Well, so far today, we haven't seen any of those attempted pick-offs except on rare occasions

because there haven't been too many on base. But when men get on, you've got a fellow like

Whitey Ford pitching, boy, he's murder. He's great at it. And here's Woody to tell you himself

and a specially recorded interview. How he picks them off first. What's the click, Whitey?

Well, I keep my head turned toward the batter. Watch the runner out of the corner of my eye and give a kick that confuses them.

The runner thinks I'm throwing to the plate.

Instead, I step towards first, fire the ball and pick them off.

Thank you, Waii.

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The applause you heard in the background, I'm sure you know, was for Don Larson, and as he came up,

the applause really rang out to the rafters here, and almost to a man.

This fast assemblage stood up, stood up, and applauded Don Larson, who has been putting on a superlative performance.

Adjectives can't quite describe all that is going on as far as Larson's going as today,

but I'm sure you who are listening are well informed of the drama that Larson holds right within his pitching grass.

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