Well, very simply put, here's exactly what must happen tonight. San Francisco must win this baseball game, and they've gotten the National Lake Western pennant. It's not a must game. I have to correct myself on that one, actually. If the Dodgers lose, it's all over with.

That's just about as simply put as possible.

The Dodgers lose, and that's it, regardless.

If San Francisco wins, well, then they also have it.

The only possibility that exists for a playoff is a San Francisco loss and a Dodger win.

That is the only way that the season will be extended to Friday for a one-game

playoff in San Francisco.

And again to repeat, that is a San Francisco loss and a Dodger victory.

That's the only way it will happen.

So that is the possibility facing the teams as they

head into action in just a few moments now. It'll be the San Francisco Giants versus the San Diego

Padres and a little bit later on the Houston Astros versus the Los Angeles Dodgers and we'll be

doing the same thing as we did previously that is joining perhaps depending on

how this baseball game is going along if the Giants have wrapped it up well then perhaps we will not join

the Dodgers network but we'll have to wait for that time to come up but should it be advisable to do

so then we'll join Vince Kelly and Jerry Dargott of the Los Angeles

Toges Network, or at the conclusion of this baseball game.

One of a bit of history in the nation's capital as the Washington Senators completed their history.

There's 71 history at the city of Washington, and they did it in a rather odd way.

Washington trailed in the ballgame by the score of 5 to 1 against the New York Yankees.

Frank Howard, here this 26th home run of the season, got a standing ovation from the crowd of 14,460.

He took three encores, and finally tossed his batting helmet up to the crowd for a souvenir.

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