Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Well, the World Series is on the air. This is said using a sports in St. Louisville, where the Detroit Tigers and St. Claudeville Cardinals are battling for the World Championship. Before we touch into the game and bring you Pac-Planigan, let me give you some interesting side lights on the records that are being set up or being approached. As most everyone knows, Frankie for she is adding to his already heavy World Series mark.

Frankie sets a new number or a new mark by playing his 47th World Series game today,

which will be number six more than Bay Boots has appeared in.

He has already been at back 179 times in his total series, this being his eight,

and he will add more times at back today.

He has added three hits

to his World Series record of 52, now making it 55, and he also now has a World Series mark

of 43 singles. A number of records are being approached the time goes by. Medwick is approaching

the base hit mark in one series, and can also better the batting percentage mark. He's already gone into a 15-way tie with four hits in one game. No one has ever hit five. Pepper Martin is well on his way through the record of most bases in one series, and some of the last, through the value of that 12-inning games, are approaching the most times at that record. Gadsland has already gone into a tire for having been at bat six times in one game.

Both clubs just missed by one time at bat, the total record of 84, which was set by the

Anxie Cubs in the fourth game of 1932.

That was in the second or third game.

Second game.

In 1910, the clubs have 14 men left on bases, and the Tigers have on two successive days have 13 men left on bases, which set the record for such incidences on the diamond.

St. Louis yesterday had only three assists in the game, and that ties the record held by two teams, including the total team of 1930.

Well, we're all expectancy and believe you me it's worth it. The

tigers are tied to gray and blue with cards in white and cardinal strikers. The regular

runoff, news hounds and photographers are on hand of the crowd entirely circles the playing field.

The dugouts are encircled with special field box seats and the benches therefore are unable to

ride the opposing batteries. In the case of

text calls and fishing to the cards today, this is a distinct handicap for tech close-up under

excessive ragging. Well, here's Pat Flaminghamen, ladies and gentlemen, with the pre-game

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