Oh, The Hello, everybody. This is Bob Neal, speaking from Yankee Stadium in New York, where the Brooklyn, Dodgers, and the New York Yankees will soon be ready to start play in the fourth game of the 1956 World Series.

Fourth game of the series, the Dodgers leading by one game.

They have won two and lost one.

The Yankees with Whitey Ford and Enna Slaughter putting them back in contention.

Casey Stengel is going with his same lineup, which brought him a victory yesterday,

and certainly Case, fame for his ever-changing lineups,

as some reporters scratching their, through their minds, to recall when Casey used the same

lineup in the same batting order twice in a row.

Here are the lineups for the New York Yankees.

Hank Bauer will lead off and play in right field.

Bauer's catch yesterday off Roy Campanella was one of the highlights of the game, and his throw relayed by Martin to carry, nailing Perlow at third and the night, was another demonstration of the power of Mr. Bauer. Joe Collins, who has one hit in the series, will start at first base. I'm sure that with the wins that we have today, Casey Stengel wants to have Collins,

who can get that ball up in the air, in there.

Mickey Mantle, who has three hits and 11 times at bat,

who hasn't been able to do any of that bombastic bombing in Yankee Stadium

of that third place in field.

Yogi Barra will catch and bat fourth.

Barra has four hits and 11 times of bat, including a grand slammer, and that was over in Evans Field. Inas Slaughter, the host of New York and the talk of the baseball world generally will bat fifth. Billy Martin will play second, bat six. Billy had a home run yesterday defensively. He's been in on three Yankee double plays.

McDougal will bat seven.

His play has been steady for the Yankees.

Andy Carey will play third and bat eight.

And he struck out three times yesterday.

He was charged with an error.

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