3. Right hand batter against the right-handed Fred Talbot.

Talbot, as we mentioned, 0 and 7. He's 0-1 against the White Sox.

3-and-7 lifetime. First pitch, one on a miss, strike one, and we're underway.

Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, the Yankees and the White Sox conclude this three-game set.

Calvert ready once again, into the wind-up, delivers, and this one misses on the outside, says plate umpire.

Marty Springstead, so it's one ball, one strike.

At third base, Bobby Cox, Tresh at short, Clark at second,

Mantle at first, Gibbs behind the plate.

Left field, Roy White,

Pepitone in center, Costco in right.

Talbot, burly right-hander.

He's ready, the 1-1 delivery.

And this one is in there.

Fred Talbot and Bill Bryan came over from Kansas City a few years ago.

Talbot a hard-throwing right-hander.

27 years old. A check swing bouncer to Horace Clark at second base.

He's up with it over to Mickey, one away.

Hey, how'd you like to have some fun as a group?

Take care of you here at Yankee Stadium anytime you want to come down.

In fact, some very good friends of mine are coming down from Utica, New York.

Well over 100, headed up by Jack Price.

And he's inviting all the gals down as well.

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