Now the entertainment on the field provided by the United States Treasury Department,

in the interest of selling treasury bonds, is just about at an end,

and the main attraction of the evening is about to go on.

Here's Dick Donovan off here to our left.

He's still throwing.

Right in front of me here is Tommy Burns.

Here's the announcement bringing the Treasury show to a close.

Listen to it now.

Thank you very much, Donald, for coming.

And this is a gentleman. Let's get a it now. Thank you very much, Will for coming.

Well, if adjectives helped, the White Sox are, it since to beat the Yankees in this series.

The Chicago City Council, in a resolution introduced by Mayor Daly,

hailed the White Soxed today for unusual enthusiasm, excellent ability, and unexcelled devotion, and assured the White Sox that the people of Chicago have unfailing support, unquenchable loyalty, and unreserved pride in them.

The resolution did not mention the Yankees by name, but referred to them as, quote, cunning with measureless chicanery and sleepless tenacity.

Mayor Daly and O is the great stocks fan as well as a thousand hitter.

He's had two hits and two times that bat so far this summer

and city council softball again.

Here are the umpires.

Here are the lineups.

I'll let you listen to them here at Yankee Stadium.

This is a second, baby.

Number two.

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