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Hello everybody, this is Byron Sond at the microphone, and together with Mel Allen, we're ready to send your way all of the action of the second game of the World Series.

Here in Chicago's Skimisky Park, the Chicago White Sox have finished their batting practice, and at a few moments, we'll have umpire Frank Daskelly call out play ball.

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The weather in Chicago today is a big factor.

We've had a light rain and drizzle during the morning.

However, at noontime, it has started to clear.

The canvas was on the field and taken off, just as Mel and I trotted up to the radio booth.

The game will start on time.

And the winner man is starting to cooperate.

The temperature in Chicago today is 64.

The wind is coming off Lake Michigan at about 8 to 10 miles an hour.

Now down to our right, left-hatter Johnny Padres is getting ready to go.

He's a seasoned campaigner in World Series competition,

and a young fellow over to our left, Bob Shaw.

He claims that he's only seen one of the World Series game,

and that was yesterday.

And here today, he is going to be a starter.

Chicago, of course, is the baseball capital of the world.

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