Cardinals and also play with Boston, said that the ball carried better to left field and left

center than does the right field.

And I was then there watching batting practice, and they were jumping out.

They're pretty good in left field today.

And now let's go to the starting lineups, which are basically the same for Boston, Jose

Tata Bowl, will lead off playing in right field.

Dolvin Jones will bat second and play third.

Carl Yistremski is in left.

George Scott will be in the fourth position in the batting order at first base.

Reggie Smith is the centerfielder batting fifth at his first World Series home run yesterday.

Jerry A. Dare will play second.

Batting seventh and playing shortstop is Rico Petricelli, the catcher, the veteran Elston Howard, and on the mound, Jose Santiago.

Santiago started the series opener in Boston, losing two to one to Gibson.

He worked seven innings, allowed two runs, ten hits, walked three, and struck out five, and accounted for the only Boston

run on the game with a third inning home run on a two count.

He had one home run during the regular season.

This is his second year with Boston.

He has a record over those two years of 24 and 17.

Jose is 6'2, 190 pounds, 27 years old from Puerto Rico.

Now for St. Louis.

Lou Brock leads off playing in left field, and he has been one of the key men in this series so far.

Kurt Flood is in centerfield batting second.

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