The weather. Tomorrow, expect a... Biting cold front. Hmm, how naughty. I wonder what I'll be

wearing or taking off. The night will be wild than untamed. Expect heavy, lashing rain

that'll soak you to the skin. By Monday, temperatures will rise, slowly but surely, reaching

their peak in the afternoon.

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Very nice sprout on hand on this sun-kiss afternoon. A lot of youngsters in attendance, 8,000 plus out here last night, 8,173.

And it wins with 26,687 night before last, of course, with Harmon Gilbertwood mud night,

when a nice thermal mud was given away to every fan in attendance, signifying Harmon Kilibrew's 500th home run, which he hasn't reached yet. He had 2 to go. He has 4198, and Harmon again is not in the lineup today. Steve Braun will leave off at second base, taking over a lot through as a mild colds.

Cesar Tobar is in right field, Tobar in right.

Rich Reef will be the first racing, Reef at first.

Leo Cardinus, the shortstop Cardinus at short.

Jim Holtz will be in center field.

He will back fifth.

Grant Allier again inserted in left. George

Minterwall will do the captain this afternoon. O'Klan George Thomas inserted over at

third as Vaughan moved to second to take over for Carroub. So Thomas is at third and young

right-handers Steve Luber, 21 years of age. He hits that double-duce mark tomorrow from Missouri

on the mound. Luber with a record of 0 and 1. This will be his third outing and he has an earned run average of an even 7. So Lubbors to face Sandy Alamar, batting from the left-hand side, we're set to get underway. And for the place, you're Dick Inver. Thank you, Dave. Good morning, everybody. Sandy Alamar, Mickey Rivers, and Tony Gonzalez. The big young right hand is Steve Loe. A beautiful day, 76 degrees. The wind is shifted. It's out of the northwest at nine miles an hour. We had southerly wins the last two nights. It was much more humid, and of course, we had plenty of rain last evening. Louver whines. The first pitch of the game is taken for a strike, a basketball on the inside corner.

Larry McCoy calling the balls in strikes, Jim Hottom at first, Marty Springstead at second,

and Jim Honechick at third base.

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