Good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to Fortfield in Pittsburgh and the biggest ball game ever played in the history of this city.

Game 7 of the 1960 World Series, the Pittsburgh Pirates against the New York Yankee.

And I don't know what you're doing right now.

There's 36,000 better packed into this old ball archers, and you know how their hearts are beating.

This is going to be quite a day.

And we're just a moment or so away from game time.

We're quickly here on the starting lineup.

To the lifting Yankees this afternoon, leading off playing at second base, Bobby Richardson.

At shortstop, Tony Kuback.

The right field of batting third is Roger Merritt.

And in centerfield, batting out of the cleanup spot, the great Mickey Mantle.

Playing in left field today, Lawrence Peter Barrow.

At first base will be Bill Scoward.

The catcher for the Yankees this afternoon, John Blanchard.

The first baseman is the Goodg Good Love Creek Boyer and the pitcher.

Bullitts Bob Turley, who has already won one game in a series,

his record on the 60 season, nine wins and three defeat.

Now for Pittsburgh, leading off playing center field, Billy Burton,

the shortstop

Richard Marl Groot

The left fielder

and Danny Murta is happy to have him back

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