World Series is Ralph Carter. Thank you very much, Jim Simpson, and Wayne Gaird in the batters box. Wayne batting 200 for the World Series with five hits and 25 times up. He's had two home runs. The only player to have two in the World Series. And here's the first pitch. It's the Hall Strike. Ted Olkman, 21 and 13 in the regular season. 16 complete games. He had four shutouts. Pits 297 innings. Gave up 275 base hits. Walked 66. Struck out 157. Here's a pitch back to the blade. It's a curveball outside and low on the 1-1 count. Now to wind up, the pitch to Garrett swung on, a fastball foul back on the play.

One ball, two strikes.

Garrett was 16 home runs in the regular season, batted at 256.

He had 58 runs batted in.

Left-hand battered waiting off here for the New York Mitz.

The seventh game is underway.

Pitch back by Holstman, a curve ball, strike three balls.

This is Olstman's third ball game, his third start,

and that was his third strikeout in the World Series.

That brings up Felix Mayon, who batted 290 in the overall season

with three home runs, 37 runs, batted in.

Mion batting 179 for the World Series,

five hits and 28 times up.

Mion, a right-hand batter, chokes up in the bat about 12.

He takes a ball strike.

As you can tell, this crowd here is very loud, very enthusiastic.

A plus factor for the Open A.

Olsman, for the lifetime record of 114 wins, comes back, and a fat ball is grounded foul

over toward the A's dugout.

Strike two counts.

Lifetime against the Mets,

Holstman while pitching for the Chicago Cubs,

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