The World Series is on the air.

It's Hal Cotton at Mayden Field, Detroit, where the Chicago Cubs and the Detroit Tigers are battling for the championship of the baseball world.

The play-by-play descriptions of all the World Series games are brought to you again this year with the compliments of the Ford Motor Company,

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These sponsors will be amply repaid if you get enjoyment from these broadcasts.

We're about to go into the sixth and a very vital game in this World Series,

and sitting out here since early this morning, wandering through the stands,

and then coming back to a sight writer,

has been that commentator who has greeted you at the start of our broadcast each day during this series.

And again, I take great pleasure in presenting Volcker.

Hello, everyone.

Volk Carter speaking, and here we are.

I'm back again at Mayfield Detroit.

It's perhaps a little skinnier of that are dressed in just a little old,

and a little bit of tired as it were.

But a proud is confident that the Tigers will bring to Detroit's first World Series

Ball Championships in 187, and that's a long, long time, ladies and gentlemen, a very

long time.

And Nicky Cotlin is batting himself on the back for playing a hunch.

Yesterday, using Steve Boy Row enough having Tommy Bridges and reserved to throw at the Cubs

for the six game back in the Tiger's own lair.

And why the Tiger field confidence can be set down to these reasons.

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