Yellow Laird.

Get the Visi with a bright yellow label, Saratogovici.

WGY to next today.

See, but it might be that these outfielders today will have slippery going in the outfield

because at 930 this morning in the water we had a heavy thunder storm and it rained very, very hard,

a flight dribble up until about 35 minutes ago and heavily overcast guys and Charles Seeger

representing the commissioner here has ordered the lights on so the lights are on as they get all set

for the sixth game as the Blames charge out on the playing field the umpires are stationed here comes

the brave's great south paul warrens fond across the first base bowline walking out towards the mound,

and the tournament ballgame is only a few seconds away.

And now to carry you through the first four-and-one-half innings

of today's ball game,

a gentleman who looks sharp, feel sharp, and is sharp,

from Washington, D.C., Bob Wolfe.

Thank you very much, Uruguay. Hi, B.C. Bob Wolk. Thank you very much, Ergelas. Hi, everybody.

Well, we're getting set for the big game here in Milwaukee, the light of Iran, as Earl described

so well, the gray overcast day.

There was a possibility that the game might not get on the way, as the folks who looked out their windows

here in Milwaukee this morning at 930 saw a heavy downpour.

That also rained yesterday afternoon.

It rained again last night. And there were squinkles which followed the downpour. However, right now,

the rain seems to have disappeared. The infield looks to be in excellent condition. The outfield

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