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Yes, here come the Dodgers, and this is Ben Scully, along with Jerry Doggett, inviting you to stay with us now as they invade Connie Mack Stadium in Philadelphia to play the Phillies in the final game of 1957.

All the doing sent you away with the compliments of the F&M Schaefer Brewing Company of Brooklyn, Brewers of America's oldest lager beer, Schaefer.

And also with the compliments

of the American Tobacco Company, on behalf of Lucky Strike, a light smoke, the best tasting

cigarette you ever smoked. And now before the ballgame gets underway, for real enjoyment,

have yourself a foaming glass of Shaefer. It's real beer.

This broadcast authorized under broadcasting rights granted by the Brooklyn National League Baseball Club Incorporated solely for the entertainment of our listening audience.

Any publication rebroadcast or other use of the descriptions and accounts of this game without the express written consent of the Brooklyn National League Baseball Club Incorporated is prohibited.

And so it's come down to this, September the 29th, 1957, and the final game of the year,

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