With the playing of our national anthem, the game is all set to get underway.

Met will move on to Chicago and play three games Friday, Saturday, and Sunday all day games, and game time will be at 225 New York time.

Those games will be brought to you on both radio and TV, and that will be the end of the season.

So the Mets after this game with only three more can complete the first year in operation.

Right now, it's Denver LeMaster warming up on the mound and coming in here now to bring you the details

of the play-by-play fresh from his latest sojourn.

Here is Bob Murphy.

Thank you very much, Ralph.

I don't know what a filgerne is, but I hope it was enjoyable.

Well, we've got one of these fall nights out in Wisconsin and on the mound for the Braves, as Ralph was telling you, Denny LaMaster, a very hard-throwing young left-hander, a strikeout artist, a man that Bertie Tebbott is relying quite heavily on, to help form the nucleus of a real strong man-core for next year. He is going with the three youngsters, Bob Henley, Denny, Labaster, and Tony

Cloninger to go along with veterans Bob Shaw and Warren Spahn. And the youngsters have

pitched very well. The Braves are finishing real strong. They have been a tough team to beat

since the 1st of June. The game time temperature 56 degrees. Now Ilya

Shikone stepping in to lead off in the ball game. Here's the windup and the first pitch.

Inside it's ball one. Elio will be followed by Rod Keneal and then by Joe Christopher.

Tomorrow will be an off day for the New York Mets when they start their final series of the season.

Three-day games at Wrigley Field

against the Chicago Cubs.

Fastball in there for a call strike.

One ball, one strike on Ilya.

Elio hitting at 236 on the year.

Valley Himas, coaching it first, and Cookie Lambe Ghetto at third.

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