will be making his third start against Boston this year.

He is one-and-one today, winning 5 to 2 back on June the 8th,

and then losing 6-2 to Jerry Stevenson last Saturday.

Lifetime, Joe is 7 and 6 against the Red Sox.

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Well, it's a chilly afternoon here in Boston and and in the friendly confines of Fenway Park,

and believe me, it's confining from the standpoint of the hitters because that left field wall looks like it's so easy to reach to,

and a lot of them will be overswinging as they have in years past.

We'll give you the starting lineup in a moment, but right now we'd like to salute radio station

WCJU of Columbia, Mississippi.

WCJU, one of the fine stations on the Chicago White Sox network line, WCJU.

And now here's the starting lineup for Eddie Stankies 9. Eddie is down to the left at the present time with Dick Williams, and the action will be getting underway momentarily.

Leading off and playing left field will be Walt Williams, and we'll have the opportunity in time to give you the batting average of each player as we give you the starting lineup.

Walt Williams leading off playing left field with a 242 batting average.

Batting second and playing second will be Don Buford with a 250 batting average.

In center field will be Tommy Aegee. Tommy currently batting 236. It will be Pistol

Pete Ward, the cleanup batter, and playing third with a 245 batting average, 16 homers and 52

runs batted in, which is tops on the club.

Batting in the number five spot and playing right field will be Rocky Calavito.

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