Well, the angel batting order reads this way.

Roger opposed will be in center field.

Alex Johnson in left field, batting second.

Jim Fergussie at short.

Jim Spencer will be at first base. Spencer at first,

batting fourth. Ken McMullen at third. Tony Conigliero in right field. Tony C. in right

batting six. John Stevenson will do the catching. Stevenson behind the place. Sandy Alamar

at second and the pitcher Clyde Wright. And quickly for the senators, Danny McLean has already worked

to few warm-up tosses.

Toby Harrow will be at short, Elliot Maddox in center. Frank Howard at first base, Dick Billings in left wheel, batting for it. Larry Bittner will be in right field. All cast at Ova will do the catching in bat six. Don Wirt will be at third base. Tim Cullen at second base, held him a second batting eighth and the pitcher Danny McLean.

So the Angels and the Senators complete. at third base, Tim Cullen at second base, Helen at second batting eighth,

and the pitcher, Danny McLean. Shelby Angels and the Senators, complete it all here at the same thing, and right now here's Dick. Thank you, Don. Good evening, everybody. The first pitch of the game is filed back on the screen by Repos. Strike 1. Danny McLean. Certainly the headline maker during the winter when he was traded here at World Series time

And that startling deal that involved the entire left side of the Washington infield Rodriguez and Brinkman going to Detroit

This one is hung on, a pop fly back ashore. Out goes Hera. In comes the left-fielder Billings. He wants it,

and Billings has got it for the first half.

Repos started tonight with a $2.50 average.

Here's Alex Johnson batting $258.

Alex has a modest seven-game hitting streak.

He'll be followed by Jim Fregosi.

McLean 4-8 with a 4.05 VRA,

13 and 8 lifetime against the Angels.

First pitch is a strike.

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