Again, this is Harry Carey from beautiful voice stadium in St.

North, with the St. Louis Cardinals in the Los Angeles Statute

start a vital three-game series which will decide the National

Lieutenant.

The opposing pitchers and miss the first game of the series before a sellout crowd will be south-fought Johnny

Rogers and right-hander Ernie Brodio for the clutch.

Our guest on the dugout show will be a man you've heard me referred too many times as one of the most underrated in the history of baseball and my candidate for most valuable Dodgers.

Second baseman, third baseman, outta the other Jim Gilliam.

Jim, here we are, in a big series.

Oh, yes it is, Harry.

But one thing I don't agree with you where you said, weren't you?

This series will decide the national league race because I think you have

eight games and we have nine more games to play and this league you can never tell what will happen.

So after these three games we don't know what's going to happen

those eight or nine games that we have to play because this was tough playing.

Of course if you fellas win two out of three playing your last nine at home you

you like your chances better won't you?

Well I would have to say more I would say so too because you never know what will happen

in this week you are like the Cardinals were going great guns.

I've never seen a club as winning games as they've won in the last month.

And we haven't been doing too bad ourselves.

But next week is another day, another week, so you never know what sort happened.

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