Willie Mays, the star of the San Francisco Giants, who will lead off for the National League.

Has selected the bat and moves up to the plate as Farrow makes his throw at a second,

and umpire Jim Honnichick says, play ball.

He's into the wind-up, and here's the first pitch and it's outside for ball one.

One ball and no strike.

Mays is hitting 353 leading the National

League. He has 18 homers and 64 arms batted in and just last week had a 19-game hitting

streak halted by Johnny Padres of the Dodgers. On bouquet throws, Mays lines one down the right

field and headed for the car. Roger Maris is after the ball. May's on his way to second.

He may draft a three.

Willie is on his way to third.

And Pete Reynolds, the cutoff man,

carries into the plate and Mays goes to third.

Willie Mays with a leadoff triple against Billy Mon Bochette.

And the National League has a runner at third with nobody out and Bob Skinner coming up.

So the game opens with an explosion.

A triple by Mays.

Bob Skinner. Now Bob Skinner, the Pittsburgh Pirates is up. He's the left fielder for the National League.

Skinner batting 3-04 for the season.

11 homers and 55 runs batted in.

He swings on a first pitcher and drops at the left center of Bayset.

Maze is in the score.

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