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Thomas Paine Podcast

1969 10 16 New York Mets vs Baltimore Orioles World Series Game 5

Thomas Paine Podcast

mike moore

Society & Culture, News, Philosophy, Daily News, Politics

4.61K Ratings

🗓️ 5 July 2026

⏱️ 158 minutes

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0:00.0

Hello,

0:01.0

It's all is cross to you are in.

0:07.0

Hello again from Shays Stadium in New York City.

0:26.0

This is Jim Simpson with Bill O'Donnell.

0:28.4

And in a few moments, the fifth and what might be the final game of the 1969 World Series.

0:35.0

For those amazing New York Mets, gaining more and more supporters every day as truly a team of destiny,

0:41.2

lead the powerful but dismayed Baltimore Orioles three games to one in this best of seven game series.

0:48.4

Today's game is brought to you by Chrysler Corporation, Engineering with Care,

0:53.4

your host for today, your local Chrysler-Plymouth dealer,

0:57.1

the Hartford Insurance Group and Hartford agents and brokers everywhere.

1:01.6

Gillette, Wright Guard, America's number one deodorant, and Wrightgard Antipersprosperate

1:06.5

in the Silver Can.

1:08.4

The makers of Winston, Salem, and Camel Cigarettes.

1:13.0

And by STP Corporation,

1:15.3

makers of STP, oil and gas treatment.

1:19.4

Partly cloudy skies in New York today,

1:21.4

temperature in the low 60s.

1:23.9

For this fifth,

1:24.7

and as we said,

1:25.4

what might be the final game

1:26.8

of the 1969 World Series. But before

1:29.3

looking ahead, let us look back to the 10th inning of yesterday's 2-1 thriller won by the Mets

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