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The final game of the 1952 World Series.

And I know that you're anxious to know the official identities of the starting pitchers.

And so quickly, we go right down to the playing field and show you, as you would expect,

right-hander Joe Black of the Brooklyn Dodgers, as previously announced by Chuck Dresson,

making his third appearance in this series as the starting pitcher.

He's won, one and lost one.

And for the Yankees, the issue is no longer in doubt.

It's going to be left-hander Eddie Lopez.

So that manager Casey Stangled, hard-pressed for a starting pitcher for today,

as a result of having to bring in Allie Reynolds yesterday in relief.

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