From Houston, Texas, the New York Mets are on the air.

Hi there, everybody.

This is Ralph Kiner.

Welcome to another Big League game brought to you by Ryan Gold Extra Dry.

Tonight, the Mets meet the Houston Coal 45s here at Colt Stadium in the final game of their series.

Lindsay Nelson, Bob Murphy, and I are on hand to bring you every bit of the action.

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While right now, they're celebrating at Cold Stadium,

Flag Day and also Boy Scout Day.

And in the background, you can probably hear, God bless America,

as the enter from center field and direct center field,

a mass entry of Boy Scots carrying American flags.

It's a warm night here in Houston as the New York Mets

conclude the final game of their series with the Houston Code 45s.

Series stands all even at one apiece.

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cools. Now out in center field, the Boy Scouts have entered into the ballpark, and there must be some hundred Boy Scouts,

so all with American flags, and they're lighting up a fireworks display.

And now, ladies and gentlemen, our national anthem.

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