Well, down in the field now, the two starting pitchers taking the warm-up tosses.

So right now it would be a good time to light up a Viceroy. Vice Roy is not too strong, not too light. Vice Roy's got the taste that's right. That's right. And say, how about checking your supply of cold Rheingold? That's Rinegold extra dry. Yes, sir. puts some my goal on ice because it can add a lot to your enjoyment of the game.

Here is a beer with clean, clear taste, brisk and bright all the way through. Rine Gold is beer as beer as beer should taste. Dry tells you why. Well, here we are in Houston's Colt Stadium for the very first Colt MET game in Texas.

In the only other meeting between these two clubs, it took place in New York with the Colts winning on a three-run home run in the 11th inning 5 to 2.

The stadium here is a temporary one in lieu of a multimillion dollar one to be completed by the start of the 1963 season.

It's a single-deck stadium with no roof, and there has been some comment about the lighting. We'll talk a little more about that later on, right after this word. You know, a ball player can look awfully good in the spring, but it isn't until he's been around the leg twice that the manager knows he's right. That's a pretty good way to judge filter cigarettes too. Give all seven of the leaders a go-around and you'll find some

taste so strong, well you wouldn't know they had a filter at all. Others taste so light that there's

no more fun or flavor in smoking. But when you smoke Viceroy, you know you're enjoying Big Lig

taste. Because my friend, Viceroy tastes the way you'd like

a filter cigarette to taste. Yep, Viceroy's not too strong, not too light. Viceroy's got the taste

that's right. Remember, there's no need to play a wild hunch when it comes to filter cigarettes.

Play the percentages. And you're sure to come up with Viceroy.

Prove it for yourself.

Smoke all seven leading Feller cigarettes and see how the ball bounces.

I'll bet you'll find some taste too strong.

Some taste too light.

But Viceroy's got the taste that's right.

That's right, fans.

Better change to Viceroy.

Well, now they're going over the ground rules in this big stadium.

It's 360 feet down the left field and right field lines.

Only two home runs have ever been hit over the right field fence here in this ballpark.

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