We've got a few minutes yet before the Empire calls batter up, and that's a good time for you to get set behind a grand glass of Valentine's ale

beer. Yes, sir, it's time for those two beads, baseball and Valentine's. That combination is the good that I'm suggesting you take a quick trip to the refrigerator for a bottle right now.

Or if you're listening in there at your favorite cavern,

don't just ask for an ale or a beer,

but ask that man for Valentine's ale and Valentine beer.

And now you're set for a swell afternoon of baseball in Valentine.

The umpires met early, broke up with managers Earl of Colman representing a Red Sox.

Joe McCarthy doesn't come out.

Single is out there.

Of course, they can't start this ballgame to 205, and now the Yankees will be out of their dugout and out in the field.

There they go.

Yeah. Let's quickly run down the lineups now, because we don't have much time.

DiMaggio, center field leading off of the Red Sox.

Pesky playing third, batting number two, Williams and left field, hitting number three.

Burns Stevens are a clean-hound man, our national anthem, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you. The The Thank you. I'm Packed in Jam, Crowds,

back down again.

Bobby Dor, batting number five for the Red Sox is second base.

Al Zarilla will be in right field.

Billy Goodman, first base.

Bertie Tebb is catching.

Alice Kinder, 23 wins, bywash loss of the right-handed pitching.

For the Yankees, Rosuto at short, Henry Good First, Barrow the catcher,

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