against Philadelphia, the Phillies, of course, trying to snap a losing streak.

Bill Singer completes his warm looks and we're all set to play ball.

The Dodgers and the Phillies from beautiful Dodgers Stadium.

And now for the play-by-play, here's Ben Sterling.

Thank you, Jerry.

Hi, everybody, and a very pleasant Sunday to you, wherever you may be.

It has come up bright and shiny at Dodgers Stadium in the third and final game

between the Dodgers and the Phillies, with Terry Harmon to start it off at shortstop and leading it off.

Then Johnny Briggs and Richie Allen.

Bill Singer looks in to get his first sign, Bill Sedakas, returning to the starting lineup today at third base,

and the first pitch to harm in a ground ball to will, as more he is up with it, flips the first

in time for the hour. One pitch and one away. For the first time in a couple of days, that ground

ball in the shortstop area took true house. The Dodgers have changed the infield a little bit.

It had gotten just too hard and the baseballs were taking erratic house, so they have softened

it just a little. And that ball rolled straight and true to will. Here's Johnny Bragg.

Singer into the wind-up, delivers, and the pitch high and away. Ball one. To the ground keeper's credit, of course, they follow orders.

They had it hardened and then we're told to loosen it just a dab.

Here's a 1-0 pitch to Johnny Briggs, left-hand batter.

He takes a strike in the count one and one.

Bill Singer, trying to win his 17.

Into the wind-up and the 1-1 pitch on the way, a fastball outside ball two and one.

You don't think about it.

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