The weather forecast for the San Francisco Bay Area calls for low overcast.

May morning, the sunny afternoon's over the inland area through Monday.

There will be little temperature change with highs today and tomorrow from the low 60s to the low 70s.

Below tonight in the mid-50s, west of the wind of 10 to 20 miles an hour in the afternoon.

Small craft warnings for southwest winds to 30 miles in the

Sussoon Bay Area, presently 54 degrees in San Francisco. Stay tuned now for baseball.

Stay tuned now for baseball.

Time to play ball with the Oakland A.

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For the first game for today's double header here at Benwick Park in Boston, the Red Sox had first baseman David Pena, age five years, second base from Mike Andrews, age three, shortstop Mike Pettresselli, age three years.

Nick Schofield played third base, he's only six years old.

Left field was Mike Yistremski, the eight-year-old son of you-know-who, and centerfield,

Mark Williams, four years old.

Martelli, the nephew of Tony Conigliero, played in right field. He was eight years old, and the catcher was Satriano, San Diego, four and a half years old, and the pitcher was Tim Fang, four years old. Well, the reason we say that, ladies and gentlemen, we've just seen one of the cutest things in all baseball. We've seen a father and son's game here, and believe me, The youngsters were really out there trying they're very best. It's real all of us to see it.

But for the real game here this afternoon, the Boston Red Sox and the Oakland A's, where to have a couple of guys going at our pretty tough fishes. For the Oakland A's, it'll be Jim Natch with a 3-3 record, and for the Boston Red Sox, Ray Cope,

who has won 9 and lost 3. And we'll be back to give you the real lineups in just a moment. Hi, Dave Niles here on K&BR from 10 to 2. Both summers here are almost here anyway, and pretty soon we'll all be going on vacations. Frank will be taking off for two or three weeks, I've got to take off.

Don Clark doesn't get a vacation for a while.

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