by Boozer and Farrell for the Phillies, Griffin all the way for Houston. Right here, we're about ready to go. Moving into lead it off for the Yankees. Forrest Clark, he's going up against Jim McLaughlin. Hard throwing right-hander, whose record, though, is only five and nine. He has not been quite as successful as he would like to have been. He's had a pretty good earned run average under three, but has not been able to put the winds on the right side of the ledger.

So now let's... not been quite as successful as he would like to have been. He's had a pretty good earned run average under three,

but has not been able to put the wins on the right side of the ledger. So now let's switch it over to Frank Messer on the first pitch of this ball game. All right, Jerry Coleman, thank you very much. McLaughlin throws. Clock takes a strike called and we're underway. No balls are one strike to Harf Clock. the Yankees leading hitter for average in the lineup, batting 281.

Roy White, the Yankees' leading hitter for average in the lineup, betting 281.

Roy White, the Yankees' 300-plus hitter.

As Jerry told you in the service tonight,

Park bowels this one back behind the plate and a strike two.

No balls in two strikes.

Jerry Kenny on deck, Bobby Mercer will bet third.

Jim McLaughlin with a record of five wins and nine losses,

an earn-run average would indicate how much better record, 2.81.

Into the windup.

Kicks and deals.

And he's high and outside.

One ball and two strikes.

Rick Rock on in left field, Jay Johnstone and Sutter,

and Bill Vawson-N-Ritefield defensively for California.

Aligno Rodriguez very, very wide at the line at third.

He's almost at a normal shortstop position.

Clock follows one back on the screen.

Count holds at one and two.

The shortstop, Brigosi, well over to its second. The second baseman, Sandy Alamo, midway between first and two. The shot Grossoe one or over to its second,

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