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Now here are the Detroit and Chicago batting orders

as we come up to just a few moments before the start

of this thrilling seventh and final game of this Frank 45 series.

For Detroit, here's the batting order. The leadoff hitter as usual will be the shortstop, Jimmy Webb. Batting number two will be the second baseman, Eddie Mayo. Batting third will be the center fielder, Roger Kramer, C-R-A-M-E-R. Batting fourth will be Big Captain Hank Greenberg, the left-fielder. Batting fifth will be Roy Cullenbine, the right-fielder.

Batting number six will be Rudolph York, the first placement.

Batting number seven, Jimmy Outlaw, the third basement.

Batting number eight, Paul Richards, the veteran satcher.

And batting ninth, young Prince Powell Newhauser,

the talented lefty, who was a Detroit boy all the way. So there is the batting order for the Detroit Tigers. For the home standing and embattled Chicago Cubs, they will batten this order. The lead-off hitter will be Stanley Hacks, the third baseman, who is the hitting star of the series up to this point. Batting number two for Chicago, second baseman John Johnson.

Batting third, left-fielder, Harry Lowry, L-O-W-R-E-Y.

Lying fourth, the star first baseman, Phil Cavilletta, Chicago Boy, all the way.

Batting number five, center fielder, Andy Pasco, P, P-A-F-O. Batting six, the big right fielder, Bill Nicholson, N-I-C-H-O-L-S-O-N. Batting number seven, the redoubtable catcher, Mickey Livingston. Batting number eight, the veteran shortstop, Roy Hughes, and batting number ninth and trying for the Iron Man studs in the 1945 series, Portum Hank Baroy, the New Jersey Ait, who is just now completing his warm-up pitches down in front of the Cub dugout, down the third baseline. Here are the umpires, Arch Passarella of the American League at the plate, Jack O'Conlin of the National League at First, Billy Summers of the American League at second, and Lou Jorda of the National League of Third. Now that's the way the scene is set at this particular moment, and while we're waiting for the umpires to come to home plate to confer with the rival managers, Jolly Cholly Grimm, and South Steve O'Neil, we're going to pause 10 seconds here for station identification. Remember, men, look sharp, feel sharp, be sharp.

Use Gillette Blueball. We're going to pause 10 seconds here at the station identification. Remember, men, look sharp, feel sharp, B sharp.

Use Gillette Blue Blades with the sharpest edges ever honed.

This is the mutual broadcasting system.

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