And this is the fifth World Series since the beginning in 19105 between the two New York teams.

Well, we've been in our chairs here since 11 a.m. this morning.

Now 1.15.

The breacher, vending in an irregular curve from middle left field around to middle right,

were packed solid on our arrival this morning.

And the third tier of moderate-fired reserve seats were also packed at that time, except the

extreme tips at left and right field, and now they're filling up.

The expensive boxes and first layer tier are now filled practically, except for the last moment of idols.

There must easily be 50,000 or a little more here now before game starts, and they're still pouring in.

NBC has its baseball experts, manning the microphones.

Tom Manning, the NBC sports announcer from Cleveland,

and one of the best. Well, he'll describe the first half of the game.

Besiding is Red Barber, star sports announcer from station WLW in Cincinnati. Both,

by the way, are red-headed. So remember when the action gets hot,

these two red-headed flashes will be throwing the words at you. And with them is Warren Brown,

the friendly and wise, ball expert, sports editor of the Chicago Herald Examiner. He'll give you the expert

opinions, the inside facts that only he knows.

Now, so much for what's to come.

Right now, the yanker just potting in off the diamonds.

The cat takers are out with their rake and the chalk line, the manicuring, which goes on just before the game starts.

It's just about 10 minutes now.

The photographers are flashing bulbs at the first row box seat where all the celebrities are seated.

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