Second game with the doubleheader about to get underway.

The New York Mets taking a field out.

It's set the battle in the final game of the four-game series.

Johnner, along with Lindsay Nelson and Bob Murphy,

the starting pitches for the game will be Gary Grohl for the New York Mets,

pitching to Johnny Stevenson and pitching for the Cups,

Ernie Brolio.

His catcher will be Vic Rasmowski, the first game won by the Cups 7 to 6.

Under somber skies with the enthusiasm with the Mets fans not dampened at all,

as they witness an hour and ten minutes to display the banners between games.

And now the second game to get in the way in the first pitch by Gary Cole is in for Paul's track.

For the Chicago Cubs, the first batterer is Joel Malfitano. He'll be followed by Don Landrum, then Bill Williams, then Ernie Banks, then Ron Sano, then George Alman, the catcher, Vic Raznowski batting seventh, Don Kissinger, the shortstop, batting eighth, and the pitcher Ernie Brodyo, batty ninth. pitcher called strike and now Crowell back again and the curveball is in there for called strike too. Joe Amal-Flatano did not play in the first game won by the Cup 7 to 6. He is batting at 244 and all runs and three runs batted in playing at second base the right-hand batterer. Garyroll, with a record of six wins and six losses on the mound for the Met.

He has won six ball games in a mixture of relief and starting performances.

This is his 32nd appearance of the mound, his 11 start.

And now Kroll back at two strikes, and he misses with a curveball.

It's all away back to the screen. Ball away from johnny stevenson the catcher the met's have ed cream pool at first

base chuck killer at second base roy mcgrillan at shortstop johnny smith at third base in left field

jim hickman in center field johnny lewis in right field gary. Right at the moment, the skies are ominous looking, somber clouds as they float by.

But the first game in and the second game underway.

After Joel off with Dono, the battle will be darned Landham, followed by Billy Williams.

Mets in the first ball game had the bases loaded with two men out in the bottom half the ninth

and dying run at third, but a great play by Ron Sano saved the game for the cut.

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