The Cardinal Batting Order. Brock, Flood, Maris, Sepeda, McCarver, Shannon, Avivier, Max Bill & Gibson.

The Detroit Batting Order is McCallup, Stanley, Keline, Cash, Horton, Norfolk, Matthews, Prehan, and McLean.

McLean, the loser in the first game of the series last Wednesday, pitched five innings, about three runs, three hits. Walk three struck out three. He'll be facing Brock, Flood, and Maris in the first inning. The game will be started in a very light drizzle. The lights have been turned on. Anything else, doing? No, Jack, not a thing else. We've had it on here. Not too bad a shape. We've been going for now about 35, 40 minutes. We had a little help from Tony Kubick. We appreciate. And George Kell. We didn't quite get to George Kell. And he's just got food coming through our food. But I had a little trouble getting back up here. But this game is a bat ready to start.

So you just come right back here and tell us all about it. Okay, Peeweeney and as McLean digs a hole in front of the pitching rubber. And Lou Brock bats the breeze with Kurt Flood in the on-deck circle toward the Cardinal Dugout, which is located down the first baseline. Bob Gibson just now comes in out of the Cardinal bullpen.

He'll be ready to go.

And we hope you enjoy the afternoon of baseball. down the first baseline. Bob Gibson just now comes in out of the Cardinal bullpen.

He'll be ready to go. And we hope you enjoy the afternoon of baseball.

Hope you enjoy our broadcast as well as the Tigers and the Cardinals meet in the fourth game of the series.

Even before Lou Brock steps into the batters box, Eddie Matthews, comes in about four steps in front of the third base bag to guard against the bun.

But as we indicated, Brock doesn't bump that often, and Norm Cash is playing even with the bag at first base to guard against the drag butt.

Brock has five out of 11. He's the leading hitter in the series thus far of those who have played with any degree of regularity.

He's hit one home run, driven in a run, new stolen six bases.

McLean into the wind-up, the first pitch of the ball game.

High and away, ball one.

McLean with a curveball and a good running fastball, a good moving fastball if you prefer.

The outfield has Brock played straight away.

The next pitch to the left-handed batter

swung on in a high drive to right-center field.

It's well hit and may get to the wall

and it may be out of here.

Home run for Lou Brock into the upper deck

and right-center field.

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