Well, a gentleman to my right, with him I have worked in support Japan and on the World Series, is the voice of the Cincinnati Red. And his team is down three games to one, and obviously he's got some thoughts about that. Here's all Michael. Thank you, Jim, and I, everybody. And, of course, the Reds have their backs to the wall today. They need a win today, and then a win tomorrow if we go back to Cincinnati and a win again on

Sunday.

And game seven to take it all.

And they'd become one of the few teams in World Series history to do it if they could come back

from the three games to one deficit.

Just to review what's happened in the World Series so far, Saturday, game one at Cincinnati,

Gene Tennis hit two home runs to account for all the scoring.

Ken Holstman, Raleigh Fingers, and Vida Blue,

held the reds to a pair of runs, and the A's one game one, three to two,

with Holstman getting the win, Gary Nolan taking the loss.

Then, on Sunday, today belongs in good measures to Campfish Hunter and Joe Rudy,

as the A's made it two in a row at Riverfront Stadium, leading the Reds 2 to 1.

Rudy hit a home run, which was the deciding run.

It came in the third inning.

Hunter, meanwhile, put eight shutout innings, gave up a run in the ninth inning,

and then Raleigh Fingers came on to get the day. Final score was Oakland 2, Cincinnati

1. Monday was a scheduled off day, Tuesday, of course. Game 3 was scheduled, and we were

right up until game time when it started to rain. The game was postponed because of wet grounds and game three was played on Wednesday night.

And the Reds picked up their only victory in the World Series,

scoring a run in the seventh inning, and back of Jack Billingham and Clay Carroll,

the Reds blanked the A's one to nothing.

Blue Moon Odom was the losing pitcher.

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