Speaking to you from Yankee Stadium in New York, where we're just about set for the start of the second game of the doubleheader.

Between the Yankees in Washington, the first game went to the Senators in a thriller, 2 to 1.

In the second game, Ralph Terry goes against Pedro Ramos of the Washington Senators.

Quickly, here are the starting lineup.

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Washington, Allison in right, Lenny Green in left,

Billy Gardner at second, Billy O'Beckere at first,

Harmon Killebrew at third, Dan Dobeck in left,

Earl Batty catching, Billy Consolo at shortstop, and Pedro Ramos pitching.

For the Yankees, Quebec at short, Lopez in left, serve is not starting in the second game,

Mantle in center, Sarah catching, Roger Maris in right, Bill Scowran, first base, Gil McDougallet at third,

Bobby Richardson at second, and Ralph Terry pitching. Terry and Barra for the Yankees,

Ramos, and Batty for Washington.

Bob Allison, the star of the first game of the doubleheader, leaves off, takes the first pitch,

checks his swing, it's in high for ball one.

Allison made two tremendous catches in the first game of the doubleheader that saved

two or three runs and drove in with a home run, one of the two Washington runs that they needed both of them.

There's a pop foul out of play, and the county's one ball and one strike.

One of the catches that Allison made truly deserved the descriptive word of a great one.

Certainly save the home run.

Then he pulled one out near the

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