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I would have millions of dollars and make millions of dollars. But I cannot sleep at night trying to sell someone something that their body already does naturally. We're living in a crazy world now. I think it's a lot of people fear a lack of control. And as a result of this, this is the way of them trying to make sense of the world and try to take control over their own bodies. So by actively doing something, I'm going to detoxify things. Therefore, I'm going to feel better. I think is absolutely one of the reasons that detoxifying has become so popular. Listen to the full episode of Health Versus Hive with the American Medical Association on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Everybody wants a shot. A chance to show the world what they got.

This is Matt Rogers from Lost Culture East. This is Matt Rogers and Boan Yang. This is Boan Yang from Lost Culture East. This is Matt Rogers and Boan Yang. Okay, we've been talking about Cupid male for a minute now, Bo. And wow, the feedback we're getting. I mean, so many of you all love this stuff. You're stopping us in the street going, I love Cupid. And if you're thinking, wait, what is Cupid? Do you not have the internet? It's the OG Japanese mayonnaise. The one with the red cap and the little baby on the bottle. Once you know what, you start seeing it everywhere. People ask what makes it different from basic mayo? Will the answer? Egg yolks. Cupid is made with egg yolks only, giving it this incredibly rich umami flavor that elevates everything. Burgers, fries, sandwiches, chicken, noodles. Chefs use it, restaurants use it. People who really love food and flavor use it. Whatever you're eating, Cupid it. So if you haven't tried Cupid yet, find the bottle with the red cap and see what everyone's talking about. You'll understand.

Cupid, the original Japanese mayonnaise. At 7, Halemet, Caffin, pushing sand as Hal pushes back to musical sands of time. And at 8, Eugene Root and take 4, 4 hours of gas. A back at Dodger Stadium, a very pleasant good afternoon to everybody. Don Drysdale, Dick Enberg, and Dick Nelson. Today's game the third and rubber game between the California Angels and the Los Angeles Dodgers. It'll be right-handed Nolan Ryan, who continues to warm up down in the angel bullpen. Ryan this spring making his sixth appearance has a record of two wins, three losses. He's pitch 20 innings given up 17 hits, 14 runs, 11 earned runs. He's walked 27, struck out 18, and has an earned run average of 4.95. But the Los Angeles Dodgers, they'll stand left-handed, Tommy John, who has now finished his warm up tosses and is in the Dodger dugout. John this spring is making his third appearance, his record all in one this spring, the Dodgers now take the field.

He's pitch 6 innings given up 10 hits, four runs, four earned runs, creep based on balls, two track outs, and an earned run average of even 6. We'll have the starting lineups in just a moment. Before that, we'd like to remind you that aerial fireworks, along with Nolan Ryan pitching, pre-game music by the Cavaliers Youth Band, and the release of 1000 balloons. They all add up the American League opener at Anaheim Stadium on Friday night April 6. It's the New Angels against the Kansas City Royals, and you'll want to be a part of all the fun. So make your plans now for opening night at the Big A, Friday April 6. Digits on sale at the Anaheim Stadium Botts office, which is open daily from 9 to 5.30. Also in mutual and liberty agencies, and at United California Banks in Orange Riverside and San Bernardino County. Now our national anthem.

The first of all the starting lineup for the visiting California Angels, leading off and playing third base will be Bill Drobarkowitz, batting second, and a short stop will be Bobby Valentine. Playing center field and hitting third will be beta-pinson, hitting fourth are pre-game guest today, and planning left field will be Doug Howard, batting fifth and at first base, Jim Spencer. Playing right field and hitting sixth will be Lee Stanton. Send the LMR will hit seventh, and he'll play second base, batting eighth and doing the catching this afternoon, John Stevenson, and the starting pitcher for the California Angels, right-hander, and opening day pitcher Nolan Ryan. For the Los Angeles Dodgers, leading off and playing second base will be Dave Loats,

batting second, and in left field, Van Joshua. Playing first base and hitting third will be Billy Buckner, batting fourth and in center field, the captain, Willie Davis. Playing right field at a big night last night with a home run at double in a single, hitting fifth, Willie Crawford. batting sixth and the first hand that we've seen this man, Ken McMullen, playing third base, batting seventh, and during the catching will be Steve Yeager. Playing shortstop and hitting eighth, Bill Russell, and the starting pitcher today for the Los Angeles Dodgers, left-hander Tommy John, as Billy Gavarco with gets ready to stand in. Here's Dickenburg. Thank you, and I'm going to have to interrupt everybody. Beautiful sunny day, but the win is going to make it most interesting on all fly balls. The first pitch of the game is a curve ball low. The left-hander John from Teraho, Indiana, last year with the Dodgers 1-11, lost only by. Working quickly, kicks and here it comes. Low, two and a half, Steve Yeager behind the plate, the infield for the Dodgers, McMullen Russell, Loaps and Buckner, with Josh one left, Davis in center,

Willie Crawford in right field. The hills were there. Flowers beyond the center field fence, providing a beautiful backdrop to this lovely setting. The pitch checks when it's low, 3-0. Purple flowers on the hillside, immediately behind the fly, in center field, and then often the distance, the rugged peaks and the snow-capped mountains. The pitch, low ball four, and on four pitches, the barclays opens the game with a lock. And just as though we had many Dodgers fans down at Eddheim, stadium for the game, Friday night, inside Eddheim. So do we have some angel fans here today? Bobby Valentine, batting 2.58 steps in, Bobby playing shortstop this afternoon. The wind at the moment, always blowing 20-25 miles an hour, toward the right field corner. It will be very tough for the right-handed hitters to hit the ball with any distance at all the left. In fact, Joshua now moving in even closer, he's playing a pretty shallow left field for a right-handed hitter and a big swirl of dust is raised up behind home plate.

A strike as an ease and Valentine, the whole day he could have hit that one, that big dust storm moving through the home plate where he had just as John delivered the ball. Cyclonic winds in this horseshoe stadium. Dick is very talking in the press room earlier before the game. Why this is the windiest day I have ever seen at Dodgers stadium. Never before have ever seen wind like this. And again, Valentine forced the back out of the batter's box as another swirling wind raises dust up around home plate. It was a circus during batting practice. The ball hit in the air and they'd start one field and end in another. John goes to first base for Barquets back easily. Johnny Rosebro touching it first and slowly bark it down a third. The end-fielder's especially will have to be alert on balls and normally would be routine flies to the outfield. There goes Barquets, the curveball inside, Yager's throw, not in time. Barquets feel second day.

Grabby with a good jump. The pitch was the curveball inside. The kind of ball and a strike to Bobby Valentine. Grab Barquets with his second stolen base to the spring. So the angels in the first inning were the chance to get in front. John, blanky left hand, he looks back at second. Here's the pitch. Valentine looks at a ball O, two and one. John is working only two games this spring, official game. It's six-tening to loud, four runs and ten hits. So based upon that spring performance, John does not appear to be that ready to start the season. He's 6.885 pounds. Grabby with a good lead at second base. The two on delivery. Low three balls in a strike. John, a low ball pitcher, his ball sinks well. He is much like Clyde Wright however, he won't overpower you with his stuff. He has to hit the corner, his pick is fuzz.

Last year, a fine ERA, 2.89. Grab Barquets away from second base. Bobby Valentine, a first inning going out. Three balls in a strike. John hands his sign. The pitch. Line foul into the lower deck down the right deal line. Final score, Boston defeated Detroit today, 6-5. Marty Patton getting the win over Joe Negro. The Dodgers got Arizona for games. Monday Tuesday in Wednesday, the angels back to Palm Springs tonight. The pitch, swung on line drives sliced down the right deal line, but it's foul as it lands in the warning track and bounds up into the empty seats. The crowd tough to read. The blacers in left field almost completely packed. And most of the general admission seats in the fourth deck high above home play-dark. Well, we would say a crowd 15-20,000. Three balls, two strikes.

The pitch by John. Valentine takes it in the dirt, ball four. That is not a good sign when a control pitcher walks the first two men that he faces in a ballgame. Centerfielder Veda Pinson up. Veda with 80 hits in 42. Do we all need to be detoxing ourselves? Before I go asking, how can I detox? I have to look inward. Okay, what am I doing? Can I identify at least three ways that my body detoxes and ways to support that? I promise if my message was more dramatic like that, I would have millions of dollars and make millions of dollars. But I cannot sleep at night trying to sell someone something that their body already does naturally. If we're living in a crazy world now, I think it's a lot of people fear a lack of control. And as a result of this, this is the way of them trying to make sense of the world and try to take control over their own bodies. So by actively doing something, I'm going to detoxify things. Therefore, I'm going to feel better. I think is absolutely one of the reasons that detoxifying has become so popular.

Listen to the full episode of Health vs. Hype with the American Medical Association on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast. Everybody wants a shot. A chance to show the world what they got. It can be during World of Readers's New Year's Day, where it can be released and gerneed for YANCH This is Matt Rodgers from losculturistas with Matt Rodgers and Bowen Yang. This is Bowen Yang from Losculturistas, Matt Rodgers and Bowen Yang. and Boeing Yang. Okay, we've been talking about Cupid male for a minute now, Bo. And wow, the feedback we're getting. I mean, so many of y'all love this stuff. You're stopping us in the street going, I love Cupid.

And if you're thinking, wait, what is Cupid? Uh, do you not have the internet? It's the OG Japanese mayonnaise. The one with the red cap and the little baby on the bottle. Once you know what, you start seeing it everywhere. People ask what makes it different from basic mayo? Well, the answer? Egg yolks. Cupid is made with egg yolks only, giving it this incredibly rich umami flavor that elevates everything. Burgers, fries, sandwiches, chicken, noodles, chefs use it, restaurants use it, people who really love food and flavor use it. Whatever you're eating, Cupid. So if you haven't tried Cupid yet, find the bottle with the red cap and see what everyone's talking about. You'll understand Cupid, the original Japanese mayonnaise. That's the spring. At two times a day, the Cleveland Indians shut out San Diego to do nothing. Steve Dunning getting the win over Clay Kirby. The Indian six hits, the Padre seven, but Cleveland wins it to do nothing. That's a good news for Cleveland fans, that Dunning pitches a strong game.

Infield looking for two, the pitch, butted up the third baseline foul and Yeager near the fungos circle on the third baseline, picks up the ball. For a backwards back to second base and Valentine de Purse. Tomorrow in Palm Springs, the Angels will experiment with the yellow baseballs as they meet the world champion Oakland A's. It'll be Clyde Wright on the mound for the Californians of broadcast time, 1240 Pacific Standard Time. Time called Yeager goes halfway to the mound to talk to Tommy John. If you're a stranger, feeling Don Dry's tail to be sitting in this spot rather than not in that center circle and in Dodger Stadium. Well, it really does, I guess, the first time that I've had a chance to broadcast from Dodger Stadium, although I have been up in the press area many times before, but I have to say that this is kind of an eerie feeling you might say. You know, any memories come to mind and share them with us. One strike to count on Tinson, runner's the first and second. And a little pit call, a little bit of an in this case, where Russell, the shortstop, ducks

behind Grabakowitz and then breaks for a third and then they hope that the runner will take the bait and follow him and then a second basement loves breaking to the bag sharply, but Grabakowitz was alert. No play. One strike pitch, down low with a curveball, one and one and Tinson again was going to bun. The Angels trying to get a run on the board here in the first inning. After walks to Grabakowitz and Valentine, no, no, Doug Howard on deck. Here's the pitch, Penson squares and takes it low to throw by Yagan to second base and back head first, go to Grabakowitz ahead of the tag by Russell. Dodger Stadium right now, just like the big A down at Enahein, they brought in their fences here and it's quite noticeable being up here. It looks a little bit smaller. 395 now to centerfield, 385 in the L.A. 370 behind the Wrangler fielder. The pitch funded. And toward third, John has to play a third and he gets Grabakowitz. So, the sacrifice they held as John makes the play easily.

Tinson did not hit the ball toward third base. He funded it sharply, but John had to move only a couple of steps off the hill to glove it and go on to third to McMullen for the fourth. Grabakowitz erased 1-5. Valentine to second base. Penson at first, one out and here's not field or Doug Howard. Adding 270. 10 hits, 37 at that. Doug, worrying number 4 in his back. Infield, set for two. John at the belt to pitch. Curbal, Ben's at the E. strike call. John, 29 years old. Oh and one on the spring. The runner goes, the pitch is inside to throw by Yagher's to second base and they got 10-5. Come up and that Penson gets in there. So, on the double field, Valentine was running, but Tinson didn't take it up quickly at all.

Valentine had third base stolen so easily that Yagher didn't throw there, but he saw that Penson was very late breaking from first, so Yagher throw into second base and lobes covering. The ball bonded to him. Somebody was about 0-8, 19-feet in back of the bag and Penson was able to streak in on the blind side. Lobes didn't know he was coming. So, a double steel works. Howard is jammed and follows it on the ground pass for Dodger Doug out. You've got to say right there that was a very heads up play by the young catcher with a Dodger Steve Yagher. He saw that he had no chance for Valentine, but he did pick up Penson very quickly and had lobes maybe been a little bit more awake on the play. Why they would have had Penson trap between first and second. A ball and two strikes out of Howard. The pitch, Kerbal swung on a niff in one of the few times, all spring Howard strikes out and at the spot where you want him to make contact with a runner at third and only one out. That's only the third time in some 50 advances Howard is struck out. The runner sits second and third and Jim Spencer is the batter.

John of course knows the angels well. While with the whites, actually 1-13 and lost 13 against the angels, but a ZRA was under two again. Kerbal looped foul out of play, back into the lower deck down the left heel line. So two walks and three stolen bases by the angels here in the first inning. But nothing to show for yet. Two outs, Valentine down the line from third, Penson away from second from the lineup. John's pitch Kerbal tapped up the first baseline. It is a foul ball. Foul ball just missed hitting the cone of the bag. Loved by Buckner and he had to use the out. Had it been ruled fair by first base umpire Don Deccanser. Go back to the play come Jim Spencer. Doug Rao getting in some work in the Dodger bullpen out in the left heel corner. Two strikes on Spencer. Tom John trying to work out of this first inning. The on field playing Spencer. That's straight away. David's a couple of steps into right center but John was hugging the line and left.

The pitch Kerbal outside. One and two. John getting a lot of break on that curve sometimes when the wind is blowing in as strong as it is. It will flatten out the curve. John getting good action on it. The one two pitch inside with a fastball on the counter run even two two. Lee Stanton on deck. The wind just blowing very breastly. It's kind of shredded the California state flag out in center field. Kerbal low. Three and two. The Spencer with a full count Valentine claps his hands down a third base encouraging Spencer to get a base hit. Kensington ready to roll from second base. Yeager down the flashout to sign. John picks the ball out of his glove lines the three two pitch. Kerbal line drives center field base hit. Valentine's short here comes Kensington. Here comes Davis's throw to the plate. It's cut off. Throw to second base. The throw a buckner falls down as he tries to plant himself and fire to second and

he angels lead to nothing on a line single to center by Jim Spencer. Right here. Spencer with his fifth and fifth star be eyes of the spring. Valentine's going from third. Kensington second base. Davis's throw would not have been in time to get Kensington. So Buckner tried to cut it off. But as he did so and tried to plant himself is a feet slipped out from beneath him. And he went to the back of the back of the ground. Spencer with the throw coming to the plate. Advancing to second. I believe Buckner would have gotten him had he been able to keep his feet. But when he fell to the ground, he had to just eat the ball. The Spencer at second base two outs to nothing angels. John with a count one strike. Stanton looks at way outside one and one. You get the feeling with the wind conditions we're going to have a high scoring ball game today. We haven't had that first high pop up yet. And I'm calling infielders hoping they won't be the first one. There's that change upstairs two and one.

When you talk about wind conditions, you just can't overlook Rickley Field in Chicago. And that wind blows in or when it blows out, it is just unbelievable with that ball that wind can do with a ball. Another place candlestick. Two un-pitched outside three and one. And it has to bother the control of the pitcher too. It's very hard on a pitcher. So of course Tommy John here to this afternoon has not thrown that much this spring. As Jim Brewer, John had surgery on his elbow also. So he's been testing that out too. The three one delivery swung on and missed. The big cut by Stanton. Why the pitcher is half to 11 when you take up big swing today. Because it's on tone hitting a home run or very slim. If it happens, it would happen to right field where you would get a little boost with the wind. But the left field, I don't think King Kong could hit one out today. I'll back by Stanton three and two of the pitch. Here's the case right here with a left handed pitcher and the wind blowing so hard from the left field in towards the first base side. The left handed pitcher right handed hitter just so that change up up there and let them

take their best shot to left field. Because like you say, I don't believe they're going to hit it out of here. Three and two. Spencer in second. The pitch to Stanton. Low ball four and that's the third block given up by John. And that's first inning. First and second out. Go out and hit her. Sadie Alamar. That he right handed against the left handed to an Alamar hitting three forty four this ring as eleven base hits. Spencer with a two run single out of second base. Anthony, it's away from first. The infield back. The outfield. Just medium depth. Do we all need to be detoxing ourselves? Before I go asking, how can I detox? I have to look inward. Okay, what am I doing? I'm not identifying at least three ways that my body detoxes and ways to support that. I promise if my message was more dramatic like that, I would have millions of dollars and make millions of dollars. But I cannot sleep at night trying to sell someone something that their body already does

naturally. If we're living in a crazy world now, I think it's a lot of people fear a lack of control. And as a result of this, this is the way of them trying to make sense of the world and try to take control over their own bodies. So by actively doing something, I'm going to detoxify things. Therefore, I'm going to feel better. I think is absolutely one of the reasons that detoxifying has become so popular. Listen to the full episode of Health vs. Hype with the American Medical Association on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast. Filing, filing, filing, everybody wants a shot. A chance to show the world what they got. Nick Cannon presents Wolland Out Live, the next generation tour, bringing back the All-Star Cashew No One Love and introducing the next generation of rookies, featuring the famous Wolland Out Rose battles, plus your chance to get on stage and be part of the action live across North America.

Get tickets Thursday, September 24th at LiveNation.com. This is Matt Rodgers from Lost Culture East. This is Matt Rodgers and Bowen Yang. This is Bowen Yang from Lost Culture East. This is Matt Rodgers and Bowen Yang. Okay, we've been talking about Cupid male for a minute now, Bowen. Wow, the feedback we're getting. I mean, so many of y'all love this stuff. You're stopping us in the street going, I love Cupid. And if you're thinking, wait, what is Cupid? Do you not have the internet? It's the OG Japanese mayonnaise. The one with the red cap and the little baby on the bottle. Once you know what, you start seeing it everywhere. People ask what makes it different from basic mayo? Will the answer egg yolks? Cupid is made with egg yolks only, giving it this incredibly rich umami flavor that elevates everything. Burgers, fries, sandwiches, chicken, noodles, chefs use it, restaurants use it, people who really love food and flavor use it. Whatever you're eating, Cupid it. So if you haven't tried Cupid yet, find the bottle with the red cap and see what everyone's

talking about. You'll understand Cupid, the original Japanese mayonnaise. For Sandy, here's the pitch. Curr, hit the outside corner, strike called Alamar. Tommy John checks the runners and here's the pitch. Alamar swings and taps it foul. The circle's toward the donger dugout and rolls on into the home with the donches. When you were here at the donger don and we're not, well you have the starting pitch. Did you ever go in the bullpen during the course of an off thing? Oh, I used to go down there and sit and talk with them. We got to keep those guys happy you know. They're your buddies. Outside one and two. Well then when you weren't in the bullpen, did you have a particular spot on the dugout where you sat, was there a place that was kind of you know, acknowledge is your spot or do you move around? Well, I would move around quite a bit sometimes. You'd be sitting up by the, by the, where the bats are towards the home plate side of the

dugout. Foul again by Alamar one and two. And of course other times while Wal-Lawson, we always carried two trainers with the ball club. Wayne Anderson was more or less in charge of all the pitchers working on their arms. And Wal in bad weather in Kendall's sick park in particular, he would never have you go out. He said no need to come out here and sit around in the wind. But we'd go back in the clubhouse and Wayne had the work on our arms. One two pitch outside with a breaking ball two and two. So you go down in the bullpen now and then just make brother next a little bit of those relief pitchers. Oh yeah, especially the night before you fit. What a mixture that they off. Get a good night's sleep. Feel good tomorrow. Two balls, two strikes, two outs, two on the pitch outside with a fast ball and three balls, two strikes, the runners will be going. John Stevenson would be next. It's Tommy John having a rough first inning. Nolan Ryan. This is not good for him either. It's been a long time since he threw his last warm up pitch.

He said, he's had to sit down in that cold dugout. From that or now of almost 30 minutes since he finished warming up. John checks the runners and turns but no throw to second base. Spent her back at second, stand and ready to roll from first base. Alamar waiting. Bull count. Here's the pitch. Swung on a fly ball to right field. That goes the right field across. It's still going back and he makes the catch and the wind took care of that one. Alamar hit it all the way to the warning track and right field. So if that's an indication, the ball will carry very well to right. But not a leg toward left field. So the angels are out in the first inning to get to run to one hit. No errors in two men left. They stole three bases in the first inning and after happening, the angels too, the donkeys are coming to back. You said a lot of things nobody else can say. You know people have been putting that Budweiser label on things for a long time. But not as long as we've been putting things on the Budweiser label.

This label has been listing ingredients since 1876 and the Budweiser people have been saying, read the label for an awful long time. Choices tops. Rice and best quality month. You say you carry not too long. You say you carry not too long. You say you carry not too long. You say you carry not too long. You say you carry not too long. Yep. You say you carry not too long. You say you carry not too long. You say you carry not too long. You say you carry not too long. Right, Andrew Nolan Ryan. The angels starting pitcher won the California Club Open, the 1973 season Friday night and I'm sitting. Ryan gets to go today on this windy Sunday at Dodger Stadium.

They stay with us, Von Joshua and Bill Buckner. We would guess that the program sales will be very good during Dodger Stadium for the first few weeks of the season because there are so many new names. Many of the familiar Dodger stars have left in the course of just one year by trade, by retirement. What have you? Ryan, facing Loaf, sitting 273. The pitch, basketball, high ball, one. I had the feeling that Ryan may rely more on his basketball today. He told us that he was concerned that the curve ball would flatten out in this win. The pitch to the right handed hitter all the way to the stream, to an o. The John walked three men in the first inning and Ryan begins by throwing two pitches far out of the strike zone. Ryan on the spring, this is his sixth game. He's pitch 21 innings, allowed nine runs and 19 hits. He's walked nine. So he's cut down that walk ratio.

He struck out 15. That also is down from last year. The pitch, high and inside, three and o. And Loaf comes bounding out of the batter's box. Three and o. And Ryan hasn't come close to throwing a strike yet. Except his target from John Stevenson, here's the pitch. The high ball four. So just as John walked the lead off and rebuked with some poor pitches. So does Nolan. Loaf, lead off, hitter, baby loafs. Here's John Schoen, having a good spring, hitting three, eighteen. It's knocked in ten runs. Badgers in their home wide uniform, with blue numerals, blue helmets, blue socks, and red numerals on the front of the shirt. Angels in their road, Graze. Ryan rubbing up a new baseball. John Stevenson, changing catchers' mittens. He's walked down toward the angel dugout in the way he's motion. He said, it might be, yeah, that's one of Wani's tips. And then he points us if they say go back on the clubhouse from my other gloves.

So Stevenson back to home play. Ryan has walked a vlog so it's an outstanding runner, good base dealer. Robac was in on the grand to third base. Alamahar and Valentine looking for two up the middle, the pitch. The third of high, that's five on a roll, missed by Nolan Ryan. Bill Buckner, on deck. The pitch. There's a strike fastball, let her high, outside corner, one at one to Von Chasua. Not feel playing him around toward left. The start of first and loaves his back. Ryan with a quick throw, they're hoping to catch slopes of walking away from the bag with his head down. Get those feet crossed. Here comes right to call fastball, let her high. Ryan has been high on all of his pitches, but able to get those last two down across the letters for called strikes. One into the count. Angel's giving Joshua all of the right field corner.

Stanton playing well, well off the line. Throught a first and back his loaves. The Angel's the defending champions in this freeway series, and this is the course rubber match in 1973. Overall, the Angel took one nine times to dodge your six. Ryan with a count of all and two strikes. Joshua takes his time, plants himself in the batter's backs. Ryan the pitch, slung on, looped foul out of play. That went back into the second deck. As Doug out's go down in the national league, was there one that the players did like most? I would have to say it was one of the old cutting back stadiums, because you walked down into the dugout, but the roof was not very high. And you had to always duck to get down in there. The pitch, curveball, tapped a third. Grapacqua tapped it on one hop to throw the first and plenty of time.

And that's the first out. Rings up first, basement bill, black near a loaves, advancing to second place, based on the play. Buckner hitting 235. For a county-macked stadium, you had to get the sore back just to get into the hole. Well, you had to really bend over as you walked down the two stairs going into the dugout. Number one, it was some men, and sometimes your spikes would slip. But then you'd sit there and get excited, something that happened, you'd go to jump up, and there was many guys that cracked their head on that dugout. And I suppose this is about as big, and as comfortable as any in the national league, or at least when it was built, that was the case. Buckner swears around, the pitch is all the way to the screen. Loads takes third, even since coming all the way back to the screen, and you have to go a long distance. They get a ball, that's a buy-up. So, Loads, now in the wild pitch, is it third? So both pitchers were their troubles in the first inning. John, giving up two runs, and men that he had walked, and now I'll walk, and ground out in a wild pitch, and Loads in position to score, was only one hour.

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And right there, I'll tell you, it was one of the fine catches you'll want to see. Exhibition gamer regular season anywhere. And you had to wonder what the win was going to do to the ball. Care ball upstairs to Willie Davis. And it just kept carrying and Pinson breaking at the crack of the bat, sprinting to the 3.95 sign and on the dead run reaching up over his head to glove it. The one-oh pitch to Davis. Curve on the inside edge, one in one. So the left-handed hitters are at least balls hit to center-fielder and right-field carrying much better than you would anticipate. We have not seen one hit toward left as yet. The pitch. High-fly ball into left center-field. Back goes Pinson again. He's under it now. Makes the catch. You can see the win kill that drive. So the Dodgers get a run without a hit. No one left and after one inning, the Angel 2, the Dodgers won. If you don't fly very often, chances are you don't know one airline from another, but if you talk to an experienced flyer, chances are he'll tell you about Continental, because he's probably flown Continental more than just one.

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It's going to be interesting. In fact, Dick Nelson is not going to sleep tonight. Don, he is just show what kind of a great guy he is, this producer engineer. He is going to chip scorebooks out of stones that we won't have to do. He's going to keep the round tomorrow. I'll tell you, I'm going to go out in the desert and look for some rocks that will fit my pocket out there. If it's like it is here in Palm Springs, we're in for trouble. Do you hear the story about the guy at Sky Harbor Airport down in Phoenix? They found him out on one of the runways, Stark naked running around trying to fly. The pitch to Stevenson is inside. I'm not kidding you. They found him out there and they didn't even arrest him for indecent exposure. Some violation and I'm flying over something. The pitch by John Stevenson checks in at low, 2.0. That sounds like an old pitcher. Or broadcast. Listen, we might be flying if we've got it. If that wind catches our clothes just right tomorrow. Inside, freeing out of the catcher, John Stevenson and John kind of stare us up at the sky

and say I can't quite get my readings in this wind. Tommy John into the wind up the pitch. He catches the inside corner, 3-1. Chris Pellecuto is a very deliberate umpire. He takes a good look at it and a little pause and he signals straight. The pitch, that's inside and Stevenson leads off the second inning with a walk. That's the third walk from fourth walk now from Tommy John. Let's pause for station identification from Dodger Stadium. This is the Angel's radio network. You're listening to KXTC 92.3 Glendale Phoenix, Arizona. Transmitting from the tower with the power top to Hotel Westward. Ho in the heart of downtown Phoenix. Picture Nolan Ryan out the Dodger Ampio looking for the sacrifice. Ryan is one for two this spring. He squares and takes it on the corner straight cold. Buckner charging from first and Ken McMullen from third. Now what Billy Buckner, now every time the Dodgers will have the first bigman go over and tell their picture,

he'll tell him that I'm going to go all the way so don't look too long. This time I've finally told him that I've given a little look there. I'm going to bluff coming in and they will get Stevenson wandering too far away. That's exactly right. They'll always let the pitcher know whether they're coming or whether they're going to bluff and go back. So you can work your move accordingly. John looks at Stevenson, Ryan squares, Bonsett foul up over the head of Ampio Chris Pellecuto. Final score. Minnesota defeated Houston in Houston, 3-2 today. Bill Hans getting the win for the twins. Good, Don Wilson. So Hans acquired from the Chicago Cubs goes to distance. Apparently he's fixed well this spring and that's one of the reasons why they let Jim Perry go to Detroit. Ryan squaring and takes strike three call, the big rainbow curve and Nolan Fould on the pitch. He was going to punt but takes strike three to second strike out for Tommy John. He has lead off hitter Bill Gravacoitz, he walked and was forced in the first inning.

So the Angel 2 runs on one hit, they've had four walks from John. Don't you there's one run no hits as the man that Ryan walked eventually scored. There's our line drive back handed by Loeb. He throws the first double play. You can see the win, Crill that line drive right back to the second baseman. It started up the middle but as Loeb's broke to his right to win, Aided the flight right to the leather. He made a fine back handed catch and then the off balance back to first baseman and Stephenson halfway between first and second could not get back. So Gravacoitz blind into a four three double play and that's the second inning for the Angel 2 runs. No hits to Nolan left and after one and a half, the Angel 2, the Dodgers won. 73 Chevalet by Chevrolet. It looks different because it is different. Different outside with tillered hard top design that we call colonnade styling.

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That's still a program. You'd have to figure it with both the starting pitches today giving up a run already that Al Donning is all but one of the best. Perfect to seven in the third inning last night before the angels finally got a run. Another breaking ball that's high and outside Ryan unable to get its pitches down. The two all pitch to Crawford. High again three and all fastball. Ken McMullan on deck and then Steve Yeager to bat for the Dodgers in the second inning. Two to one angels lead. Ryan's three all pitch. There's a strike. Burles that one over the inside edge Crawford checks with third base coach Tommy. Let's order to see if he's swinging three and one Jim Gilliam down at first base for Los Angeles. The pitch. Right. Fastball. Put that one over the outside corner. I feel playing Crawford toward left center. The line down the three to pitch. Line foul out of play slicing back into the lower deck down in the left field corner.

Just as that pitch was delivered a gust of wind gets the right side of the infield and little Sandy LMR was moved about 10 feet to his left. Sandy trying to grab for his hat and keep his feet on the ground. He was being moved. Re into the can. Ryan's pitch. Do we all need to be detoxing ourselves? Before I go asking how can I detox I have to look inward. Okay, what am I doing? Can I identify at least three ways that my body detoxes and ways to support that? I promise if my message was more dramatic like that I would have millions of followers and make millions of dollars. But I cannot sleep at night trying to sell someone something that their body already does naturally. If we're living in a crazy world now I think it's a lot of people fear a lack of control. And as a result of this this is the way of them trying to make sense of the world and try to take control over their own bodies.

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Ken McMullen batting 241 this spring, 7 hits in 29 at that. Spotted by a bad back. He's been used only as a pinch hitter in this series but starts today. Strong right handed hitter, the pitch by Ryan. Upstairs but the strike. Well, a good to say that one caught the letters. Just watching and listening to what Doug Howard said about Ken Berry helping him. Ken down in the angel dugout now moving him a little bit to the left. Furr, foul back. And doing some more now and Howard moving a couple more steps to his left. I think the right field is going to be surprised at how the ball is carrying. Stanton is playing quite shallow and right. Instant fairly shallow and right center. Crawford leads from first to the pitch inside with a fastball pops out of the glove of John Stevenson. Lots of paper with all the wind, paper rolling aroundly. Corners to Dodger Stadium and now a peanut wrapper floating by Ken McMullen on its way to the backstop screen.

Crawford from first to one two pitch. Swing on a nest of fastball gets McMullen. First strike off for Ryan. We remind you that California Angel Spaceball is brought to you by Bush. And you had for Bush Gardens take the whole family. There's something for everyone. Ride shows, music, magic. And you don't have to be a kid to enjoy it. Jager. Steve Jager. Batting 192, right hand at hitting catcher. Use as an open stance or as number seven on the back of his Dodger Whites. Foulthus went out of play. That one up into the upper deck. But for the wind it is a beautiful day. The temperature around 60 but for those fans not in the sun. It's a cool 60 degrees. And those on the third base side with the exception of a few rows of the boxheets down beyond the Dodger dugout. Got to be a bit chilly. You see a lot of sweaters and coats. Car ball high, one in one.

Those on the first base side enjoying the afternoon sun. Wind continuing to just starch the two flags out in straightaway center field. One one pitched by Ryan. Curve is popped up. This could be trouble. High into shallow center. Hot goes, valentine, the income's tension in its alimar. It finally makes the catch between them. About 15 feet on the grass out behind second base. You can see all of the players are alert. Any ball hitting the air, they're all converging. You never know which one's going to get it. Two outs, Bill Russell as an 18 hitting streak steps in. That's one thing that any major league ball fair, any ball fair has to do. You have to check the element. You have to know what the element you're like going in. Proper goes, the pitch is blind to right field but standing at the line makes the catch about three feet in fair territory. So stand and playing perfectly for Russell, shallow and toward the line and the wind blowing it in that direction anyway.

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Valentine around first and he'll have to hold there as Davis gets the ball back in a hurry. So Valentine, as we've noticed, has been hitting that ball to the opposite field. And it could very well be an indication that Bobby knows that he's been in kind of a slump. And right now they say when you're in a slump that a lot of hitters will try and hit the ball back through the middle or hit it to the opposite field. And Bobby's been doing that this whole series. Veta Pinson now bunched up the third baseline. A good one. Ken McNeill is getting the handle. Valentine around second he'll stay right there. So the strong point of Ken McMullen, fair handing that ball down the third baseline. This time, Ken, not find the handle. That'll be a base hit for Pinson. Kind of dirty pool in a way. The angels know that McMullen has a bad back and they're going to see how bad it was. And he really just couldn't bend down that low. A mac swooping in with that bare handed pick up. He just couldn't get down to the grass tops and Pinson gets the best hit.

Ken McMullen now doing a couple exercises over a third base. Infield and double play depth. As Doug Howard stands in, John's first pitch is a ground ball wide to McMullen. Rustle over to the hole. He goes to the lopes for one. Back to first, he'll be playing the dirt buckner knocks it down. But keeps it in play and Valentine cannot advance. The Howard on a fielder's choice Pinson out sticks to four. And the angels now have runners at the corner with one out. And the hitter will be Jim Spencer. California Angel Baseball is brought to you by Chevrolet. Chevrolet, America's family wagon builder, is happy to announce their newest wagon, the Vega of State. And it's an evil package, the Vega, fun to drive, and the look of wood. The first pitch to Spencer is a called strike on the inside corner. Dodger infield and double play depth, hoping for a ground ball here, double play to get out of the inning.

The next pitch is punted up the first baseline, Buckner picks it up foul. Not a bad play right there. Oh, Valentine will go back to third, back to first Doug Howard, and the count hole in two now to Spencer. The infield straight away, the outfield is saying Joshua slightly over towards the line and left. Tommy John way out in front of Spencer now. Oh, and two. John to the stretch, checks the runners and next pitch, called strike three, fastball over the outside corner, got him looking. Strike at number three for John, and it'll bring up the right fielder Lee Stanton. During John's career in the American League, he made 33 appearances against the angels. While he was at Cleveland, in Chicago, 32 of them were as a starter. The first pitch to Stanton is a called strike. In 230 innings against the angels, his earned run average was 1.96, but his overall record was 13.13.

There's a breaking pitch swung on a miss strike too. A 1.96 and 13.13 there was a little lean in those years, I think, with a white socks and Cleveland. John to the stretch, checks the runners at two strike fits just outside ball one. One ball two strikes now to Lee Stanton. Valentine a third, hour at first, two to one angels were in the top of the third. John wipes off a sign, here's the one to pitch, Gertball, tech swing got him swinging, dropped by Yager. He fixed it up and touched his stem, and that'll do it. One angel's in the third, in the inning, they get no runs. On two hits, there were no errors and two left, and the score after two and a half, it's the angels two and the Dodgers one. Do we all need to be detoxing ourselves? Before I go asking, how can I detox? I have to look inward. Okay, what am I doing? Can I identify at least three ways that my body detoxes and ways to support that?

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I can remember in Ebbetsfield many times Carl Farillo doing just that same thing. That short right field porch there in Ebbetsfield. Of course Carl had the great arm and he charged a ball and picked that thing up and fired it to Hodges at first base. And I'll tell you that was awfully embarrassing for a runner going down that line. Get a base hit to the right field now and send you a look up and you're throwing out. I'll go to the lead off hitter Dave Loaps who walked and scored the Dodgers only run. The first pitch is knocked him down ball one. Charlie Dresson used to say high neck in. Spencer not holding John at first. Here's the one open. It's curve ball drops in and over strike one call. Angel infield and double play depth. Grabarka which is third up in front of the bag in the cut of the grass. The one one pitch curve ball outside ball two.

Two runs three hits. No errors for the angels. One run on one hit. No errors for the Dodgers run the last of the third. The next pitch of curve ball up over his head and he falls out of the way to count three and one. Just sitting here in between innings watching Nolan Ryan warm up. He took his eight pitches and threw he threw one curve ball and didn't throw it very well. Now he's throwing three curve balls one strike to a ball. The next pitch pass ball called strike. I think that's probably one of the most well one of the biggest faults you would see of major league pitches. When they give you those eight pitches out there in between innings, you should go out there and take advantage of all eight pitches because you got to get yourself back in that groove again. A groove is repetition and just to throw it for no reason at all, doesn't make too much sense. Three two pitch up high ball four and low throws are based on balls. Second time, low throws is blocked. That's the third base on balls given up by Ryan. You can see Nolan on that pitch rear back and really try to get an extra on the fastball and what he did, he overthrew it and threw it high.

And that again, such a common ball than not just with Ryan, but any pitch you try to throw a little too much and you don't succeed at all. Upon Joshua now, they hit her. Spencer up at first, Caparca, which is third. Joshua not funding the fastball, taking up high for ball one. Out Joshua, steps out. Looks down at his third base. Goed to Tommy Lasorta. Tommy flashing some signs. Loads at first, John at second. No outs. Here's the one, oh, pitch fastball. That's a called strike in the count even up now to ball in a strike. Angel in field, double play depth. Caparca, which Spencer up at the corner, outfields one to the left. Now around the button, pops in the air. Caparca, which makes the catch and everybody gets back as Jim Spencer just drops to his back trying to get out of a way in case of a possible play at first. There was a play right there.

And once again, we've talked about instinct. A high pop up, John standing on the bag at second base. Caparca, which lets that ball drop. All he got to do is sort of Valentine at second. Who can touch John, tag the bag and you got to double play. First pitch to Billy Buckner, the fastball up high ball one. John at second. Loops at first. Dolan to the stretch and the next pitch curveball taken up high for ball two. Buckner hit the ball right on the nose his first time at bat. And beta pitch and made a great catch going away right at the 3.95 marker in center field. Ryan to the stretch, the two hope pitch breaking pitch outside ball three. Ryan having trouble with his curveball.

No one checks to digest even. Here's the three hope pitch fastball high ball for. And Buckner has a base on balls. Loops will go to second. John will go to third. And Willie Davis will be the hitter. The fourth base on balls given up by Dylan Ryan. If you're looking for the double play right now, it's going to be tough. But the only way here when you stop and look at it, a line drive at somebody somewhere where they can double up somebody on the phaser or one hopper back to Ryan. Ryan rocks. Here's the first pitch to Davis one on a miss. Right one. Foul fifth and hill by Stevenson. Willie going all the way around. Tom LaSura clapping his hands yelling encouragement to Davis. John at third. Loops at second. Buckner at first. The base is loaded. Due to one angels in the last of the third. One out. Ryan checks signs with Stevenson.

Now nods his head. Yes. Takes a little too much time and Davis steps out. I'm in the angels up on the front step. Pitching coach Tom Morgan standing alongside. Tom Berry. Manager Bobby Winkels playing around with a dirt a little bit. Coach Saulie Parker standing there. Ryan Wines. Here's the one strike pitch. Ground ball hit to the short stop. Valentine. Hell am I for one to six to double play? Willie Davis hits into a fast double play and it had to be fast with his speed to end the inning for the Dodgers in the third. In the inning, no runs on one hit. There were no errors and two left. And it's go after three complete. It's the angels to and the Dodgers one. When you discover good service at a restaurant or hotel, chances are you return there again and again. The same is true for an airline. Good service gets customers coming back again and again.

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Everybody wants a shot. A chance to show the world what they got. Get tickets Thursday September 24th at LiveNation.com. This is Matt Rogers from Lost Culture East. This is Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. This is Bowen Yang from Lost Culture East. This is Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. Okay, we've been talking about Cupid male for a minute now, Bowen. Wow, the feedback we're getting. I mean, so many of y'all love this stuff. You're stopping us in the street going, I love Cupid. And if you're thinking, wait, what is Cupid? Do you not have the internet? It's the OG Japanese mayonnaise. The one with the red cap and the little baby on the bottle. Once you know what, you start seeing it everywhere. People ask what makes it different from basic mayo? Well, the answer? Egg yolks.

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He's out on the base pass and that last inning and the empires and spring training will usually let you do that. A final score, San Francisco defeated Oakland 10-9. The winning pitcher bar, the losing pitcher Gardner. Sandy Alamar hitting 344. The first pitch by John is fouled away, strike one. Alamar with 11 hits and 32 times at bat has six RBI's at spring. Here's the one strike fits, that means he's out of there. And the cat now ball on a strike. On deck, Johnny Stevenson. John rocks, the next pitch is a through ball outside ball two. You'll find that a lot of the dodgers on this staff after Jim Brewer came up with that screw ball. A lot of the dodger pitchers now throw it, Osteen throws it, John throws it, downing throws it.

There's a high five ball curling back to the right over the angel dug out, it'll go back and out of play about five rows. Don Sutton will even throw it. I'm not too sure whether any of them have had the success with it that Jim Brewer has. But if they get half of the success, why they've got a pretty good pitch going for it. Because Brewer has got a great one. John winds a two-two pitch, line drive left field base hit on one hop. John Joshua gets it back into Bill Russell and the angels have something going again. That's the fourth hit. A California Angel Baseball is brought to you by a standard station in Chevron dealers. Cars that can use unleaded gasoline can get great performance from specially blended Chevron unleaded with no lead added available only along the Chevron way. John working from a stretch now, the first pitch to Stevenson started to go. Text takes outside for ball one.

The wind really blowing in from left field. John to the stretch goes over to first, a little easy lob toss and Alamar back. John to the stretch and next this line drive right at Buckner Homo, snatching down. He goes to the bag for the force of Alamar. They double him up. Stevenson hit that ball right on the nose. It staggered Buckner at first base. He right at himself went back a couple steps, stepped on the bag. It's a double up Alamar and very quickly, two men away for the angels here in the fourth. That's two line drive double plays the angels up. Get into in the first warning to this game and perhaps the sign of their hitting like they hit the ball pretty well last night and couldn't find the open spot. Nolan Ryan now will stand in. He was caught looking his first time at bat. He takes a curve ball a little high for ball one.

The next pitch is inside. Nolan getting out of the way of that pitch, down around his knees to count to a no. Condect the lead off hitter, Bill Grewarkowitz. Ryan swings it a fast ball and misses strike one. The count now, two balls in a strike. John winds a two one pitch, ground ball tapped up the third base side, foul, solid Parker. Goes over, he'll just flip it back out to John and the count evened up a two and two. Ryan was one for two. This spring, they won for three at this time at bat. The second time Ryan has been caught looking at every tie as the angels in the fourth. They get no runs on a hit, nobody left on base and the score after three and a half, it's the angels two and the Dodgers one. Laguna is the new addition to Chevrolet's popular Chevrolet line.

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Crawford is first time at bat, drew a base on balls. Willie having a fine spring hitting 351. Ryan Wyne is the first pitcher pass ball swung on and missed strike one. Good pass ball by Ryan. And he got it right in where you have to get that ball on Crawford, up and in. Crawford, one of the three Dodgers competing in that spring championship batting race. Hitting 351, Lacey 352, Ferguson 367. The next pitch is a change up outside ball one. The count even deffit one and one. Down and quiz up in the board. Did any pitcher ever hurl and only had no run game on opening day? Next pitch is fouled on the right side. The count now one and two. Gee, I don't know about that. I think I know the answer to that one. It's yes and it was done by an American leaguer.

What's that? Initial BF. The next pitch to Crawford is lined on the left field side and it'll go back and out of play. Could have been Mr. Fistor-Celler. I think the other did it around the 01939-4041 and there's some play. I think it was the Yankees that he held hit. Ryan Blinds is the one two pitch to Crawford at curveball and will he kicking that left flag back out of the way, keeping out of the way of that breaking pitch. You get breaking in on him. The count even de Crawford is two balls and two strikes. Ryan's two two pitch high and away ball three. Crawford takes the count full again three balls and two strikes. Ryan checks signs with Stevenson. Wines. Here's the three two pitch. I popped to the left side back to Barcawitz and Valentine.

Barcawitz calling right on the line staggering backwards and makes the catch. Let's pause for station identification. This is the angel radio network. You're listening to KXTC 92.3 Glendale Phoenix, Arizona. Transmitting from the tower with the power top to hotel with Fred Hoenhart of downtown Phoenix. One out here in the Dodger IV and Ken McMullen will stand in the first pitch at curveball. Drops in and over strike one call. Ryan, rocks. Here's the one strike pitch. Another curveball called strike two. So far the most consistent inning that Nolan is pitched. Ryan Wines, here's the two strike pitch curveball of high ball one. One ball and two strikes. On deck the Dodger catcher, Steve Yeager.

Ryan's one two pitch fastball high and away, flagged down by Johnny Stevenson. The count evened up now two and two. Here's the two two pitch, McMullen started to go hell up and now after going on two, Ryan is three and two. Do we all need to be detoxing ourselves? Before I go asking, how can I detox? I have to look inward. Okay, what am I doing? Can I identify at least three ways that my body detoxes and ways to support that? I promise if my message was more dramatic like that, I would have millions of followers and make millions of dollars. But I cannot sleep at night trying to sell someone something that their body already does naturally. If we're living in a crazy world now, I think it's a lot of people fear a lack of control. And as a result of this, this is the way of them trying to make sense of the world and try to take control over their own bodies. So by actively doing something, I'm going to detoxify things, therefore I'm going to feel better.

I think is absolutely one of the reasons that detoxifying is become so popular. Listen to the full episode of Health vs. Hype with the American Medical Association on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast. Everybody wants a shot. A chance to show the world what they got. Nick Cannon presents, Wild and Out Live, The Next Generation Tour. Bringing back the All-Star cast you know and love and introducing the next generation of rookies. Featuring the famous Wild and Out Rose battles plus your chance to get on stage and be part of the action. Live across North America. Get tickets Thursday September 24th at LiveNation.com. This is Matt Rogers from Lost Culture East. Us with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. This is Bowen Yang from Lost Culture East. Us with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. Okay, we've been talking about Cupid male for a minute now, Bowen. And wow, the feedback we're getting.

I mean, so many of y'all love this stuff. You're stopping us in the street going, I love Cupid. And if you're thinking, wait, what is Cupid? Do you not have the internet? It's the OG Japanese mayonnaise. The one with the red cap and the little baby on the bottle. Once you know what, you start seeing it everywhere. People ask what makes it different from basic mayo? Well, the answer? Egg yolks. Cupid is made with egg yolks only, giving it this incredibly rich umami flavor that elevates everything. Burgers, fries, sandwiches, chicken, noodles, chefs use it, restaurants use it, people who really love food and flavor use it. Whatever you're eating, Cupid hit. So if you haven't tried Cupid yet, find the bottle with the red cap and see what everyone's talking about. You'll understand, Cupid, the original Japanese mayonnaise. What happened? Nobody on. The angels laid it to the one who were in the last of the four.

Here's Ryan's three-two pitch curve bar, got him swinging strike three. McMullen tried to hold up, but he went around, says home plate on fire, Chris fellow Cudus. At the second time, McMullen is struck out. And the only two strike outs for Nolan Ryan. Two gone and Steve Yeager will be the hitter. Yeager this spring, hitting one ninety-two, five hits and twenty-six times as fat. Ryan whines and the right-handers first pitch is fouled on the right side, back up in the blue level, in the third deck. And some fan up there has himself a souvenir. Paul and one to Yeager. Ryan whines, here's the one strike pitch curve ball taken up high. A count of ball in a strike, Graparka, which is third base is about 15 feet off the line and almost to the atfield grass.

The next pitch is a breaking pitch up high for ball two. The atfield, around to the right. And two on pitch curve ball taken up high, ball three. Nolan checks signs with Stevenson, here's the three on pitch fastball swung on the strike two. Good fastball by Ryan, Yeager had a rip. And deck the Dodger shortstop, Bill Russell. The rubber game of the three game series, the freeway series, each team with a victory of peace. The next pitch is popped in the infield, Valentine calling, behind the mound, right there makes the catch for out number three. The tires are Dodgers three up three down, the first time they've been retired in order. No runs, no hits, no errors, nobody left and a score. After four complete, it's the angels two and the Dodgers one.

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Thank you to Ann and the answer now flashed up on the scoreboard in less than a field. It was Bob Feller who did throw a no run game on opening the 1440. It was against the Chicago White side against the White Sucks and fell into that track. Bill Grobachowicz has walked and lined into one of two double plays. The angels have been victimized sitting the ball right on the nose into double plays. They've had some base traffic in every inning scoring two times in the first inning on walks to Grobachowicz in Valentine, a fielders choice and a two run single by Jim Spencer. The pitch by John Grobachowicz takes the scubault outside ball one. The digest came back to score the run and the bottom of the first inning without the aid of a base hit a walk, a ground out a wild pitch and a sacrifice fly. There's a drive into right center field racing to us right as proper and he can't handle the ball. The back with Ron Ferris is going to second. Here's a slow. It is not in time. And again, he loathes a little in this crisis about getting the ball and going to the bag. That's twice as that's happened today that loathes had the ball off the bag but in time to tag the base runner had he gone to the bag.

But he's caught the ball and seems surprised that the runner was trying to advance and in that hesitation period lost the chance to get the out. It has ruled a double all the way, Crawford racing over and in left his feet and as he got his glove on the ball he landed on the turf and it rolled away from his grasp and Grobachowicz with a plan in front of him on the gamble made it to second base to double. Here's Bobby Valentine. A walk in a single, he bunts off home plate foul, Yeager gloves it about 10 feet behind the plate. Grobachowicz is at the ball hard twice, opens this fifth inning with a double, the angels leading to the one. That's five hits for the angels, the Dodgers have only one alooping single to right by the pitcher Tommy John, Othnall and Ryan. Rabby leads from second, John checks him and the pitch, tap foul at the plate by Valentine. Two strikes to count. Veda Pinson on deck, Pinson has made an outstanding defensive play.

The Rob Billy Buckner of extra bases, fending straight back to straight away centerfield and reaching high over his head to glove a drive off Buckner's bat in the first inning. On that plate loath scored the only dodge to run. John sets the head on the count. Two strikes, looks back at second and the pitch. Her ball hangs high in a way. A free t-shirt goes with junior angels' memberships this season and you'll see 11 angel games won against each American League opponent for only $2. Information at your standard and Chevron stations now. Here's the pitch. It's one on a fly ball hit pretty well the right deal. Crawford back paddling, he's under it. The Rockwoods tag the catch is made. Rabbyquat's on his way to third to throw. Won't get there in time although it was a strong accurate throw. One hop right to McMullen. Rabbyquat's able to advance. The angels again with a man at third and one out. They had it set up that way in the third inning. First and third with one out but John's trick out Spencer and Stanton.

Now, Rabbyquat's with excellent speed at third base. All the park are talking to him. And it's made of Pinson steps in the baddest spot and the Dottry infield draws in. McMullen Russell loaths and Buckingwell try to cut off the run at the plate. The pitch. Swung on a ground ball foul pass Buckner and of course with that infield drawn in. If you hit the ball hard at all, got a good chance for a base hit unless it seems right at. One of the opposing infielders. The outfield plays Pinson straight away in medium depth. Two to one angels. Angels trying to add to that lead. Big story today is it's been an airless game. Some fine defensive play. Rabbyquat's leads. Here's the pitch. Swung on and foul back caught a thought of play. The John jumps in front of Pinson to strike. And that gets Doug Howard. Rabbyquat's at third base now with three hits in the series.

Couple of walks. The pitch outside the third base. Take it. Rabbyquat's picked off third base on a snap throw by Catcher Steve Yeager. They had Rabbyquat too far off the bag and a perfect throw by Yeager. And McMullen had the ball waiting for the head first line of Rabbyquat. So the angels lose this going to answer again. Careball inside two and two. Well that Yeager shot the ball down to McMullen. I don't know if that was a play that they'd worked out but McMullen playing in got over to the bag. Perfect timing. Outside three and two now to Pinson. One by John is three two delivery. Swung on bounce to the right side. There's Buckner to underhand the ball on to John and time for the out of the angels are denied in the fifth inning. No runs, a hit, no one left and a half way marking this one. Four and a half innings in the book. If the angel's two, the Dodgers won.

Hi, I'm Frank Lawson of the Angels. And I'd like to tell you boys and girls about a big night coming up at an A-hunter. Friday, April 27th, that's bat night. Free bat. Approve a little league play. Will be given to youngsters up to 14 years. Be sure to let mom and dad know about this special treat. Free bat. When the angels play the Cleveland innings on Friday, April 27th. Tickets on sale daily at an A-hunter stadium box office. From 9 to 5 30. See you there. Bottom of the fifth inning at Doctor Stadium, Nolan Ryan warming up. He's allowed one hit through the first four innings. Please walk forward. Struck out two. Joseph, still Russell, Tommy John. Ended, low. Do we all need to be detoxing ourselves? Before I go asking, how can I detox? I have to look inward. Okay, what am I doing? Can I identify at least three ways that my body detoxes and ways to support that? I promise I'll be able to do it. I promise if my message was more dramatic like that, I would have millions of followers and make millions of dollars.

But I cannot sleep that night trying to sell someone something that their body already does naturally. If we're living in a crazy world now, I think it's a lot of people fear a lack of control. And as a result of this, this is the way of them trying to make sense of the world and try to take control over their own bodies. So by actively doing something, I'm going to detoxify things. Therefore, I'm going to feel better. I think is absolutely one of the reasons that detoxifying has become so popular. Listen to the full episode of Health vs. Hype with the American Medical Association on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast. Everybody wants a shot. A chance to show the world what they got. Nick Cannon presents WollandOut Live, the next generation tour, bringing back the All-Star cast you know and love, and introducing the next generation of rookies. Featuring the famous WollandOut roast battles, plus your chance to get on stage and be part of the action.

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You'll understand, Cupid, the original Japanese mayonnaise. Neither bullpen, busy at the moment. In the National Basketball Association playoffs today, Golden State defeated Milwaukee 95-92 to even their series at a game of pace. And the next to continue to lead over Baltimore's Bullets with an easy one-twenty-three-103 victory. Bill Russell, looped a line drive to Reich, taught by Stanton his only time up. Russell, the Lankys, right handed better. Excellent speed. Revoclitz bags eye at thirds, venture banks off the first space, the odd field playing around toward right. Ryan delivers, fastball bounce to the left side, revoclitz in front of Valentine, quick throw in time. Nice play of a gravity, he was at least half of the way between third and second when he gloves the ball at the edge of the grass. And inside wheeled his throw over the twenser in time for the first time. Tommy John, the only doctor with a base hit, as he just punched one in front of Lee Stanton in right field,

Stanton climbed drastically over toward the line. And that's right where John hit it before. Duck powered way off the line in left field, now Pinson moving from center into right center in shallow. Pitch by Ryan, in a way with a fastball. Davey Loeb, Sunday. Ryan works as fast as any pitcher in the league, he's waiting for John to get back in the box and here it comes. Again with a fastball, but the lead calls strike by Felicutus, one in one. The pitch. Hi, two in one. Yes sir, it's hand rubbing time in the Dodger Stadium, unless you're blessed with a warmth of the sun. A two line angel lead is 1973 freeway series in the balance. Strike outside edge, Ryan with four consecutive fans balls. The whole aerodynamics created by the strong wind and the circular stadium round ball to the right side, handled by Spencer,

he throws the Ryan for the out two way. Three one on the put out of Tommy John brings up Dave Loeb. Hot dog wrappers, getting a little bit of a right and rather some interesting ideas. Some interesting flows. All of a sudden the hot dog wrapper just lifted right off the floor of one of the grandstand areas and just vertical thrust. Loeb's little right handed batter has walked, scored the dice run in the first inning, walked again in the third. Pitch by Ryan, curve ball, a beauty, sharp breaking curve that caught the outside edge. Revacowicz fell in time, Alamar and Spencer, the infield, the outfield, Howard and left, Pinson and Center, Stanton and Wright. John Stevenson the catcher, he sends out the sign, and Nolan Ryan kicks and fires, the curve, wait that and miss strike two. Ron Joshua Woodden next. Ryan retires the dodges and orders the fourth inning the first time that he had mowed them down.

The pitch, high with a fastball one and two. Ryan throwing hard. He's ready. The pitch, swung on a miss, strike three. So for the second straight inning Ryan gets the dodges one, two, three, and after five any two, the angels two, the dodges one. You said a lot of things nobody else can say. Why do some people think bud is sort of special? Go ahead and find out why. Maybe one of the reasons it'll suit your taste could be because Budweiser is brewed with imported hops, as well as the best of the domestic flaccents. Sure, Serapy hops extract would be cheaper, but that's not Budweiser.

The key is our beat. Brewing beer right does make a difference. Way to go, budweiser. You said it all. So the top of the six inning, two to one angels, the rent scored in the first inning. It was Revikewood's Valentine's Walk. Pinson forced Valentine to make that down a bunch. It was the lead runner. Revikewood's four fifth third. So Valentine and second Pinson at first. And then they worked a double deal and with two out of the team's Spencer's line, dry single to center field, scored the two runs. There have been other opportunities for the angels for a couple of line-drived double plays. And helped Tommy John. The Dodger run awoke to look leading off the first. He moved a second on the ground out. The third on a wild pitch and came home on Bill Buckner. His long drive to center field on which Veta Pinson made an outstanding play.

Doug Howard, O. for two, steps in. John kicks his pitch. A little low ball one. Angels two run five hits that I just know runs are ticket one run and one hit. The pitch on the outside edge one on one. Playing Howard is a dead pole hitter. They give him the gap and right center. One one pitch. Swung on late and missed. Howard struck out for only the third time this spring in the first inning. John working quickly. The one to delivery. Low two balls two strikes. Howard stands up in the batter's box. That front foot right on the front chalk line. The pitch swung on a miss and John gets him again. So Howard is struck out only twice all spring and John gets the job done twice today. Four times me John that is his six strikeout. Brings up him Spencer. Two run single in the first inning. He took a third strike and the third.

And that was the car slip because the angels that runners at first and third at the time. The pitch. Foul away. The angels also had Grobakowitz picked off third with only one out. So it's two to one. The angels in front here in the sixth inning. Please stand to the end deck. Wind continues to just put the flags toward the right field corner. Turball bends away. One and one. Those giant flagstaffs is bending with a force of that wind. The pitch swung. Ground ball sharply to Buckner. He has a deep at first and goes to the bag himself in time for the out. Two way Lee stands in the batter and a reminder that California Angel Spaceball has brought to you by Bush. At Bush Gardens in Van Aijs there's no extra charge for the ride so the show is their music. Your one admission price includes them all and you don't have to be a kid to enjoy it. Take the San Diego freeway to the Roscoe exit. Bush Gardens.

John's pitch stamped and looks at it outside. Angels come into this game with only three more left this spring and still just one home run hit by the Angel Bowl Club. Low to no and that by Frank Robinson his first time at that. The pitch by John on the outside edge two and one. The Dodgers did not kid a lot of home runs either but they've got a few more. High up by ball to right and the wind has a Crawford drifting back he's at the warning track still going back and he makes the catch at the Bullpen Gate. You can see the wind was going to help that one. Crawford easing back and finally forced to get all the way to the Bullpen Gate in front of the Angel Relief Corps to make the catch of Stanton's wind blown fly. That's the first time that John has got the Angels in order and after five and a half, Angels two Dodgers won and with a word from the proud bird, here's Big D. Next time you fly to Denver fly a continental DC 10.

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These are the eights right now, Dick, where in the spring it can really take a toll on a starting pitcher, pitching on a windy day like this. And here we got the fastball down below the belt and carved the plate in half, two and a half. Down the time, just turning it set away from a big dust storm out of short and Ryan delivers, high and away three and one. When seemed to throw, he was pitching motion off that time right in the middle of his delivery. Ryan seemed to fall off the mound. A stand is throwing for the Dodgers, no one throwing out in the interval. Three, one pitch, right down the middle, three and two. Ryan is giving up just one hit through five innings. That five pitcher Tommy John, three, two delivery, line foul, slicing back into the seats down the left heel line. Doug Raul, throwing again, he was working back in the first inning for the Dodgers. Ryan's longest outing of the spring, six innings. That was the last time out against Milwaukee Brewers, final back again by Joshua and the count remains full.

Ryan worked three against the Cubs and three against the Brewers, then extended the four innings against the Indian, five against the Giants, six against the Brewers. My try to go seven today. A wind and no, then he has to back off the rubber and toss at the ball into Stevenson and ask for an exchange. National hockey league final, Montréal can 80 ends defeated the Boston Brewers, five to three. A two on Angelade. Joshua up, full count, bottom of the six inning. Outfield playing Joshua well around toward left, giving them all to the right field corner. Years of pitch swung on a miss, he blow him down with a fastball and it appeared to be ball four, but had a lot on it. That's that good rising fastball looks like a strike about 20 feet out in front of home play, but at the time you swing, then that ball's coming up over the shoulder. Or strikeouts for Ryan, Billy Buckner, sacrifice, fly in a walk, so he's not been up officially.

Not deal playing him about the same toward left, strike outside corner. Well, he gave a son deck. Right hander from Texas, Nolan Ryan, pitch a curve upstairs, one in one. A ball on the strike, Ryan serves it, Buckner takes it inside a change, changed off the fastball. Shadows from the left field stands growing out toward the foul line in the third day sign. All the players still in that warm sunshine. Two on pitch, high fly ball to left, the win will hold that up powered, drifting with a toward the line and coming in, makes the catch. Two away and that's now nine in a row. Retired by Nolan Ryan, we pause for station identification. This is the Angel's radio network. You're listening to KXTC 92.3, Glendale Phoenix, Arizona, transmitting from the tower with

the power top to hotel, westward, ho in the heart of downtown Phoenix. Willie Davis up for the Dodgers, the pitch by Ryan, strike with a curve ball. A key point in this game was back in the third inning, the Dodgers, as the bases loaded with one out and Davis up and Ryan got Davis to hit into a sharp double play 643. The third, a little all one and one. And since then, Ryan has not allowed a base runner. A ball in a strike to Willie D. Two outs, no one on bottom to 6 inning. Here's the pitch. Swung on high fly ball to left center, powered coming in, still coming in, valentine out, who's calling? Drop the ball, valentine, and Davis is safe this second day. At Howard Ball, but Nolan seemed to be calling for it, valentine was in control and the last minute had to reach Hal Verzaid when off his gloves. And at the air, charged the body, then let's go. The end there of the weekend, and then he goes.

Davis the time, running second, and the batter is Willie Crawford. Well it would have been amazing had we gotten through this afternoon without at least one of those. Ryan sets the pitch to Crawford. High ball one. Now question to what Ryan is a streak pitcher partially because he's so much better from the wind up he has, much better control than he does from the stretch. And that's how he has to work now, the pitch curve outside to an o. On that play, that last play right there, Dick, you're so right, it is the left field there's ball coming in. Anytime that impula has to backfettle out as Bobby Valentine is, the left field are coming in, has to play right in front of him. And all he has to do is call him off. Davis leads from second, the pitch strike, change on the outside edge. I think that here's an inexperienced outfielder now, and with the wind blowing as it is, if valentine was calling, he probably figured, well the wind's going to keep blowing it away from me anyway, maybe valentine does have a better chance, but it didn't work out that

way. Two one pitch, Crawford swinging straight through a fastball. Crawford with a big swing at a rising fastball, and it's two and two. The Dodgers trying to tie it. Two balls, two strikes, two outs, and number three, Willie Davis out of second base. Ryan looks back at Davis, pulls up the sleeve on that right arm, now from the belt, the two two pitch, fastball fouled to the screen. Ryan got that one down where he wanted it down, round the thighs. Ryan McMullen on deck. Still now enthrowing in the angel bolt in, Doug Rouse, more serious than his work, in the left-eal corner for the Dodgers. A two one ball game, the angels in front, been that way since the first inning, the two two pitch inside, and Crawford bending with a knees forward and arching the backsward, get his chin out of the way, is that fastball game running in on him.

Three and two on Willie Crawford. Crawford with a double a home run and a single last night. Knocked in two and scored two in the five one, and got your win. The three two pitch, curveball bounced weakly to the right side, Spencer up with it to the bag in time for the out, and he in news over. So Ryan continues his masterful pitching, and although Al Donning was brilliant last night, pretty tough to find, fall with Ryan's work today, he's not only a punch single by Tommy John through six innings, no runs, no hits in the air, and I mean left with the Dodgers in the sixth. We got to the seventh, two one, angels lead. The Chevy Vega is referred to as the award-winning little car, because it's one more than a chair of awards. In its first year, 1971, Vega was the motor-trend car of the year. In that same year, it won the car and driver Reader's pole as Best Economy sedan. Last year, the readers of car and driver again chose Vega, Best Economy sedan. And in July, a survey of independent mechanics conducted by Motor Service and Service Station

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of the warning track, and single back in the fourth. The one-oh pitch is outside for ball two, two balls and no strikes. Elimar now, steps out, looks down at a third base. McDonald's is putting value back on the menu. Whether you're craving a big mac, McNuggets or sausage egg and cheese McGrittle's, make it a meal and save. Your favorite is now your wallet's favorite too. Extra value meals are back. Sun rises, prices fall, get a sausage McMuffin with egg or sausage egg and cheese McGrittle, small hot coffee and hash frowns for just six stars. Price and participation may vary, promotion pricing may be lower than meal pricing. What's all the Parker? Here's the two hope pitch outside for ball three and John not too happy with that call. McMullen about a step behind the bag at third, Buckner shortened up at first. The next pitch is down low ball four, John Allen happy as Elimar draws a base on balls.

Now, Elimar at first and Johnny Stevenson will be the hitter. John walked in the second and lined into a double play in the fourth. A Buckner holding Elimar, McMullen up even with a bag at third is John goes to the stretch. The first pitch is swung on and missed strike one. On deck is the pitcher, Nolan Ryan, two to one angels were in the top of the seven. John goes to the stretch, he checks Elimar. The next pitch is a pitch out, Elimar not going in the count even, up at one and one. Dodger infield and double play depth. The outfield about straight away, Joshua and left field not too deep. Davis and center field not very deep also. They go to first base and back with one big step is Elimar. John on the Revere now, leans in, checks signs with Yeager to the stretch.

He checks Elimar. First there he goes, a pitch grounded to Buckner. Fair ball, he will go to the bag and Stevenson retired on the play. Elimar moves to second. California Angel Baseball is brought to you by Standard Station and Chevron Dealers, Quality Products, People and Servants. Three of the many reasons you'll want to stop regularly at Standard Station and Chevron Dealers along the Chevron Way. A runner in scoring position, send the Elimar out at second base with one out and the pitcher, Nolan Ryan will be the hitter. Ryan has been caught looking twice today. Two of the six strikeouts at Tommy John has, John World and leans his head down at like a bird dog running back at Elimar at second base, nobody covering. John to the stretch, he checks Elimar, the first pitch to Ryan, a checks wing, taken outside for ball one. Nolan, not a bad hitting pitcher.

Russell trying to jockey in behind Elimar at second, John to the stretch. Check Elimar checks again and tries to drag Ryan and he fows it away, the count now ball in a strike. One ball one strike to Nolan Ryan, one out, we're in the top of the seventh, the angels lead it two to one. John once again to the stretch, the pickoff plays on an Elimar back in time, Russell breaking behind, but send the no more than about three or four steps off of the bag. First base coach, Johnny Roseboro yelling at Elimar to keep an eye on Russell point. John now set kind of a quick pitch, line drive, a looper to Buckner, he makes the catch in Elimar back in plenty of time with no play being made. So Ryan, a little looping liner to Billy Buckner right on the first base bag,

too gone now for the angel, then he'll bring up the third baseman, Bill Grewbarkowitz. Mcmullen now moves back at third about three steps behind the bag. John to the stretch, checks Elimar to pitch Lane's Gabbarkowitz back inside for ball one. Now a bunch of wins swirls around the whole plate, really coming through there now, and Gabbarkowitz spinning out of the way, letting the dust fly by. Now Bill, back in the box, is John on the rubber checking signs with the Agerford Lockwood steps out again and gets a little dirt out of his eye and now steps back in. John to the stretch, checks Elimar, the next pitch swung on him, missed strike one. Gabbarkowitz trying to hit the ball the opposite way, loaps giving him a lot of room to hit between the hole at first and second.

John once again, loaps, jockeing back Elimar, the next pitch, checks wing, grounded over to the angel dugout. One ball, two strikes to Gabbarkowitz. Gabbie this afternoon, locked. Hit into a double play and double. John wipes off a sign now, goes to the stretch, checks Elimar, the one two pitch, Gabbark got him, looking, golf, strike three, Gabbarkowitz to it. Advertires the angels in the seventh, I have no runs, no airs, one man left, and the score after six and a half, it's the angels two and the Dodgers one. What's Vander Doil selects a new Marina along the Shervin way? They keep in mind what kind of services people want and need after a long day on the water. That's why most Shervin marinas are near interesting, entertaining things for the whole family. Dad, mom, and the kids.

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Stop and moves back and makes the catch for that number one. Oh, one pitch one out and it'll bring up the catcher Steve Yeager. Nolan Ryan in his final tune up for Friday night opener with the Kansas City Royals. They certainly hope that we'll see a lot of you out at the big A. Opening night, Kansas City Royals. Lot of excitement. Ryan Wines and the first pitch to Yeager drops inside for ball one. Ryan checks on it with Stevenson into the lineup and one okay and that drops the matter. They're breaking bitch up over the head of Yeager. A lot of excitement as Kansas City comes in Friday Saturday and Sunday. The Angels are off Monday and the Minnesota twins come in for two days.

Two O-pitch basketball call strike. Good pitch over the outside corner. On deck, the short stop. Bill Russell. Ryan Wines and now time is called as Yeager steps out. And again, as we stated before, the one rule that is really not enforced whatsoever. Once that pitcher goes into his motion, the hitter is not supposed to be able to step out. Two O-pitch and he went around. Yes, sir says home played home by a Chris fellow goodness. Yeager trying to hold up on a high fastball. The two two pitch by Ryan. Once again up high, this time taken ball three. Yeager takes the count out three and two. Ryan Wines, here's the three two pitch, checks swing and it's fouled up to the third deck. And the count remains three and two. Ryan checks his time.

Wines and he even sends three two pitches hit off the hands fouled coming back. And the count still three balls and two strikes. Bill Russell, down on the undecc circle. Ryan now stands out behind the mountain of the grass, now moves up onto the rubber. And what checks sides with Johnny Stevenson, does so? Wines, here's the three two pitch, that got him looking. Carl strike three, curve ball dropped in and over and Yeager knew it. The fifth strike out by Ryan this afternoon and over up the shortstop, Bill Russell. Russell has fly to right and grounded to third. Oh for two. Bill hitting three sixteen coming into the day's game. Ryan Wines in the first pitch, fouled away strike one. Nolan now gets a new ball from home plate on par Chris fellow cooters back out on the grass area, behind the rubber, behind the mound.

It's a sign from Stevenson. Wines of next pitches pop to the right side of Carl fou going back and out of play behind the angel dugout. Oh and two to Russell. On deck we have a pinch hitter Joe Ferguson out for pitcher Tommy John. Ryan Wines, the two strike pitch curve ball just misses. Count now one and two, one ball and two strikes. Here's the one two pitch pass ball line drive right field base hit. Please stand right there, get the ball back into the sun, the Alamar. So Bill Russell has the second hit of the afternoon for the Dodgers, a line drive single between Alamar and Spencer. Four to five two. One shot. Number thirty. Joe Ferguson.

Joe Ferguson now will come on and he'll hit for the pitcher Tommy John. Ferguson having a great spring hitting three sixty seven the first pitch by Ryan swung on it, miss crack one. Ferguson been sitting over there watching all those fastballs and he took a real good swing at that one. He leads the Dodgers and RBI's with twelve as a couple home runs. There goes Russell, the pitcher call strike to throw the second. Nick and him right on the money to throw from Johnny Stevenson and the Alamar covering is Russell cut down stealing. And that retires the Dodgers in the seventh. I know runs are hitting no errors, nobody left. And the score after seven complete. It's the angels two and the Dodgers one. From Lexington, Massachusetts to Lexington, Kentucky all across America for that matter.

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And for the angels that has to be about the best news of the days heard. And Frank Robinson got back in the line up however short live that experience was. In the eighth inning, Bobbi Valentine leads it off to the angels Valentine. A single little walk. He's one for two. The angels got their two runs in the very first inning. A couple of walks and then a two run single by Jim Spencer. And the angels got their run without the eight of a base hit. A walk to Lowe's to ground out a wild pitch and Lowe scored on Buckner's long sacrifice line. Valentine right handed hitter. Catch by the left hander. Check swing at the strike. The left hander Raugh, RAU. He's six two and one seventy five of a South Carolinian although he makes his home now in Columbus, Texas. The angels two that not yours won. Raugh kicks and fires curve low one and one. It's a change of battery Ferguson also into the game.

Replacing Yeager McMullen, Russell, Loops and Buckner on the infield with Joshua Davis and Crawford in the uphill. H by Raugh, Lowe, two and one. Not very often anymore. Do you see a major legot field with three left handed throwers, but that's the case today for the Dodgers. Two and one, the Bobby Valentine. Beta Pinson then dug out a foul. The angels got just five hits and the two runs off Tommy John who struck out six and walked five in his seven innings of work. That has to please the Dodgers. The pitch swung on bounce on one day after third McMullen has it is throw in plenty of time. One out here is Beta Pinson. Pinson with a fielded choice of one single and a grand out one for three. Check that John had seven strikeouts and five walks.

Five hits, the two runs were earned. Raugh, much more deliberate than either Ryan or Tommy John. He faces the left handed swinging Beta Pinson. Here comes Kerbal way outside. In the angel bulletin, Terry Wilson, side-arming right-handed. Ryan has gone longer than any time this ring. Certainly for Tommy John, he's gone seven innings today. It's gone six all spring. Max Ball hits the outside corner of the knees, one and one. Raugh last year at Elva Kirkki. He won 14 and lost only three games. He winds, here's the pitch. Swung on a high fly ball and shallow right center. Davis easing toward the line. Glad to down, he makes the catch. Well, he kind of shielding himself from the sun and lifting that left shoulder.

Turn himself away from the sun and make that catch. Two way left fielder Doug Howard is 0 for three, strike out twice. Elva ballots being passed to us for the lefty club's award and the Fresco Council Award. Howard swings and falls out of the glove of Joe Ferguson. He's got a ball on the angel's baseball, brought to you by Chevrolet. Taking yourself out to the ball game. Much more enjoyable when you drive a Chevrolet, Chevell. Very strong in the ride and handling department this year. Quick, responsive, smooth, new suspension and wider stance. Test drive is Chevell Malibu or Chevell Laguna. Hi, with a fast wall and Howard able to hold back on the swing. One ball and strike. Two outs, known on, Angel 8th and the angel hanging on to a two-one lead. Both angel runs and the lone Dodger runs scored back in the first inning. The pitch, low, two balls and a strike. Elva, the two top pitchers in the series without question. Nolan Ryan and Al Downey and since Downey mode down 22 in a row,

we have to vote for him for the lefty club's award as the top pitch in the series. Skirball grounded up the middle off the glove of Rao and by Russell in the center field. So Howard takes a big turn at first and holds his Davis first of all in. Howard with his first hit, the sixth by the angel in the game. And here's Jim Spencer. Almost didn't get to vote for the most reliable player. My ballot for the Presco Thompson Memorial Award had designed. I'm going to send Fernando by what of the latest win-curn. Jim Spencer, he knocked in both angel runs with that line, single to center back in the first inning. One for three, for Jim. Left hander against left hander. Howard does not have good speed by the average. Buckney holding him on the pitch. Swung on bounce pile. Buckney are trying to knock it down in front of John Rhodesborough in the first base coaching box. Well, it's really tough to pick the outstanding player in this series. There have been very few players who have played in all three games.

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One and two. Friday night, grab backwards two hits, very head two. Spenser and RBI singles, so he's knocked in three runs in the series. Delete the angels, come, Spencer. They had a pinch in that hit. The ball-mire was two per four. The pitch fouled to the screen. So Alamar, long fly today, a walk in a hit. He's three for six in the series. Jim Brewer now throwing in the bullpen for the nodsher is the pace of the game that slowed considerably with a dud-row end. The attendance today, 21,09. So the three game series drawing your 60,000. The pitch swung on a long drive to right field down the line, and hooking foul. And that's way back into the second egg. Boy, Spencer got all of that, but was a bit out in front. Houred at first base, two outs here in the top of the eighth inning. The Dodgers in the series of Bill Russell with five hits.

He leads all the players. Pop fly, shortstop Russell, back fettling into the outfield, and he makes the catch, and he innings over. Now runs, hit, and a man left for the angels. And after seven and a half and a half and a half innings of play, the store remains the angels too, the Dodgers run. When you're enjoying airlines, life you don't always stop to think about why it's so good, but the people in Continental do. They take pride in their business. And in fact, that Continental pride is the good idea behind all their good ideas for you. Good ideas that have been a lot to keep people happy. For example, Continental passengers were their first to enjoy hot meals in coach. The first to be offered an economy class there, and an adult's advisor. Another reason to pride is the special willingness on the part of Continental's people. To all those little extras warriors that you make a flight so nice, these guys are what they're talking about when the Continental people say pride, gets things done. They think it really does. And evidently, so do their passengers.

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Ferguson is spring as a couple of home runs. He's the leading Dodger getter in average, 367 this spring. The pitch just outside, one and two. So Nolan Ryan stretching out into his eighth inning. He looks ready to go for the opener Friday night against the Kansas City Royal to the big A. The pitch curve ball gets him looking strike three. Ryan six strike out of the game. Brings up Dave Loops. Nolan Ryan Friday night against the Royal to Kansas City. And we hope you'll join us from Anaheim Stadium. Big firework show after the game and all the pass and tree of opening night. The pitch to Loops he squares Bunt and it goes off and he's out. He's out. He was out of the batter's box hit by his own battered ball. And Loops is rolled out.

He bonnet the ball. He had left the batter's box when it hit the dirt in front of home plate and kicked right back into the leg of Loops. So he's out. He has the put out to the catcher, John Stevenson. Two outs and Von Joshua. He's got the power to tie it with one swing step step up. He's over three today. It's been quite a pitching job by Ryan two singles through nearly eight innings. The pitch. I pop fly out of play, a little late on the swing and they let it back into the upper blue level. Reminder the Don and Palm Springs tomorrow. The Angels in the Oakland A's, it will be Clyde Wright and it'll be fun to see that, John, and those yellow baseballs and we hope for those of you down in the desert area will come out and see us tomorrow or to the Wednesday when the Angels host Milwaukee. Chains just off the outside corner. One and one.

The one one pitch. Strike and Joshua was bailing out of the batter's box because of big wind storm at hit home plate. But the pitch was already on its way and there was no chance for the plate umpire at all time. They're going telecootish but he couldn't call time with a ball already on its way to the plate. Joshua backed out, had not asked for time. No way he could see the ball with all that wind and dirt flying. Paper rampers now running the course across the diamond from first to third, although the wind is blowing toward Wrightfield, the current string, the paper's the other way around home plate. Swung on a miss, strike three on a curve ball and Ryan runs off the mound. He gets the Dodgers in order in the eighth inning, logs two more strikeouts to run his total to seven and through eight innings. It's the Angels two and the Dodgers one. 73 Chavelle by Chevrolet. It looks different because it is different. Different outside with pillared, hard-top design that we call colonnade styling.

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he is gone farther than anyone else in this series. Certainly it has been his pitching that has kept the Angels in front today to the one. He has not had a big lead to Lee Nahn. He is allowed only to hit the number of hits and runs a lot by downing last night in the lesson eight innings. We are going to give our pitching vote to Nolan Ryan on the strength of his performance today. Stanton swings and misses strike one. They are going to vote for Dol Russell as the outstanding player, although it is just very tough to pick out one person that was a standout in this three game series. There is a looper behind first, slicing foul by about eight feet and down into the corner it goes. But Russell is the only player to hit in each of the three games, with the exception of one bad throw as to come up with some very nice plays at shortstop. The Angels 2 of the Dodgers 1. Two runs, six sets one air for the Angels 1 run, two hits, no airs for the Dodgers. The Angels 2 bullpen is busy, left hand right hand is drawing. We will see whether Ryan tries to work the full nine.

The pitch, strike on the outside corner and Stanton takes the long walk in. We pause right here for station identification. This is the Angels radio network. This is person to person FM radio, TXTC 92.3 Glendale Phoenix Arizona. Transmitting from the tower with the power top to hotel west, we're towing the heart of downtown Phoenix. Sandy Alaba, our one for today, aligned single to left field. He also had a long out to right and walk, that he right handed against Doug Rao. The pitch, high with a fastball, ball one. John Stevenson on deck. In the bottom of the ninth inning, the Dodgers will have their big guns up, Billy Buckner, Willie Davis, and Willie Crawford. The pitch by Rao, strike outside corner, fastball. So a three left handed hitter scheduled by the Winkelsman go to the bullpen for the left handed Steve Barber. Lloyd Allen also working with Barber in the right field corner.

Ryan by Rao, the pitch, swung on and missed. Alamar dropping the bat in the batter spot, because he followed through on a swing. Ball and two strikes on Sandy Alamar. Rao now pitching from the shadows of the upper deck. Kicks the pitch, off the corner, outside and fastball two and two. Dick just watching all the excitement in the three game series between the Dodgers and the Angels. You got to think that really it would be great if realignment ever came along. It would really add I think a lot to the game. You bet, fastball away three and two. Now the fan to the one shoot would benefit so very much. Now you can just feel there's a lot of, you can just see a lot of little wagers going here at Dodger fan against an angel fan. And I'll go back to work and argue about it the rest of the year. Outside corner says Salaco to stand. Alamar on its way to first place is called back by Salaco to strike call. So Rao gets stand and Alamar looking on strikes.

And here's John Stephenson. He's walked line into a double play and drowned it out. And the fan would be true to San Francisco against Oakland. The Tusha Kago team. Oh my. The pitch. Fly ball into right field very high. Out goes the Sandefein Loaf. He wants it. He's got it. And Doug Rao worked a very easy ninth inning. One, two, three, the Angels go and out of the bottom of the line. And Buckner Davis and Crawford with the Angels leading to the one. One thing we've learned over the years at Standard Oil is to not put any heart and fast on that word service because we keep finding more and more things that it covers.

Everyone's got their own particular needs. And we make a lot of friends just by meeting those needs as they come up. All in Ryan is going to attempt to become the first angel pitcher this spring to go the 9-0 distance. He's out there warming up with Cantor John Stephenson behind him, Dr. Barcois, Valentine, Alamar, and Spencer in the uphill Howard and Leavs, Vincent and Cetter and Lee Roy standing in right field. The two hits by the Dodgers. A single by Tommy John punched to right field in the third and a line single from Dull Russell to right field in the seventh inning. Ryan has struck out seven.

He has walked four but has not walked anyone since back in the third inning. The only run given up without the aid of a lead off walk to Loafs. He's around out the Joshua wild picks and then Buckner's long sacrifice fly back in the first inning. And here's Billy Buckner just trying it off. He's over one today. He's sacrifice fly, a walk and a fly ball to left. So Ryan will have to get out the Dodgers best left handed hitters to win it for the angel. He's in the motion of the pitch. Right. He starts Buckner with a curveball. 21,99 in his actual stadium. In many pulling out for a doctor, Lassening rally to pitch. Another curve upstairs, one in one. The wind again will aid a ball fold down the line. In right field. So the left hand of hitters do have a little boost from that wind man. It's whipping the platyx again. The one on pitch, swung on it now. Ryan challenged Buckner with a high fastball. The angel's two run, six hits, the night's yours, one run, two hits off, Nolan Ryan.

Ryan pulling at the bill of his cap and pucks at his love, rocks in the motion though, one two pitch. Fly ball, slight the left, it'll be out of the reach of any angel back into the seat. The backwards are racing over to watch it fall in about 15 rows. Ready, Federico, the angel's trainer jogging out onto the mound for the second time to look at Ryan's pitching hint. Whether it's a fingernail or blister, some problem and sometimes Ryan develops that heavy callus on one of his pitching fingers, the index or middle finger and needs to just hand that the rust skin, the dead skin cut away. A ball on two strikes and Bill Buckner, bottom of the ninth inning, two on angels, the pitch. Fly ball to center field, pinching drift back, now comes up a couple of steps and makes the cap.

So Buckner flies out to straightaway center field, one out and here's the inner fielder Willie Davis. Davis had his pen game hitting straight, snap last night when he went over five and he's over three today. So he's good, homeward on Friday night. Willie Crawford, who homeward last evening, non-deck. Ryan into motion, kicks and fires, hung on and foul back. Jim Spencer guarding the line at first face, trying to take away the extravacit and that opens up late. Area between Spencer and second baseman, Sandy Alamars, Stanton very deep in right field. Davis backs out. Ryan pitching from the shadows, they've turned the lights on now, a dodged stadium. As the infield area now pretty dark. And Willie Davis is going to make sure that that wind stopped blowing before he steps in there. Well, it's a gust of wind, it's taking a lot of that fresh red brick with it into the stands in the third day side.

Davis got to really be hard for those batters up there now. The shadows have gone just past the pitcher's bound but still, they're trying to pick that ball up against the bright sun and center field has got to be tough. The pitch low, one and one. That has to be a pitcher's advantage for sure. Guess anyone who has involved in photography knows that that whole problem is trying to take a picture of someone in the shadows with a right background. And that's what the hitter is trying to do, focusing on that little white pill. Ryan's pitch, as long as I'm grounded to the right side, Alamars out there, skilks it and gets it over to Spencer for the out. And that's just down there final out here in the home half of the ninth inning and Willie Crawford's trying to the plate. Crawford, walk, calm it up and ground it out. Ryan went on away from pitching the angels to a three-way series title in 73. The angels then would keep the mayor's trophies as there was no series last year because of the baseball strike.

The angels wanted two out of three in 1971. It's by Ryan, high with a fastball. Ryan certainly has not lost his velocity, he's finished strong, trying to close his own deal. And a motion he kicks and delivers. High again, 2-0, both pitches over the plate but above the shoulders of Willie Crawford. Ken McMullen would be next. Closing in on the start of this season, Ryan's two out pitch. Low, three-0, so Crawford. Let's now have a third base coach time to start it to see whether or not Walter Olson will give him that advantage of taking a swing of the three-all pitch here. It comes, Crawford takes it all away, it's ball-bore low. And it's the first walk by Ryan, and back in the third inning, the fifth that he's allowed in the game. And I had a feeling he'd rather pitch to McMullen than Willie Crawford.

But the dodges he liked to run, also in a position, possibly being able to deal and stelt into a time run at second base situation. Well, that's probably one of the things right there, Jim Spencer was telling Nolan Ryan at the mound to keep an eye on Crawford over here because they'll try and get that runner-in scoring position but Nolan's got everything going for him, a right handed hitter, right handed pitcher, win going in from well. He sets the pitch, curve is in there for his try. I think curve ball, the win continuing to be an enemy of all the players, offensively and defensively is one by- Do we all need to be detoxing ourselves? Before I go asking, how can I detox? I have to look inward. Okay, what am I doing? Can I identify at least three ways that my body detoxes and ways to support that? I promise, if my message was more dramatic like that, I would have millions of followers and make millions of dollars. But I cannot sleep at night trying to sell someone something that their body already does naturally.

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Popped up, knurled the bottle and it'll make it into the seat away from Jim Spencer, beyond the Eam Toldega. Just back to the auxiliary scoreboard on the first base side. So it's match points for the nachos and Ken McWilliam. Two strikes, two outs, bottom of the ninth inning. Crawford the time run at first base. Two on the angel's base. Mani Motors in the undecc circle. Here's the pitch. Just up there. One and two and Ryan, as he followed through and he had his best passball on its way to the plate was taking that step toward the dugout hoping he'd get telekotas to call strike three. Ryan sets. The one two pitch, rounded foul. On the other hand, the angel got the carams out beyond the foul line. We're standing at the Alamar. Well, it's been a rough spring training season for Bobby Winkles in terms of wins and losses. But if the angel could beat the rival Dodgers in the freeway series, that would certainly give the club a lift.

The one two pitch, final to the screen by McWilliam. And Ken fairness to McWilliam, he's just not getting very good cuts. He's back, obviously, must be bothering him. He's not swinging freely at all. Crawford still at first base in between each pitch. He's checking with LaSotte to see whether or not Dodgers wanting to run. He leads away to pitch. Her ball justness outside. McWilliam took a pretty good pitch. Two balls, two strikes, two outs, two to one, angel. Bottom of the night's inning. The outfield playing toward right field for McWilliam. Stanton way over near the line. Ryan Sets. Here's the pitch. Strike free call to the angels win the freeway series. As Golem Hines goes all the way to Visa Dodgers on a brilliant two-hitter, giving up only two singles. As the angels win on this windy Sunday at Dodgers Stadium 2-1 before 21,099. And we're going to run with a top-pitching job of the entire ring for the angels being congratulated by a team A-Fan,

the happiest of a lot. Valentine, Groparkowitz, and their patent backs and shaking hands. They've come back to Dodgers Stadium and they'll leave tonight as winners with a total...here's none. All right, Dick the Totals for this afternoon's Game of the Angels. Two runs on six hits. They committed one error and left six. The Dodgers won run on just two hits. They committed no errors and they left five. The winning pitcher going nine innings this afternoon and at his Nolan Ryan, he's now even to spring record at three of these, three wins and three losses. The losing pitcher Tommy John, he's now home to the attendance 21,099. A game played in two hours and 14 minutes. Nolan Ryan, we said before going nine innings and we'll visit with Nolan on angel report and that'll follow him just a moment. California Angels Faithful is brought to you by 23,000 Chevron Dealers and Standard Station.

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This is Angel Report. And this is Dick Emberg with Don Drysdale. Stand by for a recap of today's game, all the scores and exclusive post-game interview. All on Angel Report! Angel Report is brought to you by John Shadenagle, CLU, and the Scottsdale Office of Metropolitan Life. By the Spine Survive Restaurant located at 5200 East Camelback Road, the home of the Smoke Martini, and by the fantasy motor in opposite Disneyland in Anaheim, California. Here at Dodger Stadium, the California Angels won the freeway series, defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1, and it was Nolan Ryan going all the way, the first 9 innings pitched by any Angel Pitcher so far this spring.

And looking at how the runs were scored, it all happened in the first and from there, why it was just zeros. In the first inning for the Angels, Grobarkowitz walked, East Old Second, Valentine walked, and Finson was on in the field his choice with Tommy John forcing Grobarkowitz at third. Then on a double steal, both runners were saved, Howard struck out in a 2-out single by Jim Spencer driving in Valentine in Finson, accounted for the Angels only two runs. In the first inning for the Dodgers, Dave Loops opened up with a bass on balls, and he went the second on a ground out, went to third on a wild pitch, scored on a fly ball, and that was the Dodgers only run. So it was 2-1, the Angels over the Dodgers, and now in the freeway series, the Angels have won 10, and the Dodgers have won 6. Nolan Ryan, going nine innings this afternoon, striking out eight, walking five, allowing just one run on two hits, evening his record now at three of P's, three wins and three losses,

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The Wings of the West Nolan Ryan going nine innings this afternoon, our special guest in the start to questions. Congratulations, Stalin. The angels looking for any boost that they could find, and the Beepa Dodgers, the team that they're going up to hear about, read about, and we'll talk about all these along. It has to be something that warms all of you on this windy day. Well, thank you, Dick. This is a big one for me, because I don't believe I have a very one-a-given Dodgers stadium four years. I was with the meds. I pitched here ever series we came in, and for some reason I had some good games here, but I never could seem to win. And there was another one of those kind of games today where it was low-scoring, and we really had to battle for what we got. At times it looked like I was really going to have a bad game. The first four or five innings I really struggled with. I struggled with my rhythm. My arm was somewhat stiff now, but I just couldn't seem to get it going. Did you have any thoughts at all at the start of the game that you would like to go 90-thinks of possible?

Well, I indicated earlier in a week that if I felt good and I didn't throw too many pitches, I'd like to go ahead and try to get 90-thinks under my belt and never have done it in spring training. I know that from past experience when I do go 90-thinks on my first game in the season, I seem to have an awful lot of stiffness and it takes me a lot of recovery from it, so I felt like if I could go ahead and get one in with the five days off on my hand for the opener that I felt like I could work a little harder this week and get ready for the opening day. So let's get that straight then. This is the first time you've ever won a Dodger stadium, and this is the first time you've ever gone 90-thinks before the start of the season. Right. And the final question regarding Freddie Frederico's appearance at the mountain in the ninth inning, what was that about? Well, I had a blister come up on my middle finger on my right hand, and he came out with a needle and we went ahead and punctured it and drained it so I could go ahead and finish the game. Nolan, looking at you this afternoon, and it looked as though you mentioned you were struggling in the first four or five innings. It looked as though you were having a little trouble with your breaking pitch.

I was a Don for some reason, I was either over trying to overthrow it, or my rhythm was off where I was having trouble with my stride. I don't know exactly what it was, I was fighting myself and awful lot during the first four innings, and mainly with my curveball, it was hanging on, and I was trying to put a little action on a fastball and doing so. I was having trouble getting it over. Now that you have four days off right now between the opener, and you mentioned you do get a little stiff in the spring going along distances, what will be your plans now to do the rest of the week in Palm Springs? Well, Tuesday, I probably throw batting practice and doing a lot of extra running these first couple of days to try to work the stiffness out early, so that my arm will bounce back. I think it seems like it's still going to be a little stiff Tuesday, and I'll probably come back and throw again Wednesday. Do you have any kind of preparation done to your arm now after you've pitched what is your routine? Well, as far as after the game, I'll just have it melt down and have you put alcohol on.

I really don't ice it down or any of these type of things, and I just wait till the next day and start my program all over again. You mean what you're trying to say is you still have youth on your side? Well, if that's what it is, then yes, that's what my procedure. I know that you see a fair and osky on the table and getting his arm stretched, and so far I've been fortunate not having to have ready to do that, but I'm sure someday I will. Nolan, Don, Driesdale and many of the Dodgers were commenting before the game, they have never seen it so windy at Dodger Stadium as today. How much of a factor was that in your pitching performance? You know it affected any ball hit in the air, but in terms of your pitching, what's that effect? Well, naturally it just makes it tough all over the pitching, and I think that the hitters were more to the disadvantage, and I know when I had my self, I had trouble seeing the dust blowing up around home plate. I think also it may have the tendency to make the curveball ride a little more,

it didn't have a good break on it. I don't know if it affected a fastball in here or not, if anything, it might have made it road a little. Now Nolan, congratulations, a great night ending performance. Al Donning was named the most viable pitcher in this series, but the ballots were cast around the seventh or eighth inning, and I think if everyone had waited until the end, then they would have named you, and regardless, the Angels of the Freeway Series champions, thanks to your pitching today in Tim Spencer's Two Runs single, and let's hope that's an omen, and you can come right back on Friday night with another strong performance. Thank you, Decker, I hope we do. Nolan Ryan, our guest, and we'll continue with a look at the exhibition baseball scoreboard from Dr. Stadium, as the Angel Report continues in just a moment. For dining that is most electable, half lunch or dinner at the Royal Palms in Spice of Life, 5200 eats camelback road. Sylvia Smith and Bill Sr. have a menu for luncheon that is sure to entry you with exotically named sandwiches, salads, and sweet treats. Plus a choice of unusual beverages and complete lunches with their own salads and homemade bread.

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The winner was Colburn, the loser, Jenkins, Billy Williams, a home run and the 8th with none on. It was a San Francisco Giants 10 and the Okanei's 9 in a slugfest over in Phoenix. The winning pitcher was Bar and the losing pitcher Gardner. At Winter Haven, it was the Boston Red Sox 6 and the Detroit Tigers 5, the winning pitcher Marty Patton and the losing pitcher Joe Negro. Horton, a home run and the 6th with one on, and again in the 8th with nobody on. At Pompano Beach, it was the Texas Rangers 8 and the Kansas City Royals 6. The winning pitcher was Bosman and the losing pitcher Dick Drego. He might be the opening night pitcher at the big A. Home runs in that game, Maddox in the second with one on, Otis in the 6th with one on, Paris in the 8th. And those are the scores and we'll have more on Angel Report in just a moment. Before inflation, you could spend a first class night in a first class motel for less than $6 a person. You still can't today and get Disneyland at your front door.

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Then they will be playing the Milwaukee Brewers Tuesday and Wednesday. It'll be Rudy May followed by Bill Singer. The Angels this spring now have a record of 7 and 12. This afternoon defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers 2 to 1 to win the freeway series of 1973. The winning pitcher Nolan Ryan, the losing pitcher Tommy John in front of 21,099. That wraps up today's edition of Angel Report. Angel Report was brought to you by John Shade, the CEO of the Ohio State University of Ohio, and the Scott Stale Office of Metropolitan Life. By the Spice of Life Restaurant, it's 5200 East Campbell Back Road and Phoenix. And by the fantasy motor in, opposite Disneyland, and Anaheim, California. It's 531-30 and Phoenix and you're listening to KXTC, 92.3 Glendale Phoenix Arizona. Hey, it's Tori Spelling, actress, podcast host, and mom. You can watch the video on YouTube or YouTube. You can watch the video on YouTube or YouTube or YouTube.

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