Good afternoon, everybody.

Along with Chuck Thompson, this is Bob French.

You from Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California, for the 1966 World Series.

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Well, here in Los Angeles,

it is a very sunny and a present day,

and Dodgers Stadium is rapidly filling up now

as the Dodgers and the Baltimore Orioles.

Veterans Dodgers in World Series competition, although quite a few of their players have not played too many times, will meet the Baltimore Club, which for the first time brings the great glory of pennant favor to that wonderful city in Baltimore as the American League champion. Now here's a veteran voice of the Baltimore Orioles,

whose great ball club had a fine, fine year,

and Chuck Thompson will tell us all about us.

Well, thank you very much, Bob, friends.

Good afternoon, baseball fans.

The Baltimore Orioles in a World Series

for the first time in a rather brief history

and are very delighted to be here.

However, the Orioles, winning of an American League pennies,

could not be compared to the Dodgers' win in the National League

and certainly all baseball fans,

whether they be rooters for the National League or for the American League,

certainly have to adopt the cap,

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