Your neighborhood Texaco service station welcomes you to another baseball broadcast.

Brought to you direct from Kaminsky Park by permission of the Chicago White Sox and the Boston Red Sox to stimulate interest in our national game and in your local team. And now out to Comiskey Park and Hal Totten, who is going to give us some inside information on today's game right from the playing field. Take it away, Hal Totten. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Good afternoon from Comisci Park, the home of the White Sox, Chicago, where the White Sox and Boston Red Sox are going to play a Ladies' Day game to open up

the series of four games to be played in three days. The, uh, cow this afternoon is laughing in

ecstasies right now because Al Shack is out here putting on his toe dancing act in third base

and he's going to have a lot of other funny things happen before he's through.

He'll really have himself an afternoon and keeps people in hysterics.

He just did the stunt of letting one ball go and then throwing another one as though he fielded it, and now he's sitting on third base and catching throws from Frank Groove, and now he gets out and throws the ball backwards without looking, but the throw is a little wide. Usually at this time, before the start of the game, we have a little chat with a ball player, but I'm going to try something a little bit different today. Right down here along the front of the sand, as you know, you people who are out here a lot,

you know, there's a number of faithful ruders that are here day after day and day after day, and they've been here a lot of them for many, many years. One of them's young lady down here, I don't even know the young lady's name, but I'm going to just fool them all, and I'm going to talk to them today.

What is your name?

Marge Kirby.

Marge Kirby.

And how long? I don't even know the young lady's name, but I'm going to just fool them all, and I'm going to talk to them today. What is your name?

Marge Kirby.

March Kirby, yes. And how long you've been coming out this fall apart? About ten years? When you were, you started when you were about six years old. That's about. Well, how long you've been in stocked in? About ten years. How did you start being a fan? I don't know. I just came out there.

You really are.

I'm a real thought.

I'm a saxian.

When they were down, I was't know. I just came out there.

You really are a real shot. I'm a saxian.

When they were down, I was with them, and I'm with them when they're up. Well, I'll get better. I know you were, because I used to see you here every day right down here in the same seat right here alongside the bench. You never missed, did you? Who's this young lady alongside? What's your name?

Ann Markey.

And Marty?

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