Tom Bueford is the late off man and now with pleasure ladies and

gentlemen to bring you the first half of game three of the 1971 World Series here is Jim Simpson.

Thanks Bill O'Donnell Beauford, a switchiter will bat left-handed of course

against the right-hander Steve Blass who had two poor outings in the National League

Championship playoffs.

Starting twice against the Giants, failing to finish neither time.

Groves and Beaufort vows, the first one off to the left strike one.

In seven innings against the Giants, these are the last two outings of blast ten runs nine of those earned 14 base hits gave up four home runs now trying to get the pirates on the board

Royals lead two games to none.

Third game, first one at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh.

Blas the right hand already throws a fastball out to left field.

Star Joe takes a couple of steps to his left and that's the first out of the first inning.

Merv Redmond the batter,

333 during the series,

318 during the regular season third

behind Tony Oliva of the Twins and Bobby Mercer of New York

and Redmond's three-run home run in the first ball game was the big blast for the Orioles

and there come from behind wind over Doc Ellis.

Last ready to throw on a sunlit day, throws too low inside ball one to retin.

Boog Powell, hit lists in the series is on deck.

Glass has the sign from San Guillaume back again and misses outside and low this time.

It evolves no strikes to Redmond. Gungo.

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