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A beautiful afternoon for baseball here at Yankee Stadium, another crowd of around 68,000 is assured.

The wind again blowing strongly towards right field.

It'll be a battle of left-handers this afternoon. Both pitchers will be making their second appearance in the World Series. Al Downing and relief in St. Louis in the first game of the series, Ray Sadecki is the starter in St. Louis in the first game of the series. Sedecki was credited with the Cardinal only victory of the World Series to date. A 9 to 5 win over the Yankees.

Al Downing pitched only an inning in a third and allowed one run on two hits. Downing,

511, 176 pounds, only 23 years old, from Trenton, New Jersey. Ray Sedecki, a product of the

Dan Johnson League in Kansas City, lived briefly in St. Petersburg,

Florida, which is the Cardinals training base, but now intends to make his home permanently

in Kansas City.

The wind will be blowing towards right.

There's bright sunshine, the temperature's about 60 degrees.

A perfect day for baseball, even though a little bit on the cool side.

This is a must game for St. Louis.

The Yankees, as a result of the thrilling victory 2-1 on Mickey Mantle's home run yesterday,

have now taken a 2-1 league, with only tomorrow's game remaining in New York.

The Yankees are talking in terms, of course, of not having to return to St. Louis,

which would mean they would have to win today and again tomorrow.

The Cardinals constantly talk about returning the series to their own home ballpark at Bush Stadium

where they feel that

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