Good afternoon baseball fans.

This is Al Helper greeting you from the Polo Grounds in New York,

where the Cleveland Indians and New York Giants soon will take the field for the second game

of the 1954 World Series.

Once again, your host

is the Gillette Safety Razor Company, which

takes pleasure in bringing you this

and other great sporting events, such as the football

bowl games and triple crown

of racing, as our way of saying

thank you for using Gillette products.

And now for a special pre-game treat,

we turn the microphone over to a distinguished member of Baseball's Hall of Fame,

Frankie Frisch.

Frankie's down in the clubhouse, all set to interview Dusty Roads and Vic Works.

Come in, Frankie Frisch.

Good afternoon, fans. Good afternoon, fans. Well, it was quite a ball game yesterday. I've been in a lot of World Series games, but that ball game yesterday was a dandy, and nobody left the ballpark until my guest, Dusty Rhodes. Oh, Frank. How are you, Dusty? Hey, what did you hit off Bob Lemon?

What was that pitch?

There was a curry ball, Frank.

Well, did you hit against him before? Well, only once. It was two years ago, I think it was. What happened? I was called out on strikes. Wait a minute, you were called on strikes? What did you do? Take three of them. Well, how'd you feel?

Yes, he's walking up the plate.

Well, you think you've been in a lot of these games.

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