Hector Lopez in left field batting second. Mickey Mantlin's center field, batting third. Hitting in the cleanup spot playing right field, Roger Maris, also back in action. Yogi Berra doing the catching the night hitting fifth. Ted Hadley is playing in place of Bill Skar and the moose says that his left wrist, which was injured in Detroit, is feeling a little weak. And that he will be available for pinch-hitting

duties, so Hadley is the first baseman batting six.

Greta's ball has been moved back to third base, batting in the seventh position, McDougal

getting a rest, Bobby Richardson, batting eight, playing second base, and Ralph Terry pitching

and batting ninth.

For the Senators, Pete Wisenhant leading off in center field, Reno Betoiova, third, batting ninth. For the Senators, Pete Wisen and leading off in center field. Reno Betoia at third, batting second. Bob Allison and right field hitting third. Jim Lemon in the cleanup spot playing left field. Armand Kilibrew at first base, batting fifth. Billy Gardner at second base, hitting six. Earl Batty, batting seventh, doing the catching. Jose Valdeville, also, a shortstop batting eighth, and Pedro Ramos pitching and batting

9.

Two-beck, stepping in is batting 285, has 16 doubles, three triples, eight homers, 34 runs, batted in,

and here's the first pitch of the ball game.

Strike score by Pedro Ramos.

Ramos has won four and lost nine this year.

He's 0 and won against the Yankees,

and his lifetime mark against New York,

six wins, 13 defeats.

Reno Betroyo playing way in its third.

Whizanette in center field is shading.

Quebec over the left center.

The pick is high ball one-one-one-one.

Ramos,

even though he's lost nine games,

has a 3.63 earned run average. Oh, On Jack is Hector

Lopes up by Ramos, the 1-1-fish.

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