Hi, everybody. This is Bob Wolfe with Wade Hoyt, welcoming you to the fourth world series game of 1961.

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We're here in Crosley Field, Cincinnati.

For the fourth game in this 1961 World Series.

The weather is perfect once again, sunny and bright with the temperature in the high 70s.

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The big question today is, can the Cincinnati Reds top Whitey Ford?

The Reds playing on their home grounds, Clausely Field and Cincinnati, now trailed two

games to one to the New York Yankees.

And this afternoon, they come up against the standout pitcher of this past season.

Whitey Ford, who won 25 games this past season for New York while losing but four.

Whitey Ford, who was already shot the Reds out once

in this series, and including last year's series against Pittsburgh, has now pitched three

series shutouts in a row. This is the fellow the Reds will have to top, or else the Yankees

will boast a three-to-one margin in this best of seven series. And to make today's drama even greater, make note of this.

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