Well, it's up to Gary Gentry for the New York Mets, and he'll be opposed by Billy Champion

in the final game here between the Mets and Phillies on a good day for baseball.

We have plenty of room here at the ballpark, so if you haven't formulated your plans yet

for this afternoon, come on out and join us.

Pleasant day, a breeze blowing out to left field, and a big ball game for the New York Mets. Back from now on, every game of Bigman. The Mets close out this homestand against Chicago and Montreal, and then they have their final homestand coming up. That'll be against the Pittsburgh Pirates, a five-game series starting on the 19th. That's a twineight doubleheader in the 19th at 5 o'clock.

The game will get off. Pittsburgh on Saturday is the 20th and afternoon game and a double header on Sunday. And the final two games of the year here at Shay to come your way on the 23rd and 24th, both night games, and they'll be against the St. Louis Cardinals. Right now, the lead-off batter for the Phillies stepping in the bat is boxing here to call the play-by-play Lindsay Nelson.

Thank you very much Ralph Godin. Hello again. Cardinals. Right now, the lead-off batter for the Phillies stepping in the bat is boxing here to call the play-by-play, Lindsay Nelson.

Thank you very much for Al-Gannon. Hello again, everybody. It's right-hand batter and second baseman, Terry Harmon, up to lead-off.

For the Phillies, he's batting 2.29. He has 14 runs batted in.

Gary Gentry has a record this year against the Phillies of two wins and no losses,

and that is his lifetime record against the field.

This is Gentry's first year in the Major League. His first pitch is outside for a ball. Jerry Grotie is the Metcatchers. Don Glendon and is playing first base. Ken Boswell is at second, Bud Harrelson is at shortstop, and Wayne Garrett is at third. Hart-Shamski and left field, Tommy Aegean, Sennaville, and Ron Trubode and Wright.

This is... Bud Harrelson is at shortstop, and Wayne Garrett is at third. Hart-Champsky and left field, Tommy Aegee and Centerville, and Ron Trowder and Wright.

This is a fastball, and therefore a tall strike, it's one-in-one.

Frank Secori is the umpire behind the plate, Dave Davidson at first, Paul Pryor at second.

The crew chief, Tony Benson, is around at third.

Here's a 1-1 delivery.

Breaking Fitz that misses the outside corner.

Tony Taylor, kneeling in the on-deck circle,

running the ball club from the coaching lines at third.

Manager George Mayett of the Phil Zand.

On the lines at first, Billy Damar.

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