Hey, fall is from New Orleans.

Hello from Three Rivers, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,

and welcome to the fifth game of the 1971 World Series.

We are all tied up.

In the first night game in World Series history, last night,

Pittsburgh won an exciting ball game by the score of four to three to tie the oil's two games apiece.

Today's fifth game, a tie breaker brought to you by the Gillette Company.

Jim Simpson, along with Bill O'Donnell, the temperature at game time, 67 degrees.

It is expected to get the 70 this afternoon.

Some light rain showers earlier this morning, but only 10% chance of rain this afternoon.

Down on the right field bullpen working for the first time since September the 30th,

Nelson Bryles, today's start-up for the Pittsburgh Pirates.

And down the left field line in the Baltimore bullpen, Dave McNally,

who today will make his seventh world series start.

He was the winner in the opener in Baltimore last Saturday, 5 to 3.

Thank you, Jim Simpson, and good afternoon, everybody, from Three River Stadium here in Pittsburgh,

and if you'd ask about a simplification statement as to what has happened in the first four games of the World Series,

well, a simple statement is Baltimore, Strong at Home and Pittsburgh, strong at home.

Back in Baltimore for games one and two, the Pirate Run production was cut off and cut off very strongly by both Dave

McNally and by Jim Palmer. And then the two clubs moved to Pittsburgh for games three and four

of this World Series, and back come the Pirates with strong pitching,

especially in game three by a starter, and more especially in game four by relievers here last night,

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