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St. Louis Cardinals faced the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field on Tuesday, April 12, 1955.
The Cardinals were an average team, having failed to win the pennant in almost 10 years after winning the World Series three times in the 1940s.
They were coached by Eddie Stanky in his final year as Cardinal Skipper,
and powered by All-Stars Red Shandies Stan Measle in 1954 Rookie of the Year Wally Moon.
The Cubs were a struggling team, below 500 and never finishing about fifth place in nearly a decade.
In 1955 they were coached by Stan Hack, who had little to work with other than future Hall of Famer Ernie Banks,
who had just finished in second place for Rookie of the Year in 1954.
This audio recording is from the St. Louis Radio broadcast, featuring announcers Harry Carey and Jack Quinlan.
We apologize for the audio quality of this game. A lot of these older recordings can be quite muffled,
but it's the only recording of this game known to exist,
so hopefully it provides some enjoyment as a unique view at 1950s baseball.
That's only the place.
The first one to be a first. He's starting to get some gear too. He's a target. He's starting to get far here.
20 of years. I would guess he's planning his 20th year as a pitcher. So who's that on the line?
Well, they're still pulling it out. It's raining here yesterday, we have that rain over in Cincinnati too.
More rain and more jams, but the struggle is back to doing it much earlier today.
In the first four years, I see Kay Bragg here.
Gale White in the center, thank you Bob Olson Wright.
The umpire is still in touch with the rambles, meanwhile Harry C. DeWalman has dropped his out of the line a lot of the way.
I think it's going to be a good thing that we have Dean Olson and Josh Pringlin around in the head because I don't know how long they're going to hold up after yesterday's 2-hour 42-minute call again.
Bob Watergate walked down the first lane for a long way and the second lane was done by Frank Picari.
He was gone with different kite he had got to Skytree Hall two, went down, and lost the first gram.
the field. We see the title 13 before. There is Wally Moan. Last year's lucky leader. Wally
Moan coming in the batter's box. He has three all fours, four homers. Well here, the first
looks like he was going to block. He was high on his side, but he left it go by and it's
all one. One and all. Walsh, call, ball better. Okay, Johnson's playing off the line. He's
going to get to the end of the grass. Looking down, he got the side again. The end field
is drawing in a little bit. A fast man up at the plate. He's a lineup. But next up, the
ground ball between first and second. Bobby comes up, the pitch is covered. There's the
foul. He's down. Got it. Wow. The ground ball to the three, Bobby. He's not going to
touch the finish. The cover. It's far away. That brings up Bill Burton, a rookie up for
the backfield field. He's got 3-33. A close two homers. A 98 run battered in from left
field to Missouri. So they report an April 5th, Michigan. The empty is about to fade
away. Ball is down. He got the side. He's got to get the line up. It comes to Bill Burton
and the ball. A little offside. I'd rather he's in the ball. Well, it comes right up
to there. We're leading the night. The league rides a moment. And we'll continue to do so.
If they win today, it's like Milwaukee's just about to go and gain left in the night. The
league. They just play the right drive. They make the stop. The goal. D is late. A beautiful
play by Banks, though. 30-0. They had a terrific play to their left. The 9-second base on
through. Burton will be 35 feet out from a baseman. Beautiful play by Banks, all of
them. They did almost impossible stop on that ball. His ball is a fashionable second
shooter. That brings up the first baseman, Sam the Bear. He has to have a home base here,
although he has played quite a bit of first base. The league is one of the good first
bases in the league. That's a solid first base. Burton goes back on the base. He'll
be alive here at 3.30. That's 35 honors and 126 runs out of him. That's a nice pitch.
Right down to the right field foul line for a clear ball. This is a play that's very
great to go out second on the way to 30. Brown is turning the way home. He'll just
round his second. Burton's going to third. He holds up a second base with a right wide
double to the right field ball. Just in to his face. And a run is in. Daly Mills will
be a right wide double to the extreme right field runner. A ball is just in to this side
of the foul line. And a run is in. And Sam the Man gets his first hit of 19.55. That
brings up Rip Laboussky to the right fielder. Laboussky gets 2.83 for just last year. He's
got 19 homers and 79 runs out of there. Right around second base now with one run across
from the play field. It comes to one big up. It's like a rubber church. Here's Reddy.
Here's the pitch. A wide one up around his shoulders. A ball is in. The last Philly
game, the Pittsburgh-Brooklyn game and the Washington-Yetke game all ready to go today.
A shot to the opening in Cleveland. Lawson at Baltimore and he's quite a fancy kid.
This man, he's up at Milwaukee in Saturday City. Ball one, no strike Daly. He's just
tied up by the ball. Makes his ball too. Ball two, no strike. There out he goes with strong
ball. A long ball ball is ready here. A far ball out to the right. He's going over. He's
enjoying Aubrey's calling for it. That's it. That's what we do. Very speedy from that.
Here is a great little ball. He'll feel that second base, one run in at the top of the
first inning. And Red, Shady, the batter's left. Better have he done the little trouble.
It helps to be a hit and a good solid line drive coming in. Ball. Ball one, no strike.
Well, McCargel's a jump out of his spot here in the very first inning. However, he's just
deep in the first inning. Long way to go. So what do you think of father's here? One
run back to the eighth inning. They wide and out back on it. Shady, Shady backs the ball
and goes out. One and one. Well, that area used to be too much stuff for McCargel. He
got a little trouble with Merton and Mugil. He won't be the last one to have any trouble
with him either. Ball one, strike one. There's the next place he's standing. Not a
bad idea. Ball two and a got it two of one. Ball two and strike one, Shady. Number two
in the back of the third round of the uniform. Oh, this kid is a great little ball player.
Yeah, Mugil, our movement ace running around there looks good. There's the windup. The
reaction of the ball is a fake over the first base. Well, that's the third to first and
it's one run up to it. Well, that is one man left on. And it's dark. He has to stop
out of the first inning. How did he bring this to McCargel? One for the same old
Treibler. Black just coming to use the mid-west base ball. No place with the great
pleasure to be to be bringing the stuff broadcast to you for the General Fanats Loan Company.
I'd like to say how happy we are to be associated with the flyers, too. They've got
a Val Wunderlich, Jack Jeply, and Stichman Bob Adams, and all the General Fanats Loan
Company people. A nice, good black field member, Mugil. They're your friends as well as
others. General Fanats Loan Company is a split on their own. Always there with your
friends. That's what folks say about Bob Adams. He stands by at that General Fanats
Loan by phone number and over three, all-all-seven-three. Remember General Fanats
Loan Company when you're in the ball. Well, there, my friends, just by a simple phone
call, you can get the best service run along in all of the season. 25, 50, 100, 300 and
more. Why don't you just call for any Bob Adams right now? And over three, all-all-seven-three.
Standing by at that phone number right now in the telephone shop. Last time in the first
inning, get away, will you, will you Bob Adams? Played that number to three yesterday.
He's not the type you want. He's on one side. What's why I can play these back and
forth? We're ready to go. Got a world of stuff out there. Here's Gale Wade, a rookie center
fielder up to the two double dumps to try to get that run back in the last round. Looking
at the lineup, first they may get a hit. Marks goes into the lineup, and there's a first
of his day ball inside on around eight and a ball one. But at home, he goes for a big
handful of dirt. Bob Sheffield goes to his third. That's a good fan act of third. That
guy is out of it. He says, go to his third and the first is just stuck in the first two
innings or so. That's a play back to him in the bank and let him take the place. Ball
There's the wind up and I expect it to stay wide when it's involved.
You can do it, old pal.
Harry, Terry, your broadcast along with Joe Cross,
you'll have to stay moving.
Don't read the marks. You're looking very good this day.
All two are no
All two are no strikes.
What's the matter?
I think you're down a more needless attitude,
so come up next.
You'll be followed by a problem.
There's the wind up and I expect it to stay wide inside.
Come back out of the way.
There's three and nothing to wait.
Terry carries the ball out of the way to throw it back to Lawrence.
It's the rocket bag.
All three are no strikes.
Another bad little footy on it.
Now Lawrence is ready again.
Watch this guy.
He's got three and nothing.
He's got that one over.
The automatic strike to make it three and one.
It's a strike one.
Henry had one to four yesterday.
That was a double and one to seven.
Eight dollars.
That's another bad strike.
Number nine is about to be tied on the uniform.
Followed by first.
He'll wait on third.
One to nothing.
St. Louis is one out.
Now he's taking a fast one.
One to one.
And run eight.
That is in the last half of the first inning.
Now there's just the million number nine in the back of his white hole.
He's probably backed out to get the honor.
Now he's back in there.
Ball one, one strike out.
That's a strike one.
Ball two.
That's a strike one.
Not going to have any luck against Lawrence at all actually.
The game that he picked against him.
It's a little hefty for him to warm up in the full time.
Looks like Schultz.
Also quite flippy in the full time.
Ball three.
Three and oh.
That'll load up.
Ball three is upside.
It's going back to the way for a moment.
Fox is way behind, Henry.
Donald is on third.
Neil Wait is on third.
Now he's raising that bat around.
Last program of the strike.
Here's the pitch.
There's a long time.
It's going to be out of the ballpark, I think.
Let's see the backhand of one-all.
Now he's in the cut.
He's up the ball.
He's in it.
The bird is going to start.
That's one long way to third.
And the left free-hander.
He's way up almost to the top of the wall.
And Donald is over the ball, but he couldn't hang on to it.
He dropped it.
Although he tried to hide it from the umpire.
He could say umpire indicated that he had dropped the ball.
So the power gets a double.
I thought the ball was going to go out, but it started out.
That was hit number two on Lawrence.
That was hit number one.
It comes inside it up.
And Jackson has a chance to put the gun down in front.
A double-might tower.
He's second to left-hander this year.
And to the end he's back to step to the bottom on third.
Power on second.
It comes up first.
He's going to walk in.
Jackson walks in.
He doesn't like it.
He's trying to walk up on first.
And one to four he has to go.
He's single.
Ball two away outside.
Now it's set together.
It comes ball three.
One more and he'll be off.
Ball three's up side.
Jackson can be locked in at any time.
He's like jumping from a frying pan into a fire.
Ball four, the bases are loaded.
Two-thirty.
One for four yesterday.
Now he's stuck in place with baby.
Runs over the country side.
It's off the first line.
Bob Jepney will come in and talk to Jackson.
Now Jackson has the bases jammed up like Jackson has a pond with only one man out.
And Ernie Banks running to something about his life.
And it's still coming down.
Let's look down to get the tide.
Here's the picture where it ends up falling in the dirt.
And now by Sani, he's coming right in and they're really tough on that.
He's got the top on the ball apparently.
He's up the ruff.
He'll get back in the picture.
Lawrence is going to do the same thing now.
Jack Kelly, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn getting the rain out on these.
They're as tall as they watch as they get to New York.
Ball one, no strikes.
One's on a great scoring opportunity with the last half of the first game.
There's the lineup for the next pitch.
Ernie Banks, ball two.
Sani walking out in front of the plate.
Thank you.
Ball two, no strikes out.
Ernie Banks, Barry, deep body on Jack.
Some flutter is raw out there.
Yeah, Jack is on first power on second and almost on third.
Mark's working very slowly and very carefully.
He's got to work his way out of his jam.
There's the light up again.
That's the next pitch.
Almost hitting the ball three away.
Look at all that.
Ernie.
Another back look with a four-tana run.
Lawrence looks over to cut dugout.
The boys are probably riding him a little bit.
Bothered his family.
Ball three and no strikes.
Lafam is collecting one and no.
There's the lineup.
There's the three and nothing pitch.
Ball, ball, he wants it.
Mark's going to go around.
Ernie Banks drives a run in without taking his butt off his shoulder.
Bob wants to go around.
Mason's is still loaded.
And the cutler's taking over the lead now, two to one.
He's got to find the opportunity.
Monday has three for four yesterday, two doubles and a single.
That's that hitter.
The bases are jammed up like ducks on a pie.
Two runs in.
He's going to find the number 40 lead.
That's the way to get across the plate.
Mark's starting to wind up his five-rate course of play.
There's the right center.
That's the right center.
It's like all the way to the wall.
One run, two runs, and where do you think he ends on?
There he comes.
That's the run of 90, second on the way to third.
There's the throw, strikes out, and there's the three-run score.
See, Bobney lined a double.
The second base was changed a three-way.
The life-failure is low.
The third base was fired.
And Bobney was out when he got the double on the play to drive his three runs.
Bobney's fourth hit of the year, hit number three, run number two, a three, four, and five on the play.
And here comes Matt Aduretti, thank you, and I think that will be all.
All right.
That's going to take him out.
And they start working, look.
It was probably a perfect relay to Moira by Mabey, the second-fiery off of third base, trying to set the double.
There's a little trouble, but he cleaned off the base miles, and that was the important thing.
And it's ten-foot-wide for the dollars.
It's up leading five to one.
This is George Warren Stokes coming in.
The hard-onk is just being right these 26, with that will be his journey.
And here's Barney Stokes.
The really perfect last game in Columbus, Ohio, that is.
Barney had an eight-and-eight record after 41 appearances.
Very well, he's 3.86.
He was in Columbus, Ohio last year.
He's got one in the dollars.
He hasn't spared his ball against the Cubs in the first inning as he did all the games against them last year.
The first batter, Barney Stokes.
Two-thirds of an eight. He's a three-hits and five-hits, and walked three.
Well, see, he's going to step into the minute.
The white side's stepping.
Cleveland Valley going to pass out the first thing.
He's got 11.
So let's have here LaPauw just to warm up for a big win.
Here's the lineup for the first place, Mary B.
I guess my battle underlings out here is saying hello this afternoon.
It's like what's out.
Here's the lineup for that connection at State Ball.
I went outside leading the count of one and one.
Ball went strike one.
Well, the guy with weak pikes was standing off on the exciting vein this afternoon.
I'll say that.
Here's the lineup.
Five runs in.
Here comes the next place.
He thinks they've all been tied inside.
Two out.
Now he's feeding under 32.
It looks like he's going to be a real catcher for the Cubs.
And he's only 22.
He's out of the Army.
He just got out of the summer.
Ball two and strike one.
Here's the next one.
That's a strike.
Ball two and strike two.
Wherever you are, whatever you're doing today, Sam, we can see the off-guard and driving
the broadcast from all sides.
He's not here to catch it out.
Gaelen and Gage have been off in a regular, the world's most beautiful ballpark.
Ball two and strike two.
Here's the lineup now.
The next place.
It makes it very wide, but folks got to see it through.
One time, I remember, he still beat the Longer Cubs.
Ball three and strike two.
Here's the lineup.
And that's a strike.
He's out.
The outside corner about how high he's fallen out on the side.
Ball two came in and put out the fire.
Five runs scored.
Three hits.
No errors.
The melody of our song.
At the end of the first inning, he gets Wrigley Field in Chicago.
The score is the Chicago Cubs 5 to Seymour's Tigers 1.
Broadcast is coming to you from WIMB in Chicago.
And he may even get to the newscast now.
He'll be resumed following the ball game.
There goes Paul Mender at the point right by to the work yard now.
I hope he can hold it.
Well, we have people from all over out here this afternoon.
Everybody likes to attend opening day.
Most people like to see a lot more games going to stages, too.
I hope you will.
As you can see, I'm glad to be here watching the opening day games for nearly 30 years.
Out here taking in the ball game of the day.
But they do have a tough time.
The Walther's not expired before it's really Iowa.
Out here at the ball game this afternoon.
The second inning is coming up.
Paul Mender's got to get his practice draws.
And that little left-hander, LaMont, who was up there,
is still talking to the newscast.
He's got to go down the low ground.
They try to take out Schultz for a considerate amount if they get that far.
That's a bang down the back.
He's back on over the bank.
It's dark and Jackson is there to back it up.
I'm glad that's going.
He's working out to see whether he'll win the game or not.
He's got to hide on the mile.
He's got tonight's play tonight.
He's played Monday, 6th, Sunday night.
He's got to get out of Cincinnati again.
He's played the red legs on Thursday.
Friday's been off the bank.
We played a title, John and Bigelow.
It's not going to be a long way, but Sunday, then we go up to Milwaukee for Monday.
And Bilzey is back on again.
There's the right-handed batter, Bill Starney.
He's got to be trying to get out of the way around it.
Ted Lawyer, who allegedly was in shortstop, they made a picture out of it.
He looks quite like the gray with his title.
They converted him into a third-racer.
They're going to be playing copy.
Ted Lawyer.
There's the line down the back first.
There's a ball that's going to go outside, even if he's got it one short.
Ball in at the strike line.
Right-handed hitters.
Ted Lawyer, number 14, Bill Starney, will back down.
He's got to stay a little bit out of the way.
He's been in line up the fast, he's got to get high to right field.
Follows, he's running over, pulling down his sunglasses, dropping back a little bit.
He's under the basket for number one.
A fly ball, come on, Bill.
Over towards the foul line at right field, it's one away.
Bill Starney has got it.
Starney, the circle glass here, he was 300 at night, over to 71.
We may have a hit center now after Starney.
And ball of fire, look at that.
That is his Starney guitar.
Otherwise, Bill Starney would stay in there.
There's the line up at the first base.
A high fly ball, and a good left field.
Thank you, Billy, for dropping that way to get everybody away.
He has lifted it, too.
Too much, but sit down for the title for the first half of the second inning.
And it brings up Alex Drabble, too.
Drabble's a member of the New Drabble family, but he hates the six of the nine, right here.
Right out of it is number four in the back of his.
Gets into the ground in the last ball, then he goes into the lineup.
He comes up 30, maybe.
They follow it down the line for one.
Right out of it is Alex Jamies.
Long ball gets ready again.
Here's the next person, Jamies, takes it.
Flies it pretty high, right over the high of the play, to even the count of one and one.
See these ducks will not throw the ball back to the net.
Now finally the title's off with a bad right field at the start of the round.
27,000, I'm going to guess, maybe more, 28.
Ball went strike-like.
Wide up for the next stretch, and it's a long, tired curve ball, too, in one hand.
Dixie Walker on her Brooklyn side with Doken Birch Bay, and Little with Doken McBray.
Ball to his strike left.
Makes the wind up the next stretch.
There's a five-ball to right field.
Bobby Duffey back to his right.
He's calling for it now.
He has it through the foul.
Ball is three up and three down.
A long strike.
The last one in the front.
McCrory in the last half of the second inning and Leigh McPhil in Chicago.
Let me show her out here.
By and to one in favor of the Chicago Caps and Rockets for the Midwest baseball.
WI&B Chicago.
Look at the schedule.
This guy's got the obvious.
He's going to follow the ball here.
Clay is the in-sum tax payment coming up along with all those other bills.
About two-thirds is going to go outside.
Why don't they get the extra 25 to $500 he needs?
You know you clean up those bills and then you get that payable off these billings.
And you can do it easily.
You know you're good for a lot of other guys.
All you really want is really good.
All you do is make one throw.
Matt Duffey, the grand opening three, you almost got it through.
Now, friendly Bob Adams, how much do you want?
He makes the erasure.
He's picked up the cash for friendly Duffey and the Rockets.
And now, the problem, Mr. Duffey, is all of that money is going to be paid with the ball brush.
Here's the basketball demo for that 4x4 number again.
And over a three-point ball, seven-six.
Last half of the second coming up.
By the way, the three.
Oh, see, see.
Cincinnati run like jets in the afternoon.
Dive at like 75 over Cincinnati.
But this day I'm on top of the baseball league.
Not only is the early five the feet, but right on out of the air.
It takes a minute.
But it's up right down the line.
Also, start history like, uh, Ken Byers, as an in-celebrity.
Oh, and then he was prepared to a picture of him going back to the FB lower off feet.
Ball one, on central.
A flick of a miss, and he went all the way around.
Then he turns up a lot of right there.
One at one count.
He was leading the white side.
Two-nil, he's beyond the first inning.
Ball one, he's right behind the line up by Duffey at the way inside.
He just got up and he's down.
By the way, Chicago out of sight.
Right down from the fucking innings.
The ball's deep right one count.
Long, long ball.
Central radio.
Still climbed up again.
It's a nice stretch.
By two on the way back down the line.
Ball is in there.
Ball is deep.
They're doing a good job. The hits are almost even up.
They look at three, two, they just have three.
Ball two is thank you.
Down the line.
There's a light drive for that field for a good conversation.
He must feel there's a ball back here.
That's Wally Moon out there.
And then there is a, he's going to put on his jacket, I believe.
And the trainer is going to bring the jacket out to Billy Foulkes.
Billy's got a good chance to come back for it today.
He's working his tough white box too.
Hit the ball on him, Bonnie Foulkes.
He's up the other way.
It's Billy Foulkes with third TEEZ, a fellow great student at Edgeworth Junior High School, an island pocket of art.
He's got a good chance to get a good shot from the island side.
He's going to have his jacket on now.
And get away to walk and set it off that five-hump lap with the first of eight.
He's going to step into the batting box to face Bonnie Foulkes.
Well, we hope you're enjoying the broadcast.
He's set it off with a big bang out here at Winslow Field.
And it comes to a fit.
There's a question of Foulkes going back to the backstop of Pat Heichert's old jet.
Pat is starting his 72nd year of the number of the cup organizations.
Most of the time, it's the announcers, field announcers, that is.
That's a long, long time.
That is 69 or it'll be 70, of course, next Thursday.
Get away, not that bad.
Foulke entered on first base, that's Billy Dawson.
There's his set.
He comes up first.
Foulkes takes a turn with the layoff shot.
Again, he looked like he was running with a double-climbing walk.
All of the strike ones.
He'll set it out back in 1947 with Pontus City.
Things all around, but they get out with last year, in 273.
He's been in there.
He gave for quite a while at bat.
They saw him set.
He wears his cowboy hat all the time.
Here's his set.
But that's a very wide field ball, too, at once.
He's been committed to the hotel lab.
You can tell he's been out in the clubs all the way through.
But I've never seen him.
He was dressed up like that before.
He looked like somebody got this with Arizona.
He's largely more outside of the place.
Ball two and strike one.
Wade's waving that shot across the play.
Minutes after the leadoff.
He comes to the next circuit.
It's very high and wide for a three-a-long jump.
Firing stoke.
Now, there's a little control double here.
Will Satie walks out towards the picture file, rubbing his side off the ball.
Now, he takes it back to show us how to the picture file.
Get there.
He's gone and got the separate ball.
Ball three and strike one.
Gale Wade trying to get a hollow out.
And still trying to get a little trouble getting the ball over until he put in it.
Baker is doing the left back.
Five to one.
That's what he's doing.
That's it.
There's the three-one foot.
A strike out of it.
And he gets that ball a half a foot.
He's one-off in it there, the three and two.
Ball three and strike two.
Baker, they've sectioned out the rough gate.
Gale Wade and Phil Bolger.
Letting it run whether it's a right-hander or a left-hander.
And the foul.
So far, we've been looking at right-hander.
So he's in the play.
Back left-hander.
He gets the ball.
Ball three and strike two.
The Colts really have a hustly fighting bar-clutter here.
We've seen it in all the games out in Arizona.
And the two games with the White Cots, they went over to Cincinnati yesterday.
And boy, they're never licked until that last shot is down.
The funny part is the opposition hasn't been licked either.
He wants to get that.
The White Cots did it yesterday.
It looks roughly rough for tonight.
Watch it now.
Three-two-pick.
Ball forward.
High outside.
Walk it.
Make nothing go.
The White Cots will have to do the first time.
The Cots now have one even first and second with Ball.
And Blazers last.
The Cots are going to get their turn.
Ball fakers down the line.
And that's what we saw.
Baker was in strike on Baker.
But a ball third strike is three-time.
The Cots five.
St. Louis one.
And they take the black battle.
And now the second Jacob has now started to warm up.
The table is chiro.
He is a right-handed.
Maybe he's a little bit about it now, but still.
So is Jacob from Rochester.
He lost one last year.
He's farming up with the Bulls now.
Well, ain't nothing.
He's going to walk into the bus.
He's just playing under the edge of the grass, it's very.
And he's back to the base of the base.
And he's going to walk out of the base.
And he's going to take the beauty.
And he takes it up to the ball and throws down.
And I swear, that was a perfect buck.
But it's placed it perfectly.
The third base was where he'll have to make the flag.
That's where he lost the bag.
So he lost his flag and called it first.
So it's a perfect sacrifice.
The second base was just a throw.
Now the Cots have bottles coming up to the back.
We've got a line-by-single.
Keep the rally long in the first inning.
Runnys on second and third.
What now?
Yes, they were going to play it, but I think both.
Here's Robbie in the batter's box.
That's 10-8.
Robbie's coming in the back of the one-hole unifar.
So it's five to one and they were the Cots.
They have a chance to get at least one bar.
It's back to five-five, I believe it is.
Marty Soap lights up.
Here's the first base.
Mike had it on.
He's just left the first zone.
It's right over the high-level of the black line zone.
That was a beauty.
It is Mike's one.
Mike hits his up-and-down.
Gets in with his back to the left side.
That's the place to get him about it.
He's just ready again.
Soap does his work.
Cut out for him now.
There's the line-out for next base.
Mike gets the ground.
Oh, two runs and a third for the base hit.
That's a run around the third.
The throw is going to be in the second base.
Two more runs to go.
A hot place for Donald.
Mike Passley, Greg Stump, Alex Jamison.
They've left for the second base play.
One in the center field by the Tiger of Boston.
He came up on the wall.
It was no play.
That's two more runs to go.
Final drive-through run is first and second runs of the year.
That's hit number two on number one and two on two.
The cup weighs seven to one.
They are pulling it on these cycles.
It's not too long.
They've found out here, around 30,000 in total.
They're running every second of it so far.
Here it is, that's Donald.
Better high.
He hits right in front of the play.
He doubles.
And it's all going to be a run for the first time up.
Big H.
Mike wants down.
It goes into the motion again.
It's probably going to be the third place.
It's up to the next base.
It's a very tight, a better high third ball that's back over to the other side.
That's good.
It's down to one.
Here in the last drive of the second inning, we'll talk that out.
He's got a total of five hits for the jump.
Probably hitting the wire.
That's a little wrong with Bobby.
He actually didn't mean to hit it at all.
He enjoyed his play.
But now that the ball ain't already back, it's out of the play.
And it's a nice two-drop.
Well, it's a better run like it's going to be.
It's all bigger now.
It should all be bigger.
A lot of excitement yesterday for the first inning of the third part of the day.
It's a nice two-drop.
Every right walk of Westfield for another day hits one to the wall.
There's Bobby Erickson on the way to third.
A quick blow in to him on the left field is Lai Loo.
The ball gets to a long single, almost to the wall in Westfield.
There comes Raxson Jackson.
A single by Fowler.
Here's second in on the ball again.
Follows right to third.
Hit number three on Stoke for the quick jump Raxson Jackson with Eddie Tacky coming out of the dugout.
I imagine that's going to be all for Marty Stoke.
The ball just came out of here loaded with a hit to the ground so far.
It's seven to one.
I'm going to say to the Chicago Jucks, and I think they're going to call in Jacob, Don Jacob.
Anthony Roberts Jacob.
He was farther sixth for Illinois back in 1925.
And five man McNiggis, he's a little fellow, weighing under to 55 pounds.
He was in the one-hours back in 1947 and 1948.
He was playing field at 51-54-53.
He's another fellow that's apparently in the tough class circle.
He played for the Badger-Stan Hacklund.
He was managing up at the sixth field.
And last year he was a lot younger.
Oh yes, in state for record, 13 wins and one loss.
Oh, he was in 61 ball games.
Not about completely the ball in the ladies' house.
He was a very good player, but anyway, a very run average of 2.91.
So it's Jacob's turn now.
So far two runs of an inning.
Three hits, two runs so far.
Walked one and struck out one.
And now he's in the second.
Well, the company loaded this afternoon.
Maybe they can keep it going.
Now, that's when the walk is set for his daughter, Ronnie.
But as far as the physical of the person, they won't be wanting him in the second for now.
That's exactly what the number two is after the fight won't get far.
Star on third, Bob Hogan on third.
Randy is 20 down there in the batter's class.
Jesus Me Made Oregon stand there in this game.
Oh, he's taking a flat fifth.
Well, no, that's a safe record.
Bird hit this.
13 wins and 1 loss.
sola sh AWS.
Although he was in 61 in the World Game.
But he's in the final.
Oh, I'm all about it anyway.
And his very run average was 2.91.
Oh, it's Jacob's 50 now.
Oh, he's got a good run.
Oh, Joseph's 2.92.
Well, I'll tell you, it's a good run so far.
He's lost one and struck out one.
And Tony Jenkins has been called in.
Well, he got the run in this afternoon.
Let's see if he can keep it going.
Now, Jackson is off the bench.
He's going to run.
He looks far to be hitting to the first inning.
He won't be long to be in the second and foul.
And Jackson will be number 2 in the house
if he's fighting on the other side.
A star on first foul on the first.
And Ramby is playing down in the batting spot.
Here's the ball.
He almost threw it away.
Tony Jenkins's first pitch was a way outside, isn't it?
Ball out.
Ball out on the outside.
He's talking it up around the infield.
If you're looking down, Tony Jenkins.
As up side of him, there's a strike.
Here comes the next pitch.
Ball to it.
Ball it outside.
He's not walking it in the tent, really.
He's just not getting it off.
He's not doing anything now.
Well, it doesn't really matter
something to work on.
The better and south side of him,
for this, for the single,
the better and south side of him,
for this, for the single,
the better and south side of him,
for the single,
he's off.
Off he goes.
Strike out.
And the last one.
Tony ready again.
And for that quick,
he's back out of that.
And Jackson wasn't moving.
He was going for the downs on that fastball.
It's ball two and strike one.
Son is out and all is going.
And most of the fouls are getting the periods to cover now.
And it's a beautiful day in Chicago.
Fine ball for the day.
About the way it went after a rain cloud
that slipped it out of yesterday.
It was warmer over there than it was in there.
About 66 degrees in the previous day.
Ball two and strike one.
That's it.
The ground ball to the dunk-off.
Grammys on the top of the ball.
Ball down.
Everybody's safe.
Ball all the way from him.
Let's see how they score that.
They made a fine stop.
Ball was up against a base hit on the play.
And a lot is in.
Maybe Jackson gets a hit off.
Alex Grammys flat.
He fell out before he could ever get rid of the ball.
The ball slipped out of his glove.
That's another one-off take.
The runner starts to tilt.
Dump lead eight to one.
And Jackson dives right across.
Dollars down to second.
There's Ernie Banks.
He's got a walk to first time up.
That's a second attack.
They swing on this.
Like one.
That's a third attack.
Ernie will follow their odds.
Let's see how they ride.
Boy, talk about excitement.
Color and everything else.
Hopefully, today, he'll be leading too.
There's the next one.
William and Donald on the take.
Ball is coming in.
Pitches up.
Ball's down.
Can't make the play.
The bases are loaded.
Get water.
Turn his ankle.
And he slips off the grass in the endfield.
The bases are loaded on another take hit.
Oh, man.
Quite exciting.
I wish my mother had been seeing this far.
I could do it, Jackson.
I think the official star was a little generous on that.
However, they're thinking that he slipped in the grass and slipped in his ankle.
He flipped it around a little bit.
Going into the take hit, however.
Just a shave of last year with a ducky.
I'm very pleased with the car, I think it was.
Everything went well for the title.
Hit another two off Jacob.
Here's J. Fabio.
The last time I played off the bases were the doubles.
Outside of second it was a double.
J. Fabio, the batters, the bases full.
Here's the white dot.
The first 50 needles.
It's a five on the inside.
I don't know if you've seen it.
I don't know if you've seen it, but it's a one on one.
How many did you have in there?
Three weeks behind him.
It was left a little bit.
It's a good sign.
A little damage to play over there.
With a five shot, it was left a long way through.
Here's the white dot down the next to the front.
He's outside the ball.
That's his standing on here.
Hit that ball.
If we want to hold her, it's something like that.
One on one.
That's a football game.
The score sounds almost like they've won.
All in.
Mike Rodney, Bobby.
Tony Jacobs has his back again.
Here's the wind up down the next.
Long wind up.
It's not like that.
Here's the high five on the infield.
Over there the cup dugout.
Fire is moving over.
Right in front of the dugout.
And he's stopped the ball.
He's stopped the cup dugout.
Ted Boyer drops the foul ball right at the edge of the cup dugout.
He almost fell into the dugout at the attempt to make the catch.
So I don't imagine he'll give it any air on him.
He's going to be pointed out.
I don't think he'll do it.
Don't play it, A-Roll.
How did he get the new life on that?
Ball left the back too.
Well, you never know.
He'll have a chance to clean off the bases again.
He hit the first dive off of the first inning.
Back cloud.
He's got time to wait.
Tony Jacobs taking a lot of time.
A funny back to late.
Ball one, back to ten.
He was probably in that back drive too late.
Here's the wind up down.
That's the coming in.
Bobby looks another high foul.
That's part of the three.
Tony's taking back.
He's going to get that one.
Well, Tony must have something on that ball out there.
He's probably getting a few stuff in.
He's getting a couple of them.
ball one, right through.
Now the needle's back in the battered box again.
He'll feel the box.
By the way, don't be out there.
He is up necessarily.
There's the line down.
One, two, three.
The line drive foul.
It's the final move back out of that three line.
Line drive foul.
That's not a nice three line.
Let's see where the ball is going.
Let's take a look.
Bobby on a grand turn out for off the knee dip.
About 30 fouls.
And a cutting end coming up on the wide blade.
They're pretty well loaded with all the boxers.
And a lot of aggressive.
And a weak end on the goal.
All in, thank you.
There's the line up there.
I expect to jump this.
He has the golf ball in the right feet of the ball.
That's it.
One left is going to score.
That's it's going to score.
The ball is over the second base with two more lefts in it.
Bobby's going to make five out of it today.
A single by five to get the right field on the ground.
Two more left to let this score.
Foul and catch it.
Banks leads the third.
And here's Harry Cedio.
Banks mad about it.
He's still the one that out.
The strong foul is still on it, man.
There we go.
Harry Cedio right hand and back on the knee dip.
Well, I hope you have an average one-part lifting this weekend on the draw.
I'm sure all the guys will like this.
They're following the inside out.
I mean, they didn't follow out.
I think you're going to find that a lot longer time on the game than you are going to be this way.
There's a real spirit on the team.
Five down, long left.
And they're not going to be able to play it.
What a copy.
Get the bird.
Nice stop by Sonny.
Almost got away.
Well, good.
I think it's a double play right there.
I think it's bad to have him standing.
He's facing out the down in front of his friends down here.
And it certainly is a happy safety.
What about that?
A ground ball foul.
Two-one down, Harry Pee.
And the second time in the inning, the run back there, the play left the wire.
The first set of field yields.
And all the play probably for the second.
So here for the second time in the inning, it's all that is the 10th man to bat.
He's got played 11 to 1 in the last half of the second.
He's got the second time in the one.
He's started this whole thing with a play go.
He's been batting once.
The defense has upstaged.
He's due to farm and has been bat down again since the first short.
Indian.
That's a high foul on the play down the number 11.
That was a play.
A play.
Bam, a touch of part of it on these triangles today.
11 to 1.
Six runs to this end.
Line of the play.
A flat-one tap.
Play on this by Nittie.
That's a strike to Nittie, but that could fall onto the inning, but I hope he doesn't
so long.
Two caps.
He has a 10-up mark in the door, which is pretty good.
Looks like that isn't enough.
Like two caps.
That's what my overall is watching.
All that's left to, not to be me, take a look at the triangles the whole thing there.
The three that act the league.
The day victory is a 35-count of yesterday's game, but we put them on.
All one strike to them, but they're just high outside of all the shooting.
All two is strike two.
Long ball fall.
Get away from the batter.
Two-seat coach with a ball three.
Well, this is a walk of talent and story.
Three and two.
Double-deck and stretchers.
That's a great.
Leonard's playing, Jeff, and he's got a bad record.
He knows.
That's nice.
He's going to be fighting all the way.
He's going to be playing off the inning and he has it.
Six-five.
I have one, two, three, four, five, six-six.
No time to lose.
The Pumperjump runner left guard.
He had a good one for it, and he did.
He's got a great lead in the door.
It's really good to be with Chicago.
It's Chicago's 11th.
The single is Chicago's 1.
They've allowed my call to Tom Adams, again, to be the public service player.
A truck that's been on selection order.
friendship putting his best foot forward to get that move.
A hot water bath advance, I hate to say it.
Sean Thatcher, different presentation, they're working hard.
And number three, Donald Sutherland.
Well, it's not anything coming out.
The wire here is being planned for the second part of the contest which is for Sutherland.
Now, it's the C.O.M. Alley Company, something called the Bracken Company.
In fact, there's that wiki for another successful TV broadcast from the 1975 Trump Facebook.
Let's take a look at the other charts now.
At the end of the first half of the third, the three-lifters being four, the one-time-doubting,
now some of the things are coming on.
We've got the
We've got the three-lifters going like the last half of the second.
The Washington-Dixie track four, Baltimore one, and the other four are in the play.
The Washington-Dixie team is laid out.
Milwaukee really took it out of one-num and put it in the last half of the fourth.
It's very clear they didn't work hard.
The Giants, Philadelphia game, and the Flipkart-Clifton game are laid out.
Now here's the line of the line as we go to the first half of the third.
And the defenders, Tony Jacobs, who's only seven of the valley class.
Paul Bennett is way out in front of this ballgame.
The outfielders are very shallow, especially barboles.
They're not far out there right there.
They're a little high.
They're five of the inside four of the valley line.
It's like one.
Nobody out of the first half of the third.
Tony Jacobs, way too bad at doing a wide drop.
He's a patient.
A wide one for the Valley 21.
Paul once, tight one.
Jacobs, Poole, and Burdick are really good to see them in the valley.
Paul Levy again with a lineup of 11.
Oh, we have a bunch of them out in the league of lives.
Paul Poole with a strike one.
Comes down a total of nine hits and 11 runs.
The final test to it, one left.
We watch out. Here's the lineup, the next bench and a high outside three and one.
Well, that was a pitcher's ball.
Paul Poole with a strike one.
The center fielder, Gale Wade, is playing a deep second base.
He might say.
Very shallow.
That must be set for his power there.
He's trying to cut the outside line.
Poole's that away and starting down the third.
That goalie says, where you going young man?
It's three and two.
He's a hundred and fifty-five fouls.
Pretty swift from up there.
Paul Poole with a strike two.
Here's the next bench.
Follow-all.
Here's a cardinal dugout.
Three and two.
Boys, get it the other way.
Three, two, staff.
Donnie Jacobs.
Is somebody on?
Then he goes into the lineup again, there's a strike.
The ball's there to the right.
There's a fill in there.
That will be gone now until the 20th.
The out of foul until the 20th of April.
Although tomorrow we can help the state.
Both sides.
Here's the three, two, fifth.
A line, the down ball.
He's got the back.
He's not going to play.
He's a bird.
Peaches out.
Tackles.
I think he stepped on the bag and tagged me too.
Well he's got it.
Donnie Jacobs.
Down he goes, strikes it first.
Got a couple of rounds to get the ball over the deck.
The back of the net.
And he brings up Wally Moody.
He's got it, he's got it.
He's got it back.
First down to the 30th down here.
We can see him.
Chicago.
So it's 11 to 1 at the table of our Chicago Cubs.
He's really going to down the back.
There's a hundred five out there.
He's got the strikes and a foul.
Strikes out.
I don't know if I want to take a look at it.
That's all he says.
It's okay to play when the game's quite close down.
Up that end of Wally Moody, number 20.
Giffield has jumped the lock straight away.
The ball is all set again.
He's going to wind up, let's play some good third ball.
Low outside.
Makes it one and one.
Wally Moody.
Remember last year, the first game he was here.
I think they added the right field instead of dealing with that field.
He had an awful lot of trouble all over the place.
He settled down to be a very fine field.
He's right down there.
Right field.
There was a little bit of a play, but the company didn't trade Bob Lutz for Wally Moody.
Apparently nothing has covered that.
Ball one, strike two.
Looks like he's going to get it set again.
Look at that, strike three.
Wally Moody.
It's the first strikeout since he's been balled in.
It's up to O'Byrne to beat out that.
It's fielded.
On Ernie Bay.
It's the second raise, for example.
They score it on the double by Sam Van Damme.
Two outs, the way on.
11 to 1, the company is the free top of the third of each.
Here's Lutten wind up again.
He comes to the next field.
And the long fly ball in the right center.
Bob O'Byrne over to the left center.
He's got the energy.
That's it for the style of play.
Three up and three down.
The second of the first balls.
And the second of the first balls.
So, I'm sorry.
So, I don't know what he's up to.
The guy with the last down is the guy with the 11 to 1, the broadcast of the Midwest baseball that year.
NWI and D.S. Chicago.
You know, fans, I may be a little bit lucky in front of my arithmetic.
Boy, I don't know how I am.
But I know that no matter how much fields they ball the fly, you can still divide your paycheck open so many ways.
It'll come so to pay them off.
So, field throughout town and ball the fly, because you wonder how you're going to get out the bucket.
You're not going to get your prices $30, right?
Why not get the cash with yellow?
Just rarely.
You've paid them all off.
You still got to save your money.
You know, just make sure you keep your money in your bag.
You've got a short day's pay close and a middle of the day's pay off.
And if you've got a whole lot of strippers, maybe one must be making the time to divide up your paycheck into a lot of little pieces.
Figure out the sum you're going to be paying with $25 to $500.
And get the extra cash or you'll be quickly given a loan from the General Financial Department.
Last half of the third inning, got it up.
Gale Wade will be up.
He's going to have to walk these private stories.
By the way, I had a telegram to let me meet him in the classroom.
I'll probably see it after the ball game.
It came from a new radio station on our network.
I know if I put it in my suitcase pocket, I would forget it, which I did.
It's still down at the hotel.
So, I'm going to acknowledge the voice of Donald Indiana way on Thursday.
What now, the first play five is called?
I think so.
It's called Indiana.
Gale Wade laid down a foul, but now the first play five is a ground.
Nobody out, nobody out.
Another one is up with.
We're going to see every player your ball game out here.
A world for beautiful ball play, really, too.
A way to fill up these stories, first agent again.
Maybe they'll do it.
Tony Jacobs, the first title pitcher.
Ben Low, he's got his wide-open.
Let's put the foul ball back to the pitcher.
No, he can't get it.
First make the shot, go to the pitcher, drop the ball on everybody.
Well, it's Lee Hommie, slower.
What is happening to the titles today, good job.
Good job with the nice and ball play.
Let's put it that way.
Today's hit.
And he's out.
He's out.
Here's what happened.
He's called for the ball.
Wade had David Turner's first apparently.
Or time has not been called.
And Wade, he is called out by the first take-up line.
And he walked it away for the bag.
He gets credit for it.
But he's out because time has not been called and he walked it away for the bag.
I guess that's the explanation.
He even made the turn and then went to the back of the bag or he walked it away from it.
And time has not been called and they get the physical charge for any problem.
They could have hit the lockpile on the left of your arm.
Well, they might even take the yellow away from it.
I don't know. Let's let the official scorer find out.
They definitely called for the ball.
Wade was over almost in the country.
Rock's got me the last chance.
And he's elected to defect it.
And he's called it.
He's got a one-on-one.
There's the first time we see something like that at first.
We're going to check with the official scorer and see what the explanation is.
And the ball is tied.
Good one, if you think it.
Ball two is strike one.
Wade was out. I think he'll start out with him, though.
And it's a generous hit.
There's the line-up.
The 2-1 first going outside and it's 3-1 for the battle of 21.
Ball three is strike one.
Thank you.
So far today, it's stuck out of sector five.
Jumped out of the corner with ten hits.
There's a strike right over the height of the play line-up.
They're going to get an up-fierce retrieval of that play of third base.
We have a bunch of stars in this confusion, we are.
Because we don't know for sure what happened, right?
It's on for the evasion turn.
That didn't go back to the bag and they called for the ball when he was out.
Well, why don't you hit that? That's the ball he wanted to win.
There's a foul on the foul, though.
Still right.
Three and two. Thank you.
Trying to get all the watch.
Ball three is strike two.
He's right-handed battered.
The star is 11-1.
It jumps around in front of him.
This is the last out of the third inning that we feel the world won't be able to walk by.
Three and two down. Thank you, Bobby.
Almost to the cutback.
There's a line-up, I tell you.
There's a nice strike.
Ground ball and foul.
That's great. Good play.
Ken Moyer is a great player.
He's a great out of the bullpen.
They're going to get the upper bench together.
The count is 93-2.
The special star will now, as soon as they get the up-fires,
decide how they're going to play it first.
It's going to take a little while because
it was Warnock who called it.
And Warnock, of course, can't go down there to find out
until after the beginning of the ball.
Ball three is strike two.
There's the line-up, but I expect ball four,
firing five, right-handed, at the base of the ball.
Nobody in the special star's box knows what Warnock is calling,
so they're going to test on it and find out.
Well, here's five-all.
Thank you.
But five-all yesterday off the five is in the way one put it.
Today he's been up-firing at 52.
But he's doing it all right.
Another time he's doing it two-run.
Thanks, Kevalo.
Great little scrapper up there in the boundary box.
He's leading on that first base, Gene Baker.
What do you think of him?
Struck his ground and he's ready.
Here's the six-finger.
He's got a high five-all. It looks like an easy out.
The Fed is here with a pulse. He's falling for it, but he's under it.
He's holding it a little bit.
He's got it, but out-fired it too.
He's low.
He's back into it.
Thank you.
Well, he's fouled.
There's a circle and a double.
And an eye on the eye.
And he digs a bit out of his strike before stepping up.
Yet there is just a little bit of a gap.
Three men have elected second place.
Just through ahead, 11 to 1.
This is the last out of the third with two outs.
And Baker on third.
And he's a heavy dig to fast strike.
Almost the side eye.
Or a crossfire delivery.
And it's a tight one.
He's the last one.
Back to down one.
He's fast-watching.
A lot of first-takes.
Thank you, back of the bag.
And the back-back's a little bit too.
Back-watched down.
He's got the back-flip.
And he hits the ground ball.
Holds it a 50-50.
Second base would grab the ball and step it on second.
Jadie's actually playing a strike top.
It's an easy fourth out.
Jadie's got a 50.
No runs.
Temporarily, we're going to score it in one hit.
No errors.
One man left on.
And he had a three-inning.
Here's a big lead for Chicago.
Chicago has 11 runs on 10 hits.
The St. Louis Tigers, one run on two hits.
Here are the other scores.
Milwaukee, Washington, had a nothing in the other four innings.
John Cilley, 3rd, 1st, and Kansas laid out.
And a three-inning, three-win, four-in-the-white track in the big.
And Cilley, 10, and the City 1, he strikes out eight.
The other five of eight lost this one all in one run.
Washington Yankee gave him a breakout.
Well, here's the end of the matchup.
The Tigers found right.
That man was up in play, but on way to play, first place, he was called safe when they sent him off the ball.
But on the way back, he neglected to touch the bag, and he was called out.
So he might not have touched the bag in the first place.
But otherwise, the hand had been fairly safe no matter what happened.
But anyway, they still give the hit.
Maybe the offensive score will save him that.
Well, many of them were going to the foreboding.
Cilley over 7, and a five-inning clock.
That's the line up of the face.
I don't think that relates to my fast-pipes as much as that is probably a central star.
I'll have to require another telephone conversation between the red blocks and that's a field.
It's done quite right for me.
That's the man.
That one is rubbing around.
A large bank in the ground in the left field, and he's going to turn the hall.
Thank God.
That's up in the ball.
And he'll be able to drop the bloody shotting way out into the area.
The singles.
That's the third hit off in it.
The base hit.
That's the third take.
The future.
The play at first base.
Wade got a bank there.
His first of the season.
And a fifth for Jacobs.
Got a foot off the field.
He was ball to the ball.
A wide one to the ball.
A letter of spike.
It's a five-point call.
Well, you see everything.
Five-point count.
The line drive overtakes him in the right center for the face-in.
Can he go for it?
The base is right side.
Bravo's catching up on the ball.
He'll be running second on the way in the third.
And the ball keeps going to the second base for the goal.
The line drive.
The right center field for two bases.
A letter of the cover now.
The fourth hit off in it.
It brings up LFJD.
11-1.
It's dumped around the clock.
The face-in area of the Sunegas.
Come up with a 50.
Double-brack.
The ball keeps.
Sandy's got it out for the third out of the first city.
Third and third.
Bobby can come to the first deep cloud and drop the dinner for the ball.
As the redhead comes to the batter's side.
He's in point for the.
Bobby right out of the gap.
Watch the other 50.
Dinner winds up.
Here comes the bench to the face.
He's got it out for that goal.
That's all right.
It's like one goal.
11-1.
It does lead.
Nobody else but St. Louis, though.
It's like he's on second and third.
They're trying to allow a year.
Maybe it's just a guy that's been going, too.
It's like one goal.
And it looks like he's going to find himself.
Here comes the face.
Way wide for the ball.
It's like one.
Ball in.
It's like one.
Well, we hope you're enjoying the broadcast.
It's really slow out there, I guess, you know.
I'd play it first.
It's a like-a-luck.
I don't think I've ever seen it.
It's got a black hand.
Ball on.
It's like one.
Dinner jumps out of the wide up.
Maybe it's just that he's waited long enough to be knocked down on the batter's block.
There's a 31.
It's going to come out of there.
Here's the line-up, but that's very wide for the ball, too.
That lefty off of Boston.
Just hit a couple of home runs.
He's back to the one-on.
That's the fix for somebody else.
Ball to.
It's like one.
Changed each.
He makes on second and third.
Then he goes in the line-up.
Out he goes.
He comes to the next section.
It's fairly wide.
Ball three.
He's got to put himself into a jam here.
Ball here is due to come out there.
It's three and one for that hand.
And long call ball.
Looks down to get the side again.
Three-one down.
Down the line-up, but that's just a day.
Ball on ball.
It's a lay-up side.
It's a great high ball.
Wow, the bases are on it, but the Cubs are going to start somebody warming up.
It's mother church.
And that's when it's called time.
It goes out to the third-
No bases left.
No bases left for Gale Wade.
He was out before he actually went to play safely there.
They fired from the outside border.
Like one drawled.
So that was a real confusion.
And now the third-ball is here.
The other manager of the Chicago Cubs is one of the members of the rules committee.
Great ball.
And they're quick-scanning ball on.
It's like doing a jump-gallop.
It's just the base of the rules.
And he was out there a little bit.
He was running that way.
Fired the lefties, as you can see, but did not lose first base.
So they put out lots of draws from the third-ball.
I think he made the throw to the pitcher.
I hope the pitcher talks to the first baseman.
That's a right-back.
And he's playing a second ball.
That ball is called out on the side.
Well, we were right, first-base.
The time on the fly is 3-1-3.
He'll be on the deck up to the end.
So poor Gale Wade.
If it was a very hard-hit ball, you lose as your first base you lay dead.
But therefore, I have a tournament by-hit.
There's the down ball past the pitcher.
Five seconds.
Baker, the fang, strikes the first base.
The lefty scores.
Fails at his fly.
Baker, cut his spot.
Short shot.
Keep up with the ball.
The runner, Fag, keeps up with it.
Johnson, the L, runs the throw back to third base too late.
And the ball's going off in exactly the same spot out there.
And that little trouble getting over to the fang guy.
Fag, it runs to Johnson.
Baker, the fang.
And the relay back to first base.
The left's scoring it all.
And the runner at first is safe.
Bill Fanny, now he's the right-hander.
Alex Navas has been the ball on the left side.
First and third now.
Two men out.
And the score is 11-2 in terms of the time he's got.
Grammity there.
There's his back.
That's good for Alex.
A ground ball to the first base for Jackson.
He drops the ball.
And he's back to first.
Nice, big, and down.
Third and third.
One run for Alex.
One hit.
Two hits, Alex.
Two hits.
Two men out.
Two men out, John.
And the first half of the fourth inning is making a sale.
The score is now, the Cogs will come 11-2 in the broadcast.
The Cogs will be elected.
But they failed to the facilities of WIRD at Chicago.
And the mid-last second ball is up for them.
WIRD, Chicago.
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Five-fellow to four-finger ran through Jackson.
That's Stubbett with the battered black.
That's the Red Sox.
They ran one for one.
They go back and again.
And the Sun White.
And they bag on the outside corner.
That's how high it's like once.
Right hand under the 11-2.
It's made with a gut.
That's the number one.
All these runs, it's taken back.
He's the one down for the first put.
That's the one right for left-fail.
There she goes.
It's a home run on the capital.
That's Stubbett.
That's right.
A home run on the left over the left-field wall.
A home run is first on the end.
It's number four off Jackson.
That's number one.
And the Chicago Cubs now lead.
By four-off-twelve.
And back to the ball.
That's five-ball-one.
One-and-one.
And three runs start to Jacob now.
That is an excellent tie.
The stock is on two and two at all.
That's three-five.
That's two of eight.
That's three on 11.
That's guy one's on his fourth.
There's the white up.
That's the ball on the left side.
Three-and-all.
And that'll put banks on.
Well, sir, thank you.
The center's going right for our cups this afternoon.
They're getting far ahead.
Five gets called.
The other guys.
That's not a good place to have some activity in the South of the book there, not a lot.
Three-one-ten is five-two.
That was down around these knees on the outside corner.
That's a good show.
To the left of the book, that ball up high.
Here's the white up with three-two.
But the foul ball is a big big play again.
It's a long double up behind the book.
It makes three things around first on the way.
The second base is a ball.
And he flies in with a goal.
And he makes a couple of knuckles inside the third base line.
Two more bases for the Cubs.
Oh, that's part of it today.
The last dark eye, that's a number five.
I'm going to check the part two, three, four, five, six, that's off this.
Look at that, that's right.
Six to three is nine and three is 12.
Oh, I'm off again.
I got a little bit more to go.
Jacobs is third.
And here we got three runs.
That's not going to happen.
And they say that second base is trying to move to third.
The picture of Tony Jacobs.
They got him with first base on the second base.
And the runner's state of second base.
That's a wonderful play on draw.
And here's Speedy now.
Harry has nothing to do with what I'm doing.
He's all run into trouble yesterday.
He's got a lot of power.
He's big enough.
He's 22 years old.
He's a big speed.
He's way too big.
And he looks that long with first.
And he's got a little latter eye.
Like what?
He's a little less than he was in the previous year, though.
Like what, Sam?
And the motion again by Tony Jacobs, the captain expected a very wide throw ball to make it come wide.
And the captain is lucky enough, good luck for 1955.
He's involved with Bob Lewis, driver, racetrack, England, and top D.
And they're getting ready again, a ball in the right one, John.
It's one or two.
I think I gave my chart some lobby.
He's got too many hits right there, three hits off line, one, two, three, that's right.
Very close with three hits.
That's right.
Jacobs, I have a sense of him up in five.
If the starboard is right at the number of hits.
They have a 11 up there, and I have a problem with my third dive.
We have a hundred out, and let's not worry about it.
It's 12 to 2, his favorite time.
Strike two, now it's 10.
They're getting ready again, but that's the high for the ball in two and two.
Ball two and strike two.
A short cookout.
Now he's trying to get a hold of one and driving another round.
He comes away out of second, he's struck by Tony Jacobs to the next pitch.
A drop ball back to the left for the tenor, for a maintenance, watch the play.
The monkey up on the board is on play on the late in the second base.
He's hit on by J.D., another RBI, and the company 13 to 2.
Thanks, George, for the second.
And he's up two with a nice hit to drive in another round.
That's a lovely hit by Tony Jacobs.
Ruck over four, and a strike change for the Chicago Thompson, too.
He's going to the title, and Eddie Deggey walks very slowly out towards the 50 pound,
and it looks like Charlie Deggey is going to go out and fall apart.
It was going to look very tired, if he's going to come in with this.
I think it's all expected to get out today.
Three hits to the setting off, Tony wants two runs.
A home run by Jackson, a double by Banks.
Finally got it out on a plus.
He's got Banks in with a good foul, single, super-mocked,
and I think he's going to make it to the center field.
Now he has fallen apart, and they're going to take Charlie Deggey to the plate,
out of the second round.
This is the start, almost the same.
He's got to come to the tribal goal for the last year, 13 to 4,
and by that we're searching right.
I love it today, we're only the last couple of fourths of it, and still one strong.
Well, Tony Deggey has gone to the dollars.
Let's see, one, two, three, four.
He's fallen apart.
He's a little happy.
He's with Pittsburgh.
He's a 33-game for the pilot part, so he's got to get these to three and two.
He runs four in large mass.
He's very, very happy about it since he had five more to follow.
He's got a field experience.
That's good.
Well, this is about the afternoon so far.
It's a fire below.
I think we're going to get far and dry over here.
Glad that it's an actual league over here.
Suddenly, we're off to have a good moment anyway.
Right.
We're going to get far better now, I think, in the final lap.
That's your lefty dollars.
By five.
He's got a good start.
He's starting to take a lead outside.
He's got a good start.