Once again hi there everyone this is Ralph Connor along with Bob Murphy and

Rundi Nelson from Jay's Gideon. The Mets have just jumped behind and

win the first game seven to five. There's a light risel falling here at

James Gideon, but the ballgame is going to commence right away. There's a light drizzle falling here at the game

but the ballgame is going to commence right away.

It's going to be Ray Washburn, a right-handed picture

for the St. Louis Part note that

switching against him rookie-Gudmer draw. The Johnny Pidjards, going to be their warm up pictures, and right now here's a very

cat French Canadian song about a fellow who lost 60 of his firenet.

Listen, the city I see the nose, a fireman. Listen. The story of the story of the story of the girl.

The man.

The girl's a man.

That's my car with her.

I'm going to A Per du Léver du Légo de Matrignette is a song with a kind of humour of French Canadians love.

But one song leads to another and the first that follows is no laughing matter. I'm going to say.

From the umpt-pique is what they're saying as they reach for a beer,

probably rhin-gold extra dry.

In fact, in New York City, where... probably Rhinegold extra dry.

In fact, in New York City, where there are more different kinds of people than in any other city in the world,

more people drink Rhinegold than any other beer.

Why do French Canadians like Rangel?

We don't know, but we must be doing something right. The New York Miss Ron Hunt, leading

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