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Giant top and top of the first against the Dodgers. The Dodgers coming up. Bob Bolin against Don Drysdale. The Dodgers are playing the giant Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday night. Now check out the three old pitch. A foul out the bat and it's three in one. Now loop low given the green right. We're two men out here in the top of the first. Tuesday night, Jack Trischer will be pitching four of the men against Gailore Curry on one z-it schedule to be Bob Shaw against Mike McCormick. Now a base hit to the left field. Now with a line drive to left, the left fielder. Fee Roll strips momentarily as he feels the ball but gets it in in time and loop low has to stay first. Now the men two had only two hits in the first ball game as they wanted to nothing pick up their first hit here in the second. Now that brings up Tommy Davis. Final game on Thursday night against the Jazz will see one match all against Bill Dennyheed. First base to Tommy Davis, a fastball called a strike.
Letter high fastball strike one. Tommy about in three twenty. He had a base hit in the first ball game. Four times up. He was the last man to get on in that first ball game. Now a swing in a mess strike two. Between Dodgers McCurel and Ted Abinathy in that first game they retired 19 minutes in a row. And with two here in the first game it was twenty one before our local got the base hit. Now on guard roll the winning pitcher in that first game. Winning two nothing. It's just outside. One ball two strikes a fastball mistake. Gary Nolan pitches for sort of a short arm motion and he had must be a little bit faster than he looked. Rupel on at first base. Lee May there. And the next pitch outside again with a fastball two and two.
It's Lee May at first base. Tommy Helms at second. Leo Cardinus at short. Darren Johnson at third. He rose in left field. Made a fence and in center field. Tommy Harper in right. The catcher. Johnny Edwards. Two and two. Luke Lloyd first. And the pitch back is grounded out to short stop. Leo Cardinus has. It goes to second base for the fourth play there to retire at the side. In the inning no runs one hit. No errors one man left on base and the score after one half inning to met nothing. The red's coming up. You know something when you're a pro you're a pro. Either you have it or you don't. Like sometimes a rookie comes along and he looks so good everyone takes the game maybe another tie card. He runs like him he walks and hits like him. In fact everyone sure is the George of each we incognated. But there are about two weeks after the season has begun. Someone on the other team spots that the guy can't get a low inside curve and that's it.
He threw a few weeks later you mentioned the rookies name and the fans don't even remember him. You really have to have it to make especially in a tough down like New York. New York's rough. You know there are 300 two brands of beer in that city. 300 two. That's a lot of brands competing with each other. You know the beer that's made it to the top. Lime gold. How come? It's the beer itself. So we have taste. That rich dry logger. Lime gold tastes good. Day after day. That's what a real pro is. Consisting. Okay, Lindsey Nelson. And here's the fellow who's been consistent Tom Seever. Tom with a record of two and all getting set to pitch against the Cincinnati Reds for the first time. See the last year in his first year in professional baseball had a record of 12 and 12 for Jacksonville.
He set a club record and strikeouts with 188 and 210 innings. He was originally signed by the Atlanta Braze for $50,000. He was the Metz Gottingman a grab bag when he was declared ineligible. And any team in the major leagues had a shot at him for $50,000 if they could have their name pulled out of the hat. The Phillies quivered and the Metz put their name in the hat and the Metz Gottingman. Tom Seever was one, two and lost none. He'll be pitching the Tommy Harper as his first man. The favorite 22 years of age was born in Fresno, California. Lives in Los Angeles and the first pitch is fouled back at strike one. Tommy Harper, about in 234. As a lead off batter in the first ball game, he was all for four. Metz found a way to keep him from steaming bases. He had three stolen bases in the first two games. The series now stands at two one. The pitch back is a breaking ball outside, one ball and one strike.
No score in the game, the red batting for the first time. And on the Tommy Harper made a pinch and then he'd roll. And the right hander, back again in the fast ball, a foul ball. How to play the cap goes to one and two. First baseman, Eddie Creme Bull, a second base, Chuck Eller at Sharksop, Sandy Adamara, third base, Ken Boyer. The outfield, Tommy Davis, and left field, Don Bosch, and centerfield, Outlook, Law and Right. The catcher, Jerry Grody, setting out the sign for Tom Seever. And Tom at one two and the pitch is fouled off to the right side again. By Wattie Whittleman, the first base coach, and on down the right field line. Coaching at third base, Bern Vincent. One ball, two strikes. Seever tries again. And the pitch, a fast ball, it out the right field. Now look for, moving in, ball high in the air, and he makes the catch.
So Tom Seever has his first man and that brings up beta Vincent. Vincent kept the hopes of the Cincinnati Reds alive and the last inning when they came to bat training, two to nothing. After one name was made a single to centerfield, but then Don Cardwell got feed rose to smash into a double play as a match one to nothing. Vincent was one hit and four times up in the first ball game as average now at three fifty one. And the first pitch is fouled down on the dirtest strike one. Cardwell one and ten innings against the cubs. The start off as road trip. He had a one nothing shut out going when the met's booted away run. Seever came back to single and score the go ahead one that won the game two to one. Only shut out pitch by a met pitcher pitch in this first game by Cardwell. Now the next pitch is called strike. It's strike two.
Vincent a left-hand batter with two home runs. 11 runs better than next pitch. Granted out the first. Faith will get the good high hop. He tosses over to Tom Seever covering that first base for the off. Two men up and two men away and that brings up these roles. He had the first hit off Cardwell in the fourth inning. And he was one for four in the first ball game. His average now at two eighty five with one home run and nine runs better than. Starting from the left-hand side against the right-hand pitcher. And the first pitch is called a strike. A knee high fast ball. The New York Yankees scored three runs in the bottom half of the ten thinnings to defeat the California Angels 4-1. Wal-MAC the winning pitcher in relief. The losing pitcher was the starting pitcher George Brunette for the Angels. Now the next pitch is strike two. Paul strike two.
On deck batter is Lee May. Tom Seever back to rose and a fastball as foul off. He had the fastball by him. He fouled it down the left side. Paul going on top of the roof out of play and the Cal remains a strike two. Steve Barber pitching in the top of the ninth inning with a no-run game going against the Detroit Tigers. The only thing is that Baltimore has yet to score. Now a check in the swing in the foul ball. It's a nothing-nothing game. And Baltimore in the bottom half of the eighth-f-given Steve Barber. A run and he now goes to the top of the ninth with a one-nothing lead. So he's got a chance to pitch a no-run game. Needs three more outs. Next pitch the rose is outside. One ball two strikes. Tom Seever messing with a fastball. And the right hander now back again.
And the pitch is fouled off again. Cal remaining at one ball and two strikes. Steve Barber has never pitched a no-run game. He had a one-hit game to start off this season against the California Angels. For grocery got a base hit at the ninth inning this fall is bit for a no-hitter. Now the next delivery bounce from the dirt is foul two. Two balls two strikes. Before I switched to well-front, my APY was probably 0.1. One size switch stitching. With a well-front cash account earn up to 4.2% APY on your cash. I can trust. Well-front is taking care of me. Make your money earn more. Get started at wellfront.com. Clients were paid $1,000 for their testimonials creating a conflict of interest. How come soaring? 3.3% base APY as of January 30th, 2026 is represented at variable and earned on funds swept to program banks. 0.65% new client boost with three months on up to $150,000. Direct deposit $1,000 a month and fund an investing account for a 0.25% increase. Cash account offered by well-front brokerage LLC member, Fennel SIPC, not a bank.
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Well in 1967 met your book is now on sale at chase state even itself so available by mail The made your book contains pictures, facts figures on all the players Plus this year a full-color, sonnier full-team picture that's suitable for framing You can buy the year book at chase at m4 50 something copy or if you'd like to order it by mail the address is That's yearbook chase at him pushing you York. It got 50 cents plus 15 cents from mailing and handling a total of 65 cents a copy If you order it by mail You know a lot of them that fans have collected the year books right from the first one early in the 1962 season As you may know during the course of the year The yearbook is updated reissues. There are new additions from time to time So that new ball players can be included and Pictures of events that have occurred can be included as well and there are an awful lot of mess that you have made a Collective item and have the entire
Issue of met your books right from the start. So if you'd like a copy of the 1967 met your book you can pick it up It's a good time to do that is during the homestead coming up when the vessel is at use tonight Wednesday night Thursday night against the Navajo Just go giant and the Houston Astros are in for the weekend and then these Cincinnati Reds will be coming to New York Or you can order the yearbook by mail and the address is met your book chase at him pushing New York Just code one one three six eight and by mail it's sixty five cents a copy once again Ralph China Thank you Lindsey it's the top of the second and now the sun is starting to shine here at Croixley Field We had rain this morning that looked as though we might have a very difficult day today But the weather has been getting better as we've gone along Certainly a much better day for West Western with the met's winning the first game to nothing the crowd just appeared and now the sun coming out First man up for the met's in the top of the second Eddie Crain ball Had to not bat in the first ball game he was in the game at first base in the ninth inning
And Jerry Nolan with the first pitch is the fastball. It's found off strike one Eddie's roommate runs robot applied first base in the first ball game through the first eight innings and he contributed a whole run his first this year It'll be Eddie Crain for Ken Boyer and Jerry Grody for Gary Nolan the curve ball hit down the left The line is gonna go for extra bases going back into the corner Crain full rounds first base goes in the second base That's all from feed rolls is not in time and the met's have their second base in the game And while Crain full awaits the second base where Ken Boyer coming up real pause for station identification This is a New York Met's baseball network. Hi. This is Jerry Dizzy have your late morning coffee with me each weekday morning from 10 to 11 30 here on the big bright sound of W.G. Y. Well Kairner along with Lindsay Nelson and Bob Murphy from Krausey Field in Cincinnati The met's with a runner in scoring position with no one out here in the top of the second and the batter is Ken Boyer and the first pitch is low with
1. Ken Hitler's in the first ball game now has a record of all for 19 that's off his average Down to 184 Crain full before the base hit batting 333 now has 10 hits and 28 times up The one hope it's a curveball outside ball two two balls no strike Yeah, he's waiting that ball game against the angels on a free run home run by Mickey Maddle his second home on this year Maddle right close to that 500 home run mark Now fastball way inside Boyer swings and misses that pitch was about six inches off the plate two balls and one strike Going all in back again and the fastball is fouled off it's going off to the right side two and two
In the ninth inning still Miller as released Steve Barber So Steve has gone out of that ball game. He had a no hit no run game going into the ninth inning Fastball off of the glove of Johnny Edwards Same pool goes over to third base rounds the third and holds there as Edwards comes up with a ball right in front of the dugout of the Metz and it's a wild pitch Against the pitcher Gary Nolan Metz with a run out of third base now with no one out and they count three and two on Ken Boyer Metz got their second one Which food to be a big one in that first ball game on a wild pitch Jerry Grote scored from third base on a fifth of all about 15 feet away from the catcher down past buddy now the three two pitch Sworn on a miss Strike three and Jerry Nolan takes up his third strikeout his first out here in the second and it brings up Jerry Grote
Grote a light hand batter Bringing a 225 average to the plate one all run and four runs battered in and the Cincinnati Reds are bringing their infield in It's Ryan cut off a run no score in the game the Metz have a runner at third base with one out here in the top of the second Gary Nolan into the wind up and the first pitch to go to a fastball swung on a miss strike one This is how he read pictures in the first ball game So I got ten minutes better But cool had aided Avenue went one and he had two now the next pitch outside one ball one strike Boy here's something that's rather interesting in that no hit no one bit by Steve Barber swinging a message strike two
Detroit tied up the ball game at one to one without a hit Steve Barber is out of the ball game It's called one run on two walks a sacrifice in a wild pitch So Barber is out of the game has not a lot of hit Detroit has that Adabase in the ball game off Barber and two Miller and it's a one-one game and there's like free call on Gary Goli Four strikeouts for Gary Nolan and two big ones there with a runner at third base and it brings up Don Basha centerfueler Don played in the first game was all for two with a walk He's batting left-handed against the right hand pitch he has a 132 average he fouls the first pitch out of place like one This baseball seeding has been a weird season. We've seen four one hitters pitch so far
last night Or yesterday afternoon Joe the regal pitch a one hitter against the mess have a next pitch outside it's one and one Steve Barber had a previous one hitter Now it's it I know it earned his out of the ball game now it's swinging a fastball strike two Gary Nolan out in front one and two Any cream for a start of the inning off with a double he was wapets the third and then Ken Boyer struck out Jerry Grody struck out now to Kenned one and two on Don bot And the pitch it is fouled right on by Saulie Parker in the third base coaching box the cow remains at one ball and two strikes The Mexican win this ball game they can come off this road trip 500 They split into Kaggle one and one at a time see perfect up a win
Anything you win this one they can split here two and two now a high fastball pitch up way high two balls to strike Final score Kansas City one Boston nothing a five hitter pitch by Jim Nash Brandon also pitch to five hitter. He was a losing pitcher Now two two the pitch the Bosch is fouled off again this time down the left field line More going into the box seats for Laura Stan's here at cross the field a two-deck stadium Two balls two strikes two men out top of the second The O'Cardness deep in the hole a short stop curveball popped out the third basement in Ketchar Point four Johnny Edwards makes the call he makes the catch every time I'm 50 job by Gary Nolan after giving up a double and a wild bit He struck out two and got
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May the fourth batter in the betting order will be followed by Darren Johnson and then Tommy Hell And the first pitches that deep just better feel the sewing going And it is Wow You lane A the first pitch in the right field. I look well. I will not get to it. I'm going out here in the bottom half of the second.
The home one by Lee May who did not play in the first game was the second hit this year in his first home run. And the home run given up by Tom Seaver the first half on that picture has given up in 45 and 2 3rd inning. Now the batter is Tommy Helm. Helm is a right hand batter hitting 2 18. Johnson not being held on the first pitch. He's playing behind him in the first pitcher's spider that's outside ball one. Well, that's got the first one of the first game on a home run by Ron Robota. Now the reds have the first run of the second game. One ball will strike out. Seaver back to Helm. The runner going the ball blammed out the second. Little was not covering so he is
there. He's playing the first place as Aaron Johnson goes down the second other hit run play. A runner in scoring position and Johnny Edwards coming up. Edwards did not play in the first ball game. He's betting an even 200 with seven hits in 35 times up. Left and better. One man out, bottom half of the ball. He's betting the reds now lead one nothing. And the first pitch to Edwards is thinking fastball low on a way ball one. One ball, that's right. The second one.
Tom Seaver checking the second base. Now stepping off the pitching rubber. Detroit scored two runs in that ninth inning. They lead Baltimore two to one. And they have no hit. Five ball hits to left three olds. Tommy Davis going back to the end grind to one handed, making a relatively easy catch. Aaron Johnson back to second. Now bring up Leo Cardinist to short shot. Leo a right hand batter. All for three in the first ball game now about in two seventy-eight. Two minute away, bottom half of the second. The reds lead one nothing on the lead off home run here in the second by Lee May. Cardinist in the batter's box with that overly closed down. Seaver in the stretch position. And his first pitch. Fastball outside and high ball one.
The redding has now gone in the ball game for Detroit against Baltimore in the ninth inning. Wilson. The beneficiary of the two runs going out to pitcher record. Next pitch is slider over the outside corner. One ball one strike. And the news on that no hit no run game that was going for Steve Barber. He has been taken out. He got taken out and had not given up a hit. Detroit scoring off him on two walks of sacrifice and a wild pitch later on another run scoring. So Detroit made two to one without the benefit of a face it to break up that no hitter by Barber. Two Miller came in the game to believe him. Now it's springing to foul back against the glass back of home play. The guy goes to one and two. A possible base it might have come off. Two off of two Miller. We'll check that and give you the information later on.
One ball two strikes. Tom Seaver back again. Fastball swung on a missed strike three and every time the side is down picks up his first strike out well run in the inning on two hits. No errors or run on left at second base and the score at the end of two the reds won the match nothing. Now here's the work for Rangol. For 60 years Malcolm Sharp has been taking New Yorkers for a ride. In the morning mean road windy and since then you keep us in race in the car. I've had one time I had diving during the cab. Race through Charlie Simmons all the way down the grabbers apart. That's easy then. They won't just ride now. They won't have less romance. Got to pay the delegate. You've got to be around for a while in New York. You've got to give pay more than one. You've got to know what you're doing. And you've got to be good because in this time, if you have it or
you don't, same thing is true there. There are 302 different brands of beer trying to make it in New York. But the only one that's made it to the top is the rich star locker Rangol. Rangol. In this time, see if you have it or you don't. It's the staff of the third. The reds and front one nothing in the second game of this double. The first game, two nothing behind Don Cardwell. First man up for them. That will be Tom Seever. Tom won his last game against the cops, two to one in ten inning. And he scored both runs in that ballgame. And he set it up for his win in the tenth inning when he's single to right field. Thomas had two hits and six times up, batting 333. Right hand batter. On the mound for the
Cincinnati Reds, Gary Nolan, who has struck out four in his first two inning. And the right hander with the first pitch is called strike. Mets have had two hits in the game off, Nolan. Now the information is on that Detroit Baltimore game. And ground ball off a curveball hit down the short. Neil Cardinus will come into one handed. Makes a good way to first face to retire Tom Seever. One away. That'll bring up Sandy Alomar for the second time. The second Detroit run in that ballgame, strolling in the ninth and in against the oil, coming on an error. So the Tigers have no hits in the ballgame and they lead two to one with Baltimore coming up in the bottom half of the ninth. Steve Barber pitched the first eight innings. Started the ninth was relieved by two Miller. First pitch to Alomar is highest
ball one. So the Tigers go to run on two walks to sacrifice a wild pitch and scored another run on an error. Oh, and you can figure out baseball. You'd be the first one. Next pitch is filed back. It's now one and one. They will have been playing professional baseball. The first game played was 1869 professionally right here in Cincinnati. And no one's figured this game out yet. Here's the one one pitch. Fastball call is strike. It's now one and two. The city of Cincinnati and the state of Ohio hoping to get the all-star game here in 69 and the state of Ohio. They're hoping that they'll be able to play it in their brand new stadium, which will be located right near downtown Cincinnati.
Here's a one two pitch. Browned right through the middle going over to his right side Tommy Helm. The hazard is sort of first in time. Two men away. It brings up Chuck killer. Say the wrangled Chargamug is a wide mouthed glass mug that holds 12 ounces of beer. And it even feels right when you pick it up. First selling him in handy cartons of six. Now just about the handiest first purchase in time. You'll find Chuck among on special display at your local stores in New York and New Jersey. Chuck killer. Now batting with two men out in the top of the third. The first pitch is a curveball outside ball one. Both out of more and Chuck killer struck out in the first inning. The first two batters that Jerry Nolan pitched to. Red blade one nothing. Now foul off the fastball. Ball going back on top of the screen. One ball one strike.
The affront given for a boot by the ball retriever down behind on point is the ball will off the screen. Here's the one wonder library. Curve ball hit out the left field moving back to left field of peak rolls at the foot of the infine. He makes the gesture each eye of the side. So for the first time in the game, Gary Nolan gets the left out in order and the store after two and a half and ends the red one to match nothing. Now here's the word from wine gold. For 60 years, Malcolm Sharp has been taking New Yorkers for a ride. In the one they mean the old one, the incense point. You keep us in race in the car. I've ever one time I had diamond dealing with cap. Race told Charlie sevens all the way down the grab a seatbar. As easy then, I won't warn you just right now. I want memories of old man's got to feed him elegance. You've got to be around for a while, New York.
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And Tom Sever, with the first pitch here in the third. And it's over the outside. Corner is quite different call strike. Well Detroit won it against Baltimore by a score of two to one and they won it without a base hit. Next pitch is inside. It's one ball and one strike. Tigers going two runs in the top of the ninth. They did not have a base hit in the ball game. Meeting Baltimore two to one. Baltimore had two hits off. The winning pitcher Earl Wilson and Gladden. Next pitch is called a strike. It's now one and two. There's a pitcher Steve Barber and he didn't give up a base hit. That's the hard way. One ball two strikes. Sever back and a breaking ball hit down the second base. Miller has to go to his left to one hand and he comes up with a ball on the grass turns and throws the first base in time. Gary Nolan out here in the bottom half of the third for the first time it brings up
Tommy Harper. And Nolan getting a good hand for that effort. Wallace like the man says all you have to do is be good and young. Tommy Harper stepping in. He fought out the right field his first time up. Harper batting two thirty one. White hand better. And the first pitch is low fastball swinging below the knees by one. Regs in front one to nothing. One out bottom half of the third. Sever into the wind up and back again and the pitch is high ball two two balls and no strikes. The ball off of the glove of Jerry Grody now he goes out to the pitch amount. Every time he got crossed up on the side.
At the end of two and a half endings the Dodgers won the giant's nothing. Bob ball and pitching for the giant's against on dry's day. Our time is in the pitches outside at four three three balls no strikes. Giant will be in shade stadium two tonight Wednesday night and Thursday night. Three older than the first three older than everybody. Sever is called a strike. Harper taking on three and one. Starting pitches for the second fiddled out the Atlanta game. Early one the first game six to four. Requires for the Phillies. Bob Bruce for Atlanta. Phillies got a run on the top of the first they made one nothing with the lineup coming up in the bottom half of the first. in the bottom half of the first. The 3-1-5. Swung on and popped back a whole plate out of play in foul territory.
That puts a count of 3-2. 3-2 on Tommy Arper. On deck batter, made a pinching. And seaver back. And the pitches fouled back again out of play. Right over the top of our head. Very right on top. On the radio board. Now remains that 3 balls and 2 strikes, Tommy Arper the batter. Once again, it's seaver back to the play. And the flyers did out the left field. Deep the left, moving back Tommy Deaver. He's drawing up the inside. And it's over there against the ball. Arper goes to second base. Donbass feels the ball off of the scoreboard. And Arper holds the second with a double.
So the reds have a runner in scoring position now with one man out in the bottom half of the third. And beta-finson coming up. Third base, hit off, Tom Severs. Tom out of runner at second base with one man out in the second. And he got Johnny Eberidge and Leo Cardinus. Now working on dissimilar circumstances with beta-finson. And feed rolls his next two men. And the first best defense is a fastball fouled off. It's out of play, strike one. Finson batting 3-47. Ronald out the first base is first time up. And Eddie Cremepool is now coming in the talk with Tom Severs at the pitching match. Head back to first base. Arper a fast runner is on second as a short lead.
And now Severs set the goal. And as one strike delivery is down low, fastball thinking too low. One ball, one strike. One in one. Finson and left-hand batter with a close-down. Severs checking at second. Now looking there again. And back to the play. Slider line to right. It's right to right. Now look for moving to his left gets to it. Fines way by loophole getting to that line drive to right field. Johnny Arper who was halfway down the line goes back to second. That ball was well hit. Now assuming not the batter will be feed rolls. Feed granted out the short stop is first time up. Left-hand batter against the right-hander Tom Severs.
And the first ball game, feed rolls was a baddest aside run in the ninth inning with one out. And it a hot smash down the second base, which a mess turned into a double play to save the ball game for Don Cogwell. That's running the first game to nothing. They trail on this one, one to nothing, but two men out in the bottom half of the third. And Tom Severs set the goal. The pitch to feed rolls is right to the middle of base. Johnny Arper coming along from second base, a blow into home. It might be close. It is set off. Now the fuller first base is in time. And feed rolls is double off first. But a run saw is a red-sake delayed by a saw of two to nothing. And feed rolls gets his first base in the day. His tenth run better than in the season. One run saw is a red-sake delayed by a saw of two to nothing. And the day has tenth run better than in the season. One run in on two hits. No airs in no one left on base. And the score at the end of three, the red-sake to the mess nothing. So we mentioned just a moment ago that the mess returned home the night
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Helm's just scooped the ball with a glove hand. He made no effort to exchange it on throw. He just scooped it with the glove hand over to Gary Nolan, coming at first because the rest had gone for the ball too. But it is a drag by base set. Now, Tommy's gone and Dave Bristol goes out to the mound to have a work with his young pitcher. Let's give you some further information on Detroit Baltimore. Game Baltimore won a two to one without a base set. It's the first time in the history of baseball that a team ever defeated two pitchers that combined the pitch and know it, game. Barbara watched seven men in that ballgame, incidentally. He went through the first eight and he's with the know it, no run game going. All right, right here Dave Bristol finished his conference with his battery men. Johnny Edwards out there along with Gary Nolan. Bristol goes back to the dugout. Let's have their lead off man on base, a drag by for a base set by El Ruflo. That's three hits for the best of the ballgame off Gary Nolan and Tommy Davis is up there, right and battered.
Here's a swing out of Platt all the deep centers, way back there going, going and this one is all gone for a head run. But Tommy Davis over the center field fence. And so many of you are like met. Like a new ballgame out of the year, it's now a little more coming across the plate. And coming across now, Tommy Davis. He has had the straight away center field over the high wall out there for Davis his second home man in this season. And the goal is tied the met to and the let's do. Eddie Cranville coming up now, he's going to point down and double down the left to your line. Nobody out for the met here on the top, out of the fourth inning. Nolan's pitch is lower, Cranville started to go and laid off, waiting in the on deck circle swinging a bat. Ken Boyer.
I was the third home man here at all, Gary Nolan this year. Here's a swing in a ground ball, going to play a swing, we may waste backtakes it on a big half, waves off Nolan and Junk to the bag. He makes the play on assisted. We pause for station identification. This is the New York Met Space Ball Network. Hi, this is Jerry Ducey. I'll have good music for you weekday mornings from 10 to 11 30. Here on the big bright sound of W.G.Y. Schoneck today. There's this Lindsay Nelson with Ralph Catter and Bob Murphy here at Crosley Field in San St Mario Highall. Second game of a double header. We're in the top of the fourth, it's tied to the Met's one, the first game here today by screw through the netting. Here's a pitch low to Boyer for Boyer 1. Boyer's better one time and struck out swinging. Nolan looks to Johnny at wish to get a sign. He'll go on O'Fix's low for a ball. Ken Boyer in the throw is of a horrendous batting, is one.
He has gone all for 20. This will be a two-hole pitch. From that end on the ground, found back a third taking there on the coaching line by Coach Stoldey Parker. He thought this was over to Dylan Johnson and back over to Gary Nolan now. One man out, nobody on base. Let's have two runs, four hits, no errors, the red, two runs, four hits, no errors. Here's a curve ball low and now Nolan goes behind three and one. Gary Grote is waiting on deck. Here's a three-one delivery. From Arran and popped up to the right side in foul territory, Edward's is there so his leave may. May it make ours and make the catch. Lindsey here's the breakdown of that ninth inning. In the ninth inning with Baltimore in front of one nothing.
The sagger's coming up catch walk, Boyler walks and then the sacrifice moves them to second and third. Porton then fouled out for the second out of the inning. But a wall pitch scored the first run on a one-two count when Stanley was batting, who then walked. That loaded up effort runners at first and third. Worth and granted to apparition who threw a ball of the plunger, who dropped the ball, the left the second run scored. And of course they did not get a base in the inning. They won the game with no it when the game chewed and wasn't. It was a combined losing effort for Steve Barber and also two Miller. All right, count a strike one now. Jerry Goliath's a play. He fouled out the free pitch to the right side out of play. And here's the pitch and for a call strike to a curveball. It reminds me of Ken Johnson pitching for Cincinnati losing a. He was pitching for Houston losing a no hit, no run game. But he did it all by himself. This is the first time two pitchers ever combined.
This pitch is the first ball outside and it's one in two now to Jerry Goliath. Two them out, nobody on base. Two run to the inning for the New York match. He lost that game, the Joe Knuckstall, who is now broadcasting this baseball game right now. And a one, two pitch. For now, it missed and Nolan gets his first strike out of the afternoon. That is the second round he has managed to get Brody that way. And the best pick up. Two run. On two hits for his and not enough. Short in the three and a half, any tears? The bet two and the red two. It's spring and everything's coming up colossal on the corner of central and coffin in Albany. It's Armory Garage celebrating their 49th anniversary sale with a crop of tested used cars you have to see to believe. Hundreds to choose from at prices so low that used car sales manager Art Neet can hardly believe them himself. Pick the used car you want, then put his little is 49 cents down.
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Lee May in the face placement right hand about it. Arm Seever with the six. Get on the ground to serve. Off the chest to play. He picked it up and throws on him. I am faithfully made. It is an arrow charge against 10 Boyer at the base. I was off the chest and then when he fifties up he hurries a throw in the throw and high frames will make it to first. At least of high point and pulled down the throw but Lee May was on it first. So the leadoff man is on for the Cincinnati Reds. Nobody out in during Johnson's that he's been up one time and I am debated into right. He will shift out the rubber to tight enough to leave him during Johnson's shift out at the place.
Scoy side to two. Steve Lee's there. Steve Lee's there. Good job. Nothing out. One at all. They count to their in Johnson at the place. Comey Helms is swinging about on deck. Here's a one-oh pitch and it's low for both. The seabird goes behind two and a half. That's right there in Johnson's straightaway. Steve resets checks and deals the pitches low. Three balls and those strikes are there in Johnson.
The second base on a specific situation. Lee May takes his lead at first. James will hold and he hears the pitch. And for a call, thank you for taking it not three and one. The meds won the first game here today by a score of two and I think Don Cugwell with the winning pitch. The leadoff man is on the pitch. He's on the pitch. He's on the pitch. He's on the pitch. The meds won the first game here today by a score of two and I think Don Cugwell with the winning pitch. And he is watching this second game from position here on the radio deck. Here is a third of the first not in time. He checks the run and this will be a three-one pitch. It on the ground to three. Taking by Boyle over to Hiller. That's one that's on the third and it's a double play. There on Johnson hitting into a five four three double play that goes from Boyle to Hiller to Crain Boone. Two way nobody on base in Tommy Helm just coming up.
The end of four things to play. The Los Angeles adjuice won and the San Francisco Jai has nothing. Bob Boone against Don Drysale in that one. Here's a pitch in for Carl strike to Helm. The first game was double header. The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Atlanta Braves six to four by getting three runs at the top of the night. Grant Jackson was the winner in relief of started Jim Bunning. Clay Carroll was the loser. It's to Helm's ad is low for a ball. In that game Jim Bunning at a home run. Felipe Lu had one Jotori had one Rico Cardi had one in the second game in Atlanta. They've gone on hitting in a hat. So he's won the Atlanta Braves nothing. Riquise against Bob Brute. In Houston the Cubs and the Astros are in the bottom of the eight. Here's a swing and a drive to deep center field. Boyce is going up the end drive. He's at the wall and he holds it down for the out. So the side is retired. No runs though it's an early and then left in the story at the end of four four linnings there. The next two and the next two.
Safe answers your chance to meet your favorite met player before ballgame. There's a list of ten fan club dates that are set up right on through to June 30th. There can be a team by writing to met fan club Shay Stadium pushing New York. Or you can pick up that same list at any regular met ticket habit. And for those fans who've already received the list. Please make a note that Ed Cremeful's date has been changed from June 26th to May 19th. And tickets are now available for that May 19th date. You have to have tickets prior to you coming to the ballgame in order to get in to meet your favorite met who might be up that day. So don't forget right to met fan club Shay Stadium pushing New York for a list of the ten fan club dates that are coming up through to June 30th. Right now it's the top of the fifth and once again here's Lindsay Nelson. All right Ralph continuing to catch up on a few of the stories of other games. And the bottom out of the eighth in Houston is Chicago Cubs 4 and the Astros 1.
They're not the Chicago Boeble and he started 4. Houston and Claude Raymond is relieved him in the seventh inning Ron. And who had a first inning homer for the Chicago Cubs. And the big big very shut out the same list. Cardinals June outing on a 4 out of my 1. The Zallor Larry Jaster was the loser. Farmer's by Barrett Woodie-Sicken-Willett. The American League first game with double edict Cleveland meet the Chicago right back 2-1. Gary Belner the winner of the Blue Towers the loser. The on-wagoner and Tom McCarrer had a home run and the second game the warm up Steve Hagen against Jim O2. Now the first game at Baltimore he knows he Detroit Tigers beats the Baltimore O2-1. Earl Wilson got the Wenzham batting reliever in the ninth. Steve Barber and two Miller with the 5th floor of the Baltimore O2. They allowed no hit so the Detroit Tigers had lost again. Badon Bosh has up to lead off of the match year and the top half of the fifth inning he takes the first pitch high for a ball. He's a switch you do batting well against the right hander 18 year old Jerry Nolan. Wormert's in the second game at Baltimore Joe Sparmer against Jim Palmer.
Here's a swing in a foul tip right down the 30th one and one to Bosh. And Washington the center-deuce beats the Minnesota 20th, 73 in the first game. Camilo Pastro got the win with help from Bob Huntries in the seventh inning and Jim Mudgate got just the loss. Jim Olam and Sonny Sibler relieving their second game two point he's Washington one Minnesota nothing. Jim Scott against Moore and Ted Ellison home in the second with nobody on for the center-deuce. Here's a fastball a little tight to Don Bosh is two and one. The New York Yankees beats the California Angels and 10 innings four to one on a 10th inning home run by Mickey Madden. Julie Wormack was the winner and released. Whitey Ford started the game relief by Renif and the eighth and Joyce Fruon at Wormert with the loser. Here's a swing in a drive and a left field for a base hit for Don Bosh. He throws up with a place it back and the next get a lead off base hit here in the top there with a fifth. Don Bosh on his presen Tom Sibler coming up.
The second game in New York at the end of a half inning the California Angels won the Yankees coming to bat. It's Clark against sounding. The Kansas City A shut out the Boston Red Talk won the nothing and send way Park and Boston Jim Nash the winner. They're all banned in the loser. Danny Taylor home in the second with nobody on it with all the scoring in the game. Hoppich the Sabre is in for a strike he squared the bump and didn't offer. So it's a strike one count. John Johnson stayed under the edge of the grass. It's the lead may of the first base but holds against the runner ready to charge. Here's the fifth Severs squares. It's pointed up the first base line taken by the pitcher in the forward through Crichton's in choice and time for the fourth. Gary Nolan came off the mound came up with the run in five. The Crichton has been taken in time to four spots. So Severs becomes the runner at first. The rise of the time is bad in attempting to sacrifice.
Andy Alamo also switch it is coming up now. You'll be batting left again. Gary Nolan going to his first and one man out of the scoy tide here to two. Andy Alamo is still looking for his free speech as a New York mess. He is just swinging a fly ball down the line and left and moving over his rows. He's up the end. Johnny makes the catch halfway on the fly ball and left. Severs goes back to first to assume they're not. Our Chuck Giller left and batter the second base one. He has struck out and climbed the left. It's our two runs on five hits. The reds are two runs on four hits. The match won the first game to the netting. The ball is low. Ball won. At the conclusion of this game the net will be flying back to New York back to La Guadilla airport.
The charter plane. It's just swinging a fly ball back and out of place. It's one and one. Two men out the runner is first. Blue blows on deck with Giller at the plate. One one offing. Low. Throw ball. It's two and one. Two runs on the right, 对feel! High Two runs across the pitch. Blue and a problème. We're going to toss each of them right and electoral jump and we will have Zhi
All the sight is on. No one's in a hit for the air. It's one left in the story. And the middle of the fifth is a best two in the rest two. And now here's a way from the right goal. I had $200 in a paint ticket one week to New York. And it was, I looked like it was a tanning. You know, like I would have wanted it to. But it's a hard tan. No, I think it's a simple tan. If you have any qualities that I'd offer, people like new faces. And they like curious and you're great. It's not. Every place I go, they want me to have experience. And I can't get any more experience. And once I do get a job, and thus I am stuck. You've got to know what you're doing. Either you're good or you're not. And this time, you can't fake it. You either have it or you don't. Take beer. Take Rine Gold.
There are 302 beers in the city. But the only one that's made it to the top is Rine Gold. You've got to be good to make it in New York. Rine Gold makes it. And this time, you have it or you don't. We're going to the bottom half of the fifth inning. And it'll leave Johnny Edwards coming up for the rest. First up, the finish of that inning, they got a really homontious good. Up to four. He's a right hand. And he's continuing to throw down to the center. And he's both. And goes Jerry Goodie. Throw down to second. Along the horn. Edward gets marching up to the plate. He's on up one. And he flies out to left field. Johnny Edwards this year has about an average of 194. And up 35 times that seven hits. See if we look down to get the sign. The bitch is throwing out.
It immediately has done his field. I'm by shanks right there and makes the catch. So there's one away for the rest of the inning in the bottom of the fifth. And Leo Carden is just coming up. He's going to point down and he's stuck out swinging. The score is tied here. Two. Sorry miss that number eight in the Cincinnati batting order. Tom, see there with the pitch. And it's low for a ball. There was this close. Jaiat scored a run on the top. There was the fifth inning. So now going to the bottom of the fifth. It is the Jaiat one. The Dodgers one ball pulled on against Don Zeissail. There's a swing at a foul ball back and out of play.
At the end of the inning and a half. Second game in New York. You can't afford the Angels one. The New York Yankees nothing's wrong against Downing. Yankees won the police game until any player saw a four to one. Here's the swing in a minute. One and two. And the one to pick. Swag out and miss some Tom Seabre gets his second strike out as he gets straight in the swing. I Gary no one comes up and he's getting a hand. From the fans and Cincinnati. No one grounded out in the third inning second to three.
Two of the line a little tight. One. Two California youngsters opposing each other here this afternoon. Tom Seabre grew up in Fresno. There's not Los Angeles. Here's a one-oh bitch. It's in for a call. I can Gary no one from all over California. And we might have to consult our California expert Mr. Ralph kind of to find out just where horror bill is. I don't think anybody knows where it is. I think that I was told it's in northern California. I say well that's played it up a little bit. What it does really is means that there are a lot of people in southern California don't care for him. That's what that means. A lot of people in southern California don't care a thing about northern California. You keep that out of it. The county has one and one to Gary no one. And bigger versa. Yes, vice versa. You're right. I also wanted the county confirmed and all you down to tell he did. And the pitch is in for a call strike too.
It's one and two. Too many loud nobody on base for the red here in the bottom of the fence. Here's a face that's a little low. Seabre thought he was going to get a call and so did Grote. So he burns that ball back out to Seabre. It's two and two. Really old money a good old continues to throw in the ball fence. Here's a big sigh for the cast board three and two now. Tommy Hartley waved Sunday. They are fish and it's low. Seabre has given up his first walk of the day and he's given it up to his armistice number. Fish and Gary no one. No one's on a pricer. It's too bad out and Tom Hartley's getting up. He doubled and later scored and the bottom of the third inning.
The red got a single and the second and another and the third. And that's got two runs and the fourth inning. A two run hungry by Tommy Davis over the Sunday field fence. He's got a good one. Hartley is the right hand batter. Seabre will face behind the running Gary no one. It's first. There's a swing in a comeback. He knocked down a demand by Seabre and I placed the shameful end time and decided to out. So I'm right back to the mound and Seabre knocked it down. Fixed it up. Well the side got with no one so it's the walk in one left and the story to be under fire for winning is time. So that's still in the red still. This year, Planet Tripped to one of the most exciting countries in the world. If you haven't traveled there within the last few years, you'll find it's amazingly changed. There's a new and exciting spirit you can almost feel.
It's a dynamic feeling. You can see it in the burgeoning industry. You can see it in a progressive people. You can sense the optimism and the growth and the hope. It's a nation filled with incredible natural beauty too. In myths, majestic mountain ranges, vast deserts where time seems to have lost its way. Drankful lakes and broad sweeping rivers. It's a country that seems to have performed a miracle. It takes pride in its past and looks confidently to its future. For the traveler, a visit can be an exciting rewarding experience. This year, Discover America. It'll be our loophole coming up for the matter. I'll have the top half of the six winnings. The blue clothes on its life matter too basic. If I could have dragged one and was on base for Tommy Davis to hit the homer and the time I have at the point.
Sammy Ellis is tuning up down in the Cincinnati bullpen for a future start along with a really old money, a good old. Since no one was on base at the end of the inning, he was a little late getting out to the mountain. He is just now finishing up. He has warm up tosses, checking the scoreboard. The Chicago Cup defeated the Houston Astros by a score of four to one. And I is the winner and Bobo Lenski is the loser. Ron Santel had a three-round homer for the cup in the first inning. Actually, it was an up to stand up. Blue Bull batting number three in West Western's Mad Madding Warden is out the plate. Nolan's face is in there for a cold strike. Gary Nolan, 18 years of age. Worst bath choice of the Cincinnati Reds, a couple of years ago in the three-eighth and draft.
Here's the pitch and it is low for ball one and one. And as Ralph's counter pointed out, Nolan was mad at the age of 15 and is the father of one. Here's the one one pitch. The ball's one out in mid, one and two. As the morning paper pointed out here in Cincinnati today, there's a lot of tennis fever in this town. Early season tennis fever. Here's a one-two pitch. Swung on and it on the ground, far back in first place. Yogi Barrow gets a hand. If he comes off the coaching line, it's a bare hand I wouldn't. One and two to loop low with Tommy Davis waiting on dice. Since the Cincinnati Reds certainly got away from the wire with a flying start here in April.
One, two pitch. Swung on and this and Nolan has his sixth strike out of the wall again. Now Tommy Davis, hit into a forced play and hit a two-learn homer so far in this game. It's funny how that tennis fever is contagious in a town among people associated with the ball. Nolan now with a pitch to Tommy Davis. Swung on and far back. Usually it extends just to fans and people who follow the game closely but not to those directly associated with it. But that isn't always the case. Here's the pitch. Swung on and it on the ground to throw the big up up to Darren Johnson. He's gone to the cross end time. Tommy Davis has gone his out and that'll bring up Ed Crainville.
Yesterday a veteran baseball writer, a man who's been writing baseball for at least 25 years came to me and with that tenet Glen and his eyes said, what are they saying around the league about our team? And usually in April they are saying much, really, about the final outcome because it is a long season. They play 162 games. Here's the pitch to Ed Crainville and it's low for a ball. And many, many things happen in the course of the long season to a pen and grade. So veteran baseball men usually start to take it all with the grain of salt. Here's a one-oh pitch. Swung on and land is second. Taken by hell for the out. Oh, runs though. It's not loud in the story at the end of five and a half innings is. And that's two and a half there. Here's the... Lea Modern 49er at Armory Garage in Albany. There are golden savings waiting for you at Central and Colvin in Albany during Armory Garage's 49th anniversary sale. Armory has hundreds of top-conditioned use cars waiting in their lot for new owners.
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This is Lindsay Nelson with Ralph Carter and Bob Murphy, because they feel in Cincinnati. Well, the lights came on. Donna Celi had walked over to the Doughada and the lights came on, and he does waterborne right now. He doesn't want to give the Cincinnati batters any advantage of possibly having advantage of having the lights on right now because the meths did not have them on for their half of the six-sitting. I'll get you to turn to the Doughada shaving and waving that hand negatively and waving it, but they're on. The lights are on and he's not going to allow a play to continue. Donna Celi raises his hand and says, no, no, no, no. So, Pension steps out of the body spot. And if your West Westerners are on the steps of the meth, Doughada. At the end of the inning, he can turn to his wife's arm with no problem at all. Donna Celi's looking up at the lights now and they're on very brightly. So, this is the ballpark where Major League Night Baseball was first played when they were turned on in 1935.
13,3 years, 16, 14, 3 took place in 1228. So, it's 12, 15,000, 88, 15, 88. While we're waiting for the lights to go out all over Carlyfield, you are the attendant figure today. The payed attendance is 14,360 and the total attendance is 15,088. Full stomach gaps, it's probably good rest enough there. Just with Major's face on his voice, and now with the please turn out to light. That is why we are being held up. Donna Celi, if I may ask for the lights to be turned on at the end of the inning. That's usually the way it's done. But they were turned on anyway and they were on right here now. When they were turned on in 1935, the Empress Ariel, here at the time in General Manage, was Larry McFail. And he had President Roosevelt press the button in the White House in Washington to turn on the lights and cross the field.
They might have to go to Justin to get these turned off here. They may have to press the button to make us to get them out. And now Dave Bristol, the Cincinnati manager, is coming out. Charlie to talk to Oggy Donna Celi. Bristol says with arms up, then what about it? Donna Celi says, look at the lights. Bristol saying, let's play. Donna Celi saying, stand up on. Bristol is completely ejection. He tries like, there's a couple of ways to Donna Celi, and goes back to the dugout. As Ralph got appointed out, the Donna Celi always decays like this is that the Umbride doesn't want to be placed in a position of having favored one team or the other in the matter of ability to see. Now, if it had suddenly gotten very dark and something like that, of course the Umbride didn't provide to do it any time he wants to. He doesn't have to wait. But this wasn't a case because it's just been overcast post of the day and he decided he wanted them on at the end of the ending.
They were turned on anyway. So the lights are still on, it's been no longer turned them on. They got on and off the last quicker than we wait for the lights to be turned on and they're too hard to see the way back. The lights are not turned off and better personally it's decided to die to the dugout to enter on the wall, strike up to the place and we'll continue. The story's tied to two. Bottom half of the six inning. Tom Stevens on the mound for the message in an all the way and Vadefensen is obviously nothing for two in this game. That's abouting average of 342 for the season. Davis finishes outside for a ball. Vadefensen started this year with a lifetime batting average of 301. We had rain in Cincinnati last night. A good part of the night we had rain this morning or it's late at the center of the clock it was raining hard. Here's a one-hole pitch and it's our size.
Adding to the confusion of the morning around Cincinnati with the fact that Cincinnati did go on daylight saving time this morning at two o'clock as did most of the nation. In other years Cincinnati said on eastern standard time. So they were all so it's a complaint. Convusioned here to two o'clock swung on and popped up to show it left field. Alamo is going down the line and he's full of sound and sound. It's a foul ball out of play as Alamo is trying to get the position and flip down on the turn. The ball fell about two feet away from his outside throw. Vadefensen has gone all the way to second and hopefully will be a fair ball. Vadefensen is still alive. He gets to life as Alamo are slipped down and lying on his back as the glove I stressed the ball fell about two feet from it. He wasn't in a position to make any adjustments where he laid. One of the best catches I saw a pincermake happen in JC and when he fell down in right field and while he was on his back he caught a breath.
I remember very well he did. Here's a two one catch swung on and lying in the line. He stays alive and gets the hit. Luke welcome up at the ball place and back in session time. So now with nobody out his feet well was coming up. The hit was number five for the rest of Tom Civer and he hits it all even now. So close to this point for the net two runs five in one error for the red two runs five in snow errors. We're going to get a little action for the first time in the net bullpen. I'm stirring around down here now. Feed well as a switch it is. I think well it's against the right hand at Tom Civer. Down and out and single. Go for it in this game. I throw over the free space not in time just a calling card.
Don Shaw is the left hand he getting up down there to throw. Jack Lamab is the right hand he's up and throwing. Here's a pitch and it is outside for ball rose squared and running position didn't offer. Boy it came in at the Gallup Concorde. Rose at the plate and Lima is on deck. They had a whole month to second inning. He were looking at it Jerry Grady for his time. Johnson leaves his first throw over he's back safely. He got a throw the first is not in time. He goes to Alamo for one the lead later first is not in time.
Alamo are slowly not in front of Crenzo. I got to lead runner this one away and I will play up leave me who homework in the second inning. They were far out on air by Ken Boyer and the bottom out of the fourth inning. Feed the right hand batter Tony Perez played first place on the first game here today. Perez has been playing most of the time for the first time he read. So the first in the summer will get back safely. Bet you throw not high out of the right turn of field. Rose lands right on the quay the third. Luke Moore shoots the mile up plays it back in a hurry. Rose to third base but holding his first is Lee May.
Perez has on his first and third one out and Johnson coming up. Johnson finger will lighten the second inning and he's into a double play on the fourth inning. Now for just a moment I Jerry Grady's there. Crenzo's very Chuck Hill is there. Luke Moore moves across in a hurry to take that ball out there in between himself and Don Bice to prevent any further advance. They play that judge and Gugel is called down here in the organ. They take it literally because the people with their umbrella stand up all our teddy rows of our fashion and make the motion like they had the sword. They do indeed they act it out. Very Johnson big right hand brother in and waiting. She checks the runner's his first and third and the fifth one on him. I'm going to be sure. Alamos. Alamos is on him and out of the last field. Rose to third and on the way to third is Lee May.
Well, the second one is his first and third. The red please lead is still in looks to be a first and celer made double play ball. It is scored by the Cincinnati score as a major. It was directly out Alamoire. It's the ground in front and then bound it off his arm. As he was trying to get him position to play it over the second. It is going as a face it for Darren Johnson and that will be a run bad it in. Well, you can lead the wagon runs bad it in with that kind of scoring. I should say you, Jack. The red lead by a score of three to two. Now the pitch is in for a call strike. It looks to be a perfectly tailored double play ball because it was hard enough so that they would have plenty of time to make the play. Alamoire was trying to get him position when the ball ricocheted off his arm.
Here's a pitch low for a ball. The official score and it's left to his discussion. They are official scores who would have said error. That is really tough on the pitcher because that makes the whole earned run pitcher change entirely. Playing a foul ball back and out of play and it's tough on this pitch because telling him to the game he lives an national league in Aaron Run averages. Or if there was ever a tailor made double play ball, that was it. Got to help with one ball and two strikes now. Tommy Helms at the play. He's got it out in fly dot so far. Still only one man out was run as it first and third and the red leading three to two. Severs up and set. Which is outside. Two and two out of Helms. Lima is the runner at third.
And Johnson's the runner at third. Severs set. Two two three. So I'm going to hit back to Severs. He goes out. I'm going to have a one that's on the first double play. One six three and the side is retired. But the Cincinnati Reds got a run on three. No matter how it is and one red left and the store at the end of six four and it's a red three of the Matt's two and here's our title. Or once again we'd like to remind you that good season boxes for the 1967 match games are still available. That's not too late to pick up your season boxes for the game schedule for the rest of the season. And of course they have a wide variety of other season ticket plans that can suit your individual taste. Find out about these plans and order tickets. Contact ticket manager, Shay Stadium, watching New York. Zip is one one three six eight.
And if you'd like to you can also phone in the number of six seven two three thousand. That phone number again six seven two three thousand. I'll talk over that ticket plan that's best for you or your group and explain how to go about ordering. And you still have time to get in for a season ticket plan or a special ticket plan starting with the Giants when the Metcum home to play the Giants next Tuesday once the end Thursday night. Big home stand coming up. Metcum playing the Giants playing Houston and also the Cincinnati Reds playing Houston over the weekend. And the rest. Starting a week from Tuesday playing Tuesday once the night and also a Thursday afternoon game. There's a special out of distraction for that Giants series. There will be five stolen banjo bands from the famous your fathers must have establishment in Greenwich Village. We'll play throughout the ballgame. They're a room every level of Shay Stadium to add to the front and excitement. You don't need much added attraction when you got Willie Mays and the Giants in.
And it's going to be quite a serious starting on Tuesday. Right now here for the play by play with the Metcum trading now on the scoreboard three to two Bob Murphy. All right, Ralph Ken Boyer will be up as we move to the seven putting as the Mestran even things up are for July to get the 18 year old right handed Gary Noah. The Reds have three runs seven hits no errors. New York two runs five hits and one air. So that's winning the opener on the shutout pitching of Don Chartwell to nothing. I use the wind up by Nolan and the pitch to Boyer a foul fall back up into the crowd no play. Kenny O'Fourth to Jerry Grody is beyond deck batter and then down by a grand
smash through the hole at the left field for a base. So Boyer is on and that breaks the hit. Get a John hit most in his last 21 times. Now Jerry Grody coming up. Jerry looking now now to check with Salty Parker to see how West went from once to play it. So Metcum trading by one were in the top of the seven putting. Now Nolan off the stretch he's around to bun doesn't offer in the curve as that's that ball one. The 18 year old right hander has not walked a man and has struck out sick.
Next pitch to Grody a full swing and a miss one ball and one strike. Jerry lost the in this now on call of a Cincinnati bullpen. Sammy Ellis has been doing some kind of work. He puts the opening game of the series. Bob Sean Dunne he tuning up for New York and he bums it and pops it up calling for it as the catcher Johnny Edwards and he catches the ball in fair territory in your home play. So Grody trying to move the runner popped up. That brings up the center field here at Don Bosch. We'll bring you right at today that all of the major league ball games at the end of the inning. Swing and a miss on an e half out ball.
One out and one on top of the seventh red lead three two. Down the fever should have been out of the gym without a run scoring in the last of the six running. Sound all back no play. Vice single to left field his last time up down has one for two. Sound the fever has come out of the indexer hole. The two strikes which by no in a fastball the time one ball and two strikes. Now West Western says to sign down to the bullpen for Jacqueline Mae to start getting ready. And he have any election to send up a pensioner and the ball is a curve that's popped up down the first base line.
Lee Mae the first base been midway between first and home has it for the off. Now very small is going to come up to bat for time fever. Well here's a tough break for time fever. Ground ball hit right at. The family out of the aisle was a Taylor made double play ball at the must made the double play. The score would be tied and see that we don't have to leave this ball game. This goes to show you how complicated this game is because the score would have been tied. He would have not left the ball game he would have had a chance to win. Now he goes out possibly with no chance to win. He might be the losing pitcher. It's a tough break and you get many during the season and all your hope is that they even out throughout the year. Larry's thought is the pensioner for time fever. There's the wrangled chugumug who has 12 ounces of wrangled extra dry and it has a full tab so you don't need an opener. You'll find it's about the handiest way there is of quenching your thirst.
You'll find chugumug on special display at your local stores in New York and New Jersey. Breaking ball outside one ball of no strikes. Larry has been up nine times this year he has one hit. Fast ball outside two balls of no strikes. So the match will have a new pitcher in the ball game of the last of the seven-dunning. Time fever again pitching very well. The young right hander is really impressive. Outside ball three and no one goes behind on stall three and no. Bear in mind the young right hander he's just 18 has not walked a man. Ken Boyer on first base two minutes away in the top of the seven.
Now the free opage of swing and a move. Well, it's getting the green light to try and hit the ball up into the feet. It's about the only way the time fever can get the win in this ball game is for the master grad to lead right here on the top of the seven. Fitching three and one swing and a man in a high hard one is three and two. Four count three and two on the bench and Larry's stall. Larry left down better and he does have power. Now the payoff delivery the runner goes and the pitches pops up foul. Move the over darn Johnson he has no play and drop into the crowd. Let's return to the York after the double header.
Jack Fisher opposes Gailord Curry to his United Shay as the match open the Giants series. Fitching three and two foul back into the last backstop. And again Boyer has to retreat the first base. Got any boy here Edging off. There he goes. Here's the pitch swinging a man be struck him out. He goes behind three and a half and a half of the seven. No runs one hit no errors and one left on. At the end of the six and a half earnings the first of that he read three of the New York met two. The late Adelaide Stevenson once said of the United Nations. But what did we expect?
The piece would drift down from the sky like soft snow. That there would be no ordeal no anguish no testing in this greatest of all human undertaking. Any great institution or idea must suffer its pains of birth and of growth. We will not lose faith in the United Nations. We see it as a living thing and we will work and pray for its full growth and development. We wanted to become what it was intended to be. A world society of nations under law not merely law backed by force. But law backed by justice in popular consent. Come to UN headquarters in New York. When you see people from 117 countries working together you will realize that they can continue to work together. That if the UN hasn't solved all the world's problems in 20 years at least it's begun. Come to the UN. Now here are the changes for the metas. The game moves to the elastas of the Sun.
Very soon it will stay in the ballgame. He goes to center field. Don Bysch comes out. Jack Lamay just now pitching and Jack will be hitting in Bysch's spot. The number eight spot in the batting order. Jack Lamay from Springfield, Massachusetts. Making his second appearance as joining the New York metas. Three outings for the White Sucks this year. Jack had won one and lost none. And it worked five innings in relief. Cincinnati will have the bottom third of the order coming up against Lamay to the last half of the Sun. Jack is from Farmingville, Long Island.
Now Johnny Edwards will be leading off. Edwards left and batter facing 30-year-old Jack Lamay. The right hand is first pitch. A big slow curve that's over strike one goal. Johnny Edwards has scad deep to left and fly to center, nothing for two. Last year with the White Sucks, Lamay was seven and nine. Now the pitch on the way on the fastball under the knees, one ball, one strike. Let's try for a sweep. If they can sweep the twin bill, they'd return to shame with a five under a road drift, three and three. Despite the fact that the team has not been hitting. The one-one delivery, a high fly ball in the shallow left. County Davis honors in, he's under a draw to beat on it and makes the catch for the arc. That out of nobody are now Leo Cardinals.
Cardinals has been up twice and been struck out both hands. We'll bring you up today to all of the other action in the major leagues at the end of the inning. The big story in baseball today, centered around Steve Barber of the Orioles. The main second bid for a no-hitter. Now Lamay delivers the cardinous, a breaking ball outside ball one. Now Lamay has his sand from Jerry Groody. And the pitch to Cardinals are popped fly down the first baseline. Eddie Crain, who will on the rim of the outfield grass, takes it for the out-to-man down. Jerry, you're in the zone. Now Lamay has his sand from Jerry Groody. And the pitch to Cardinals are popped fly down the first baseline. Eddie Crain, who will on the rim of the outfield grass, takes it for the out-to-man down.
Now Gary Dolan's getting up and he'll get a big hand for the crowd here in Cincinnati. The 18-year-old Yuster has done an amazing job. His picture in background story does not even appear in the sense that out of your book. They had no idea he'd be around. They'd take it for granted. He'd be pitching in the minor leagues, but he was so great in the spring training they had to bring him to it. Now the pitch on the way and the fastball is overstrike one call. It'll be interesting to see if he can survive the next squad cut when the team's have to get down to 25 men after 30 days of the season. One ball, one strike. I don't know. It's the way he's been pitching. Of course you'd have to say yes right now Ralph, but they may decide that maybe he needs more season. You just never know.
One one pitch to Nolan is fouled back against the glass backstop, one ball and two strikes. I think right now if you said he mad, you'd have to take Dave Bristol with him. I think you're right. Well if he doesn't get bombed between now then you can bet he'll stay around. Now what we made out of his wind up the one two pitch, thought the outside corner is two and two. Dave Bristol gets Maloney and Papas Alfie. He's going to be deep in pitching. The two two delivery a swing in a mouth he's trucking my battery tired in order with Le Mabre on the hill in the last of the seventh. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. Now seven innings complete. In the night gap of the twin bill it's about a three and the New York must two.
Now let's get together with Ralph and check all the other scores. Well after six and a half innings the giants lead the Dodgers two to one. Bob Bolham puts you for the giants. Drized you're going for the Dodgers and the giants of BN Chase stadium. Playing the three game fairies starting Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. All night games so come on out. Philadelphia beat Atlanta six to four with three runs in the top of the ninth in the first ballgame. Grand Jackson and winning pitcher Carol Veluzer running a low toy and Cardi had home runs. In the second ballgame after four and a half innings. Philadelphia won the Atlanta one. That was beat Houston four to one and winning pitcher was Rich Nye. He pitched to four. He had a going all the way. But let's be the loser. Santa home run of the first with two men on. And Pittsburgh stopped saying no. I stood in nothing and winning pitcher for Zyro four. Here the losing pitcher was jester. In the American lake. Clayman beat Chicago two to one. As Bell picked up the win the losing pitcher was Howard Wagner and McCraw had home runs in that ballgame. At the end of the first inning in the second game it's Clayman won the Chicago nothing.
Are going to get taken taken game in the game in the second. Refreshing bizarre to replace or two. Detroit beat Baltimore two to one without a base hit in the ballgame. First time in the history of baseball a two pitches combined to pitch a no hitter in lose. Steve Barber and two Miller winning pitcher was Wilson and Barber won eight innings on a no hit. No run ballgame giving up one run and then going out and two Miller coming and giving up the other. At the end of two and a half innings he tried nothing. Baltimore nothing in the second game. The first baller against former and Washington beat Minnesota in the first game of the double header. Seven to three to one in pitcher fast. Claw of Grand The losing pitcher at the end of seven Washington three Minnesota nothing in the second game. Crime replacing Jim Scott and more pitching for Washington. Harold Simeon Camille at home run Yankees beat California four to one on a three run home run by Manel in the bottom half of the 10th inning. More Mac to one in pitcher Bernet the losing pitcher in the second ballgame. It's the angels won the Yankees nothing. Clark and down in the opposing pitchers going to the top of the fifth. Kansas City beat Boston won nothing. A five hitter pitch by Jim Nash, a losing pitcher.
Brandon also a five hitter. Cater a home run in the second with no one on base. We go to the eighth inning New York Trilling by one and Johnny Sullivan is the bench batter hitting for Alabama. At a foul ball, rip right straight back straight like one. The fed is batting John Sullivan. I've had one for five this year. He's sitting for the lead off better. Alma the pitch by Nolan a fastball end for a call strike in Nolan now has a two strike. Chuck Miller is the on deck batter and then Al Lutlow. The two strike delivery and he pops to ball up and in see what pop fly out in front of the plate. Johnny Edwards is waved off by John Johnson and Johnson takes him for the out in fair territory. Right here we pause for station identification. This is the New York match based ball network. Hi, this is Jerry Ducey.
If it's conversation you're looking for, then talk to me on my telephone show each week day afternoon at 130. Here on the big bright sound of WGY is connected. Bob Murphy with Ralph Keiner and Lindsay Nelson from Cosby Field Cincinnati. Good ball game going, Miss Trail by one top of the eight. At a slow curve is fouled off back toward the on deck at her Al Lutlow. Charlie Hiller has struck out, fly to left and been robbed of the hit on a diving summer-solving grab by Tommy Harper. The pitch by Nolan fastball of the inside corner strike two. The general right-hander knows the strike throw. He got behind the star in the seven-footing three and owing him back to strike him out. Now a ground ball bounced the second a big hopper Tommy Holmes. He figures to leave May to mend out.
How Lutlow has two hits and three times up. How singled the last, then laid down a beautiful drag bump beat it out for a base hit. Last time up he was struck out. How leading to 96. One ball and no strikes. Howdy day of this waiting in the on deck circle. The pitch by Gary Nolan a curve ball over for a call strike one and one. Howdy brustle has stood Abernathy getting ready in the bullpen now. Abernathy worked one inning in the opening game here today. He tired three in a row.
That's one of the games you nothing. And a fastball of the letters for a strike one and two. One ball two strikes on how Lutlow. Curve ball hit on the air towards shallow left center field. It may drop in it does for a base hit and Lutlow has his 30 to the ball game. Howdy bell and down off the end of the bat and drop it in a Texas ligger to short left center. Howdy brings up Tommy Davis. Howdy tied the ball game up with a two run homer back in the fourth inning. A towering shot over the center field fence. Howdy second home run of the year he now has six runs better than. Now the men have loop low the time run on the ball. Now the men have loop low the time run on first two men down run the eighth inning.
And the fastball is over to Tommy Davis strike one. We may hold against the base runner. Now Lutlow is you go off. And a ground ball hit right out Tommy home. He fags the hop throws the man right is up. No rounds one hit no errors in one left. At the end of seven and a half anings. First and eighty three in the New York must do. It's spring and everything's coming up colossal on the corner of central and Calvin in Albany. It's Armory Goliath celebrating their 49th anniversary sale with a crop of constantly changing tested used cars. You have to see to believe hundreds to choose from at places so low that you won't believe them. Art Neet says the selection changes daily visit Armory again if you don't find what you want the first time. Pick the used car you want then put his little is 49 cents down take years to pay.
Your credit is wealth at Armory you can buy sign and pay at Armory home of one hundred and one time payment plans. Browse around you'll see why everything's colossal from the three big shops two big lots including their fourteen acre lot to the experience of the one hundred thirty five employees. Then check the allowances the deals the fast delivery and you'll see why Armory has been the leader for forty nine years in used car sales and service. It's spring time to trade up at Armory garage during their colossal forty nineth anniversary sale central at Calvin in Albany. The County Sullivan was the pensioner for Sandy Elmer on the top of the eight now but how soon they go for his short. Jack Lamay is on the mountain release and a lead off that are in the last of the eight on the county harbour. Harper has one for three and has scored one of the three Cincinnati.
Tommy Harper betting in two thirty seven. Abernathy has stopped working in the bullpen. Monty a month ago to continue to loosen up at a slider on the outside corner strike one. Made a pensioner and decking in feed roads. Now the wind up in the pitch by the may but fastball inside and high one ball one strike. A Dodger stadium the Giants came up with three runs in the seven winnings. Off time drives the other one trying to ask the astound the game. The Giants lead the Dodgers four to one at the end of seven. A high fly well hit the center. Stalled the way way back by the first jump. You can't get it as fast as the last for a base and Harper goes under second with a double.
Very strong when all the way to the center field one. Jumped the fast he could and it was just the out he's reached. Good job. The hustling over to you to back up on the play on the ball. He's fired to the end and Harper is on to the double. The eighth hit of the ball game for Cincinnati and it brings up beta pencil. Thompson had one hit at the first game and he has one for three others. Now a may it picks up his side from Rudy the outfield is going around toward right. The pitch depends on the drive in the year to right field. It will racing in the full till makes the catch. Good play by our look low and Harper holds the second. Now he throws the number three hitters. Goes as one hit and three times. He has driven out one of the three Cincinnati round.
Aaron Johnson get credit for his 17th hour of the eye when the official store gave him a base hit. On that perfect double play ball and was put it by a family Almer. And he throws it in the back. Throw sitting well against right handed Jack Lamay. Tommy Harper an excellent base run out leading off second and now Lamay has stepped off to chase him back. Now the ball it down to the left field I'm no play. In the ninth inning the next will have any crane goal Ken Boyer and Jerry Groody. The try and tie this ball game up.
For the most part this has been a very well played double hunter. One of the few mistakes the entire afternoon made by the mess at the moment is a very costly one. Now Jack Lamay in the subdivision. Ground ball hit hard fielded by train so Lamay comes over to cover and it's in time for the yacht. Harper moving over to serve. Now there are a few men away and Lee May is coming up. Lee May and son of batting son of the ball. Son of batting son of batting son of the little home run. He reached on air charged the boy here in the fourth and he singled the right center to be involved in the middle of the tie breaking run. He had the same son of a.
Now the infielders back to a few men away as may step south. Son of a. Son of a. First place on the first game today. Now the may bath is signed from Groody and the pitch to Lee May is inside the high ball one. Dave Russell made only two changes in his line up for the second game. He put Lee May in instead of for as a first Johnny Edwards behind the plate. Have let it get off the opening game. Harper leading off third and the pitch is a swing and a miss one ball one strike.
Last of the eighth inning the reds lead the match three to two. Reds have Harper on third to men down the one one that's. Slow grout or a foul down the third base land no play. One ball and two strikes down Lee May. Here's the pitch by Jack Lamayton it's over strike three call the good job by Jack Lamayton. Jack Lamayton and I was very important. No one hit a lead off double Harper is left on third. No errors one left on. So at the end of the eight innings the score the Cincinnati Reds three and the New York match two.
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Go to the 9th inning the Metski to run the tie. They have brushed over Cincinnati manager has Chico Relias now flying third and Daran Johnson has moved over to first place Lee May coming out of Atlanta. Eddie Crain who will lead off against 18 year old Gary Nolan Nolan once before this year pitched 9 inning. That was against the Dodgers a game won by a Cincinnati and extra innings 3 to 1. For Nolan did not figure in the decision and of that out again got the Dodgers and 9 innings he struck out 12 men. His first outing he beat Houston 7 to 3 when into the eighth inning he lost his third start to the Giants. So young Gary Nolan is trying to get his second win of the year and give the red the split and the double header. So that's on the other hand hoping to yank it out and return with a three on three road trip. Crain through has a double in three times up here's the pitch on the way a fly ball hit the center field.
It's playable and beta pencil back in deep centers under it and makes the catch. Well it's an almost to the fence where it was taken by pencil. Now Ken Boyer one for three. Can he got a base it is last time up a snap the hit them and can he had gone over for 21. Now the infield in the outfield shooting around toward left against Ken Boyer the mess one run behind. Here's the pitch outside ball on a fastball by Gary Nolan. Jerry Grody at the on deck batter the pitch to Boyer. He'll be ground down to third to where he's up with a deep behind third the long throw is in time. That's her down at her final out.
Now Jerry Grody is being called back to the dugout. The runs for Boater to hit a home run in the first game today to put New York in front one nothing. Well that's for Grady. Brown's home run was in the second inning and that proved to be all side well needed. Time hanging up is 13th Major League shut out. So Boater had two pinch hit home runs last year and he had the club record of four pinch hit home runs. So West Westroom has a little background on run right here. He had a home run to tie it up with two men out. Now Ron's stepping in against Gary Nolan. The reds in front three to two. Another well-office ball game by young pitchers by Thomas Evers and by Gary Nolan.
Here's the pitch on the way outside his ball one. Although an arrow was not charged and I have to certainly should have been and figured in the run. That broke the deadlock and gave the reds the lead three to two. Next pitch on the way inside and low it's ball two two and all. Great goose and it's not coming out on deck. He will hit for Jack Lamay before Ron's were both again keep it going. Two balls and no strikes on Ron. Here's the wind up now the pitch and it's a blooper hit out towards short right field. It may drop in it does for a base hit. And Ron is on with a Texas Lake blooper into short right and Greg Goose is coming up to bat for Lamay.
He's team now has eight hits on the ball game. Greg has three hits and nine times a fat, fatting three thirty three strong right hand hitter. Now we aren't shown. Welcome in the ball game to run for Ron's were butta. Let's going all out trying to get this game tied here in the night. Right hander I guess right hander here's the pitch and a breaking ball outside of Goose and lunch for it and then held up in time. Larry's thought is beyond deck better. Larry can in the game with a ten center for time see for him and stayed in the ball game going to center field. Red screen the match to miss down to last out. Here is over a strike one ball and one strike.
Beautiful slow curve by the young right hander Gary Nolan. Leon the bench runner is on first. Our Gerson asked for time and steps out. One ball one strike. Here's the pitch on the way fast ball high two balls in the strike. Players in both dugouts are standing. Get Abernathy is one in the ball then for Cincinnati. Now it's two and one on Gerson. In the set position is Nolan the two one delivery a foul ball walked right straight back in the counters two and two.
Two balls and two strikes three to two Cincinnati two men out nine running and Leon joins the tying right on first. Now the pitch a slow curve foul back into the glass backstop. Here he Nolan throwing a lot of curve balls to Greg Gerson. Greg a good fast ball hitter with a fast bat and good foul. The reds in the outfield are flying in deep and around the left. The count is two and two now the pitch on the way. Swinging on the left to the end of the set. Here he Nolan the 18 year old right hander striking out Greg Gerson the nailed out in the west. In the ninth inning four to York no runs one hits no errors and one left on. Final score as the reds again is split in the double header since 93 and the New York match two. We'll have the recap in just a moment. Parents of little children may I offer you a tip for their protection.
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And for the recap let's get together with Ralph Garner. In the second ball game the reds stood off the scoring with a home run from Lee May who got a second hit this year. It's first home run Lee had not appeared against the met in any of the games that they had played with the red this season. That put the reds in front of the ball game by a score of one to nothing and then they added another run in the third inning on a double by Tommy Harper and a single by Peefrose to the middle of the diamond. That gave them a two nothing lead the met tied it up on a two run home run by Tommy Davis. It was his second home run this year. Davis home run was to center field and came after Al Lucro at beat out a bunch to get on with a score of two through the ball game and the chase and once again in the sixth inning and it was a gift as the mess gave the reds to run. Beta Finson after a long dissertation about whether or not the lights are beyond or off they finally returned off to the reds with have no advantage over the mess in the bottom half of the six. Single the right field the single came after Sandy Alamore had gone into foul territory to catch a pop fly.
He would have caught the ball but he slipped on the red grass and fell down. Finson was on at first base when Peefrose grounded back to the pitcher. Rose was safe at first base on a fourth play a second as Beta Finson was forced out there. Then Lee May who had had the home run earlier in the ball game in the second inning. Single the right field and move Peefrose over the third base. Darren Johnson was the next batter his previous time up he had hit into a double play. When I run to a third base and I run at first there and hit a hard ground ball right down to Sandy Alamore. A routine play for a double play Alamore could not handle it and went on through in the left field and the run that was on third base came across that gave the Cincinnati Reds to three to Lee. If the double play had been made and all they had to do was catch the ball away around it would have ended the ending in Tom Severs would not have gone out of the ball game. But it was scored a base hit why no one will ever know I'm sure and Darren Johnson got to run better than that. That was the difference in the ball game as the Reds wanted by a score of three to two.
Severs was the losing pitcher his first loss this year has recognized two and one. The winning pitcher in the ball game was Gary Nolan his record also two and one with the win and it was his first complete game in the major league. 14,360 saw the double header in which in the first ball game the Reds wanted by a score of two to nothing as they picked up three base two base hits in the game one of them a home run by Ron Sreboda and the other runs scoring on a wall pitch as Jerry Grote scored from third. Don Codwell the winning pitcher now with a two and one record he fits the three hitter and the very strong ball game. The only serious trouble he was in was in the ninth inning with beta Pinson on it first base. He got feed rollers to smash into a double play and that end of the ball game. The losing pitcher in that first ball game was McCool or was his first loss this year his record two and one. So the match puts the double header winning the first game to nothing and losing the second game by a score of three to two. Rangold has brought you National League Baseball with the New York match. Rangold, New York's best selling beer in New York City where there are 302 different beers one has made it to the top.
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The Yankees came back and the bottom half and Charlie Smith doubled in the left center field. After Robinson bounced out, Winikers singled the ride driving and Smith met all his joy in this ballgame. Brunette has gone all the way for the Angel's whitey Ford went seven and then it came on to work two innings. We've got a 1-1 ballgame with Julie Wilmax coming in now as the third picture ball of the Yankees. Another big ballgame to follow so as Phil mentioned a moment ago, the driver, looking for something new, he's coming out to the stadium. Funny little excitement left here this afternoon. Well, Julie Wilmax comes on. Julie is one 1-1 last one this year. He's faced tennings and I was faced in one run. Everyone was in an end though, but it's lost in the ballgame. So Julie will be pitching to Jay Johnstone, Jose Sartanael and Rick Leicardt.
As you go into the top of the tent, Benning and another big ballgame to go. See, no changes in 40 Yankees. The only change has been out of the mound and has shortstop. Ruben Amaro took over for a giant Kennedy. Whitey Ford started the game, worked seven innings. Now Renaflore-2 innings gave up just one hit and all runs and now Wilmax comes on. Jay Johnstone is two for four. He struck out in the first inning, single the right in the third. Single the right in the fifth, was thrown out trying to stretch it into a double and then bounced the second base into seventh. Last man hitting Jay Johnstone. Julie Lomack.
Aperian is seven games, the most of any Yankee pitcher they've ever been working, Doli. And he's been doing a great job. Gaudi Smith is in a third base. As we get ready for the first pitch, it's the third bounce to Madlette's first base. Nicky's up with a step down the back for the unadjusted put-out. All the way, make that a win on that ball that took a big hop and then a short hop. But he's able to make the plays, and here is Sartanael. All day, he didn't know a double play in the first inning. Ryan DeLess in the third, walked in the fifth and was hit by a fifth ball in the eighth. And then, of course, trying to steal third. Rick Reagan on deck. Here's the first pitch by Womack.
A service low ball won. Perfect days of baseball. The one on delivery, low and outside, ball two, two, another. I'll feel play Sartanael straight away, but deep. That's a good power for a little man. Womack, two nothings, a swing and a miss strike one, two and one. Sartanael takes a real big swing, takes him a little while to unwind. I'll do it again. And it'll wind up. That's ball on the outside corner, strike two, ball. Three, five, Womack, just nipping the outside corner.
I'll do it again. I'll do it again. I'll do it again. I'll do it again. I'll do it again. I'll do it again. I'll do it again. Wow, nobody on. The pitch is a curved swing and a miss strike three, a big breaking third ball. Not an hour, Sartanael is on strike. And it brings up Rick Ryker. Ryker hits the bunch in a second and he walks in the third. In into a double play in the fifth and sacrifice in the eighth. Over two. Two out and nobody on. One more in here in the top of the tenth. Serve is lined up. Let's be a less intrepaced, extrabated. Off the wall. By Tommy Thresh, rolling down into the near the bullpen area. Ryker's on his way to third and he's in a third.
That ball powering around the wall got away from Tommy Thresh. That'll be a triple all the way. And the angels have Ryker at third base with two outs. And more Ryker, that's his first triple of the year. And the batter is done, Minscher. And they're going to put Minscher on, I believe, how it walked out the talk with Walmax. They're going to walk Minscher intentionally and flip the body, you cannot. That'll give Ryker a little breather at third base after making that long run. You can run for a big man. There's ball three. Ryker's trying to draw bouncing off third base. And there is ball four.
So Minscher walks for the second time in the ball game. He has twice lined a lesson, struck out. And now Bobby cannot single a center in a second. He scored the angels on the run. Struck out in the fourth and eighth inning and slide the center in a second. Run as that first and third, two outs, one one, we had top of the center. Mon deck is ball bragging. Walmax taking from the stretch position. Nattle not holding Minscher too close at first. Like at Leeds off third, here's the stretch and the pitch spot is sent, ball back on the screen. So Bobby can up, trying to throw it up to defense by dropping a surprise butter was not the suicide squeeze of course, Ryker had a weight to see if the ball was buttered before he came tearing in.
Nothing in one account. Elson Howard reaches down to pick up a little rubber ball, throw it back into the Yankee dugout. Run as lead off first and third, dredged by Walmax. Kirby checked his wing and died. Boy he shot it after it was blowing outside, one on one. Juley Walmax, a third Yankee pitcher of the afternoon. Whitey Ford wins seven, Reynolds two and now Walmax. Juley delivers a foul outside of third base. It's one ball to strike. Ole Macho's for the Ryzen bag.
Bobby can up dig in at home plate. Now Juley gets the sign from Hall. Here's the stretch. The third is a little bit high boy he had. Bobby cannot bleeding away but the ball broke high. There's two balls, two strikes, two outs, two men high. Whitey dancing up and down at third base. Dried a distract Walmax. Misch and not too big a lead at first. Juley sets. The lead is a kind strike three swinging. Beautiful side on third ball by Walmax. Juley's row runs one hit, no Yankee air is two men left. And at the end of nine and a half it still dies.
California won in the Yankee. Well he's going to the bottom of the tenth inning. Still tied at one one. And Ruben Amaro will be leading off in the Yankee. Ruben Akeeman who synced it in the seventh inning and lined out the first base. It'll be Amaro house or in straight with Madelof Follow here in the bottom of the tenth inning. This is a jump ball game. A lot of goose takes up on that scoreboard. He seems to run in the second inning and that's been all the scoring so far. Here's a picture Amaro. Ruben swing, fast it back. All right, one. Always have some great catches by fans in the fan's video today. The young enthusiasm comes out. The interesting thing to get the totals. Here's the one strike delivery. Low is all one one one.
All one one along. Good Gronet ready. �chtual ball to now. Barring been served. first. We're in the bottom of the 10th inning. It's by Bruin at a close ball three three and one. Over tomorrow. It's time to look down at Chris Teddy. Thank you. Want to get a run. I'm going to get a run. That's kind of George Bune at gets the sign from Roger's. Here's the three one pitch.
It's taken in there for a strike. A full count three and two. Ready now for the payoff. Blue net blind. Skip delivers it. Climb out in the left side of the field. Like it. Moving back to his left. It's there. Makes the catch. Ruben got good wood on the ball. One away and here is Dick Houset. Thanks to our now talking to the Yankee bat boy. It looks like somebody in the bleachers has a mirror shining out there. And sure is trying to get the public address announced that it was say something about it. And a lot of the youngsters have their feet sticking out over the railing in the bleaching. And I'm sure once in a week
the announcement is telling them to get him back out of there. Here's Dick Houset. Chris Teddy, high ball one. Dick is also four. Foucets are very slight. Pops are very once in the line to left here. And the other one. The other one. That's the other side ball two. Two and all. And now the announcement telling the youngsters to get that feet back in out there in the bleaches. And every can tell when a boy man be hit that fall. Doesn't seem possible. Four hundred and fifty seven feet, but they can do it. Here's the two all six thousand. Strike four two and one. On deck time he's right. Two balls one strike one out. Nobody on. Drew Ned wine. The levies is full fall in the
upper deck. Each the left fails. And we're back in the crowd. Two and two the counts. And the kids do their feet back and then put them out again. And if they don't do it this time, these vessels will be going out there for the tone and make sure they do. Just blows up the ball game. It's two and two on Dickhawzer. Do it and it'll wind up. The fifty bunch with two strikes of beauty. They'll never get them. It's the basic for houses. Boy, he had four short deeps. And with two strikes on him, he laid down a surprise bunch. And they didn't have a chance to get them. And right now, a New York Yankee
baseball is for a three-pleaser state tonight's identification. You're listening to Yankee baseball on WCSS radio in Amsterdam. New York, today's game is being brought to you in part by the Jeep Kroger Brewing Company of Princeton, Rhode Island. Makers are the world's most perfect beer, light golden Kroger closing. How many blinder right in the first inning? Top 3 and the third. Single to six. We're thrown out trying to stretch it in the redouble and flying to left in the eighth. And our hands start coming over. And he's patient as run out. This is the third time that he has come over and make the announcement that if they don't get their feet out of there, they could be taken out of there. Youngsters just thought it's making fun of you, but it really isn't. I said it. This could be the final warning for those kids out there. It's the same because it's a beautiful day. And a part-chepper saying now
that the game will be held up until the fans get away from that front railing now. Not bad either team. Who had it in our bell? One nine and one third inning. Dick Houser is the first place now with that surprise. Two strikes. One single. Tommy stress about it. With one out. The stretch. The pitch to stretch. Full fall. A line fly back into the stand. Tommy out in front of a fastball. And still holding the bag against Houser and excellent baseball. The stretch. The pitch swing in a miss. And Tommy swings right out
from under his cap as Houser and Tommy. The two net took a little bit off the fastball. On deck Mickey Mellows. Houser gets the sign. Nothing into the count on stretch. Houser leads away. The pitch is the curve-low ball one. Houser and undersider. If he could let Houser try and feel second. Stretch makes up in the wolf mantle intentionally. Houser likes to see Mickey swing that bat. Here's the one to deliver. Baseball in the hole. The pitch break. Short the left field. Houser holds that second base.
Houser and Tommy deliver. Houser and Tommy. The impactology is out walking to the picture. Mickey Mellows reached on an arrow in the first inning. Double the left and the third. Walk out in the switch. Walk in the eighth. Here's Bill Wiggney out. Have a little chat with her next. Bill Wiggney really makes the production out of blowing out. He's off to his take-off. Houser defleses in his self. Houser's on. Wings him around in back of him. He's left with the watch. Dr. Lesteris. Walking now with Brune at Bob Rogers listening on. Meanwhile, Mellow and Elson Hard
having a little talk in the undecided. The lane's doors slowly walking out to the mound. It's the umpire's job to break up the hurdles so they're not too long. What a heart is all over the place. Lauren Babe and Tommy Thresh talking at her house during Fergosea's choice. With Eddie and Joel at first. Wiker and John Stone in the outfield. And they're going to take them out. They're going to take Brune out and what a job he's done. And here we've got a new picture. Roar. He'll be working for the angel. He's got bass runners at first and second. Houser is his second bass. Freshers on his first bass. And Mellow is the hitter with one man on. All tight up here. Bottom half of the 10th inning. One and one.
Big crowd on hand here. In fact, such a big crowd that the Yankees gave out an excess of 27,000 camps. But many of the youngsters didn't get kept and they were given cards to fill out. And the Yankees will mail them their caps. So here is Mellow. Roar just wants to have one more meeting with Roar. He's danger set. Housers is second. Freshers at first. One man out. Four tied. One one. Bottom of the 10th. Bill. Hi, Joel. And what a spot. Mickey Mellow. Roar is one for three today. And now batting left handed against the right hand of many Roars. His first name is Minnevino. Nick named Minne. And the good thing they changed that. Six 180 five pounds. Get the sign from Roger. Run as lead off first and second. Here's the strike. It's to Mickey high and tight ball one.
Mickey Mellow will be one more hit. And the next one is the right hand side. Go to Matt. Go for the most hit. So then Yankees. The man in the blue garage. 2214 as the match. Maddle with 2213. Here's the stretch. It's to Mickey a ground ball fall outside of first. Rolling down the right to your line. Moogarra gets first. With 2,721 and Bay Brewster connects with 2,518. And then to Matthew and Maddle. Five one ball one strike one out. Yankees a good speed on the basis. Ausher a second strike at first. Maddle digging in. Here's the stretch by Roars. It's hit. Oh, it's not a holdout for Mellow.
Holy cow, he hit. Off the hit, y'all, for Mickey Mellow. Oh, Lee's now, what a shot. Oh, got about it. And the crowd goes wild. Everybody's standing up and waiting the hatch. And it's madly, it's just hit one nine miles in the upper deck. What a shot that was. And so, the crowd's still going wild but the Yankees win it. On a three one holdout by Mickey Mellow's 4-1. Ragnaronette is the Luginperchum. For the Yankees, 4 runs, 9 hits and no errors. California, 1 run, 10 hits and rear. So, the Yankees win this first game on a home run by Mickey Mellow's 3-1 homer of many Roars.
An upper deck shot, it all started with Halder beating on a two strike punt, a single bite strike, and then Mellow hitting a 3-1 homer.
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