Richie Hebner, Frank Tavares, and Bruce Kaysen.

Kaysen 11 and 11 on the year is two and two against them.

Last time out he beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 1 when he upset Tom Underwood.

That was a tough game going along all of a sudden we broke it open.

Now the pirates have got a lot of things riding tonight.

It ought to be the loosest they've been able to play practically throughout the year.

From the standpoint of one very simple reason that they know all they got to do is win one

of these three and it's all over.

And they only have to know one other thing.

If they don't win one of these three, they only have to win two of the next six.

Or the Philadelphia Phillies are got to lose two of their next seven.

Now, somewhere along the line, that combination's got to work out to where you find out that you got yourself a National League Eastern champion.

So let's see how she goes.

Cash at 300, four homers, 52 runs batted in.

I'll tell you one thing, the Phillies have not given up.

Ball inside.

Billy Williams calling the balls and strikes.

Andy Olson, Dick Stello and Shagcropper, the great unfiring crew working here.

One of a ball outside Billy

DeMars coaching at third delay of 25 minutes officially thank happy birthday to

Debbie Gersaco of Boswell, Pennsylvania

to Mrs. Susie Witt and the Mrs. Pearl Dberg

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