This is Ken Coleman speaking. We present for you another game from the Myley Collection. We hope that you enjoy.

This is the number one sport station in the nation, K MPC, Los Angeles.

First of all, the saving, let's find out about the Angels.

Right now, here's Dick Inberg.

Opening night is a big game.

The Angels host the Seattle Pilots as we begin this 1969 American League season.

Our guest is manager Bill Rigney, and it was all too appropriate rig to just take your

starting lineup and perhaps a note or two about the players who will form your starting nine this evening?

Well, we're going to lead off tonight Dick with Phil Voss, who has had probably as good a spring

as any player on our club.

He got the most hits on the club.

He's a good defensive player, good runner, and has a pretty good eye at the home plate as far as the strike zone. He's going to be in right field. He'll be leading off.

Of course, Jim Fregosie will hit second for us, and I know coming off last year, we're looking for great things from Jim this year

and as he is too he's probably in as good a shape as he's ever been in coming out of spring training

so he's gonna play shortstop and bat number two for us.

Jay Johnston is going to play center field tonight perhaps,

mainly on the, I guess the last couple of games that Jay's played.

He hit the ball hard and it was either a question of either Davaleo or he or repose or a combination of the two of the four and Vic went into a little bit of a mix up and been taking some extra hitting but Jay has had a

hot bat so he'll be in center field hitting third for us. Rick Reichart of course who's going to be one of the

big guns for us we hope this year is being left field and we're looking for and I know Rick is too for a better year than he had in 1968.

It might be the year when he's going to get it all done for us and he has as a final years he had last year we're certainly I know he's

looking forward to a better one than this year. Dick Stewart will be at first base

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