The Milwaukee Braves, the Los Angeles Dodgers.

This first playoff for the National League will be brought to you by the Brewers of the original Hapsed Blue Ribbon Beer. The beer with that great old-time flavor. Good afternoon, everyone. This is Tony Flynn speaking from County Stadium. Bob Fennegan will be along later. And for the American Broadcasting Company, we're set to bring you the action of the first playoff game.

Ground true here at County Stadium has covered the infield with the tarpaulin. It is raining in Milwaukee at the present time. The forecast called for intermittent showers, and one has come along just in the last three minutes and has chased some of the fans back onto the roof. How long a rain we'll have, how long a holdup we'll have before the start of the game?

Is a question at the present time, and we'll go along and wait until we get further word officially on it.

Let's take a look at the starting lineups that will go into action for both the Dodgers and the Milwaukee Braves.

First of all, the visiting Los Angeles Dodgers will have in their starting lineup in this batting order.

Junior Gilliam at third base.

At second base, we'll be Charlie Neal.

Out in left field, the lad has been having some good home run hitting lately for the Los Angeles Dodgers and has gotten quite a few of them in just the last couple of weeks.

Wally Moon.

In right field, will be Norm Locker.

Gil Hodges will be at first base.

Don Demler in center field.

The catcher for the Dodgers, Johnny Roseboro,

Maury Will.

Who's had pretty good luck against the Braves, incidentally, will be at shortstop.

And the pitcher, as we start the ballgame with the Dodgers, will be Danny McDevin.

In the starting lineup for the Milwaukee Bravesves and this has been somewhat of a problem

for manager Fred Haney of the Braves

as he has had a fair amount of injuries lately.

Bobby Avila will lead off

and play second base.

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