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New York Yankees faced the Chicago White Sox at Comiskey Park for a Thursday afternoon game on June 13, 1957.
Both teams were fighting it out for the lead in the American League.
The White Sox were in first place with a blistering 33 and 16 record and four games up on the Yankees.
New York was the defending world champs and entered 1957 managed by Casey Stengel and his ninth year as skipper,
which included eight trips to the World Series.
The Go-Go White Sox were looking to break through a deadlock of five straight third place finishes in the American League.
They hired manager Al Lopez for 1957 after he departed from a successful six year stint as manager of Cleveland.
This audio recording is from the Chicago Radio broadcast featuring announcer Bob Elson.
The catcher Alston Howard will drop eight and then Ray Fincher right-hander Mark Diffmarr.
The Yankees will have Richardson in second, McSingle in short, Madeline Center,
Mowren in first, Mowren in right, Mowrah in left.
Mockin in third, Howard the catcher and Ray Fincher Diffmarr.
The lineup for the White Sox, Marvel Phillips in third, Melly Fodge in second place,
Melly Manasso in left field, Sean Rutter will do the catching, Larry Duffy in third,
Walt Duffer in first place, Jim Ravella in right, Ray Apricio in short, and McFitcher Dilley-Murray.
So Phillips in third, Fox in second place, Manasso in left, Rutter the catcher,
Duffy in third, Rumpel in first, Ravella in right, Ravella in short, and Ray Fincher Dilley.
Dilley-Murray with the record of ten and two is after his eighth straight win today
and his seventh consecutive complete game. He takes a stroller string of 23 innings into the game
and permitted just one-on-run in his last 48 innings for an iron run average of 4.1 matches.
There is a winningest picture in the majors with ten victories,
with no fleaks and strikeouts, with 70 in innings fixed with 100 in complete games with eight.
He's won and won against New York this year, losing four to two, four to two on May 5th,
and winning three-on-one on May 21st. His 48 innings swing in which he's permitted one iron run
started with the final inning against Waffingson on May 16th, and next was the empty game on May 21st
in which their long run was on Earth. The often earned run scored off-chairs in that swing with Mike Cleveland
in the fifth inning on May 3rd.
Mark Bithmore, who's pitching for the Yankees, beat Wilson in the socks on May 4th
when he took over for a running forward in the second inning.
He pitched seven innings at four-head four, allowing two runs.
In that game, Cali Burns struck off Dobie in the night to save a three-to-two Yankee victory.
He's playing in the back of the field on the corner, and he's leaving in the back of the field.
Bobbie Richardson leading off at a ball, a tie.
Said Williams, just today, three-run boomer for Boston in May 3rd.
He's set again in the midst of Bobby, a swing and a face-set into left field.
A single on the ground into left field is very sharply, and that's going to bring up the shortstop, Gil McDougal.
There is the first hit of the game.
Donovan is going to open the Washington series tomorrow night.
He's won four of his last five, and has pitched complete games in his last four outings.
The infield is Fonko Phillips at third, Louis at short, Fox at second, Grip all at first.
The offfield, Manoso in left field, Dobie in center field, and Rivera in right field.
Yankee base runner at first, and a throwover, and he's back in time.
Gil McDougal will be followed by Mickey Maddell.
Landed with two homers last night, one in the first inning, and then in the ninth inning,
we lined one batting left-handed, and at the far corner of the bullpen in left-sutter field.
Billy's getting inside, and here's a pitch to McDougal's right across the knee.
Gil McDougal, number 12, on the back of his way uniform.
Base runner at first base, staying pretty close to the bag, that's Bobby Ritzigul.
The offfield is playing McDougal, straight away.
Here's a box that's going foul on the ground to the left of the plate.
The Yankees are averaged better than 30,000 per day on this pitch, playing before a total of 271,000 in nine days.
Gil McDougal, shortstop, waiting for Billy first to get set, and a low curve, it's a ball.
While it was really close to the ball to first base, the figure to be a little bit risky because the base runner was pretty close to the bag.
First thing, there's a pitch to McDougal, they swing and there's a high ball coming back and really up there, and we still have a run into it.
We're going to have a run into it.
Billy first, working on Gil McDougal, with the Yankee base runner at first, and a swing and a high ball that's going out of play way off to the right.
Now they play down to our Larry Knapp, who's getting out to Whiskroom and cleaning the plate.
McDougal's batting average, 295, he has 24 runs out of them, and it's a free home run. He'll be followed by Mickey Mett.
Again, here's how to sign the runner going, swing and a miss, go to second base, and it's out a double play.
Billy first, took the ball from Lawler, McDougal struck out, and Richardson was doubled at second base, and for the left side, that is their 48 double play.
There's Mettles.
Line up in the worktips of Mettles is a fast ball, it's off the inside corner of the knee, and ball one.
Mickey Mettles, with 39 runs out of them, and 18 homers, takes the ball, it's moving close, all good.
Now there's two out, and nobody on in the first inning. Richardson singles, McDougal struck out, and Richardson died at sixth.
And a swing and a base hit, set a two. Mettles singles, right through the center of the diamond, while the Yankees second base.
That's going to bring up the first baseman, Bill Scowling.
There's Scowling, with a batting average of 312, he has 36 runs out of them, and is at 10 homeruns.
First pitch to him is a fast ball, it's a little bit too low, and in close, a ball.
In the National League, it's since about a two in Pittsburgh, two at the end of five.
At child six, the Cubs three at the end of three, and Milwaukee four, Brooklyn nothing at the end of four.
Scowling takes a high inside fast ball.
Ball two. Already the plate on fire, Larry Naff is getting a new supplier of baseballs.
Billy Dupy and I on the baseball, who is Mickey Mattles, and a nice strike, right across the knee.
In the American League, it's Boston's four, Cleveland one. That game is in the third inning, Williams gets to the three run of the homer.
Pitch to Scowling is a high inside fast ball for ball three. The on deck hitter is Hank Fowler.
Ball three and strike one, we're in the first half of the first inning.
When Billy takes the base runner, fires over there, and he's back inside. Phillips is third, Louis is short, Fox is second, go forward first.
Ball three and a strike one count on Scowling, and a swing and a foul six.
Billy wearing number 19 on the back of his white uniform.
A one in this pitcher in baseball with 10 victories against two lost.
Working on Moose Collins, big first place from the New York Yankees.
Mickey Mattle over the first base, and a swing and a foul with Mattle running, the end is.
The on deck hitter is the right fielder, Hank Fowler. Fowler has a 269 running out of it.
Scowling has three hits in the game last night, including a tremendous homer.
Ball three, strike two and a curve, very high foul, and left the line, but also raking into the corner, just couldn't reach it.
And he still has a ball three and a strike two count.
There was a long line up, but Manoso made a very nice try for it. He ran over the foul line into the corner,
reached way into the stands, but couldn't get a shot that far, and we still have a three two count.
Billy gets the new base foul and ruffs it around in his hands.
Manolo first, here's the pitch, swing and a high foul again out of play.
This time it's down the first base line, the Boston Cleveland game has been delayed by rain.
Here we've had a lot of rain all night, a lot of rain this morning, and it's still very cloudy, and a very light drizzle coming down.
The pitch to Scowling, a line drive ahead into left-setter field, Mickey Battle raking around to third,
and that was a hard hit foul by Scowling into left-setter field, and pass fielding by Manoso held Battle at third.
That's going to bring up the right fielder, Hank Bauer.
Unfortunately, Mickey will go ahead into a double play, and the Yankees would have a runner to.
Now they have runners on first and third, and here is the right fielder, Hank Bauer.
With 26 on the eyes, and a right-hand winner is facing Billy Pierce.
Mickey Battle over on third base, and Scowling on first base, and Scowling is really red hot.
Now they put your hands to the side, and a little bit too low, the first one to Bauer, go one.
First hand comes the first inning.
Richard from Kendall, Mickey Battle moving into a double play, Mattle's single to third,
Scowling line against the left-setter, and Mattle breaks the first.
So we have big runners on first and third with two outs. There's a swing and a foul back.
Then the field announcer is taking two supply of baseballs up to the plate on fire.
Larry Matt.
We have a pretty nice call on hand today for what has been a useful day, playing hard all day.
There's a strike from the new fielder. All one of the strike-through cops will hang far.
But open up an infield, thank you runners for first and third, you're off.
So he first again looks down at the water, getting a side, a curve, and a three.
In that inning, there were no runs, there were three hits, and there were two men left on the base.
So fans will score at the end of the first pass of the first inning. The Yankees no runs and three hits.
The Red Sox are now coming to bat.
And for going into the last of the first inning, there's Phillip Phillips.
He'll be followed by Nelson Fox, and then many ministers.
Right under on the mound, the scholar on the first, Richardson at second, McDougall at short, and Markon at third, Paul Tiff.
Haggbauer in right field, Madeline Sussfield, Vera in left field, Ditmar the pitcher, and Pollard again the catcher.
Phillip, who's been on a hitting Jag, has raised his average to 270 seconds.
And a swing of an inspector.
Nobody on and nobody out is the last of the first inning.
Ditmar again leans way forward on his right foot.
Here comes the pitcher and outside of all one and two.
Well, Phillip, trying to get it started here on the first inning.
Paul won in a strike two count on him and a swing on the next. He stuck him out.
Now let's get in a station break. This is a WCFO, the father-light sock, baseball and baseball.
This is WCFO, the vice of labor in Chicago.
Big round for Nully Foss with a 352 body average, 20 runs about an end and three on the ball.
Ditmar fixing his shoe, Nully scrapes to the cross, they pitch in rubber a couple of times.
Here's they pitch the box, it's a little bit too low and above.
It's a very big hit last night and it was his first hit of the series.
Here's a ball with Paul Jan Ball two.
Billy Martin playing third, he'll make doodle over it short.
Bobby Richardson at second, and Bill Scowren at first.
That's the empty infield.
Here's a ball that's a little bit too low.
Jim Rivera had a big night last night. He had a single or couple and a long home run.
Paul free the box and a spike right in across the knee.
In the seven games played against the Yankees today, both clubs have scored the same number of runs 24.
The Yankees lead the series 4-3, 4-2-1.
He's going to bring up an off-doll. Bobby Bell comes in from left field and gets his glasses and he's second by some power.
He'll have the umpire hold his sunglasses and his pocket.
Seller shining again. And there's still a 10-point drizzle coming down. Here's a ball that sends the catcher forward.
The outfield is deep and around to the left. And a fast ball that's a little bit too low and in close. Ball two.
Biffmars already complaining to the play-off fire learning half about the calls. A dozen such players have shared hero roles in their 33-win.
Here's the next pitch there. And a swing and a tackle on the first place line. And the fair ball picked up by Howard for the first place in.
There was a little catch on the first place line. But with a fast man running, the Yankees were hoping it would roll foul.
But they thought that it was going to stay in. Howard picked the ball up and fired it, but two late. And there's a base there.
Here's Lollard. Well, the Sharks have a chance now. A scoring chance in the first inning.
Howard running 244. He has 31s batted in. And he's hit five home runs.
He went on. Here comes the pitch to him. A swing and a foul on the ground right out in front of the play.
He swung at the ball. The ball slipped down the bat. Hit him on the leg. And then bounced out in front of the play.
Now they catch Howard and the pitcher did far, having a check. Out near the pitcher's circle. And the play-off far walks out and gives him a new ball.
So already in this first inning, which is not over, we have had four hits. Three by the Yankees, one by the White Starks, box walk, and we have two men out.
Sherman Lauer with a spike one count on him and a little bit too low a ball, one and one.
Dick Morrow's wearing number 28 on the back of his gray uniform. Now he is kicking the pitching rubber. Trying to get it smooth down to his liking.
Morrow hoping to get a hold of one here and get the shots out in front. Here's a high fly ball to center field. Morrow coming on. He's under the ball. Should get it easily. And he does.
That's going to bring up the right fielder, Larry Phillips. Here's Larry Phillips with a 246 batting average. He's had 24 runs batted in and he's hit four on the bat.
Now he's up in there. Two men out and two off. And the first pitch to him is swing and a foul on the ground.
Nellie Fox who has hit safely in 15 straight games has now connected in 16 out of 17. Morrow Phillips who had an 11 game streak, now recently, has hit safely in 15 out of 16 games.
Wraith's his average now close to 300. There's a swing and a foul on the ground.
Runners at first and second. A two strike count on Larry Dovey. Two off. No score in the ball game. And we're still in the last of the first two.
And son is out again. Here's a pistol and a swing and another foul.
In their 33 victories, the watchdog has now become so behind a break of tie in late for extra innings on 22 of the 33 of the six.
And only 11 as they've been able to jump off to an early lead and maintain it throughout the game. 16 times it went to Raleigh to overcome a deficit of wind.
And in six games they were forced to break a tie in the late for extra innings.
Which for Dovey, now he goes a high fastball in close. Here's Fox moving up and that's a wild fish. A high fastball and now Thitspire and Dovey are going after each other.
Here's Chicovo and Dovey really followed him to the left hook and Thitspire went down and now there's a wild affair as you call it.
You should see this. The umpires all get in there. Dovey landed a left hook on Thitspire and dropped him.
And boy that was a beauty that traveled only about a foot. The entire Yankee bench and the entire watchdog bench is on the field.
And here's Country's broader and Bradwell going to it now. And they're having quite a slamble. Everybody trying to break this up.
Now what he's brought is tackle drop ball and Casey Stengler's also tackled him and boy this was really something.
I've never seen anything worse than this out first. Even Casey Stengler's being shoved around over there. This is really something.
Now let's see what the umpires are going to do about it. The chances are that both Thitspire and Dovey will be put out of the game.
That's almost for sure. Now Lopez is talking with Casey Stengler and the police and the umpires are trying to restore order.
And now let's see what they've got to do. That was a high-fac ball that was forced to Dovey's head and then back to the screen and the runners advanced on a wild trip.
Thitspire has gone back out to the mound and we're just going to have to wait and see what the umpires are going to do or if anything.
But this was a tremendous out first.
Now the umpires are telling the players to go back to the dugouts and let's see what is going to happen.
It started when Larry Dovey and Thitsmar said something to each other about that fastball that had come in close to Larry Dovey's head.
When Thitsmar went for Dovey and Dovey dropped him with a hard left hook he really went down.
Now we're going to find out here whether they're going to leave these from us in the game or not. They haven't done anything yet.
The four umpires are in a huddle between the plate and third base.
They're trying to decide what should be done. If any penalty is dealt out, you should get it.
The fellas who started it were Thitsmar and Dovey. Thitsmar is back in the pitcher circle. Dovey is standing outside the batter's box.
So neither one of them seems to think that they're going to be put out of the ballgame.
They're going for each other again now. Dovey Martin is going for Dovey.
This thing is starting all over again.
This is starting all over again.
24th, Bankfarr, Collins, Martin, all out there on the field and the umpires don't get their situation in hand and do something, meet up, whatever penalties they feel are justified, and get this ballgame back into a ballgame rather than a ball and a free throw.
So as yet, we've seen no evidence that either Thitsmar or Dovey are out of the game.
And that time, Dovey Martin made a rush for this.
Albinosa is firing him down. Reverse talking with Whitey Ford and Farr.
But it would almost seem positive that somebody is going to draw a penalty for this break-in at Chicago. This is one of the best fights Chicago's had in years.
Now we'll find out who's out of the game.
There's Dovey coming out to Parkwood right. No pass is out there. Telling the boys to get off the field. But Dovey seems to be anxious to get out somebody.
Dovey Martin, I think, has been thrown out of the game by Ronald.
Dovey is still standing upon break. Now we're going to get a decision as to who is out of the game.
Dovey Martin is being restrained by the Second Base Empire rights. And I think that Ronald pointed as Martin threw him out of the game.
Now he should be out. Howlary Mapp is explaining to Lopez who else is going to be out of this affair. Thitsmar is still on the mound throwing.
And let's see what's going to happen. There goes Dovey Martin. He's out for sure.
Dovey Martin has been put out of the game. That's one that's gone. Now let's see who else is out.
The White Sox are doing quite a bit of arguing over here.
Walt Ruffalo is in quite a...he's storming at the Titan Fire. So maybe he's going to be put out for that part of the fight that he got.
But here the only player definitely thrown out is Billy Martin.
And there it looks now. The guys that started it all are going to stay in the game.
Well, Donless was a pretty good throw on it last time.
While I think the best way to do that is to make sure that the Titan Fire is taking into consideration the jet use he has made.
That's what Mr. Ditsmar would be taking out. That seems to be what he was indicating to the hotline.
And as you say apparently they're going to be on touch. I know there's a certainty that's pointing to Scotland because they're indicating that Ruffalo might be thrown out.
And he was saying, well what about Scotland? Because he was about to pile through and Ruffalo got a pretty good shot out of it.
And looking through the video glasses that Ruffalo and his sport have. They're right in front of his sport.
And he thinks they have a pretty healthy shot.
Well, I don't know what their reason is, but I would think that they would start taking two basic offenders and if anything, he'd cross to Mr. Ditsmar and Billy out of the house.
But they're definitely not going to do that. And here is the front of John Sullivan. And according to Billy Markman's bill,
they're going to die.
And probably they will survive.
But I don't know how like Dolby is out too. Rice is talking with Dolby.
And Dolby is much in a violent close-up. And I think he is going to be thrown out of the game.
There goes Markman out.
That's the case, but there's Lopez. He's still got the five. Not going to get up to it.
Very Dolby.
And Billy Markman.
And Lopez is doing so much arguing that there's a chance that he may be out of the game too.
Well, it's been quite a few on top of the lane. And the delays.
And then a terrific fight out here.
The customers have really had their money worth in their run-stores.
Well, this is the big half of the series.
And I think he's been in trouble. He appears like this. And our product here,
Debbie is just got out of the game. He's got the right back to that right here.
And I will try that. He has been knocked out of the game.
Ripple is still out there.
Ripple got into a little extra-curricular activity. He was involved in the main season of fight.
But he's got to delay them to country slaughter. And that's a terrific thing to say.
And it's just a great thing to do out there. Yes, we'll have to have a word with Big Water.
He should have picked John Baller, not for the attention of his fans.
He will really go on to it like a merry-go-round.
Ripple is still in the ballgame. He's just went into the Yankee dugout to get a drink of water.
And he's coming back out again.
And right now, it's just like they're just two out.
There are Billy Markman and Larry Dolby.
They're going through the only two that are going to be thrown out of the game.
John and John Sullivan.
The head of the police detail is back on the field after getting Billy Markman up in the Yankee clubhouse.
There's no score.
We're in the last of the first inning. Two out.
And it looks like we will have a picture of Larry Dolby.
John on Billy with ball one and spike two.
Walt Gugl has evidently not been put out of the game because he is the on-deck hitter.
And he's still out there, carrying a couple of backs around.
And doesn't look as though he has any attention going off the field.
Two on each side. Gugl has been chased two.
Dolby has been chased. Billy Markman and Country Squad.
The Country Boy has also been chased.
So that's it.
Now the manager, one of them still out there in the field.
And that is Al Lopez, the light star. And Gugl is it.
Markman and Country Squad are been chased.
And Dolby and Gugl have been chased.
And now Al Lopez is out there talking with the play-off player.
And he is going to have to revise his lineup.
Jeff goes to show you the intense feeling on both of these clubs.
Not against each other necessarily.
But a battle like this with these two teams battling for the lead.
And the Yankees World Champion in second place.
And the White Sox sailing ahead.
Five games in front. There's naturally quite a bit of feeling.
I don't think it's anything of a personal nature.
But it's something that can pop out in a hurry as it's been here today.
I think it indicates a matter of circumstances.
Because if that hadn't been a wild pitch,
the pitch wouldn't have had any necessity to come down to the plate.
And, finally, all of this wouldn't have played up.
Down with that left foot that Dolby threw,
I think we're going to have Jim Norris look him over.
But that's what's done of it.
Because it was a wild pitch with two strikes on both of these.
And the pitch sailed away from Elston Howard,
handling the letters for a pass in second and third.
And naturally, the pitchers were aware to cover the plate.
So the pitch marked as the plate after every passing
right by the high inside center and high Dolby.
And it was a back time that the pitch was rather harmless
and very amateur in nature.
And suddenly, words were exchanged and,
oh, light went out.
And as we've said before,
all this is part of a great game of baseball.
I go along with that idea.
And as Bob pointed out,
baseball is when they need one another
off the field or even before the game.
The best of friends
who may exchange five-poussons please,
they like to ride one another.
That's always part of the game,
to partner the other person, the other player,
try to get them to stand if you possibly can
and upset them a little bit.
Again, little psychological advantage perhaps,
but nevertheless,
we're all in this business together
with the idea of making a living out of the game as well.
Without the idea, it's time to do a part of the other player
and start with him,
our gentleman Mark Gessin,
who has today turned out to be Dave.
The spark was there and suddenly fired up.
We were asked by the other delay
and this had caused by the weather at all.
Dave Pilly.
On the left side,
Robert Diggs.
Dave Pilly will be guiding for David.
Dave Pilly.
Five-eighth minutes was the initial time there.
It was also 28 minutes
now they're set to play again.
Andy Curry has gone in at third
and here's Dave Pilly,
who's stepping up with a ball,
wanting to strike two-count on him.
Stock space runners at second and third
and two-off in the last of the first inning.
Here comes the pitch to him,
strike three and that inning is over.
So Pilly took one swing and the inning is over
and it's no runs, one hit, a walk,
and there were two men left on the pitch.
Fans at the end of the first inning
of this ball game at Chicago
with plenty of sidelines,
it's the Yankees no run, three hits,
the White Stock no run and one point.
Fans were going into the second inning.
It's nice to have Bob Oakley out here with us today
of the Oklahoma Oil Company.
We have a nice crowd on hand
before they've had their money's worth already.
This was really something.
The second inning it'll be Yogi Berl,
Andy Curry in place of Billy Martin,
and then the catcher, Elston Howard.
There's the Yogi man,
he's strictly a peaceful fellow of the Yogi guy,
he tries to get the fellas apart,
Manosto is doing the same thing,
he was trying to break it up.
Now they have Billy playing first,
Dave Pilly is playing first,
Matt Pilly is playing third,
and Phillips is drawn in the center field.
So here's the lineup now, Manosto in left field,
Elston in center field, Rivera in right field,
after a little bit of third,
Louis at short,
Fox in second, Billy at first.
Here's the Yogi man,
No scores, we start the second inning of the ball game.
The Yogi is swinging a high fly ball into center field,
should be easy for Phillips going to his right,
he's got it.
That'll bring up Curry.
Andy Curry.
Andy Curry,
who's in a third base in place of Billy Martin.
The Yogi's have no runs,
three hits, the White Sox no runs,
the first missed the carries,
Mike McCut's called,
Ryder-Coston,
left-hander Billy Pierce,
out after his 11th win,
he's won and won with the Yankees this year,
and a thought of the,
he's right at the mound,
the third base from the fine play on that ball,
out at first, the great pickup by Billy,
that field,
made an impossible play on that ball,
but he did it,
and then threw the ball into the net,
and Bayes-Billy made a great pickup of it,
for the, ah, that was a wonderful play.
That's going to bring up Elston hard.
Now let's get in a station break,
this is the WCFO,
Chicago White Sox,
Baseball McQueen,
this is WCFO,
the point of labor,
in Chicago,
Howard swings,
and there's a base at the right field,
Howard, with an outside pitch on the line
in the right field,
for the Yankees with number four,
that's going to bring up the pitcher,
Mark Zittmar.
There's Zittmar coming up.
Zittmar,
number 48 is walking up to the plate,
the base-filly pitch,
with Howard over on first base,
and two outs.
Here comes the first pitch to him,
in close,
with a fouled-off strike-off.
Really gets a new baseball
from the State Uphire Larry Nets.
He's set again, here's the pitch,
and a curve, a high curve,
and a ball,
and a ball.
No score in the second inning at Chicago,
third game, a rubber game,
and a big game.
Billy Thurston, Zittmar, the pitcher,
and here's the next one,
Zittmar, he's swinging a foul,
it's out of play, to the right,
he's dropped into the box seat,
past first base,
and a ball run, and a spike-two cut.
Again, Thurston picks up the
Roger bag, and drives his hands a bit.
He's set.
Here's the pitch to Zittmar,
he's swinging a high short fly ball
to the right field,
easy for the ball,
he's under the ball, he's got it.
In that inning,
no run, one hit,
and one man, left on the baseball.
And the score fans,
at the end of the first half of the second,
the Yankees no run,
and four hits,
the White Sox no run,
and one hit.
Well, fans, we're going into the last half of the second inning
at Chicago, we sure hope you enjoy
the game,
Florida, Tennessee,
down there in Georgia,
in a good old state of Kentucky,
you're up here in the middle west.
With the White Sox story,
those in the wall,
those different spots in our country.
Again, Thurston picks up the
Roger bag,
and drives his hands a bit.
He's set.
He's got the ball,
he's got the ball,
he's in the room.
But if we keep going,
the White Sox rebuilds that point at you.
We're driving a hundred-foot chase
to lead that.
We've come ten extra steps
ahead of time.
A nation of
French people.
And they close out on a
bit of precedent,
into Prince Domino.
They loose the baseball.
Well friends, we're going into the last half of the second living in Chicago.
We sure hope you enjoy all the excitement wherever you are.
Florida, Tennessee, down there in Georgia,
in a good old state of Kentucky, you're up here in the middle west.
But the White Sox story goes into all those
different spots in our country every time that the White Sox
play ball. There's Hotfield.
He'll be followed by Rivera, and then by the shortstop,
Lewis, and Papalicio. The first pitch to end our front,
the second baseman, Crass, for the ball, fires the first, he is safe.
See you in a minute.
There was a surprise front on which Richardson
made a tremendous play. Boy, I can see
why they all about this guy as they infield it.
The ball was funnied fairly hard on the first base side
of the mound. It got by the pitcher. Richardson
raised them, made a two-click up at 12, but Matfield
bid it out. There's Jungeluz starting to get out of the place.
Now somebody else has been thrown out, Whitey Ford.
There's Whitey Ford
arguing with umpire John Stevens,
and it looks like he yelled something about that decision at first base,
and he's been put out of the game, and he and the umpire are going
through it over to the first base. Everything is happening here today.
Well, we won't start to worry
until there's only nine left.
We'll see what happens.
Until there's only nine left.
But there goes Whitey Ford,
one of the American League's great young pitchers, who's been
bothered with a sore shoulder. He's walking towards the
stock stug up, and he has been chased out of the game.
Pitch to Rivera is a ball.
It's low on the outside, and it's all one.
Matfield at first base,
and a nice curve strikes around the knee.
Rivera's running 252.
He's had five runs run it in, and he's had two home runs.
And last night he really hit one man that he kissed on.
Here's the next pitch, and a swing and a long drive.
It is here the line.
It's a ball, a home run.
They've got a line to home run off the wire on the pole in right field.
It's really hot, and the thoughts lead to the dump.
A White Owl won it, and a box of White Owl cigars.
Let's move it on.
Rivera's homers
with a line drive that hits the wire on the
bounce pole. The wire is on the
first side of the pole. It hit on the wire
and fell back down.
It's a ball.
And fell back down, and that is a home run, and two runs are in.
Here's a strike on Louis, like what?
The White Sox, that is
a third hit in the game, and
Louis takes the curve, strikes two.
That's Rivera's third homer, and here's
seventh run, that's it.
The homers are again leaning way forward.
Here comes the pitch to Louis, and a swing at a fall
that's out of play back in first place.
You should have seen that homer.
Right up on that screen on the foul pole, and a home run.
It's second homer in the series.
Again the wind up from the pitch to Louis, a ball. A little bit low.
So Billy Pierce has been given a two run
lead here, and Rivera's homer, following
a single by Freddie Hephey.
Again the pitch to Louis, strike three, with a bottom
hit.
Here's Billy Pierce coming out.
Andy second around, Andy Kelly a third.
McDougall at short, Richardson at second.
Starr in at first, Starr in right, Madeline Sutter, Yogi Vera
in left.
Here's Kelly Pierce walking up to the play.
One out and two runs are in.
And a fast ball that drops a little bit too low.
And in close, ball one.
What a day, what excitement
you call it today. The next pitch to Billy is swing and a miss.
One and one.
Mark Gittmar.
Big right handers in the 16th, and a swing and a miss.
Well let's see how many home run balls he has served up.
That is number five
off the delivery of Gittmar.
Here comes the pitch to Billy, it's low for the ball
two and two.
The umpires are Larry Matz, John Stevens,
Rice and Rubble.
They really had a time there today.
Billy number 19 in the batter's box.
Here comes the pitch and a high short fly ball
in the left field. Finally Yogi's going to get a put out. He's got it.
Yogi Vera crossed that ball in left field.
Now the plate umpires cleaning the plate.
And here is the lead off Sutter from the throw.
The Dodgers just
tied Milwaukee.
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh are tied two and two.
The Boston Cleveland game is still delayed
by Reign. Boston leading four to one.
Here's the pitch to Phillips, right at the middle.
Nobody on two off, but there are two run
then.
And the pitch to Phillips, they swing and a high fly ball
in the left field. Another chance for the Yogi man. He's got it.
And it requires
a put out. In that inning, number two runs and two hits
and no one must down the base.
The total
the White Sox, two runs,
three hits, no errors.
The Yankees, no runs, four hits and no errors.
Here is Gilmick Thibble leading off
in the third inning of this ballgame.
Lichardson leading off. I was looking at Gillies in the on-back circle.
And the first pitch to Richardson
is a little bit too low for a ball.
But he's only the third inning. We had a Reign
the Bay and a fight the Bay.
Roller is arguing with the play-dump player about that call.
And here is Lopez coming up to the play.
Here's a telegram I'd like to answer.
You said, Mink, do go ahead into a double play in the first inning.
Whereas he struck out. That's not a double play.
A double play, please explain. I said that there was a double play
on that strikeout.
And anytime on one play, there are two men retired.
That is a double play. You could even get a triple play
on a strikeout. The batter scored is a double play.
With the batter strikes out, the runner going down is double. It all happens on the same play.
That's scored as a double play. Lopez is talking with the play-dump player.
Lopez is going back to the
White Sox strikeout now. And we still have the lead off
batter up in there. Richardson, who
signaled the first time up.
Line up down the pitch to him. Strike call.
On a day.
That field at third. Lillian Short, box at second.
Philly at first remembers.
And the pitch to him. They swing and smash a third ball down the left field line.
But also, as chasing it into the corner, it's going to be a double for Bobby
in his second hit in a row.
That's a two base hit. And that is
the number five for the
Yankees.
That's going to bring up Bill McDougal.
Man on second.
And the ball goes down.
Nobody off.
And Bill McDougal, who hit into a
D-strikeout, and it was a double play. And here's the ground ball that's fouled
on the third base line. One strike.
Richardson
out on second.
And his first four here on the majors is hitting Wally.
He has a 318 batting average going in to the game.
Somebody has the trouble.
He's getting a sign again.
The next pitch for McDougal, they swing and a heart smash
the third ball past third. And also, it's going down
in the corner. And that's another double. And Richardson scores
to make the score two to one.
And the number six.
That is the first
run scored off Billy Pierce after
five consecutive scoreless hits.
Scored on a pair of
doubles.
Well McDougal, that is his 25th run
about a day. Here's Mickey Mannell, who's single the first time
up. And he's swinging and a foul
off to the right.
Now the White Sox have two runs,
three hits, and no errors. The Yankees have one run,
six hits, and no errors.
Here's a rule on the double play.
Clenched participation in the double play or triple play,
the reach fielder who earns a put off
or an assist, when two or three players are put out
between the time the pitcher is delivered and the time the ball next becomes
dead or is next in possession of the pitcher in a pitching position.
Unless an error intervenes between
put off. And explains
why on a strikeout and a man going down, that is scored as a double
play. Ball two and strike one for Mannell.
And it's ball three in very close
underneath.
Ball three and strike one count on Mickey
Mannell. Bill Scowen
the on deck getter is talking with the Yankee manager Casey Stengel
and now he's coming out of the dugout.
Here's a curve and a swing in the there.
Boy, it feels beauty that time.
Tony Hepfield, who is playing third for
the White Sox, never had a chance on those two doubles.
Richardson's doubled, McDougal's doubled. They were hit like shots
between he and the bag.
Now we've got a ball three and a strike two count on Mickey Mannell and a swing
and a ground goal to third. Hepfield up with that ball, fires the
first and it's out. Got away. Nice play by
Hepfield and a hell McDougal at second.
Here's Scowen's stuff again.
Well, a lot of excitement.
Scowen's stuffing into the batter's box.
At Detroit it's all or nothing and Detroit's nothing at the end of three.
Right at the middle.
Really working carefully out there.
In the box.
Really working carefully out there.
In the Baltimore Tiger game it's more and more time.
Here's a swing and a strike on the ground that the shortstop grabs.
Made a fine pick up with that ball, fires it the first
face and mooses out and on the play McDougal goes to third.
He tried to get that ball before it hit the ground
and the funny cook that he had of grabbed it before it hit the ground
he would have had a cinch double player.
Here's Hank Bauer.
In the Boston Cleveland game it's Miller and Winn.
Two right handers.
Hank Bauer.
The team made over on third and a
fastball dropped a little bit low above. The Washington
Kansas City game will be played tonight.
Socks are leading two to one.
In the third inning of this ball game and a swing and a
ground ball, shortstop picked the big stop that Miller
Liner for.
Big stop by Apple issue.
The tying run was left on the base.
Ball was not a stop.
Way to as well in that inning one run, two hits
and one man is left on the base.
So fans, they score the end of the first half of the third inning.
White Sox two runs, three hits, no errors.
Yankees one run, six hits and no error.
And we're going into the last half of the third inning of this
ball game and Chicago is now a fast stuffing in.
He won the first time up.
Close game, two to one. Socks lead and a ball a little bit too low.
Remember a night game with Washington, New Marneite.
A single game on Saturday and a big Sunday double headed.
He can't beat baseball.
The biggest dollar is worth in the country.
X picks the little box and a strike right at the knee.
Nobody on and nobody out.
Now they won the first time up.
Going into the game with a 3-52 spotting average
and a swing and a ground ball.
Nice stop by the second base from the pitcher covering first
and is out.
Well, good. Real good lead start.
Zipbar can really move.
He was alert on that try and got over there.
Harris Minoso will beat out an infield hit the first time up.
First base to end swing and a miss like one.
One strike. Going into today's activity.
The socks lead the Yankees by five.
Cleveland by six and a half.
Ball it's low. The Tigers by seven.
Boston by nine.
Baltimore by eleven.
Kansas City by twelve and a half.
And Washington by seventeen.
That's the complete rundown on the American League team.
Here's the home foul.
Again the plate on fire.
Close the new baseball off.
The pitcher and we're getting a light drizzle again.
Dark storm clouds, rain clouds overhead.
Ball on in a strike two counter swing and a ground ball.
Good one up with it.
It's an error for McDougal.
McDougal went to his left for Minoso's ground ball and couldn't come up with it.
And it scored as an error.
Now here's the catcher, Sherman Rollins.
The Boston-Cleveland game has been resumed.
Boston four, Cleveland one at the end of three.
Baller takes a strike.
It's right across the knee.
Here's the one-song. Two runs, three hits, no errors.
The Yankees one run, six hits and one error.
This has really been a while.
Biffmarsh shakes off a couple of signs.
Now he's set again and a high-fly ball into White's center field.
Mandel getting over, you'll get it.
He's got that ball, all the way up.
That's going to bring up the first baseman, Dave Filly.
The White's box went out ahead in the second inning.
When half field single, and Reville lined a home run, a shot.
Off the foul pole in White's field.
Here's Filly, switch hitter batting left-handed.
Also on first, he's running.
Here's a swing and a tap to Bobby Richardson,
up with it to break the first out,
and it requires Lusson.
In that inning, no run, no hits, an error,
and one man left on the base.
So fans, they score at the end of three, four innings.
The White's box, two runs, three hits, no errors.
The Yankees one run, six hits, and one error.
God knows who's saying goodbye for a while, and here's the down line.
Thank you, Bob. Here's Filly leading off of the Yankees.
They're still having trouble down in the right field corner
with the water that stands down there between innings,
between half innings.
The ground crew is going to sweep off some more of that water.
Here's the delivery to Bob.
Beauty by Thursday called strike.
Had nothing in line.
Now applied to center field with Robert Phillips.
As the Yankee leadoff man in the second.
Filly says, at the five, six hits,
the Yankees put one run, and the box leading to the line.
Beauty by Billy, pass ball low on our side for ball, one ball, and one strike.
So the White's box half Filly at first, where the couple was
after the beginning of today's game,
Fox's second half, Ricci O'Chard.
That field at third, it's placed to Phillips
because Phillips moved in to center field to replace Larry Dillby.
Next post, Dillby is swing,
by there, and a line drive, a base ball,
out of the right field,
drops in front of the ball, in the water out there,
comes up with a ball and fires it into Fox.
So that is hit number seven.
As now, line one in the right field,
rock toward right center, and it drops right in the water,
that has really soaked up that outfield.
So that is the base hit.
Leadoff man on for the New York Yankees,
and coming up with third base, then Andy Curry.
The White's box, separated in that downy point
because they lost two front line players,
and Dillby and Dillmo,
on the other hand, that was the case for the New York Yankees,
they lost one starter in today's game, Dillby Martin,
and the others, 24 to a sideline, of course,
and Enos Country's water, who is a member of the Yankee branch,
usually missed.
They're going in a high fly ball,
that's headed to the top of Phillips is there,
jockeing over to his right, makes out of it, makes the catch.
He has to throw in the right,
which the other hand plays,
base ball, that moves on back to first.
So the Yankees have one out,
and coming up,
is a catcher, Alston Hart,
another right-handed starter.
Well that's a big wide span for the employees.
They're standing on the back,
and rocking very slowly, man at least, away.
That's taken by their families,
and they are to strike calls,
and put their hands up for the strike line.
Enos is right away on left field,
and the other side plays right away,
and the same for Jim Ivar and right,
and all three of them step deep.
This guy has got great power,
he's playing in a ball that he pops up,
out of the short land,
going up for an aphorysia,
drops for a base hit,
and there on his way to third now,
here's the throw to second base,
and there goes,
and there's a couple of flips and fell out,
and left side of field,
a ball that was put off the handle by Hart,
he loops it out of a aphorysia pad,
and strikes left side of field,
sending Farah around to third,
and the Yankees with a prep here,
with one as a person's third,
and only one off,
and coming out as a pitcher,
are Zipmar.
The ejection ends the base game,
McCoy Martin, Innes Water,
and Whitey Ford,
and for the white spot,
Gilly and Gifford.
That's going to the base and break right here.
This is the WCFL,
Chicago White Rock Baseball Network.
This is WCFL,
the place of labor in Chicago.
All very fast and feeling out here,
and the Fusen started in the first inning,
where the White Rock is back.
Larry Delby works the batter,
and on a wild pitch to Delby,
with two men on.
The pitcher came to the plate to cover,
and the wild pitch actually was one that
checked Delby, he went down in the first to escape it,
and the pitcher, who was up there as a play-by-by
about Zipmar, came down to cover as a plate,
and Delby and Zipmar exchanged some worries,
and Delby then flattened him with a punch,
and immediately that brought out both of them,
to that fighter flight developed from that point on.
Here's the swing and a ground ball,
and that WCFL picks up,
steps out the back and second,
fires the first double ball,
and fires the second.
Hart Zipmar left one to Apparicio,
running towards the back and second base,
slowly steps on the back,
to get the post on on hard,
relays to Billy at first,
to double up Zipmar and Max Roe,
for the New York Yankees in the fourth.
And in addition to the exchange of words
between Delby and Zipmar,
then Grotow and Ines Slaughter got into a separate fight,
where there was a real fight going on,
with both ventures out,
even some of the White Rocks and Yankee players
came out of the postman,
and Grotow and Slaughter were thrown out
as a result of that little extra bit.
And then Whitey Ford was knocked out of the game later,
for buying something from the back to one of the other.
So the net result here,
normally New York Yankees, no runs,
that was two base hits,
no air, and one man left.
That described the end of the first half of the fourth.
The White Rocks two, and the New York Yankees one.
Well, thanks to the double players
that Zipmar wrapped into,
they're trying run for the Yankees,
with less credit.
Here's Matthew Leading off,
he fouled off the first place,
and we have extra money for him,
and said he takes outside the ball one,
one ball and one strike.
Hatfield, in the second inning,
was the lead off man,
he got a single,
and then Revere lined his homer down the Westfield line
at the 352 foot mark,
and Zipmar took the lead on the power ball.
There's a left-foot,
and a long drive,
and a very quick,
and a good hit.
Coming up to the ball,
there's Mickey Maddler out there,
and Hatfield with his second hit.
Well, we're hot and out with a jungle general bow.
And Jim, he really came to play against the Yankees.
He may have had his troubles
in my first game of the series,
but barred Jim Dandy rebounded last night,
fell to the ball all over the last man,
the very with a homer on,
which is given the white track to a 2-1 margin.
Here's the first to jam a 5-foot strike off.
The Bessberg power,
he's got some out of red legs,
and again this afternoon,
for the fourth straight tie.
The power's free,
and Cincinnati's free.
Bobby Berger must have one,
and the Yankee right-hander,
end of the stretch,
and he's the first to pass.
Revere's playing to the spans,
and the pick-up by Scallon goes,
second base, double play.
Scallon steps on the back to get Revere.
As he reached back with his left hand,
grabs that ball,
steps on the back,
fires through the base,
judge that Bill McGizgill,
and McGizgill was trading with the ball,
and Hatfield went sliding into second base,
and goes into double play.
Revere hits one well,
down the first base side,
but if Scallon's trying to make his move to the right,
he reached back, grabs the ball,
went to the back,
made the put out there on the batter,
fires the second to retire the runner.
Here's Appalachia on the pitch,
and low, and I try for ball one.
So that is the first Yankee double play
of the afternoon.
And the Yankees now with 60
twin fillings to their credit.
Appalachia stuck out in the second,
knocks that two out, nobody off.
Winded by that foul on the pitch,
Lurie makes low for ball two,
and it's two balls in a straight.
Still nothing on Appalachia.
Hittmar saves the time,
gets the time from Hard,
line up again on the pitch,
and it's low on our side in the mid.
Off-way, clear.
Clear I think, but now on Little Lurie.
He's already turned in,
a couple of terrific plays, big plays,
two plays, there's foul four,
foul five-fifth.
Hittmar with low where near the strike zone
on four deliveries to Appalachia.
Lurie gets on, and coming up
is Kendrick Billy first.
Billy with a lifetime record
against the Yankees of 14 victories
and 24 defeats.
Last season he won two
and lost two against New York,
and this season he has fallen even
at one win and one loss.
And Billy now seven hits.
He's played out of the White Sox,
but through seven hits and 37 times
the back is the best back call
playside inside into the plate.
On a foul four by Hittmar,
and a strike one.
Play third.
Has already worked in 100 innings
before this game this afternoon.
Getting on to my good first,
is Appalachia, steps away now,
and he's offside mid-strike
for ball one.
Offside and low, and it's one ball and one strike.
One and one.
This is that honor for a necessary
ingredients to make it one of the most
exciting of the year.
Appalachia, a five, is back to the market first,
says Hittmar turns and throws the scallop.
Billy gets up on his feet again,
and the drive he may go is the first to swing,
and a foul first like this.
And a one ball and two strikes.
And that's how Austin Howard really got one.
A foul fifth by Provado Pierce,
that really strung hard.
The Yankee trainer comes out to take a look at it.
The pitcher, Hittmar,
starts off the ball, and it may be
that Howard will be
taken out of the game.
And it appears to be a little impatient,
because he has been quite a bit of pain
of the Yankee trainer as he finds his
straight from that finger.
And we will have
a new catcher come again.
He is following the game.
President William Henry
will meet with the manager of the
state on the field.
And the way starts following.
There will be no seats
for Mr. Harris following this game.
He also has
his three-year-old son,
and he will be
promoted to Mar-a-Land
from the league.
The announcement has just been made
by the shorts of President Wilhous
of the American League.
We'll meet with both managers right after this game
in the White Sox office of
Mirakomisky Park.
There will be no seats made until
for Miles concerning the
incidents we had out here today.
Austin Howard has gone over
to the Yankee drug out.
And we will have
a new catcher coming in now
for the New York Yankees
at least he was called in from the both men.
A new catcher will be coming in
unless the Yankee trainer
is able to do some
very apt work on Howard's fingers.
And this will be Johnson.
Darrell Johnson
who was called in from the Yankee both men.
He is down and they back out right now
and he is getting on, they catching power
from there, there goes the test protector.
And in a moment he will get the shin guards
out and he will be coming out
behind the face there and that means that
the Yankee's have lost
their fourth tenure of the afternoon.
Three of them have been crossed out.
Smarter, Martin and Wadi Ford.
And Austin Howard goes out of the game now
because of the foul fit by Billy Pierce.
The way the test looked back
to the catcher immediately he realized
what had happened.
And it was apparently a finger this location.
Here comes Darrell Johnson
out of the Yankee drug out now with a mask on
he is coming out behind the face.
As the Yankee trainer is released down
into the New York drug out
he is still working on the hand
of Austin Howard.
Well that's the test business behind the play.
You have to admire
every man who drives with a mask
and chest protector and those shin guards
and gets back there because
it is no place for the weak hearted.
That's for sure.
It is a rough phase
of this game of baseball
but it can be a very
rewarding part of it.
And some of the
top scottalation of the major league
by Wadi Ford.
So Billy Pierce is in down the
minus box and Johnson is behind the play.
Here is the action on it.
And Pierce has a 1-2 count.
Billy's wings tap went over the pitcher's head
in front of McDoogle. The play will be the first
Pierce goes out and badly tires the drive.
Billy Pierce tapped one
up over the pitcher's head.
McDoogle came up on the infield grass
picked off that ball through the scourge
and got Pierce.
So the white box in the last
out of the fourth with no runs.
One hit lead off single by Hatfield
no errors and one mad luck.
And the scourer at the end
of four full innings of play.
The left side two
and the New York Yankees
one.
Going down again.
Picking up a little bit more now
and as it results it's
a lot of flurry of excitement here among the
spectators as the up-rumors suddenly pop
off. Everybody gets rain go down again.
Here's the lead off man for the Yankees.
It's Bobby Richardson's second baseman
first baseman to strike.
Richardson is super
two.
Here's the next pitch
a swing and a miss was like two out of
nothing at this point.
Richardson got a single on first
and the first one.
And he doubles down the third base
side and the third got a just inside the line
and shot it right past Hatfield.
And McDoogle duplicated that
just a few seconds later. Here's the next
pitch.
Well out the left handed
hippopotamus.
Four out of ten every second this year.
There was the ball.
Bind in the center field.
Swim up.
Racing for the ball.
The ball flies through the water.
Rolled out to the both hand barrier
the 415 foot mark.
Richardson was on his way to third.
And Bracee went out to take the relay.
Whipped the ball to Freddie Hatfield.
Hatfield did not have him when he split in
the first half.
But he over split the bag by an out of
foot and Hatfield immediately
put the bag on him.
He was called out of third and the
Aggies have one out.
He's got a hand with it.
Three base in.
Here's McDoogle.
Mark still to the one in the White
Cross.
But that's that pile of McDoogle for
ball one.
And that is where the type of pressure
is in there for strike.
One ball and one strike.
So Richardson with a three base in.
But the put out from Cullum
to Rappoy to Hatfield
has the over split the bag.
McDoogle has the devil in two fries.
One one.
The only now of my pair is Carey Ball
who is playing about that.
One ball and two strikes.
It's hard to imagine that so much excitement
could possibly be packed in a
three baseball game.
But that's the way it is then.
From the start of this series on Tuesday
I hear the line up about there
now the one two fifths fastball
playing a live drive out of the West
County. That's going to be a
quick turn over.
The ball off the wall now.
McDoogle goes in starting a second base.
They both come second to Rappoy to
and hurry out the relay man
starts to walk back to the infield.
McDoogle with the second
straight two base in.
The ball to the left.
McDoogle
gets on for a third of the
second half.
The ball is up.
The ball is down.
The ball is up.
The Yankees with a tie
run out there second base
in the first half of the fifth. New York with one run
and hits.
The White Rocks two runs
four hits and no errors off
Hitmar.
Here's the delivery to
McDoogle.
McDoogle
has a single and two times
the time.
The first and ground to
McDoogle on the third.
Joey Staley works in the White Rocks full-time.
Here's the next pitch by
first. Madel takes the low end side
gets the lead and on everybody keeps it out in front of him
and as a result McDoogle is unable
to advance.
That ball went down in the third on the low
end side that's the matter.
He passed off Holler's shin guard
and fortunately in
blocking it just right he cuts it out
and plays.
The Yankees eye on the ball and the base runner
after same time.
McDoogle's base in second base.
Richardson let off the
little.
Hover's for the bag in third.
It was tagged out by Hatfield.
Otherwise the Yankees would have had this game
right up now with McDoogle's two base
in the much better.
Here's the
long shot out of the left field.
The ball is off the wall.
Madel is in third
in second base.
The game is tied. The Yankees
fill in the right box field as Madel hit a long
shot off the wall
out of left field.
Over but also said
that's many.
Waited for that ball then to rebound from the
ball as it travels so quickly out of the left field.
Full line drive.
Richardson made the pickup.
Fired the ball in the box but Madel got in
safely in second base and that is with
the ball off first here in the fifth
inning.
Game is tied.
The Yankees now with the 11
hits off third.
That brings up Bill Scowll.
Highless call.
Manager Alifair is coming out and it may be
but right now Al has decided
that there will be all for first.
See if he makes
any sign as he goes up
to the body as it is yet.
This is the cup
especially when you have a ball like this.
He takes the ball from Billy Pillsman.
Billy is
getting out of the game. Jerry Spilley
has been working in the
bullpen for the right box.
Back to Billy
was after his eighth straight win
and his seventh consecutive
complete game. That's what really makes it
a tough thing for a manager that
have to do.
With the Yankees
slaying from the heels here
have a mass of 11 hits
and out of the 11
three have been solid drives
off Harris here on the fifth inning.
And save for the fact that Richardson
was nailed over sliding the bag and
third after his triple the Yankees
would be leading here as way to two as this.
The game is tied at two runs of
pace. Here's Jerry Spilley
starting the long walk from the bullpen
out in Senate Hill.
Here's Jerry Spilley's
first run of the game.
He's got a terrific hand
for a terrific young guy
Billy Pillsman.
Jerry Spilley
is the first
one to play in the
bullpen.
He's got a terrific hand
for a terrific young guy
Billy Pillsman.
Jerry Spilley
is the first one to play in the bullpen.
Let's look over to Billy's record.
This will be Jerry's 13th game of
pass. He's
one to without defeat.
As Richardson 29 and 2-0
giving him a 28 hit
6 runs all 6 turns.
He's got 16 and 1-5.
And his earn run average
is 1.80.
He has the same earn run average as
first. When this game got started
to start there were 1.80.
He's got a great run average for 9-10.
What's
going on here.
That's
for the Yankees.
When Spilley is ready
we'll be first place
for Bill Scholar.
And Scholar today is
1-2.
See Bobby Richardson now
is 3-3.
Gil McDonough is 2-3.
Scholar is 1-2.
Fowler nothing for 2.
Fowler is 1-2.
Andy Carey is 0-2.
Alston Hyde who is out of the game now.
Hyde was 2-2.
He's been replaced by Johnson.
And then Hyde separate that finger
into a very loud dip.
Fowler only first.
The Yankees have 2 runs.
The Alumnus have committed 1
error. So Mike got 2 runs.
4 hits and no errors.
That is the
last one across now by Jerry Stilling.
Water is still talking to him.
James stands out in front of the plate.
Round of a second base.
Here's Mickey Maddell.
Watched an average he'll have
a talking to him.
He's going to be a great
player during this to lay down.
Bill Scholar.
Right handed batter.
Right handed Jerry Stilling.
The outfield.
Now Fowler fowlts.
Ships over toward Lund Center field.
But also is great away a left and deep.
Here's the start of the motion by Stilling.
Maddell leads the second half of the pitch.
Fowler is swinging a smash in a base hit.
Out of the backfield the Red Bull score.
Here comes Maddell rounding it there.
And then Stilling.
The backfield is free to do.
But also throws off the box.
And Scholar the very back to the back at first.
So Scholar on the first pinch by Jerry Stilling.
It's flat on the hole because half field
and half ratio.
And the Yankees take the lead free to do.
That is a fourth straight New York hit.
Still only one out.
The batter hanged flowers.
The way that your ball came, the Yankees with a dozen hits.
Now where's the old change of this position in the infield?
Most closer, over to our third.
Struck by Stanley, down by the Phillips.
Chips over to our left side of the field, but also a straight away rush and deep.
Here's the start of the motion by Stanley.
Matt or Lee's the second half of this.
The ball is swinging a smash to the base-head out of the left field, the number four.
Here comes Matt or Rodney Gutierrez, down the right he comes, and the Yankees go out and starts playing a two.
And also throws both the box and the star and hurries back to the back of the field.
So, Stanley on the first pitch by Jerry Silly.
Look out of the hole between Hasseel and Appleysio.
And the Yankees make the lead, play a two.
Matt or Lee, more straight New York hit.
Still only one out.
The batter, Hank Baller, waited for a ball game.
The Yankees with a dozen hits.
Appleysio changes this position in the infield.
Moves closer over short third.
Stretch by Stanley, but a short third down the pitch.
The star takes the strike.
So that run with Matt or Storing is charged to Paris.
That means that Silly is charged with three runs and eleven of the 12 Yankees hits.
Silly on the first one out, smaller batting.
Here's Ray Nexler to be by Stanley.
Telephone is playing on the inside pitch.
Drops out of the middle of Lollard, but after the break, but Lollard receives it terribly.
Got a one ball and one strike.
One and one.
White right for the big gap out there on the right side of the field.
Permanent hole between the rebound, full of perfect flow on the outside.
Get away from Lollard again, roll to the right side of the plate.
Stair up out of the gap, out in front of him, so he picked it up easily.
And it's now two balls and a strike.
Two and one.
The outback man is the left field of Yankee Barron.
So this is the neat section of the batter guard right here.
Here's Ray Chouan, delivery down by Jerry Sett, a pair of a swing and a ground foul off of the third base side.
Two and two.
Let's give him a station break right here.
This is the WCFL, Conno-Lightstance Baseball Network.
This is WCFL, the voice of labor in Chicago.
Over the White Stance, Warp House, the state being at 640 miles.
Two and two.
The Conno-Lightstance Baseball.
Here's one out, two rounds of end.
And they're picked by Jerry Settly.
We are tied for ball three and it's way into it.
Well, the ace of the White Sox pitching staff, Billy Pierce,
won four in a third inning today as a draw for the first base.
And Skylin gets back in front of his time.
Play on two to count.
Here's the number five Settly, a swing and a stance to the shortstop after this.
He always play well after the infirmed, the throw, and at some time,
as power goes out, Skylin was doing on the three-two, the number five Jerry Settly.
So, Billy, moving to his right hand going in the hole of the ground therefore,
had no play of second base.
The play was the first and he got his man.
The Yankees were caught out right of his second.
And again, his Yogi ball.
Now there are two outs.
Please take it by Scarlet and there will be intentionally one.
First base is open.
Two outs situation.
First half of the fair.
Here's one two out of there.
An infection of one for Yogi to load up that gap at first.
Again, they picked by Settly four three.
Settly goes through all the margins in proper sequence.
Now steps away from the rubber.
Let's go to a second base where Skylin had taken rather a long lead.
Here's four four and Yogi ball is purposely passed.
Half Joe Megan of the back of the arched console left to pay us a call to the staff.
And it reminds us too that with no activity out here in the field right now,
standing here is Jack that will come out,
but he will be lifted now in favor of a bench-bottom to your college.
But before that, you will talk to our game between the Alderman and the Settly console.
Our back of the arched console will be played out of the line at 8.30 next Thursday night,
June 20th at the console's recreation field at 47th and South Amers.
I've had a chance to play out there for the last two years and this is sort of upsetting
because we're going to be on the road now.
We won't be able to participate in this game, but I have always fairly enjoyed it.
We won last year Mayor Daly, John Rignick, Jack Cimiti and Jack Maitley are expected to play out there.
They always have a fine turnout for it.
That will be Thursday, June 20th.
Here's Collins, coming up to that for Terry.
I'm the first to call it.
This is the first call, most of by Stalevity, set in right at the letter and it's nothing to watch.
The Yankees have runners at 1st and 2nd now with two outs, Stalin at 2nd and Yergy Barra on at 1st.
More activity in the bullsman at this time of 60 hollowers warming up.
Here's the next pass, just playing in a large drive out of the Santa Feolors of 8th Hits.
Stalin comes around third and comes in to score and put a fire to all the second base.
Now the Yankees increase their rebound of 42.
Here's Collins, just last one, right out over second base.
In the center field, with a sense of bring some scourge, Mera held up at 2nd base.
Collins was out at first and the batter is Elston Howard.
Not Elston Howard, but the catcher now.
Dall Johnson is the swing and a ground ball that the third base from Hatfield goes for.
First to Fox, forced out 2nd base just in time.
On a very tight play to retire the side.
The Yankees batted eight men in the fifth inning.
And Hatfield came up with that low cap off the bat of the catcher, Dall Johnson,
to get the fourth out of 2nd base on Jill Collins and retire the side.
The Yankees had a total of three runs on five hits.
Wayruns on five hits, no White Rock Barrel, and New York with a total of two mad left.
Self-assure at the end of the first half of the fifth inning.
The New York Yankees four and the Chicago White Rock two.
Leading off for the White Rocks, first pitch is high and in fact the end for ball one.
This is the last half of the fifth.
Now the White Rocks need a fair run to pitch the fill-up, takes the strike, and it's one ball and one strike.
Mother is nothing to do.
He struck out of the first inning and applied to left to retire the drive in the second.
On the mound at Zipmar and the pressure is a swing and a miss for strike two.
Jerry Coleman is not playing the third to the Yankees.
He is the third baseman to be used there.
Martin was thrown out of the game and he carried with lifted fours and that's better.
And Coleman is there now.
Why not badly next to the Rean.
So the swing, that's one of the steps out.
The Gizzle has it up on my hot post.
The first post goes out to the Reds.
So the White Rocks and the First have one away.
That will bring up Dracke and Baseman Nelson's loss.
Now the A is nothing for one today.
Walked in the first inning and Razzidac him the third.
And Richardson made a great play on the ground ball.
Here's a little bit of box strike call.
Zipmar has allowed only four hits.
Ringled by the Hoso on the first.
Ringled by Hatfield and a home run by Ravela in the second inning.
And a hit by Hatfield in the fourth.
Here's a little bit of box,
down to low.
Now to Parkball and one strike.
Zoli had quite a first inning flare up.
He placed the first out between the Yankees and the White Rocks.
And resulted in more players being crossed out right then and there.
Here's the next bit.
Park playing down to the second base.
Richardson has it.
So the first box goes out second to first.
And the White Rocks very quickly in the fifth inning have two outs.
Here's Manasso.
That's John Ball hit by Fosch.
And all the flick off on Heimab.
Right after the second base from Bobby Richardson.
So the play didn't settle in the fifth.
And also, the Yankees are leading out of two in the on half of the fifth.
The next to Manasso is Swing and M.S. for third one.
Manasso has one hit and two times the first.
Singles in the first.
Got on on an error in the third.
And the White Rocks have it.
That's been a great idea.
Yeah.
The White Rocks have it on him.
Him.
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backhand stars,
in the air,
One of the greatest fires we've seen in this area.
And that retires the side.
Three up and three down.
Go to the white spot and the six innings.
And with nothing across, the score at the end of five.
Today, our Yankees four.
Powering the white spot.
Two.
Going into the six innings.
Yankees made it to the end.
Once again, here's Bobo.
Back to Don.
He did not just tremendous swing and a slow curve ball at miss.
Now he's going to the side on serve that had little feet on it, missed that two.
We were just staying over in the press box.
This has been a terrific series.
Just a tremendous series of free games.
Here comes the fifth to him again and a swing and a par.
Adopted a right.
The Yankees have four runs, 13 hits and one error.
The white shot for two runs, four hits and a no error.
Again, the wind up and the pitchers swing and a tap along the third baseline.
Stelig's balls, right to first and he's out.
One away.
Don probably announced that there's going to be a meeting in Mr. Kamiski's office after the game.
Between the manager, Casey Stengel, the manager, Al Lopez, the four on fire and the president of the American League, Mr. Will Hart.
About that's all out here today.
There will be no announcement made today of any further action taken, but there will be an announcement made tomorrow from the league office.
Mr. Harris, the league's president's father's affair here today.
So he's got first hand information.
Right one on Rookison and a little bit too low to Bob.
Makes it one and one.
Stelig's one of the greatest infielders to come into the league in a long time.
He can really make plays.
Here's a tap along the third baseline at Spouse.
One and two.
Ted Williams has had two homers in the game at Cleveland and the Red Sox have flattened early wins.
Baltimore and Detroit are nothing and nothing at the end of five.
Pittsburgh beats Cincinnati.
The Giants beat the Cubs again and Milwaukee beat Brooklyn.
So there you have all the dope on all of the other games.
We have a one and two count on Richardson and a swing and a pop pop play on the ball to the left of the plate while they're getting over and he's got it.
Just pull it off.
And filling up the shortstop, Gil McGoogle.
McGoogle has been up strong.
He hit into a double play or he struck out in the first inning and it was turned into a double play.
He doubled in the third and he doubled in the fifth.
Spacing Jerry Shaley with two out in the sixth inning and a spike.
Sidearm of beauty.
That's the old playing very close to the ball line.
Here's the fifth to him a swing and a ground ball right down the ball line and just outside the bag and it's like two.
The Washington series, a four game series gets underway tomorrow night with a night game.
Washington Saturday and a pig. It's got a double penalty.
Again the wind up in the fifth.
A swing and a ground ball to the ball.
Nice stop by Spaley.
Thanks a first he does.
In that inning it's three up and three down.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
And the score at the end of the first half of the sixth inning is still Yankees four runs and 13 hits.
Three one-stop, two runs and a score again.
Here's Loller.
The first pitch from Diffmarr is swinging at a high curve and a ball is just like one.
Loller has been up twice, he's climbed out twice to center field.
The outfield is playing him around a little bit to the left.
Diffmarr leans forward up like a foot and a swing and a high hit, ball ball past third.
Just missed the bag by about an inch.
Oh there was a sure double to be that a straightened up.
New ball has been tossed out to the mound and Loller is getting back in the batter's box.
Nobody on and nobody off.
Now the pitcher takes so much time that Loller gets tired of waiting and steps out of the batter's box.
Here comes the pitcher and they swing and another fly ball to deep center,
and a little back he's got that ball to the off.
I'm going to bring up the first statement, Billy.
Billy struck out in the first inning and bounced out in the third inning.
Very silly in the batter's box with the outfield pulled around to the right.
And a strike right at the net.
Coleman playing third, McGoogle at York, Richardson at second and Scowram at first.
Dave Philly a switch-hitter butting left handed takes the ball in the dirt one and one.
The socks scored first getting two runs in the second.
The Yankees picked up one in the third and then three in the fifth.
Here's the pitch to Philly that's a slow ball and a beauty right across the net.
Dave Philly walks away from the plate, gets a little dirt on his hands,
steps up in there again.
The outfield is playing him around a little bit to the right with the right fielder playing very deep.
One of two caught on Philly and a swing and a foul on the ground.
The best plan to come out this weekend and see the series with Washington are all big and important ball games.
This will be your last chance to see the White Sox for a couple of weeks because the team goes on the road on Monday
and will be gone for a little over two weeks.
One and two counts to Philly, a slow ball at low inside, ball two.
Ball two and strike two.
Bismar looking down at the catcher, Darrell Johnson.
Wind up in the next pitch, a swing and a base hit.
Base hit in the left field.
Dave Philly crossed the Yankees up that time, they were expecting him to pull the ball to the right field
and instead of that he shot the ball between short and third in the left field for a hit.
His half field is bad. Two for two.
Flaming half field stepping in.
The team made a first base and a swing with a high curve and a miss.
Like this.
Now the Yankees are starting a pitcher throwing in the bullpen instead of field.
It's Tommy Byrne in the left center.
Half field cuts and follows the ball back on the swing, strike two.
Half field got into the game.
When after they brawl early in the game, Gopal and Dolby were safe.
The Yankees, Flutter and Billy Marks were safe.
Then later, Whitey Ford was safe.
That field swings and misses striking out a fast ball high at play three.
Here's Laverne.
Laverne has got a real big gun in the series for the Whitey.
The first time up today with that field off first,
blind a hole run off the foul ball in right field.
Here's Jim in the batter's box.
The first pitch to him, a swing and a ground foul along the first base line.
The American League is brought to an eighth, please don't want to be under seven.
All the more nothing, it's twice nothing at the end of five.
Here's the Yankees four and the White Sox two in the last of the six today.
And a ball, a little bit too long.
Ball one and strike one.
Here's a small right-hander. Takes his step off,
drives to his forehead with his sleeve, gets that again.
Base runner at first, he's watching him.
Here's the pitch and a swing and a foul back on the screen.
And a straight up fire is getting a new supply of baseball.
Wow, wow.
Somebody wires in for them, Delmhurst to explain the infield fly row.
Well, I imagine that there are new fans listening all the time to ball games
and we'll explain it, we get a chance.
Here's a queen and a miss, Rivera struck out.
That was a curve ball between the waist and the letter and he struck out.
And the inning no runs, one hit and one man lucked down the base.
He had the sixth full innings at Chicago.
It's the Yankees four runs, 13 hits, one error.
White Sox two runs, five hits and no error.
And we're going into the top of the seventh inning.
Mickey Mantle will lead off, he'll be followed by Scowrens.
And then by the right fielder, Hank Sparrow.
At three times, he has a single and a double.
Now Jerry Staley gets ready and the first fixture ends very close to high above.
The Tigers have taken a two run lead over Baltimore at Detroit.
Staley is winding up again in the fifth to Mantle, that one was really close, ball two.
Two and nothing now for Mickey Mantle.
Here comes the fifth, it's low in close for ball three.
Nobody on and nobody out.
Staley getting assigned again from Roller and a strike right across the way.
Maxwell hit a baller for Detroit in the fifth inning with nobody on.
That's one third to run, here comes the fifth to Mantle and it's too high, they come low.
That is the third time in four times that Mantle is weak today.
And it's going to bring up Scowrens who have two hits in three times up and the last time they run.
That's how it is.
Here comes the first fifth to early ground foul, master and son-son.
Rocks have a right-hander foul throwing in the bullpen in left field.
He's had burns throwing for a while but he's going back to surround again.
Here's Mickey Mantle on first base and Scowren makes it very close to the lead at all.
Ball one is like that.
With Matt Field guarding in a foul line, and also Berry geeks in left field.
And throw to first base, Mantle's back on the bag in the 20th time.
Ray Fully remember is playing first, and Uncle Phillips is playing center field.
And again a throw to first, he's back in time.
There are Scowrens getting tired of waiting and stepping out of the batter spot.
And the extra in the swing and a miss, Scowren.
Scowren is right up there with Mantle.
He runs about it in.
Mantle now has 40 runs about it in, and Scowren has 37.
Ball one, Scowren's running.
Here's a drive into right center field that's going to drop in.
And Scowren's going to second base, Mantle goes to third, with a double for Moose Go.
Oh, he is really fast.
Yankees have runners that second and third with Hank Fowler coming up.
Scowren struck off the first time, Scowren struck off the second time, and Scowren struck the third time.
Hank Fowler with the infield, Moose Go.
That field, Avery Field, Cox, and Fully are playing in the very close.
The base runner, Scowren, is making that.
Avery Field is getting inside, and Bowers swings and crashes on a half field.
And Scowren goes first.
And Avery with the infield, has third.
That field, Hank Fowler, tries to get in, but it was late.
And he fires the ball across the infield to get Bowers one away.
And I swear by half field, he almost got two.
He's going to go up there, and he'll be the first to get an additional pass.
Bowers up.
Bowers to the way outside.
The basket infield is still in very close.
Bowers to the way outside.
Now the one that's going to run them up.
And he's going to be the first to get an additional pass.
So you'll be fast.
With Dizzy Runners, that second and third, he's awarded a base on balls.
And he's going to bring up the third baseman, Jerry Colman.
He is the third baseman that we've had today.
See what his average is.
He has eight for 26, and a 308.
Now to wind up in the pitch for Colman, he's swinging the ground ball through the box.
Bowers stepping down second out over the first foul, and it's a double play.
Double play.
Avery, the only assistant to first play, and it's a double play.
In that inning, no runs, one hit, two walks, and two men were left on the base.
So fans, at the end of the first half of the seventh inning starting ball game,
it's the New York Yankees' four runs, 14 hits, and one hour,
a White Sox, two runs, five hits, and no, every.
While they hit off man for the White Sox, we'll be short-stopped really upwards, yes.
Here we go, on the last half of the seventh.
The crowd standing for the seventh inning's red,
and a little Louis steps into the batter's box, and a swing in the base hit, left field.
There was a ball hit suddenly through the left of Jerry Colman in the left field,
and that is the base hit.
And now we're going to get a pinch, and a Ron Loney is coming out to bat for the pitch.
Here's Norby coming off.
Norby's about to do to get Ron arrived, too.
He's at two for 15.
Now the Yankees start a right-hander's drawing.
They start a right-hander's drawing.
And here is Ron Loney stepping into the batter's box with a teammate on first base,
and nobody on it.
This is the last of the seventh.
Here comes the pitch to him, a swing in the ground ball to second,
and then knocking out over the course, out a double-climb.
Ron Loney slept that ball hard on the ground, but right at Richardson,
whipped it over to McDougall, McDougall to scour it, and it's a double-climb.
That's going to bring up the leadoff man, Muddler Phillips.
There's Phillips.
He's been up three.
He started the game at third, and then was moved into the offfield, and a swing in a miss.
He struck out in the first inning,
played out in the second inning,
and bounced out in the fifth inning.
And again, the switcher-dismarred looks down at Darryl Johnson.
Here's a swing at a fast curve and a miss.
Back to him.
Well, it looks like we might be going to have an inning here in the home seventh,
which is supposed to be the lucky inning,
when Lully let off with a nice single to left field.
Here's a swing and a line drive at Coleman, the car in the side.
There was a line drive at Stornblast Field.
Coleman went up into the air like a jack out of a box and caught it.
Two refires to the side.
In that inning, no runs, one hit, and no one left on the base.
Bands at the end of seventh, a convo, it's the Yankee four-run, 14 hits.
The White Dot, two runs, and six hits.
We're having a right-handed.
Here's Koffman here, he's won one and lost two.
He's got 17 innings, given up 16 hits.
Four runs, they were earned, eight right outs, and six.
Bases on both.
In answer to the wire about the infield wire roll,
when there are runners on first and second, or first, second, and third,
and less than two outs, a ball that is hit in the air,
and in the judgment of the umpire, can be caught by an infielder,
the batter is automatically off.
This rule was put into baseball many years ago,
with respect to makes runners, so an infielder couldn't intentionally drop the ball,
and then the runners wouldn't know what to do.
Here's the first batter, for the Yankees,
and it's the Tethier Darrell Justin,
who runs the swings and follows that ball on the ground, some size.
Darrell Justin, running right-handed,
and a fast ball that's outside.
This probably used to be the property of the Webster, at one time.
Nobody on, and nobody out in the eighth.
He'll wind up in the fifth to him, a swing, and a pop-up on the right side,
box coming in, and he's got it, one out.
That's going to bring up the Yankee pitcher, Arch Sipmar.
Here's Sipmar coming up.
He's going to swing time, find out the first time,
and bounce out the next three times.
Yankees are leading four to two in the eighth inning.
How-how getting a sign, and the first pitch to him,
a swing and a ball back, like one.
And the ball's wide.
Justin went into the game, went out to the ball,
who was set these days, and his fingers,
and a ball went one-out, a swing, and a miss,
for Sipmar, and it's one and two.
Yankee's there, who had a mask break when a ball hit him on the mask,
and it fractured his nose.
Sengler, that's the one that had him back at the plate.
Just in case a jar from a battered ball on the mask would re-hurt him.
Here comes the one and two shots for Sipmar,
and Sipmar, that's three.
Look at him.
Here's the lead-off man, Bobby Richardson.
He sprinkled in the first inning,
doubled in the third inning,
came up with an exclamation in the fifth inning,
and fouled out in the sixth inning.
First pitch to him, they swing and a ground ball,
but short, Louis got it.
There's the bag, he is out, and the batter is out.
And that inning, three up and three down,
no run, no hit, and no error.
So fans, at the end of the first half of the eighth inning,
it's the Yankee's four-run, 14 hits and one error,
the White Run two runs, quick pitch, and no error.
And for going into the last of the eighth inning,
the attendance is just enough,
one please thousand, four hundred and one, and a series deal,
one hundred and twelve thousand, five hundred and forty-eight.
I want to tell you this has been some series as they replayed it,
I probably get even a figure at them,
because these have been pretty terrific games.
Boxed at the high foul after the last one-spot.
Lully Fox walked in the first inning,
bounced out in the third inning, and bounced out in the fifth inning,
and now takes the ball high to make it one and one.
Turned out to be a nice Sunday,
after a very, very black and bleak morning.
Lully Fox with a number two in the back of his white uniform,
getting up in there again,
he's leading off in the last of the eighth.
And the pitch, a swing and a ground ball to third,
McDougall fires the first, and I play,
because that ball hit between the third baseman and the shortstop,
was hit into the dirt, with a very high bounce,
and McDougall had to really grab that ball and hurry as well,
because Fox is a fast man, and he was out, by a second.
That's going to bring up Manosto, who has one for three.
Wind up in the fifth inning, a little bit too low and a ball, ball one.
Going into the game, Manosto with a 285 batting average,
had 36 runs out of in, and he's home.
Wind up again by Dittmar and a swing and a ball on the ground, one and one.
The outfield is playing, Manosto, around to the left,
there's activity in both, both ends.
The VCC Dittmar has gone all the way,
and for the left stock, we've seen three pitchers, Pierce, Staley, and Howell.
Now the pitcher calls time, and he gets what it looks like,
and he's cutting some of the, let's try and mud off his,
the Dittmar. Well, the trading deadline, as all is approaching, as you know,
the trading deadline is the 15th of June,
so there may be some fireworks before the deadline.
Here's a slow ball at high and in full, above two and one.
What's good like that?
Wind up and the pitcher may swing in a foul manner.
All through the play-through, and a no-ball has been tossed out to the mound.
Getting set again. One out of nobody on, it's the last of the eighth inning,
and a swing and a pop-up in the infield, Richardson is coming in,
he's under the ball, he's got it for the outfield.
That's going to bring up the center of Sherman-Moller.
Moller's hit the ball hard, every time today, but on each occasion, they slide out the mound in center-fee.
In the American League, at the end of the seventh inning, Detroit's two and Baltimore one,
at the end of eighth, it's Boston eighth, and Cleveland three.
Here's Moller.
Wind up and the pitcher may swing in a foul on the ground.
Well, the Washington series, will bring one of the American League's great hitters to Comiskey Park, Roy Steber.
A very dangerous guy.
And Washington has been playing much better ball in the last couple of weeks.
Funny rough. Here's the slow ball, it's low, and outside for a ball, one and one.
Nobody on and two off. Again, the motion, a swing and a slow curve in the mix.
Pittsburgh, knocked off Cincinnati again today.
Those pirates are really rolling again.
Ball one on the strike to Comi-Moller.
Trying to get something started here on the eighth inning after two or up.
Here's a swing and a foul-fist.
Well, Billy Ferris, who's had a tremendous record, ten and two.
And out after his eighth straight win today, and his seventh consecutive complete game.
But today, on rather a dark human day, Billy had trouble here with Yankee,
and a one and two count on runner, it's way low and outside for a ball.
Billy will very probably start the Baltimore series, that's Baltimore, and I will be choosing that.
Here's a swing and a foul on the ground.
Those pirates are really rolling again.
Ball one on the strike to Comi-Moller.
Trying to get something started here on the eighth inning after two or up.
Here's a swing and a foul-fist.
Well, Billy Ferris, who's had a tremendous record, ten and two.
And out after his eighth straight win today, and his seventh consecutive complete game.
Billy will very probably start the Baltimore series, that's Baltimore, and I will be choosing that.
Here's a swing and a foul on the ground.
Ball two and a strike to Comi-Moller with the outfield playing him around a little bit to the left.
Ball three, too low.
Beyond that center is Dave Burr.
Billy has been up three times, and the last time, he got himself a nice state set in the left field.
Here's a hit to Loller, a swing and a long drive in the left field.
It may be gone, it's a home run, yet again.
There was a long drive into left field, and a home run for Loller.
A wide-owl, Loller, and a box of wide-owls to go.
That's Loller's sixth home run, and his 31st run, got it in.
Or that was some drive.
The only reason that I couldn't call it right away is because it was just very high in the air,
and sometimes you don't get really a good look at it when it shows very high.
When it's a line's wide, you can tell right away, but with a very high fly ball, you can't be quite sure just where it's going.
Now here's Dave Sully, and a ball that's a little bit close, and a ball wide.
Well, this is a very close game.
Dankies are leading 4-3, two out in the last of the eighth inning, and a ball is close again, ball two.
Jerry Coleman goes over from third to say something to the pitcher, Dipmoss.
And there's the next pitch to Filly. A swing at a blizzard is set afield. It's going to drop in.
Dave Sully gets the second pitch, and that's going to bring up the third baseman, Buddy Hedges.
There was a blue pitch in a set of field that McGoogle was racing for,
and he smashed the water all around out there in short-batter field. It didn't reach that ball,
and it's going to bring up Buddy Hedges, who has two-foot-three.
There's Hedges.
The third pitch to Buddy is a fastball, it's in both the ball and the ball wide.
Well, the crowd has had a lot of excitement today, and getting some more here in the last of the eighth inning.
The next pitch to Hotfield is a fastball at low, the ball two.
The Yankees have a left-hander and a right-hander throwing in the bullpen in Saturday.
Paulman is to get over at the mound, talking with DeFar. Yankees with four runs, 14 hits, and one error.
White shots with three runs, eight hits, and no error.
That field takes the ball at low, ball three.
Bob Grimm and Tommy Burns are the Hedges out there in the bullpen in Saturday.
That field takes a spike right across the knee.
One run is in on a Homer by Lawler. The tying run is at first base, two runs, and that field is the better.
Billy's running, swing and a ground ball to the first base, and a nice jab, runs to the bag and is out, retiring the foul.
Gollum made a nice jab at that ball, but it must have had it look like it might be going to be a hit.
And that jab requires the foul.
In that inning, one run, two hits, and one man left.
Tom McGill. Gollum's at the end of eight pull-innings at the end of the game.
Yankees four runs, 14 hits, and one error. White shots, three runs, and eight hits, and no error.
John St. Williams just put the ball in Homer at Cleveland.
Harris McDougall, sucking into the batter's box.
He'll be caught up by Mickey Mantle and then Gollum. Bigsy haul on the mound.
The Yankees are leading four to three as this ball game moves into the ninth inning.
The first pitch to McDougall, a swing and a big hit is left here.
Single, into left-field.
That's going to bring up Mickey Mantle. He singled in the first inning.
He bounced out in the third inning. He doubled in the fourth inning, and he walked in the seventh inning.
Mickey Mantle facing Howell and batting West Ended.
The first pitch, he's been very close and high for the ball.
Gollum.
Runner at first base, nobody out, ninth inning. The Yankees are leading four to three.
And what a battle, what a game, what a day this is then.
Skinny eyes are signed and a perfect strike right across the knee.
Beyond that kidder is the first baseman, Bill Scowler.
Base runner moving away at first base. There's a swing and a double play ball to second.
To second out, over the first, safe, no double play.
Mantle and a ground ball, sharply at box.
He's got the ball to Louise for the foreshadowed second, and the return throw, just missed doubling Mantle, one of the fastest men in the big league, while fraction of the semifinal.
That's going to bring up Scowlin.
With a Yankee base runner, Mickey Mantle at first base, Scowlin is stepping into the better spot.
And a swing and a foul on the ground, along the first base line, one strike.
And he's got a good run in the second, three homers in one game. We have one of those here at Chicago, you remember, about three or four weeks ago.
And today at Cleveland, he again is at three homers in one game.
Good job, Mantle, stated first.
Three homers, keeping a watchful eye on Mickey Mantle. Scowlin, a big right hand hitter in the battered box, and a ball across the corner of the knee, two and one.
And the right hand hitter is the right-fielder, Hank Scholler.
Mantle has 18 homers, Williams now has 17 homers, and a little bit too low. Second, ball free, three and one.
Bill Scholler, targeting first placement of the New York Yankees.
The closer boy who went to Oberhide School, here comes the 3-1 pitch, Mantle going, strike, throw the second base, he is in there.
The throw was high, and it's a Scowlin base. Ball three and strike two per shot.
The throw to Nelson Fox was a little bit too high, and Mantle got in there while Fox is going up and was coming down with the ball.
Now the Yankees have a base runner at second, with one out, a 3-2 count on Scowlin.
They're leading 4-3 in the ninth inning.
And a swing and a ground ball to the shortstop, Williams got it, fires the first, and it's out at first, really made a nice pickup on the bad floor.
That's going to bring up the Yankee right-fielder, Hank Scholler.
The baller has been up four times, broke out in the first inning, bounced out in the third inning, bounced out in the fifth inning, and did the same in the seventh inning.
So here's Baller for the Yankees with two out at Mantle on second base in the ninth.
And the Yankee to him, strikes, that is the name.
The umpire takes a look at the ball, decides that it's okay, and throws it back to Hall.
And the Yankee to him, goes back to Mantle with a pretty good lead off second base.
And now he flops, keeping him worried.
Here's a pitch to baller, a swing, and a foul to the right-fielder.
The veteran right-fielder of the New York Yankees, going into the game with a 269 body coverage, 26 runs, routed in, and eight, one run.
Hall gets the new ball and rucks it around in his hands a bit, looks down at Scholler again getting his side.
And here comes the pitch to baller, it's been too close above the knee for a ball.
The Yankees with four runs, 15 hits and one error, the White Stocks with three runs, eight hits, and no error.
Here's Hall again getting his side and a swing and a foul through the box.
Here he made a great stop to whole Mantle at third with the base hit.
That'll bring up Yogi Berra.
There was a base hit right through the box and a great stop by Appuicio, with Mantle from the start.
But there was no play on the batter at first.
Now the Stocks have a left-handed lapon going in the ball pen and center field, and I believe that they're going to call him in now to pitch to Yogi Berra.
That's it.
While we're waiting, let's give them a station break right here.
This is the WCFL Chicago White Stocks Baseball Mantle.
This is WCFL, the voice of labor, in Chicago.
Here's Anne for Hall, who is going out.
The foul was coming in from center field, is making his 13th appearance of the year.
He doesn't have a win nor is he charged with a loss.
He's put 13 on a fracture inning, given up six runs, two runs that were both earned, seven strikeouts,
and the foul makes the stop ball, and his earned run average is 1.3-0.
So the foul is on its way in from center field.
Yakis have runners on first and on third.
The batter to greet him will be Yogi Berra and the first two away.
Don, what have you heard on the pitching for the Washington series?
The only game.
That's all Bob. That's the only information that any show has given us so far.
Looking over the standings of the American League in a farce, the player was set up before with
Detroit, Boston, and Cleveland, so it's quite late back there.
That's the way our game is.
And a half separation between the three teams.
And they've watched the Red Sox today, ate a bear car, by beating Lake Claesden-Indeas.
And the Red Sox, they played a tight game for that Baltimore on the board, a few to one mortgage.
So the Red Sox ate a bear car, too, and managed to stay away from Boston at the same time that this
was unable to strike now.
They go back into the number three spot in the American League standing, as they played with Indians last today.
In any event, regardless of the pitching operation for this series coming up,
they've affected a fourth one, because this will be it now for the home stand.
The White Sox will have to be on the road for a couple of weeks or so through that mark.
I noticed they know it on the picture that their 11th period in that Cleveland game today.
So that means that the great White Hander who's finished sideline is about ready to go back to wood.
The score will start working out.
I believe it's July 15th.
They've decided that that is the date.
And of course, that's been quite a handicap to manager Kirby Ferrell to have two great figures like Lemon and Store both out of the game.
Well, they're ready to go.
Kirby Ferrell stepping in. Ferrell has been up fourth time, flight out the first time, single the second time,
walks the third time and the fourth time.
Mickey Mantle's on third base, Hank Bowers on first base, and there's two away.
A swing and a fall on the ground once more.
Now, the POM would like very much to hold him in check because the White Sox are trailing only by a run
and want to get a shot here in the nice inning and try to pull this ball game out of the fire.
Kirby Ferrell playing in left field for the Yankees and a ball that's in too close.
The fellow who even though his batting average is 217 is 20 things.
One of the best hitters in the American League.
And a swing and a fall on the ground along the first base line expect to.
The POM using that knuckle ball on Yogi.
Now the POM doesn't like the new ball that was thrown out there and he's getting another one.
The POM turns his back on Ferrell showing up number 31 on the back of his white uniform.
Here comes the Pipsa Ferrell, he's swinging the ground over the mound easy.
He sees out, he's running the ball.
In the end of the first half of the mysame, the Yankees four run 16th for White Sox, three runs and a table.
Now they have a new pitcher coming on the scene for the Yankees with Bob Grimm who's making his 16th appearance of the year.
He's put 25 and 2 third on him, given up 19 hits. Grimm has won six games and has lost two.
He's got nine runs scored on him, they all earned. 12 bases on balls, 19 strikeouts and his earned run average is 3.1.
Coming up to lead off for the White Sox against Grimm will be the White Shielders, Jungle Jim Silver.
Don I think I'll get a, sit down to the IAC tomorrow and get him a steam bath for a couple of hours and try to blow this, try to blow this ship pole that I can't get rid of.
Bob Grimm getting in his practice brawls and they played up our hurry map of standing off to the side of the plate, watching him.
See Rivera, Luis Aparecchio who has a hit and a walk and then probably a pinch hitter for the 50s.
Bob Grimm number 55 on the back of his way uniform, Yankees dragging around the infield, Coleman is third, McGoogle is short, Richardson is second, Schallen is first and here is Jim Rivera.
Jim Rivera stepping in. Bob Grimm leans forward on his right foot. Here is the first pinch to him, it's very close but it's me and all.
Nobody on and nobody off. Yankees are leading 4-3, boy what a travel season this. Wind up in the next pinch to him, they swing and they follow on the ground, that's the left, 1-1.
Last night three white shots were winners over the Yankees 7-6. They go back and forth in the American League by 5 of the 4 games. These have been great terrific games.
John C. was playing Rivera around to the right. Nobody on and nobody off. Again the wind up in the next pinch to him, it's a fast ball, it's a little bit of high and outside the ball makes it 2-1.
Ball 2 in strike 1. Bob Grimm looks down at Carroll Johnson again, he gets ready and a perfect strike, right across the knee.
He's lead by a run but in the next department they've made 16 hits to 8. Ball 2 strikes 2 count on Rivera. Grimm taking a little bit of extra time. Now the motion and strike 3, back ball, what a cross for me.
Ball that on strike. That's going to bring up the shortstop, Lewis Appalachia.
Here's little Louis, look out in the second inning, walked in the fourth inning and slapped a fake hit into left field in the seventh inning. The first pitch to Louis is a little bit too close, right at the knee, ball 1.
Number 11 on the back of his white uniform, come on, Louis, it's number 2 lay. Back pitch to him a strike on the outside corner, right about to the end.
Well the white stock this weekend will entertain the Washington Senators, Royce Evers, Eddie Yolk, Reynolds, all that game will be here.
Four games, a night game tomorrow, single game on Saturday and a double header on Sunday. And if it's to Louis a high long foul is going way down into the right field corner and out of play, and it's a ball 1 and a strike 2 count.
And again a new ball has been swapped out to the mouth. The outfield is strong way around through the left. Little Louis, in the batter's box, trying to get something started here with one out of the right.
The pitcher again leaning way forward. Here is a fast ball that missed, it was a little bit too low. A little bit too low on the outside corner, out of the ball 2 and a strike 2 count.
There are rumors of trade in the air. The second to June is the setback. Here comes the ball 2 strike 2 pitch and a ball ball free.
He didn't swing at it. He started through but he stopped inside and Casey Stingles jumped right out of the ecce stucco.
Third baseman, Coleman, is over at the mound talking with Grimm and we may have Earl Paddy to swing for the catcher or West Maw. To swing for the pitcher.
Here is the pitch to Louis is swinging at a very high foul that is going out of play off to the right and we still have a free 2 count.
Well I don't think that any of the over 23,000 who are out here today have worked. Grimm has been the wind up again and he is swinging the ground ball to short. McDougall has got it to play and he is out to a left.
Next Johnovan is going to bat for the pitch. Johnovan is going to bat for the pitcher and he is walking out towards the plate right now. Here is the inoff play.
Here is Johnovan who will probably pitch the game tomorrow night against Washington. He is a good hitter. He bats more than it.
McDougall came into the mound to say something to the pitcher but Grimm, Jerry Coleman also came in to say something to him and now here is Johnovan in the batter's box.
The first pitch to him and swinging the ground ball to Sowerham, I bounce the run to the ball and the ball came to Sabre and the Yankees win this game today 4-3.
The hard football game with Buddy of thrills, the final score, the New York Yankees score and the West Docs 3.