Roger Mesker up here to lead off and we're about set with 1972 Candlestick Park style.

As the scoreboard says, play ball and we're ready for just that.

Metsker to bat right-handed against the left-hander, John Cumberland and Sardino and wins.

The outfield shallow for Mzger who takes a strike.

All-blade umpire, Paul Pryor.

Harry Wendell said at first, Bruce Fleming at second, Ed Bargwood's third.

Grant shortened defense with Gallagher and Kingman playing up close on the corners.

The picture is low for a ball.

One and one.

Henderson, medium-deep and left

May is slightly in right center and bonds and right the giants are going to have to become

familiar with how this misses outside for ball too how of all acts and candlestick now

it's certainly going to be different than it was before the park was enclosed.

It's where it carries, and what the wind turns by due to it.

There's very little wind here now.

A check swing, he started to go to the Metskirt, a high fastball held off, and it's three balls on a strike.

And now Charlie Fox is asking the home plate umpire to check with the first base umpire

And Wendleston says he swung at it

Charlie was yelling at Friar to check with Wendell said and fall hurt him and looked down there and Wendell

said that said yes it's a strike goes two and two

The two-twoick. Chopped

foul behind the flight. Healy has it. Fred of Fran Healy was being one of the big

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