Thanks for this love to you are.

Hello, everyone. this is Jim Simpson, along with Tony's proof at in Houston, Texas,

and welcome to the 1968 All-Star Baseball game.

Drop to you by Chrysler Corporation, makers of Plymouth, Dodge, Chrysler, Imperial, and Dodge trucks.

Gillette, Foamy. Nobody makes a lather-like foamy, so moist, so rich, so creamy.

B.F. Goodrich, the people who launched the Radio Age.

And by R.J. Reynolds, makers of Winston, Salem, and Camel Cigarettes.

In 1936, by R.J. Reynolds, makers of Winston, Salem, and Camel Cigarettes. In 1966, they had a crowd for a game between the Houston Astros and the Los Angeles doctors of 50,908.

In this eighth one of the world, the Houston Astrodome.

Tonight, they expect more than that.

10,000 standing-room-only seats have been put on safe.

And if it goes over that 50,000-908 mark,

we'll have the largest paid crowd ever to see an indoor baseball game.

And speaking in the Astrodome in Houston, Texas,

how do you fans around the country and around the world

listening on Armed Forces Radio can be thankful that this is a dome stadium.

We've had thunder showers and shower activity much of the day.

Hot, humid, muggy, and a lot of rain.

This game could have been called off, but it has not been.

And Tony Quebec, the game is going on.

We've got a dome.

The rains are outside.

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