We are missing part of the first inning of the seventh game of the 1956 World Series,

featuring the Brooklyn Dodgers starting pitching with Don Newcomb at Yankee Stadium

with Johnny Cooks of the Yankees.

The top of the first, just to recap, we have Hank Bauer leading off, and he singled

the left field.

Then Billy Martin strikes out, but Bauer steals second base.

The third batterer is Mickey Mantle. He strikes out. Up comes Yogi Berra against

Don Newcomb and Barra hits a home run into deep right field, scoring Hank Bauer.

Moose Cowan steps up and he strikes out.

So at the top of the first, we have the Yankees scoring two run on two hits, no errors, none left on base.

At the end of a half inning, it's the Yankees two, Dodgers, zero.

The bottom of the first, Junior Gilliam leads off against Johnny Cooks, and he grounds out the first base unassisted.

We pick up to play-by-play with Pee Wee Reese at bat.

There's a fire out there in the Yankee Bull fan.

One out, no way on. Here's the payoff pitch coming to Reese.

A pass ball that's inside from all four.

The Peeley draws along.

Bailey Reese is on at first

And now

Casey Stangel is pacing in the Yankee dugout

And I would presume

If I may that the

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