John Fettman, stage 29, right age for a pitcher.

They say that there was a productive year, 29, 31, and maybe even longer along for a pitcher.

But he's been up since 1966 his rookie year, one 12 and lost well, and the lone member of this Dodger ball club that has known

in the previous experience of the winning ball club or a championship ball club, and that was in his rookie year. He has beaten the pirates twice, and the pirates have beaten him twice. But as I said, he's about as hot as you can get, as he has won ten games in a row. He clinched the penniff of the Dodgers of the win in Houston, and he opened up this series with about the cleanest performance I've ever seen by a pitcher.

A four hitter, never had a runner get as far as third.

The only runner that got to second base was on a walk and an error.

And we never threatened at all. He hardly broke a sweat.

And he confessed that he threw only four bad pitches throughout the entire afternoon.

And if you know anything about pitching, and the many

pitches you throw and the finish you have to have to make only four mistakes. That is an

unreal performance and the pirates looked at that and they suffered through it because we

were shut out by the score of three to nothing. I wish a happy birthday to a fellow not

with the pirates who suffered almost a fatal accident or illness this year, Bobby Moose, who had a blood clot under his right cladicle and a very serious operation.

He's recovered from that, back pitching down in the instructional league back in Pittsburgh.

Bobby happy 27th birthday to you and hope next year year is a pleasant and what for you. Grant Stennett will lead it off against John Sutton. He'll be followed by Hebner and Oliver, running got his only hit of the series. He opened yesterday against Doug Rowe the single right field. And the first pitch is underway by Don Sutton it is fouled out of

way down a right field track one the Dodgers have Buckner and left win in

center Ferguson and right field Ron Say is at third Bill Russell at short

Davey Lokes at second Garby's at first to catch you today Steve Yeager and of

course the pitcher Don Don Sutton.

Leo 1 pitch, do you're running?

Low and outside.

One ball and one strike.

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