Back to Dave and good evening everybody.

Well, it's up for grabs tonight for the Red Sox.

This is it.

No tomorrow's if they lose.

Pitch to Tommy Harper to open the ball game is a strike call on the upside corner.

And you're going to hear that on almost every pitch tonight probably as

Tiger Stadium is a bad house, a snake fit with about 50,000 rabbit fans.

There's a line drive base hit the center field and Harper straightens out a slider and he's on to lead off the ball game.

Tony Harper with 14 home runs, 49 RBIs and a a 254 batting mark, singles sharply to center field.

So there goes 5 and no hitter. Louis Aparishio up.

Louis was a couple of hits last night and the stumble over third, which was really played up in the papers here.

And of course, Louis felt worse about it than anybody else. and the stumble over third, which was really played up in the papers here.

And, of course, Louis felt worse about it than anybody else.

Caparachio.

Pitches are called strike.

Louis hitting 257.

Three home runs, 39, runs batted in.

Harper takes the lead off first base. He's got a four, four and a half step lead. Cache holds against him.

Ryman moves over there and Harper gets back.

Norm Cash playing first base, Dick McCall up a second,

Eddie Brinkman and and George is third.

Ryman checks. Fitches.

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