Tonight, the Cardinals play the Philadelphia Phillies here at Bush Stadium.

And after tonight, only five home games remain.

The evening every one, we're at the ballpark once for the second game of the Philadelphia series.

Cardinals won the opener last night, and they're nine and four against Philadelphia for the year.

Three ballgings remain to be played in Philadelphia between these two clubs,

and they'll be wrapping up this series here tomorrow night.

It's a very comfortable evening at the ballpark,

a bit more breezy than it has been as of late,

and the breeze is flowing directly in from center field,

but will not affect the play very much.

Harry Carrey and Jack Bucon had with the play-by-play, and two right-handers will go at it. Rick Wyde. The pitcher from the

billi's record is 9 and 10. He's one-and-one against the Cardinals this year. The Cardinal

Victor is Bob Gibson. He's making his second appearance. He's coming off the disabled list. And as farce

appearance at all, since sustaining that broken leg against the pirate. A lot of other baseball

being played in this evening. There's a lot of things to keep you up to date on. Right now,

Charlie Jones, the public address announcer, is giving the lineup to the crowd, and we have a crowd of about

16,000 paid and about 3,000 youngsters.

And now Bob Gibson is about to be announced as the starting pitcher here at the city.

We'll see what the reaction is.

And the crowd is glad to have Bob Gibson back in the pitching rotation.

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