Bobby Richardson stepping in.

Bill Monbo Kett has a record of six and nine,

and he'll be opposed by Jim Bouton, whose record is four and seven.

Mambo Kett, the leading Red Sox pitcher the last five years.

He's into the windup, the right-hander, delivers the Richardson.

The first pitch is hit high in the air.

This could be a repeat of yesterday, and it's off the wall, way up there.

Bobby has to stop with a long stringle.

Lee Thomas made a fine recovery, and we almost had a repeat of a situation that developed

yesterday when Jim Longberg threw that sister Richardson to start the ball again, and he

parked it into the streets for a home run.

This one, though, becomes a long single.

Yeah, I'm fair. That had a band buzzing here at Sengway Park.

Lombo Kett, first pitch of the ball game, off the wall for a single.

Now here's Tony Kubeck.

Kubek, take the ball. Richardson batting at 275. Boy, he's had a hot bat. One home run, 24 RBI. He's at first base. Here's Tony Kuback, hitting at 204 with two homers and 21 RBI. The right-hander against the left-hander.

Mom will catch the right-hand pitcher, two-beck batting left-handed, as he does always.

Hit the first pitch down against the airfield for a base hit.

Bantia has it, and Richardson has got to hold a second.

That's all that hit so hard to make it impossible for Bobby to move the third.

So it's three pitches in the ball game.

The Yankees have runners at first and second nobody out,

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