Okay, Joe, and thank you very much. Here comes Horace Clark on, leading off for the Yankees. The Yankees have lost the first two ball games in this series, 4 to 2, Friday night and 3 to 1 yesterday afternoon.

Forrest Clark coming into the ball game, batting at 193. Has one double, no triples or homers, five RBIs.

Batting left-handed against the big, earl wilson the right-hander

delivers there's a dribbler toward the mound wilson can't get to it as he runs by it that fall moved

over toward the first base side wilson moving off got his glove to it stopped the ball and ran right by

it and that should go as an in-field hit and it does for us Clark, stopped the ball and ran right by it, and that should go as an infield hit and it does.

Forrest Clark opening up the ball game here with an infield single, a dribbler, between the mound and first base.

So the Yankees put the first man on in the person of Horace Clark.

And here's Tommy Tresh, batting at 223 with four home runs, 11 RBI.

Earl Wilson picked up from the Boston Red Sox for Don Demeter last June, and what a year he had since coming over to the Tigers.

The big right-hander throws over to first base. Good move for a right-hand pitcher.

Lauren Babe, coaching at first base,

Frank Cressetti at third.

Don Wirtz, very shallow at third,

looking for a possible bunch.

The pitch to Tresh,

a one hopper to catch.

Catches it on the bag,

and throw in a second.

And Clark is tagged out

by the shortstop, Ray Euler.

Norm's cash caught the ball as he was standing on the base, which retired

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