Tony Kuback,

who is gradually winning himself in the,

a spot in the regular lineup,

he's going to lead off.

He's batting 3-01.

He has 16 runs batted in.

He's a two home run.

Number 34, and he's batting left hand.

And the first pitch is lined in the left field and also grabs that ball right at the way.

Oh, that looked good when it was hit.

When the ball was hit, I was afraid for sure that that ball was going to be a base hit in the left center field. But Pinozco got a real good jump on that ball, got to it, and picked that ball off between the knees and the waist, and it's one-out. Here's Gil McDougal.

Perhaps one of the most underrated ball players on this Yankee ball club.

I don't think he's underrated, however, by Casey Stingle, but he's in the shadow of a few

great players like Mickey Mantle, Yogi Barra for two. But this fellow is a consistent performer

who can play any place in the infield. And the first pitch to him was close, the next one's low for ball two.

His batting average is 311, 38 runs batted in, and 8 home run.

One out in the last of the first inning.

And a smash to third,

knocked down by the third baseman,

keeps the ball in front of him,

out at first.

Oh, there was a smash.

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