Campbell Catoid Sports is on the air. I'm not going to be. Oh, Hi, everybody, once again from Yankee Stadium in New York, this is Bob Wolfe,

greeting you for the Gillette Safety Razor Company.

Soon the fourth game of the 1958 World Series between the Milwaukee Raves and the New York Yankees will be underway.

The World Series is one of the many major sports classics.

Broadcast and telecast for your enjoyment on the Gillette Cavalcade of Sports.

Other top attractions include the world's invitational match game bowling championships,

the blue-gray football game, the Rose Bowl game, the Kentucky Derby,

the All-Star Baseball game, and the feature fight of the week every Friday night.

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granted by the Commissioner of Baseball,

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audience, and any publication

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There's a hum of excitement here at Yankee Stadium. This is the game that will put the Yankees right back into the series picture, or will put the Braves squarely in the driver's seat.

This is the game that will pit pressure against pressure.

The Braves' defendable Warren Spahn against the Yankees' clutch pitcher Whitey Ford.

And should the Braves win, it will take but one victory tomorrow to make it a second straight world's championship.

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