over WGY Schenectady.

Hi, everybody.

This is Bob Wolfe with Wade Hoyt,

welcoming you to the Second World Series game of 1961.

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We're here in Yankee Stadium, New York,

and in a few moments, we'll be all set to bring you the second game

in this 1961 World Series.

The Yankees won yesterday's series opener.

And as we get sent for game number two,

it's a mild, pleasant sunny afternoon here in New York.

Before coming up to the broadcasting booth, I check with the rival managers,

Ralph Hout of New York, and Freddie Hutchinson of Cincinnati.

And we have some interesting disclosures for this afternoon's starting lineups for both sides.

First of all, for the New York Yankees,

attention is centered on Mickey Mantle's condition. And Mantle is out of the lineup, once again,

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