Good afternoon baseball fans this is Bob Neal in Yankee Stadium New York

where we're set to bring you the sixth game of the world series between the Milwaukee

Braves and the New York Yankees. The breeze today is blowing out towards right field and will be an advantage to the left-hand batters and that short right field wall is the hopes of course of the New York Yankees who hope to win and the hopes of the Milwaukee Braves who hope to take it all here this afternoon.

Here the lineups now for the visiting Milwaukee Braves, leading off and playing second

base is Felix Mantia.

Felix is looking for his first hit in the series. He came on in relief of

Red Chandings when Red came up with a pull like muscle. Mantia with good speed will give

the Milwaukee Braves perhaps a little more speed on the right

side of the infield. Johnny Logan will be a shortstop and Johnny has been one of the heroes of

course from Milwaukee. He's had four hits and 18 at bats. Eddie Matthews, and you need

and recount the deeds that Mr Matthews has had, going into Milwaukee and after some time, Eddie looked like he might turn out to be one of those

fellows who goes through a series and never gets a bass head. His bat has not spoken

too often but it has talked eloquently he has three three hits, and he has, of course, come through with the big hits,

especially his home run that wrapped it up. Hank Aaron will bat forth and he'll play in

center field, and Aaron has been the top man for the Braves

in batting average, 421.

With eight hits and 19 times at badness, Casey Stengel said we had hoped to stop Aaron.

The results show we haven't. Number five in the batting order for Milwaukee

will be West Covington, who has made two of the great catches in the World Series.

He'll be out in left field. Frank Tori, the young left-hand batter will be at first base.

Mr. Torrey has had one hit in five times a bat a home run.

Bob Hazel will be in right field.

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