember last year yet. He swings and misses strike one. I recall seeing him last year. He was a mighty fine looking athlete.

He pitched an excellent ballgame against the Yankees in relief and swung the bat pretty well. No balls in a strike time. They plan to pull on the infield. He swings and misses big curveball for strike two. Baker bends down to pick up the sign. Arms high. Here it comes. Swinging in a miss strike three. John free pitches Bergmaier strikes out and Baker puts out the fire in the seventh. No runs, no hits, no errors, nobody left. And out the end of the top half of the seventh inning the score. The New York Yankees five and the Kansas City Royals three. Take me out of the ballgame has been the popular chant of millions of Americans for generations. But few have enjoyed it close up of the baseball scene as Mark Michael describes it in the June issue of Jack and Jill magazine. Mark is the seven year old son of New York Yankee shirts out Gene Michael, one of the best infielders in baseball today.

Boys and girls will read it the excitement of watching a game at Yankee Stadium and the glamour and the life of a professional baseball player. Children will share the thrill of going through the hall of fame of sitting in the dugout or swinging one of the professional bats. My father is a New York Yankee is not just another sports story. It's a moving commentary of a warm relationship between a boy and his dad and a happy way of life in one American household. Well, the final game of this three game series tomorrow night here at the stadium at eight o'clock. It'll be Stan Bonson for the Yankees and Jim Rooker, the left-hander for Kansas City. And Rooker, if you heard Frank mention last night, has driven in five runs in one game, something I didn't know.

So we'll look at him not only pitching but up at the plate. I don't know what he started as an outfield, but I know he's been used as a pinch hitter. He was on deck to bat last night. I believe when the last hour was registered in the ballgame. Here is Jerry Kenny, it's the late off the bottom half of the seven. The wide open the pitch to Kenny, blown outside a fastball from Bergmire Ball 1. Kenny is one for three tonight after going two for two last nights. So he has three hits in five trips in this series. Also walked in a sacrifice flight of driving a run. He hits this one on one hop right back to the mound. Bergmire has it flips it over to first base and there's one away. So Bergmire, since coming on following Danny Cater's long run in the fifth inning, has now retired six men in the world. The batter is Bobby Mercer, two for three tonight. A single and he scored a run in the third inning. He tripled with one out and scored a run in the fifth.

Mercer's triple hit the top of the auxiliary scoreboard in right center. He hits this one, a turn to center field chasing after notice. And he makes the catch on the run to retire Mercer. Amos Otis had to give that one a long run going back into his right. Two down and Roy White steps in. Roy is two for three tonight. Single in the third, double to drive Mercer home in the fifth and White scored on Danny Cater's long home run to the field. Fast ball is inside of an E is ball one. The wind up by Bergmire in the pitch gets the plate for strike. What a win.

Yankees leading five three, bottom half of the seventh inning, two outs none on. Bergmire's pitch is inside again. Two balls at one strike. This game had a 20 minute rain delay and through first half of the game it rained off and on. Steadily here at the stadium. Two on pitch. Ball back on the screen to our right. Two balls and two strikes. White batting right handed for the first time tonight. And the pitch to him. He takes it for strike three ball breaking pitch. Over about shoulder high and White is god lucky. Three up three down. Nothing across for the Yankees and at the end of seven the score is New York five. And Kansas City three. Here it is. One more big reason why it's a pleasure to shop Grand Union.

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The offensive change for the Yankees. Ron Woods is come on to play right field replacing Kurt Bluffery. And we go to the eighth inning the top of the order comes on for the Kansas City Royals. That means Pat Kelly, Jack Hernandez and Amos Otis. Jack Ager trying to register his tenth save of the year and preserve this big draper mic package. Yankees out in front five free Yankees five runs ten hits the Royals three runs on seven. It has been an airless ball game through the first seven innings. Kelly has grounded out all three times up. Once to cater, once to the pitcher's package and once to clock it's second. Left and butter, Ager whines, kicks and deals. Kelly takes a long way, ball one.

Ager bends down, picks up the sign from Munson, delivers the 1-0 pitch. Swung on, ground ball hit to cater at first base. He's up with it, makes the play unassisted. And for the fourth time in a row, Kelly grounds up. The butter now will be Jack Hernandez the shortstop. Hernandez has struck out, grounded out to Michael at short and fly to Mercer and center. Yankees late at five three, the three Kansas City runs have been driven in by Otis on a homer. Keo and Rodriguez with singles. Breaking pitches over strike call, nothing in one to the right hand hitting, Jack Hernandez. Hernandez has stepped away from the plate, now moves back in. Kenny plays him in very tight at third base to protect against the bun. The pitch comes.

He bluffs the bun, takes it outside one and one. So Jerry Kenny thinking right along with the right hand hitting Hernandez. Gene Michael fairly well over in the hole. Outfield shadow in center and right, white and left field straight away. And the 1-1 pitch to him. Hernandez looks it over and it's wide, ball two, two balls one strike. Yankees lead five three, he got a noisy crowd here tonight, Bill. Yeah, he got a night like this where it's raining all over the area. You know the fans that turn out are hearty fans and true baseball fans. I do want that swing in a mess on the fast ball straight to him. A lot of folks come out in groups, a lot of people come alone, but those who come alone are not alone once they get into the ballpark. They find many kindred souls, two two pitch to Hernandez.

He bumps it off the third base side of the mound, Aker cannot field it and he is on. Jack Aker came off, slipped into the wet grass, and Aker will be charged with an error. And you can't say that Hernandez surprised everybody with that bump because Aker came off the mound in a flash, but slipped on the wet grass and then couldn't handle it. That is the first error of the ball game, so the royals have a man at first one away and they bring up Amos Otis. Otis pulled a hold run into the seats and left field, his sixth of the year in the first inning. Since then he has bounced back to the pitcher and grounded out to Michael at short. Michael again pulls way over in the hole against him, white plays a deep left field over toward the corner, merciless straight away in center. The pitch inside almost hit him. Out of right field, Ron Woods has shaded over toward the Yankee-Bullpen area,

and Woods and White is fairly deep. Here are holes against the base runner Hernandez at first. Kenny is backed off protecting the line at third. Aker very short stretch, delivers and it is over but low, two balls and no strikes, to Amos Otis. Otis won a few players in the American League this year to come up with as many as five hits in a ball game. Do nothing fish. Wine foul off the left side. To my knowledge, five players in the American League have had as many as five hits in a ball game. Otis being one of them. Yankee's hardest block. Did it? Hal Kaelin of the Tigers,

Rod Drewman, the son of Cleveland last when the bill was appricioed. The White Sox shortstop, and that 22 to 13 ball game left Sunday in Boston. I think there were two White Sox players at five hits in that game. Right? Bet you've taken for a strike two and two. I think Louie had five for five, and I'm trying to think of the other one who had five for seven. Could it have been a... Walt? Walt? No, Nick Williams. That's right. That's right behind us. That's the boy. That's what I did. That's right. Walter Williams didn't have five hits in that game. That's the kind of fans to have bar right on the ball. That's right. Two balls and two strikes. Two aimers out of this. Here's the pitch. He powls it off to the on deck circle and it is flagged down by Bob Oliver. You know, that's a funny feeling. You're talking about something. You're trying to find out something. You hear some voice in the back. You look up and say, who's calling? Very interesting. You should like Lou Penelli.

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Walt Williams in Sunday's game went five for seven. He and Abri show the in here for the White Sucks series as we get. Two outs a man on Yankees lead five three, pitch to Oliver breaking pitch is swung on and fouled at the feet of Thurman Munson strike one. Oliver struck out to end the first inning. Then he singled the center field and scored around it in the fourth, singled the left field in the sixth. Acres sets, kicks and deals, breaking pitches inside, one ball and one strike. One ball and one strike to the right hand hitting Oliver. Lou Penella is on deck.

Acres turns at loose. It is swung on. Fly ball is hit out of the center field. Mercer try to out run it. Reaches up and makes the one hand catch. Way, way out in straightaway center field. Bob E Mercer going back for all he was worth. Not for all stayed up in the air long enough for him to get to what he caught it over his head, going back as hard as he could go. Fine catch by Mercer in center to retire the side. No runs, no hits. A Yankee R and a man left at the end of seven and a half. It's the New York Yankee's five and Kansas City three. Low cost savings bank life insurance presents another chapter of Ashton Alley. Yesterday we learned that Scarlett Hackbart, the southern bell who married domineering Hyrum Hackbart, has been pining for her girl Hades and Bogalucin. We left the Scarlett's innermost feelings boiled to the surface after 27 years. I and my innermost feelings are boiled into the surface. After 27 years.

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Ketter grounded into a forced play in the first inning. And again on the third, both times to the shortstop. Then hit a two-run homer his last time up. Fitch is in there for a call strike one and one. Ketter's homer was the last hit. Off the starter Dick Draco. It was after the homerun that Bergmeyer came in. And Bergmeyer has retired eight men in a row. The pitch to Ketter, swinging out of foul off the shin guards of the catcher Rodriguez. A ball on two strikes. Bergmeyer. Set down eight Yankees in a row. As registered two strikeouts. Yankees lead 5-3. Ron Woods is on deck. The wind up the one to pitch to Ketter. He lines it out to a right-sitter field. And it is caught on a running catch by the right-fielder Kelly. That Kelly closing ground in a hurry.

Well, he's got to be one of the fastest outfielders in the lead. No doubt about it. Well, I tell you that, Danny Ketter. Every time he hits the ball, it's right on the nose. Whether it's a ground ball or a line drive or the homerun. He's exciting to watch. Kelly made a fine catch out. And now Ron Woods steps in, batting for the first time tonight. It's the first pitch back off the right leg of the pitcher. Bergmeyer's after it throws to first base. He's out. Wicked recovery by the pitcher Bergmeyer. Had I shot all these right leg, it bounced well over to our third base. Bergmeyer fielded it in throughout the speedy woods at first base. Well, that's two fine defensive plays as you'll ever want to see in any ballgame. The one by Pat Kelly and this one by Bergmeyer. Because he, as Frank said, was hit hard right off the leg and it bounded away from him. And he was like a cat picking it up on that wet grass and threw him out.

Two down. And now Thurman, Munson steps in. Thurman is open three tonight. Called out on strikes, bowed to the first baseman and bounced back to the pitcher. Bergmeyer delivers, Munson takes high, ball one. One and all the count to Thurman, Munson. Bergmeyer fires, Munson takes high and outside ball two. Gene Michael on deck. The Yankees lead five three here in the bottom half of the eighth inning. Looking to the top of the ninth. Vanilla, Keo and Severson will be due up in that order for Kansas City. Munson swings and follows one back for a strike two and one.

Bergmeyer looking down to Elly Rodriguez for the sign. Left to add a pump sigh. Here's the pitch, fastball, fouled back on the netting. And it's two balls and two strikes to Thurman, Munson. The Orioles and the Athletics have completed one inning in Oakland and they are squalas. And Oakland has gone out in front now, one to nothing in the second. As Frank Fernandez has just hit a home run, we're told. And it's confirmed. Two two pitch to Munson. He reaches out for a change of curve and fouls it back just into the mezzanine off to a right. Those Fernandez second home run of the year. Now check that his fourth home run of the year. Thank you, Barton.

Two balls and two strikes to Munson. The pitch, fastballed in in the air out into left field. Loop and out of waiting for it makes a one hand catch. And the side is retired. Three up three down, nothing across. And out the end of eight fullenings to play, the score. The New York Yankees five and the Kansas City Royals three. The Arco Circle. It's on the north slope of Alaska. 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle. Finding oil there is hard. Getting it out of the ground is almost impossible. The men of Atlantic Ridgefield do the impossible. They work 12 hours a day in 45 degree below zero temperatures. They go through $10 worth of gloves a week and a $30 pair of boots a month. They work in the dock most of the year and they work on. Why do they come here to drill for oil? Well, the pays good, the foods good.

And besides, nobody ever did it before. Atlantic Ridgefield went all the way to Alaska to provide your local Atlantic dealer with the finest arco petroleum products for your car. We're going out of the ninth inning. Lou Penella, Joe Keo and Rich Seaborson view up for the Kansas City Royals. Penella has two per three tonight. He went two per four last night. Buying catch by Kurt Bluppery took another base in and possibly a home run away from him in the sixth inning. Penella hit the ball deep to the right field corner and Bluppery on the run. Near the seats made a one hand catch over his head.

Yankees leading five to three. Series winds up tomorrow night at eight o'clock. Bonson for the Yankees and Jim Rucker, a left-hander, will pitch for Kansas City. Jack Aker winds his pitch, swinging in a mess by Penella's strike one. Penella went fishing for a breaking ball. Turned his back on the plate, walked away and now steps back in. Scuffling the dirt around with his right foot. Rain's still coming down. While this game will be finished, I feel sure. The wind up in here is the pitch, swinging in a mess by two. Aker's fastball has a sinking tendency and he had Penella swinging over the top of it. Now the on two pitch. Breaking pitch, low and outside. One ball and two strikes.

At the end of two, Oakland won ball to one nothing. The Fernandez home run, the only scoring. One two pitch to Penella. Fowled it back off the barrel end of the bat, just a tip end. That holds one ball two strikes. Yankees lead it five to three. Swing in a mess by Penella's strike three. Oh, Jack Aker. Fix up his second strikeouts and coming out in relief of Schotter Mike Keckich in the seventh inning. Now the left-hand inning, Joe Keel. Robbed of a base hit by Gene Michael in the second. He singled in the fourth and grounded into a forced play in the sixth.

He butts in, Mr. Strikewater. Michael has made two sparkling plays on Keel. He threw him out in the second inning. And in the sixth, Michael took his ground ball and turned it into a forced play at second, as he embarked him up with the bandy. One strike pitch. He bounces it. Fowled off the first baseline. No balls to strikes. Yankees leading five three top half of the ninth inning. Aker came on in relief following a walk to Severson in the seventh. Fitch has cut on, bounced foul again, flagged down this time by Danny Connevali, the first base coach. Cut holes on two on Keel. Rich Severson is on deck.

Aker looking down the lane to Munson. Arms high. He turns it loose. Fast ball has lined out into left field. It's going to be in for the base hit. Roy White comes up with a ball and Keel is on with an opposite field single. That makes Keel two for four and again. Blake Severson may have been called back. And they will use Ed Kirk Patrick as a pinch at her for Rich Severson. Ed Kirk Patrick. Let's see what Kirk Patrick is doing for the year. Shows a batting average of 227. But he is hit seven home runs and has 20 runs but it ends. He got off to a quick start, Frank. He had those very early in the season. It's funny how certain players get hot early in the year and carry a club and other players come along. But he's always dangerous with a short right field for it here left him better.

Kirk Patrick started in right field playing the entire ball game last night. He went over four, struck out twice, fly at the right and grounded into a course play. Left hand hit it. Kirk Patrick has a pinch at her. Kirk Patrick has a pinch at her this year is old for seven. Fitch time, line drive, caught by Clark. Go play it first. Well, he got around on that one and Clark had him played just right. Well, over to the right side of the diamond reached out and spirited. On New York Yankee Baseball, we pause for station identification. The Yankees at home and away on W-G-Y's connectivity.

Two down and now only Rodriguez the catcher. He'll at first. The set by Eker and here's the pitch to Rodriguez. Breaking pitch drops in for a strike. That ball hit by Kirk Patrick was really what a soul hard. Then after Clark made the catch, there was no chance to double-key off. He had no chance to take more than a step and a half. Oh, one pitch. Inside gets away from Munson. That will move Keo down a second. So Keo is at second. We'll get the official scores rolling. It's charged as a past ball to Thurman Munson. This is the fourth past ball charged to Munson this year.

One ball and one strike to Wattay Rodriguez. Eker checks Keo and delivers. Carvus had on the ground as short. Michael has it. The draw to first base. The ball game is over. The Yankees won it. Five to three. Rodriguez grounds up. Michael to Keer. In the ninth inning for the Royals. No runs. One hit. No errors. One man is left on base. I'll be back with the totals and the recap and just a moment. The final score again. The New York Yankees five and Kansas City three. We are having a Brazilian tautnines in celebration of the Brazilian taut sale of your Atlantic service stations in board of Brazilian battles in an elegant jack card with for only $1.29. All in the beast town for only $2.99 and get this amigo.

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While the Kansas City Royals, three runs, eight hits and no outs. The winning picture is Mike Pedic. His record is two and one. The loser, Dick Drego three and four. While the Yankees five runs, ten hits and one out. Kansas City three runs, eight hits and no outs. Mike Pedic gets the win. He is two and one. Dick Drego, the loser, three and four. And Jagger gets the save. He is ten of the year. A quick look at the scoring innings. The Royals broke on top. Well, the run in the first inning with two outs. Amosult is homer to the seats and left field. His sixth home run of the year. And the Royals led one nothing. The Yankees took the lead with two runs on three hits in the third. After kickage, the pitcher struck out. Park single. Kenny bounced out to the pitcher. Then Mercer's single. The drive in a run. And Roy White's single to get Mercer Hall.

Mercer had taken second base. As the throw came from right field on Park. But they didn't get him at the plate. Mercer went to second and scored on White's single. The Yankees led two to one. The Royals got the lead back in the fourth with one out. And Mercer tripled off the top of the Exitory scoreboard in right center. Roy White drove him home with a double to center field. The tie the ball game up. And a moment later, Danny Kater unloaded. He has four goals. The Yankees came back to win the ball game in the fifth. With one out, Mercer tripled off the top of the Exitory scoreboard in right center. Roy White drove him home with a double to center field. The tie the ball game up. And a moment later, Danny Kater unloaded. He has four home run of the season. About five rows deep into the seats and left field to win it for the Yankees. So that's the story on the ball game. A home run by Danny Kater was one of the key blows at the plate. Of course, don't take away the triple from Mercer. The white double and the white single earlier. The run's bettered in by Mercer.

One. Roy White had a pair of RBI's and Kater not in the other two with the home run. And some fine defensive. In the ball game, two more sparkly players had shunned up by Gene Michael. And a fine catch by BLEPRI on the ball hit by vanilla out into right field. Series winds up tomorrow night at eight o'clock. Stan Bonson goes for the Yankees. And the left hander Tom Rucker will be on the mound for the Kansas City Royals. Once again, the finals go tonight. The New York Yankees five in the Kansas City Royals three. And now this is Frank Nusser speaking for Phil Ruzino. For Bob Gimler. For our producer Bob Stenner, our statistician Bill Kane and our technician Sandy Alper, saying so long from Yankees Stadium in New York. Here's the truth. You could literally be adored by everyone and then come home and still get completely ignored by your own cat. It's classic cat behavior. But new Shiba premium puree is a lickable treat that changes all that. Their protein rich made with bone broth and have the smooth creamy texture cats go crazy

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