All right, everybody's settling down now for the start of this first game of the double-header.

And what do you think I forgot to give again, Red?

Well, may I have one guest, Phil?

Yep.

Poor umpire.

You're absolutely right.

It must be a metal block with me.

Why don't you give them?

Because maybe I don't give them right or something. No, I think you better get over it. Freud would understand just say that you played ball too long. Go ahead and give them. All right, Red. It'll be Bob Stewart calling balls and striped. At first base, Al Salano. At second base, the dean of the American League umpires, Joe Papparela, and up firing

at third, Ed Rungi.

The coaches at third base for the Angels Salty Parker, and over at first base, Del Wright.

Leading off, Jose Carter now.

Little Santa Feeler for the Angels he's hitting 538 against the Yankees this year 7 for 13 two doubles a homer and 3 RBI for the year he's batting 3 8 and 2 with 4 doubles 1 homer and 6 R Whitey Ford's first pitch is a curve in there.

Strike one fall.

On deck, Willie Smith.

Fleet Boyer is even with the bag at third.

Now moves back about two steps.

I think he's trying to decoy card now.

Here's to wind up by Whitey. Pass ball is high. One of one. Yankees have Mickey Mantle in left, Tommy Tresh in center, and Roger Marison Wright. Boyer at third, Kuback at short, Richardson at second. Eltson Howard, as we told you, playing first base today. Johnny Blanchard catching and Whitey four. Into the windup. He attempts to punt or didn't know. He pulled the bat back as Bob Stewart, the plane-up bias says no. So it's ball two, two and one. No. On a now, might have taken a look down at Boyer, and at Seen Boyer moved back a couple of steps. He had a good ball to bump that way, a curb ball, but it was a little bit too low.

Now the 2-1 to leverage.

Fastball is low.

Ball 3, 3 and 1.

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