The Dodgers have just taken the field here at the Coliseum. And now, ladies and gentlemen, from Los Angeles, California, our national anthem. I'm sorry. Oh! Oh, and so. Oh, and so...

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Oh! Manager Fred Haney of Milwaukee has made quite a few changes in his starting lineup today he's taken out adcock at first base and inserted tori he has felix manti at second place in second base in place of bobby abila and he is leading off with bruton who got one hit yesterdayting in the number eight position. He's going to lead off and play in center field. Matthews, the number two batter at third base. Hank Aaron in the number three spot in right field. Frank Torrey in the number four position at first base. Lee May will play in left field and bat on the number five spot. Then he'll be Logan the shortstop, Crandall the catcher who had two heads to lead the club yesterday for Milwaukee and defeat, Mantea of the second baseman, and Perdett, the pitcher. Now for Los Angeles, the lineup will be Gilliam at second. Charlie Neal. We'll be in the infield, he'll be at second, Gilliam at third. Wally Moon will play in right in bat number three. Duke Snyder is in the lineup today. That's the one change for Los Angeles. And it is one of significance. Snyder was out yesterday with a bothersome knee. His left knee is bothering him. But he feels sufficiently well today to start it. And he'll be in center field and batting in the number four position. He'll be followed by Hodges, the third baseman, Larker, the left fielder who got three hits

yesterday, along with Neil. They split the leading hitting performances for the Dodgers.

Then the catcher Johnny Roseboro, who's big blow on the sixth inning, a home run into the right field

seats provided the margin of victory for Los Angeles at Milwaukee yesterday.

Batting the number eight position is shortstop Morrie Wills and the pitcher Don Drysdale.

Well, the Los Angeles infield and outfield is set, and as yet, the pitcher, Drysdale, has not taken his position on the hill.

So it gives us a couple of seconds to add more of the picture.

The umpires today, Barlick, at the plate.

At first base, Dusty Vages, at second base, Augie Donatelli.

The umpire at third base will be Jock O'Connellant, who called them behind the plate yesterday.

And down the left field line, Bill Jekoski, down the right field line, Bill

Gorman, rounding out the team of six National League umpires here today.

The first hitter in the top of the first inning will be Bruton, and the hand is for Drysdale

who comes out at the dugout.

Trisdale from Van Nuys California is a 23-year-old right-hander. He's 6 feet 6 inches tall, 205 pounds, and has a wail of a fast ball.

He leads the major leagues, as we mentioned before, with 239 strikeouts in 261 and one-third innings.

Driesdale, however, has lost seven of his last nine decisions.

He was 15 and 6 at one point in this season, and he slumped considerably and wound up the regular campaign with 17 victories and 13 defeats, pointing out, as we mentioned, that he has

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