Massa on the air.

Bees the Met,

meet the Met.

Step right up and greet the Met.

Drink your tea, bring your wine.

Guaranties to have the time of your night

because the Met are really stuck in the fall.

Not so long for the war.

Inside, west side, everybody is a sound to meet,

and in the Midwest of New York.

From the follow grounds in New York, it's opening day of the 1963 National League Fraser.

Casey Singles, New York left, leading Johnny King, St. Louis Cardinals.

Today's game brought to you by Rangel Xadry and Bankroy Cigarette.

Well, hi, everybody.

This is Bob Murphy with Lindsay Nelson and Ralph Kiner.

All set to detail every exciting play of the 1963 season.

Now, here are the starting lineups on opening day in New York.

For the St. Louis Cardinals, Kurt Flood will be in center field. Right now, Lindsey Nelson is directing the attention to the box near the dugout of the New York Met where the president of the city council, Paul Skivane, will top out the first ball. The city council, Paul Stavane. The Pall's Cervais.

While future makes the catch and returns to ball to Paul Cervain.

So the lineup and batting order, St. Louis with Kurt Flood and center field leading off.

Veteran Dick Brode, a clare from Pittsburgh, a short-staffed batting second.

Bill White will be at first-based batting first.

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