And Cogne Gampson, for their cut have been released to the broadcast series this afternoon,

in order that we may bring you a description of the World Series baseball games.

The Oxfordol Mar-Pirkins program usually held at 3.15 will be presented at 4.45 o'clock in 7.

This is Tai Tidson speaking from the follow ground in New York.

For the third consecutive year, the play-by-play description of all the World Series games are brought to you with the compliments of the Ford Motor Company, Mr. Henry Ford, Mr. H. Esco Ford, and your local Ford and Logan Zephyr dealers.

The National Broadcasting Company Network program this afternoon

and assisting in the broadcast is Tom Manning WTAM Cleveland,

who will give the first four and a half any play-by-play account,

then I will follow without description.

But before the game and later on and undoubtedly during the play with the game,

you'll hear from Warren Brown, Chicago Herald Examiner's Sports Feature Writer.

Mr. Brown is right here now and ready to tell you what's going on out there, Warren Brown.

Thank you.

And before we start telling what's going on here now,

since this is the first game of the 1936 World Series,

I think we ought to go back a little bit into history,

particularly because this is an all New York proposition that we're confronted with here today.

Baseball is peculiarly constructed with the New York viewpoint.

It was in New York at Cooperstown that Adner Doubleday first originated the game of baseball.

That was a long time ago in 1839.

Dan was in New York in 1845 that the first club was organized.

That was the old Nickabockers.

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