It's the seventh game of the 1968 World Series.

St. Louis Cardinals with three victories to Detroit Tigers with three victories.

And the weather this afternoon takes the world's championship.

The weather is clear and very pleasant.

The temperature about 60 degrees.

There's almost no wind here in St. Louis.

And we're going to see two, two game winners

pitted against each other this afternoon in game number seven.

The fabulous Bob Jepter who won 22 and lost nine over the regular National League season.

Two at O in the series.

And the left-hander of Detroit, Mickey Lollich.

He won 17 and 9 in the America League and the left-hander of Detroit, Mickey Lollich.

He won 17 and 9 in the America League season.

He has two victories and no defeats in the World Series.

Well, Mr. Reese, this is it, and we've got a very interesting situation here.

The tiger left hand of Mickey Lollich, only two days rest.

Do you think that maybe they'll check him as he warms up and see if somebody else might be ready right behind him?

Well, it could be, Ernie.

Now, Mickey Lolle's having only two days rest.

I'm watching him throwing the bullpen.

Hal Narragon worked with Johnny Sane as a pitching coach,

and I'm sure that when they come in, that Narragon works with Johnny Sane as a pitching coach, and I'm sure that when they come in,

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