with Lindsay Nelson and Ralph Keiner from the Junior Stadium.

Where today, Casey's Mets go against the Chicago Cubs in the holiday double header.

The skies partially overcast, no threat of rain, warm and comfortable, breeze from the prevailing direction blowing from right across

towards left.

Right now, the manager's beat at home play with the umpiring team to exchange the batting

winners lips and discuss the ground rules. The starting pitches in the first game, left

Sanders for Chicago, Dick Ellsworth, for the New York Mets Warren Spond.

So we'll be posting the line-ups and the batting orders and getting underway with a play-by-play in just a moment.

Yitzy boat isn't something you row or sail, you sing it like this. The edge you brought is a song that gets sung over at Polish parties and the edge you brought is a song that gets sung over and over at Polish parties and picnics

until the singers raise a fearful thirst.

Then they change their tune. people. Peevra is the traditional Polish call for beer and often it's Rango

extra dry they call for. In fact in New York City where there are more poles than

in all of Sh

Shvielehieux, more people drink Rangel than any other beer.

And Rangel is going great in New Jersey, New England and Pennsylvania, too.

Why do Polish Americans like Rangel? We don't know, but we must be doing something right.

Now for the starting line-ups for the opening game of today's double-headed.

Let's get together with Ralph.

Okay, Bob, Billy Callum, the lead-off with the Mets playing center field, Roy McMillan

batting second at shortstop, Joe Grisons for batting third and right field,

bronze provoda in a cleanup spot in left field, Jim Hickman at third base batting fifth,

Ed grainpool at first base batting six, Bobby Klaus batting seven playing at the second base position

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