Left field, John Kibler, the right fielder, Nestor Shilak, the right field umpire.

Coaching at third, Francosiac, and over to first base, Don Leppert.

309 down the lines, and the first pitch in there for a strike.

Dave Cash on the ear, batting at 289. Two homers and 34 runs batted in. One for four in the first game. No ball, one strike pitch by the right-hander. Good fastball, Ritt Powell, back on the net. And the count is 0 and 2. Palmer, perhaps the best all-around athlete on the Baltimore ball club. An excellent feeler of his position at the pitching mound.

On deck and watching also Richie Hebner.

There's a let-up that's into the dirt to the right side of the plate,

the ball and two strikes.

309 right down the line.

The wind, as Jim has told you, is out of left field across the right.

And could be much of a factor here today. One ball, two-strike pitch, fastball, ripped foul off the left side over by the Baltimore dugout. A ball and two strikes were just underway with no score.

Manager Daddy Murta has said this will be his lineup. Not only today, of course, that you see of Cash, Hebner, Clemente, Stagel, Oliver, Robertson, San Guyan, Hernandez, but also against Quayar, attempting to take away his screwball in the game tomorrow.

One-two delivery, bat-handle bluep on a short-haw.

Blander, nice play, throws him out.

A bad-hannel short hop down to shortstop. Melanger nice play throws him out

now bad hand over the short hop down to shortstop the land you're going out Dave Cash

is one away now they have turned the lights off here

and here is Richie Hebner batting a 371 on the year, 17 homers, 67 runs batted in.

Young man who had a decision to reach early in his life professionally, whether he would play hockey or play baseball,

checks off the pitch and fouls it back. He has perhaps the quickest bat on the pirate ball club. He can crowd the plate.

You can hit him with a strike on the right elbow. And his right fist is right over the inside

corner of the plate when he's up there. Deep in the batter's box, pitch to him a swing and a foul

and it's strike two. But having played hockey and the master of that slap shot on the ice, he has, of course,

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