Hi everybody this is Phil Rizzuto with Joe Garagiola welcoming you to Bush Stadium

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more beautiful day for the sixth game of the world series here in St. Louis Missouri.

The wind will be a very little factor in this ball game. The flags are hanging

just about straight down on the top of the roofs here at Bush Stadium. But nevertheless,

in batting practice, many balls were hit out of the park both in left field left center and up in the roof and right field

The balls always do carry well here in St. Louis, but the temperature right now, close to 75 degrees, and before the game is over, and especially in the sunshine, it's going to be close to 80.

So it'll be a perfect day for the game and for both teams, the Yankees, as you know, down three games to two and the Cardinals could

clinch it today but Yogi Berra has his team all fired up the Yankees who dropped

four in a row to the Dodgers last year want to bounce back and get that Yankee supremacy back on top.

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