You have just listened to the NBC broadcast of Game 7 of the 1934 World Series.

With the time remaining here, we are going to let you listen to how CBS handled the sixth-thitting action

that ended with Joe Medwick being dismissed from the game by Commissioner Landis.

The announcers on CBS are Franz Locks and Ted Husing, and we take you now back to the Medwick at bat in the top half of the sixth inning.

One ball and one strike on Joe Medwick.

Tommy Bridges on the mound again.

Judge his signal from Mickey Cochran.

He's all set for the delivery.

Here it comes.

And it's a foul.

Back up against the screen.

Back of the plate.

And the count is now two strikes and one ball. And another new one tossed out to Tommy Bridges,

standing back to the mound, rubbing his loss off. Pepper Martin is down on second base.

There's two away. They count as two strikes and one ball on Medwick to his body. Bridges gets on the mound,

getting his signal from Taquin. He's all set for the delivery. Here it comes. And at the drive going out to

deep right center, looks like it might be in the stands out there. Off the close, it's against the

stream. Martin scores, and Medwick is racing for third base. Here he comes, and he pulls up a third

with the triple.

A little hard feeling down there between Owen and Medwig both shoving each other around.

And all of the players from both clubs are charging out there. Looks like we're going to have a little strap there for a moment. There's still arguing about it down there, but several of the players are out.

Medwick is on third base.

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