From Wrigley Field in Chicago, it's the New York Mets and the Chicago Cubs in the final game with the 1962 season.

Hi there, everybody.

This is Ralph Kiner, along with Bob Murphy and Lindsey Nelson from Wrigley Field, on a good day for baseball.

And the final game of the year coming your way.

Well, it's a good day for baseball right now.

An overcast sky, the temperature 68 on the waterfront, 70 degrees at the airport, so about

69 degrees here at Wrigley Field.

The two starting pitchers, Bob Buell going for the Chicago Cubs warming up down on the

third base side, and Bill Hunter for the New York Mets warming up on the

first base side.

So right now, how about checking your own supply of fine cold Rheingold, fine gold extra dry?

Yes, sir, put some Rheingold on ice, because it can add a lot to your enjoyment of the game.

Here is a beer with a clean, clear taste, brisk and bright all the way through.

Frying gold is beer as beer as should taste. And dry tells you why. And say, right now it would

be a good time to light up a cool cigarette. You'll feel extra coolness in your throat when

you come up to the menthol magic of cool.

Well, the umpires coming out to home play,

getting their usual reception here at Wrigley Field,

and the game is about underway.

The starting lineups for the Chicago Cubs,

it will be Ken Hubbs at second base,

batting second and playing third base Ron Sano.

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