fleet little guy who can really run the bases and very often will point his way on.

He has hit only two home runs during his American League career, which includes

463 games prior to this season.

He's been swinging the ball well lately, though, and has done a good job in right field.

Of course, the Red Sox missed very much. Tony Canigliaro's. He's been singing the ball well lately, though, and has done a good job in right field.

Of course, the Red Sox missed very much, Tony Canigliero, who is here with him, but who is not eligible to play in the series after having sustained an injury about six weeks ago.

The story on Bryles, the St. Louis pitcher, probably the most interesting story on him,

is what he has done over the last couple of months. He has won nine straight ball games,

pitching tremendous baseball. Cautable steps in. Mike Shannon, the third baseman, up the line.

The outfield playing a step toward left, although Tartable is a left-handed batter.

Riles gets his sign from Macarver and delivers.

Ground ball out the second off to the right of step, Javier, closed the first in time.

Cardable hits the first pitch to the second baseman, and there's one out in the top of the first inning.

Javier came up with a tremendous fielding play in game two against Elston Howard, one of the best defensive plays of the series.

Dalton Jones at the place from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He made 15 hits in his last 35 at sats in the last two weeks of the season.

Left-handed hitter takes the fast fall low and inside, ball one.

On the year, Dalton batted 289. He had three homers, 25 runs batted in. In the

series, he is 3-4-9.

Nelson Browell throws,

the pitcher's foul back,

and the count is even at one ball

and one strike.

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