From Dark Town, Walter Olson.

Now the leadoff man is Captain

Morrie Will, who is looking for his first

hit in the series, followed by

the first policeman and the young

Swiss hitter, West Parking, who is

two for six in the series.

In the third spot, the man

who gets a roar from

Baltimore, Willie Davis,

and the man, I believe, to whom most people's hearts went

out after the rather unfortunate thing as far as he was concerned in Dodgers Stadium.

In the cleanup spot for the Dodgers, Ron Fairley, who is 0 for 4, batting fifth, another member

of a switch hitting in field, Jimmy Lefebvre.

You remember last year Lefebvre heard his heel in the third game of the series and was sidelines for the remainder of the series.

And here he is now in the third game, so he's made it that far this year.

The left-fielder, Lou Johnson, who has one hit in seven-fifths.

He's the spark plug and the chatterman in the starting lineup.

The catcher is at the opposite poles of Lou Johnson.

He is called Gabby because he is the quiet man, Johnny Roseborough.

Batting 8 and 3rd.

Jim Gilliam, after playing the first two games, will stay on the bench,

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