1962 World Series.

This is Joe Garagioa, along with George Kell, welcoming you to the seventh game of the 1962 World Series.

This is it.

Forget the rest of the season.

Forget the playoffs, the averages, what you did in this ballpark, that ballpark.

It's all wrapped up today.

And it'll be Ralph Terry for the Yankees and Jack Sanford for the San Francisco Giants.

Sky is high here.

There's not a cloud in the sky.

And it's blowing from left field to right field.

And they will be shading towards the right field line.

Now, this broadcast is authorized under broadcasting

rights granted by the commissioner of baseball solely for the entertainment of our listening audience

and any publication rebroadcast or other use of the descriptions and accounts of this game

without the express consent of the commissioner is prohibited. The grass has been cut in the outfield. Yesterday, it was not cut

in the outfield. It was still a bit damp. The ground crew couldn't get out there, but they

were able to work on it, and this ground crew, you certainly have to tip your hats to them.

They have really been putting in the extra hours, extra work, and extra detail to get this field in the great shape that it is.

The outfield grass is cut, and that was another thing that the outfielders were concerned about.

Just how would that ball react once it scooted off that grass?

It's a little bit faster than it was yesterday, but not that much is the way the ball players were saying it.

The thing that is bothering the outfielders more than anything is the win. The lineups for this big seventh game of the World Series. For the Yankees, it's the same lineup that Ralph Halk has been using throughout the series. Kuback leads off at shortstop. Batting second, it's the second baseman Bobby Richardson.

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