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The 1967 Major League Baseball All-Star Game took place at Anaheim Stadium on July 11, 1967.
The starting lineups of the two teams included 12 future Hall of Famers.
The National League was managed by the Dodgers Walt Alston, who would be managing his 7th All-Star Game.
The American League was managed by the Orioles Hank Bauer.
The Orioles won the championship in 1966, their first in franchise history,
dating all the way back to the early days of the American League when they were the St. Louis Browns.
This audio recording is from the radio broadcast featuring announcer Jim Simpson, Tony Kubek, and Buddy Blatner.
Frank Robinson and I are both out with injuries.
The other team was on the other foot, and the Major League, at least, in three games off, is in the driver's seat.
That's right, Jim, and of course, Dallas K-Line has an injury to his hand, a fracture in that hand,
and Frank Robinson was injured in a collision with a white sock, and he, of course, has had double vision for some time,
and no one seems to know when either of these two players will be back in the regular season lineup,
and of course, they're missing this All-Star Game.
But, excepting the experience, the only picture for the American League, Dean Shant, has seen All-Star service
for the National League ground many, Gibson for one, Drysdale many more,
so the experience in this All-Star Game will go to the National League.
All right, Tony, we might point out the temperature here at nearly game time.
As shown on the snowboard in left center field, there's 92 degrees.
There is some fog here in Anaheim, but it is a good paper baseball, even though it is a hot paper baseball.
In just a few moments, we will have the introductions of the National League and the American League Plus,
and of course, the National League here at Anaheim is visiting the club.
Down to our right, along the left field line, Juan Merochel, who has quite an All-Star record, is warming up,
and will start the game for the National League.
Dean Shant is warming up down the left field line for the American League.
While Juan Merochel, he has two victories in All-Star play, in 1962 and again in 1964,
and only one player in history has won three All-Star games.
That was left to Gomez back in the 30s, in 1933, 35, and 37.
And Merochel, who has 12 victories to lead the major leagues of victory thus far this year,
is also a record shows that his sixth to 11 innings, and over the last seven innings,
is not allowed a single run.
Dean Shant, as Tony said, has been an All-Star play before.
And across, he's an exchange room, and has played many ball games here at Anaheim Stadium.
Dean goes last year, he was seven and seven years.
With a Minnesota twin this year, he has won an all, Shant has won 11 ball games.
But an All-Star play in 1964, Dean worked three innings, and did not allow a run,
and only gave up two hits. That was his only All-Star appearance.
The question I believe, Tony Kubek, will be how can the substitute,
who has been picked to replace Frank Robinson, and now Ceylon in the outfield,
pick up the American League squad.
Tony Leverose, of course, is part of the player.
The former rookie of the year is one of two batting captain's gifts.
All there is batting averages well below 300 this year.
Tony is only hitting key 16, but nevertheless, we just remember, you and I have seen him with the player,
that Tony of late has been trying to hit it.
Yes, he has been, of course, Tony hits from the left side,
and he can hit the ball in any direction with power,
and he's going to be a big asset for this American League club.
When you have to put it, and a Leverose in to replace the K-liner, Robinson,
you're not losing a whole lot, and this is the same with Tony Canidale.
A right-handed hitter, a good pole hitter,
and hit the ball out with any swing, has a good arm and a good defensive right-fielder.
So the replacements in this All-Star game for the American League are pretty strong players,
and fouls, and should do a very good job.
Only here in the United States, and those listening on Armed Forces Radio throughout the world,
I'm sure there are many discussions, and even arguments, of which is,
the stronger League, the American League or the American League.
And as we have said, the American League now holds the 1917 head.
They won the last four in a row, whereas in the World Series a year ago,
Baltimore took the National League champions for dodges, four in a row.
More recently, there's been talk about pitts.
And quote Osteen, who used to be in the American League, and who has gone the National League says,
that easily, the Sullivan National League teams have one or two shots,
whereas the American League has pitts of many deeps.
So we've got no white shots to case in point.
And I would imagine today with hitters like Clemente, Aaron, Sepedi,
Sepeda, Alan, Sory, all of those with 300 marks,
that it's going to have to be if the American League pitts, and holds up this clock.
That's right, Jim, the American League has good pitching, good pitching,
depth throughout their staff.
And another thing that I have noticed, as has Sweet Boyer,
who of course I played with, with the Yankees for so many years,
and he is now in the National League with the Atlanta Braves,
he has noticed somewhat of a difference in defense play.
In other words, the National League, although they have the defense of ball players,
they do not seem to have as much defense in the infield.
So this could be a big thing in this all-star game,
to the superiority of the American League's defense.
Well, Sean and I, along with Ronnie Brasser, will be checking throughout the game,
and we'll keep you advised, and of course, I'm sure that you can tell this by listening,
but we'll try to analyze for you a little point, the defense.
And the pitching of both the National League and the American League All-Stars,
as they gather for this, the 38-all-star game.
Now the National League is being introduced to Brasser,
Walt Poster is being introduced,
Poster has won more All-Star games than any other Manichae.
1951, two of them in 1916, again in 1964, and again in 1966.
Five and all, and he has lost two in 1951 and 1957.
Now the starting left field, Lube Rock getting two in the field.
Has been introduced.
From the Fifth Bird's last year's fourth viable player, Roberto Salani, now hitting 352.
Listen to the starting averages that the National League team has introduced.
In center field, he plays right field for the Atlanta Braves, and again hitting 348.
At first base, and with the St. Louis Cardinals leading the Major League,
the National League team has introduced it on the Orlando Stupider, hitting 356.
Micky Allen is the third baseman this year from the Philadelphia City,
and Micky, former Lokey, is here himself, hitting 314.
A man who did not know whether or not he would be here,
because of an injured ankle, the Atlanta Braves' front gets it in here,
and wincing a little bit, but hitting 317 and ready to play,
yellow story. Now the center of the end field, both men are from the Fifth Bird's.
The second base, hitting 293, Bill Masarovsky.
An anonymity at first off, in his first all-star game,
but nevertheless he got more votes than any other player in either the American
and National League balloting, Dean Alley, hitting 283.
And batting night, Juan Merozel, who this year is one-twelf and lost seven,
has struck out 137 and lost only 30.
Down the moment the reserves will be introduced,
39, Tom Haller, Donny Jones, Woody May,
for the first time in many years not starting,
Jim McGovern, Donny Perez, Stephen Lowes,
Rusty Staub and Bill Wynn, the latter two from the Houston Astros.
And Donny Cooperack again, we can only remark,
what a powerful team the National League has lined up along the First Base line.
That's right, Jim, of course, any replacement at his ball game
is a fine player who is replacing a starting player in that position.
Now the American League, the manager of the World Champions,
all-more oiled and solid.
The bank has brought it up to the Third Base.
And this is for Santa Monica, California,
he is an American League fan,
and you will hear a lot of it.
Up here for Brooks Robinson at Third Base.
That's his plate in the last 10-all star game.
Out in the second, and this color is the rookie here.
From the Minnesota twins, Rod Carreau,
with the left-handed hitting, the second base.
Brooks Robinson was hitting 2-56 before the all-star break.
Carreau at 3-13, and only one of two-starters,
over the 300 miles for the American League.
Donny Oliva, who has never hit the low 300,
will bat third and play in the center field.
He is hitting 2-60 at the moment.
Armin Kolibu, make this three today.
He is in, selected to the all-star spot as an outfielder
as a third baseman in the day of the first baseman.
Armin hitting 2-59, with 22 home runs.
23, Magie Arrows, from the Boston Reds.
Will be in right field, batting fifth.
Magie Arrows batting average, 2-90 for the year.
And another Reds, Ardious Kempke,
selected by the players to start in left field.
And Carreau is hitting 3-24.
19 home runs this year, all last year,
he has sent the other total of 60.
Bill Freehand, with 12 home runs,
is planning to collect it all last year,
because they're from the Detroit Tigers.
Hitting 2-75.
Ardious Kempke, from the right field stop,
and he may only play in short time today,
because of a bruised right wrist.
Regal, with 2-70, hitting 2-91.
And the pitcher today,
has lifted the hand that he will get,
forward.
California Angel, now with an Minnesota twin,
James Hanks.
Now the rest of the players,
and coaches for the American League,
at third base today, Bill Rigney,
the manager of the California Angel,
will be coaching in first base,
from the late leading White Rock,
and he's thanking will be the coach.
For the National League,
it will be Harry the Hot War,
for the fifth third part of third base.
And Herman Franks of the San Francisco Giants,
at first base.
We had one goal on,
and all ladies and gentlemen,
here at Anaheim,
and the crowd larger,
are National Amp.
And we'll be back with,
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The umpire is today behind the plate, Ed Rungy from the American League and his 4th All-Star Game.
Frank Stikoy of the National League and the 5th All-Star Game is his first name.
Lou DeMurrow of the American League's 2nd Ken Burghardt of the National League is his third.
Down the right field line, umpiring his 4th All-Star Game, Emma Passford and down the left field line from the National League, Chris Felicudas.
And below us now, Red Ruffin and Lloyd Winner.
All members of the Hall of Fame, elected this year, will throw out the first ball.
For this the 38th All-Star Game.
Roughing of course, the form was made with the New York Yankees and Lloyd Winner, quite a hitter for the 5th first time.
We pause 10 seconds for station identification.
WNBC keeps things going with up to the minute traffic reports all weekend long on WNBC, AM at FM, New York.
Jim Simpson along with Tony Kubeck and Buddy Blatner from Anaheim Stadium for the 38th All-Star Baseball Game.
Red Ruffin has taken the ball and Lloyd Winner has taken the position behind the plate and Ruffin will throw out the first ball.
For this the All-Star Game.
And while that's there, what he takes place, that is now called in Buddy Blatner, the voice of the California Angels
and the man who knows the most about this, Anaheim Stadium, the fight of this All-Star Game.
And Buddy, welcome aboard and a few words about Anaheim Stadium.
Jim, thank you.
Apparently a delight for me to share this mood with you and Tony for this great All-Star Ball Game.
We certainly have an awesome array of power and talent on this play today.
I guess we can kind of say that through these quarters fast, the greatest ball players of the world here this afternoon.
And it's a pretty quickly Anaheim Stadium.
It's a year and a half old and it will be swell to a capacity of 46,000 this afternoon with the structure of 3,000 bleacher seats in left field and in right field.
But I think the big thing about this ballpark, and I think Tony will agree with me, is the ball players love it.
It's a functional ballpark as far as the spectators are concerned, but it's a fair ballpark.
This is not a pitch that's a ballpark, nor is it a van box, a hitter's ballpark.
If you hit the ball well, it will leave the ballpark. If you pitch well, you'll win.
Buddy, another thing that was mentioned by some of our infielders, Mazurask and Allianz, are taking care of the infield in this ballpark.
It's a very good infield. They'll see too many bad hops and they like to play on something like this after hip-furt.
That's right. And the infield is not as hard as some that you may find through the mid-west.
It's mid-season because they kind of fake out. But this is our warmest day, but ordinarily it's like cool here.
And the field is in marvelous playing conditions. And I'm going to kind of sit back here and have a bit of a little fly.
All right, Buddy, we'll be hearing from you later on.
First of all, defensively, let us cut the American League squad, which has already taken the field.
Tom and Killer Brew is at first base. Rob Garou is a Minnesota twin, like Killer Brew at second base.
After selling his starting, the shortstop from Boston. Brooks Robinson of Baltimore is the third base.
Carl Diaz-Trempe at Boston in left field. Tony Oliva are the Minnesota twins in center field.
Tony Conigliaro of Boston is in right field. Bill Freehan of Detroit is the catcher, Dean Shant.
Now prepares to pitch. Galube Ross, a left-fielder hitting 282 of the St. Louis car.
Hotline in his first all-star game. Led to National League and Southern Bases last year with 74. He can run.
He's got 28 already this year. He steps in. Left-handed batter to face Dean Shant, who works outside and high with his first pitch for a while.
And of course, Jim, the American League infield has come in quite a bit for Brock, being left-handed hitter.
He has very good speed. He can drag money, he can push the ball down third base, and yet he has the power to drive it by him.
So he's a very, very versatile type player. On inside, his chance for the second pitch is 2-0.
The outfield is pulled ever so slightly to the right.
And that's the first inning of the 38th annual all-star game with Roberto Clemente and Hank Aaron to follow.
Here's the 2-0 pitch from Dean Shant's swing and a miss by Lou Brock, 2-1.
And Tony Kubek and I last Friday night out in Chicago's Comiskey Park, saw Dean Shant hook up with Gary Peters,
with another member of the All-Star squad who ordered one of the finest baseball games that we have seen in many years.
Dan's delivers and has fell off to the left and up stands by Brock and that evens the comments to appeal.
In that ballgame you're referring to, Jim, of course, Dean Shant from the Minnesota Twins was lost by the score of 2-1,
and they lost in the last half of the ninth inning on an air in the infield where Shant gave up 2-1 and runs.
And it was a very good ballgame all the way, very well played. It was a tough chance to score really on Versailles' shortstop.
It was scored an air, but it could have gone either way.
Do tune out and lead off better in the All-Star game. Lou Brock bouncing balls up with it as Rich Robinson,
the third and the first to the fight to speed. It was Lou Brock who stopped down. One down.
Rich Robinson had to back up and the ball might have calmed over his head, but he did get his head on the ball.
Now the white has come down before throwing the ball and nips the ball back up a little bit.
Here's the ball for many, hitting 3-52.
Gerardo will be 33 years old next month,
wrapping from the Dodger organization and what years he has had with the Fifth World Cup.
This is his 11th All-Star game, his 7th start.
He's 8 for 21 at All-Star play, getting 3-81.
Chance works first pitch and Clemente goes around and loses batting help, swinging and missing strike loss.
A little bit about Dean Chance's pitching. He has a very good passball, one that does not move any one particular way all the time.
It's liable to sink, it's liable to take off, it's liable to fail.
He also has a good hard slider and a pretty good full curve at times and it's very effective when he can get it over the plate.
That's ready again, working rather fast. This is a high hopper, killer group comes off first base weight squirt,
the roof goes over the cover, a result play and Clemente beats out an in-deal hit.
A hit of the ball game and his throw the ball game and Hank Aaron comes to the back.
And Jim Medbaugh, about as high in the air, but it did not hit the turf, it hit home plate.
And there just was not a chance for a player committing with his fine speed.
Here is Hank Aaron hitting 3-28.
For Hank, this is his 16th all-star game with sense shot.
He has played left field and right field in the all-star game, but never center field and he's playing center field today.
Hank Aaron of course plays right field for the Atlanta Braves and he did play center field for the Braves back in 1957 when Billy Bruggen was injured.
Now the position is not new to him, but he hasn't been there lately. Clemente on first, one down, top of the first, no score.
Dean Shant working, right.
A little more on Shant's style of pitching. Here's a little unorthodox, he turns his back completely toward the hitter and throws that left glove hand in the face of the hitter.
It's very difficult to pick up the ball from his hand.
And again, ground ball, this is Robinson's chance, he goes to second to Garou, he's got him as Garou goes high in the air and the crowd groans with it because the question was, did Garou have his foot on the bag when he got to throw?
And the second baseman, Frank Sakari in the National League, says yes. And so Aaron reaches first on the first plate. Two out and here's Orlando Sopeta.
He leaves the major league and hits it with 3-56.
Orlando Sopeta has 12 home runs, his second in the National League and RBI is with 59.
Comes up with Aaron at first, two down on the top of the first inning.
And with Henry on first base, there is a steel threat. He does have real good speed and has a very good percentage of stolen bases.
Inside, Tony with a fast ball from Sands, it's strike one. Orlando Sopeta, this is his ninth all-star game of seventh star.
And Tony would hardly believe it. As great a hitter as Orlando Sopeta is in all-star play, he is one for 21. And that was a little blue tip to right field.
Sands is ready, there goes Aaron and the ball is fouled off, up stairs to the right. Right to an Aaron, we'll have to come back. He had a good jump from Dean Sands.
Speaking about that Jim, something about Chance is he is very slow in his delivery toward home plate.
Mentioning before turning his back completely to the hitter, this gives that face runner on first base an added jump, maybe an extra step or so.
With the speed of Brock or Aaron, they may try to take advantage of Chance's move should any of them get on.
Sopeta has looked down the third base where Harry Walker, manager of the park, is giving the sign.
Chance is now ready and throws on the inside corner, getting away momentarily from freehand, but he keeps the ball in front of him.
And no advance by Aaron, 1-2 now to Orlando Sopeta.
Ed Runge, rushing off the plate in case you just join us.
92 degrees here at Anaheim Stadium in Anaheim, California, as the all-star classic has come to Southern California once again.
Aaron with the short lead off first, with a count of 1-2.
Chance is ready and throws an over-round ball, drops back to the screen, fouled, and the count remains 1-2.
The American League is playing for Orlando Sopeta very deep, both in the infield and the outfield, and he of course has power to hit the ball out in right center or left center field.
But to hit the ball here as Buddy Blatner mentioned, in left center and right center, you've got to hit the ball pretty well.
It's a very honest, very good ballpark to play in.
Here's the one who fits with Aaron running, and there's the ball from freehand, but it is high to Petra Sully, and Aaron has gone on the base.
And Jim's throw was high, but had a good throw, Aaron had such a good break on, seen Chance to picture that a good throw would not have gotten him either.
He just got a real good jump to it as Speedy outran the ball.
2-2 is the count now, just with Sopeta.
And Orlando having one of his great years in this first half of the season now has the chance to drive on the run.
He has 59 on the season, as he said.
307 lifetime batting average.
This sort of all-star game just getting underway when the top of the first inning.
And now Ed Runge calls for the ball and puts the new one in play.
The Peta looks down to Harry Walker.
Aaron with a fairly off second base, Chance looking at him and now throws Sopeta out of ground ball.
Gellibrew goes to his right and will run to the back with the unassisted foot up.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one left.
In the middle of the first inning, the score is nationally nothing with the American League coming to best.
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Jim, send some along with Sonny Kubeck and Buddy Blatner back at Anaheim as we move now to the bottom of the first inning.
It'll be Brooks Robinson of Baltimore, Rod Kru and Sonny Lever of Minnesota Twins to face one narrow shell.
Defensively, Arnold Andelsovina, the Cardinals' first face for the National League.
Bill Maserowski of the Pirates of Second, Gene Alley of the Pirates of Church Rock.
Richie Alam of the Philadelphia Colleges, he's the third base.
Neal Field, leading from left to right.
Blue Brock of the Cardinals in left.
And Kara of the Braves, in center with Roberto Clementi of Pittsburgh in right.
Joe Troy of the Atlanta Braves is behind the plate and Norah Shell, as we said with his last seven innings,
of all-star pitching scores.
And the leader of the majors, with 12-dicts, is Gus Parvis.
He has never, ever had a losing season.
The Montezvah majors.
Set to face Brooks Robinson, hitting 256.
Brooks and the last 10 all-star game.
He has started five, including the last three in a row.
Marishel, he throws every kind of pitch in the book and has that high kick ready for his first six.
Outside and a little high ball under Robinson.
And Jimmy, to show you the type of respect that these American League players who make the both for the all-star team have for Robinson,
he's just hitting 256, but of course, his foul is with the glove defensively as well,
though he's picked out his defensive ability this year.
Marishel rides back, and this fastball gets to the outside corners, one-on-one.
You were mentioning about Marishel, the start of the pitch as well.
This includes a curve ball slider, good fastball, sinker, screwball occasionally,
and as you mentioned, throw it from all positions.
Overhand, side arm, three-quarters arm, so he's got them all.
One-on-one pitch is fouled off to the right and upstairs.
It is one-on-two.
No score, the American League leadoff better in the ball game.
Brooks Robinson now is back.
On Marishel as we saw him early, Tony, did not get off to a good start,
and the sub-time did not appear to be throwing his card as he's begun to likely,
some say it's because he came late through spring 20.
Nevertheless, he was trying to get high on his breaking pitches,
of which he's got a miss or two.
Not on this time, and post on one hop to Maserati's second.
It rolls to Savannah for the first time.
And Brooks hits the ball well.
A line drive, as you mentioned, one hop to Maserati in a difficult play,
and a short hop to a long hop to Maserati, what is known as an in-between hop,
a very difficult play to come up with.
Here's Rod Caru.
And listen to the story of Rod Caru, who is hitting 3-13 with six home runs and 31 RBI.
Two years ago, he was the All-Star second baseman in the Plotus-Pakley.
Last year, he was the All-Star second baseman in the Carolina League.
This year, he is the All-Star second baseman for the American League.
Caru left-handed batter.
He's the Marisela who gives him the big kick, and the ball is outside of low ball one.
Caru, a week ago, played in the first game with the Minnesota twins against the Chicago White Sox,
in their important series, but then on Saturday and Sunday,
with the second and third and fourth games, was doing military duty.
He's now back to play in the All-Star game.
Hit one of the opposite field, back goes Rue Black, on her course with the Waning Black,
and has it, after one-eighth black, and Caru is there with the second base.
And again, we didn't realize that Caru has that kind of power.
He hit it to the left field, the opposite field for him,
and Black hit the fence as he was about to catch the ball.
Early in the year, we struck Caru, and he had a lot of infield hits.
He can run very well, but since then, in the past few weeks,
the hitting of the ball hard has a few home runs, extra bases,
so he's coming around very well for Minnesota.
And now another left-handed player, Tony Oliva, steps in with two down,
and this is Caru's first inning of the All-Star game, for Mannaheim, California.
Oliva and All-Star play, this is his third shot, he has won for 10,
he's got double, he's hitting 100.
Marichel ready with his first pitch, five, all-one.
Tony is only hitting 260, but Mannaheim's Oliva in his last eight games
has 14 hits and 33 times as fast, and is hitting it a 4-24 clip.
His manager, his new manager, Calamera the Twins, has convinced he will again get 300 this year.
Marichel is ready and throws, and Oliva's back goes clear into the nice league All-Star dugout.
As he swings and misses, it is strike-lock.
And Jim, they talk about one of the secrets of a good hitter is being relaxed up at the plate,
and any time you see a hitter throw the bat, and how many does this often, too,
it means he's real relaxed, those hands and arms are very free,
he's got that nice loose grip on the bat, and yet, curving up the hit the ball powerfully.
And you saw Oliva throw that bat a long way into the dugout.
Eventually, someone picks up a white-doll and waves it back, we surrender.
One-on-one, the counter, Oliva. Two-down, first-setting, no score.
Marichel is ready with a big kick and throws this one outside. It is two-and-one.
In numbering the pitches, this seems improbable, but major league ball players, coaches, and managers will tell you
that Marichel has about eight different pitches.
If you can find his pitches with this, the torqueman will deliver.
Not on, three-quarter and overhand. Good one, now, to Oliva.
Not relatively quiet as Oliva goes for a low pitch, swings and misses, it is two-and-two.
Jim, that appeared to be the first screwball that Marichel has thrown.
Took a little bit off, and Oliva is way out in front of the pitch.
Now, I'm in kilobrew on deck.
At this time of the day, in right field, the right fielder will have a little trouble,
because the sun is just right to get in your eyes as you go over those high flies to right field.
It will also affect the first and second basers.
Marichel, this one, he has foul-tipped while Oliva, and this time as bad as fielded by Cepeda at first base.
But he did get a bit of the ball, and the count remains 2-2.
We mentioned earlier about defensive base, but in totally Oliva, it's one of the most difficult hitters there is to play in the big leagues.
He can take the inside pitch, hit it down the left field line, or he might fall out,
and he can do the same with the outside pitch, so any defensive in field play is very difficult to position yourself against a hitter like Tony Oliva.
The National League got one hit in the top of the first inning, a stretch hit.
The American League has yet to stretch, no hit, two down in the first inning.
Marichel with a 2-2 pitch.
At high, Cepeda comes off first base with the glasses down, near the seat, and watches it fall about three rows up to the right.
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Marichel against Dean Shans, in case you're just joining us, there's no score.
The National League, crying for an unprecedented Cep six-three in a row.
Marichel throws, and this one is fouled back to the screen again.
Off the end of Oliva's back.
Ed Runge, in his fourth All-Star game, the American League umpire who is behind the plate.
Shikori at first base, who is the senior man among the umpires, as far as All-Star experience is concerned, this is his Cup game.
In the row of the American League gets second, Brecht Burkhardt of the National League gets third,
Ashford of the American League down the right field line, Callacudas of the National League down the left field line.
2-2 pitch.
Now Shokoro's hard, and inside, and gets him on the corner, and strikes it off.
That's like under the ball game. No one so hits, no one's left.
At the end of one, the American League nothing, the National League nothing.
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Right now on the first spot on the top of the second, and he swings and misses on the first pitch from Dean Shantz, strike one.
Now, it will be followed by Joe Shorry and Bill Mazurowski.
The only hit of the ball game, and infield hit by Roberto Clementi, is a bounce tie to Harmon Killebrew.
Hans comes right back, outside and low, and it is one-on-one to Alan.
Richie is hitting 3-14.
And many of these National League players consider Alan the strongest man in the world to hear them talk, and there goes.
There goes back in center field, Bonnie Olivine watching the ball for the home run.
National League lead, one-nothing.
And that ball went between dead center field, which is far-oh-six, and the 3-93 side, and went way back in the bleachers.
So Jim, that ball probably carried 420 feet or better.
And, Johnny Kubek, I'm sure you will always remember that just before he hit it, you said that many consider Richie Alan the strongest man in baseball.
Jim, he's looking outside and low slider, what looks like a very good pitch, and appeared to just wave at it.
And the ball just jumped out of the ballpark.
And National League now leads one-nothing, and here's Joe Troy, always home run for himself, hitting 3-17.
Dean Chance throws hide inside the story, and it is all one.
Chance, this year, has one-eleven ball games, remember, opening for the American League round ball crew at second basal at this, tosses to Killer Brew, and that's the first out of the second inning.
And Jim, Joe Torian is way down the first place, he's not running well at all, he's looking pretty much, so he may not see much more action in this ball game.
Bill Mazurowski the batter, hitting 293, playing second base from the district, and every time I'm with you, Tony, I see Mazurowski, I can only think of the 1960 World Series.
Well, it had to be done, I'm glad it was another full-lock that hit that home run to be.
Mazurowski and Kubek, quite up there in the 1960 series. Here is Bill, hitting 293, swinging and missing, at the first pitch from Dean Chance, like one.
From as this is his seventh all-star game as sixth star, 2 for 15, getting 133 at all-star points.
And back, round ball, this is Epps or Selly at shortstop, who throws quickly the first base from there to up.
And that will bring up another shortstop, Gene Alley, Alley born and raised in Richmond, Virginia, was 27 years old yesterday.
This is his ninth season in the professional ranks, the third is the regular of the park. He had 289 last year, the best for the shortstop, and this year he has all-star shortstopped his first game, and yet he was the leading both-getter in fourth league.
Playing foul tips of all, it is strike one.
One to nothing to score, the National League leads on the leadoff home run in the second inning of Richie Allen.
Dean Chance pitching now, 2-D now.
Three quarters, this one hit the right center field, overcomes to Niggly Arrow and has it for the third half.
One run on the home run by Richie Allen, one hit, no errors, none left to score in the middle of the second.
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While we move to the bottom of the second inning and the very first man to come to the back is the man who has Richie Allen for the National League in front.
He's called for the American League in a tie. His name is Harmon Killebrew.
And Killebrew, as we said before, is setting all-star records today by being the only player that he selected to start at three different positions.
He's been on the outfield, he's been selected for third base, and today he's playing first base.
This is his seventh all-star game altogether and what a record he has. Six for 14, hitting at 4.29.
He has two home runs, and if you look back to the record books, there's nobody that has hit four home runs more frequently for times this fact, except they've root our side from Harmon Killebrew.
Killebrew and the National League wins, hitting 2.59. 22 home runs this year, leads the American League in RBI's with 62.
He was surpassed on Sunday for the American League lead in home runs by Frank Howard, and there's two of them and now has 24.
Marichael working, Killebrew, and Killebrew takes five from Marichael, and there's one left time, so they came completely off the mound.
As by many of the National League, many of the American League clubs rather, Jim, pull a complete shift on Killebrew, that is they send their second baseman over to the third base side of second.
The National League is not doing this now, although Alley is playing very strongly in the hole.
Marichael throws again high and outside of Killebrew, it is 2-0.
While Marichael, like a few other pitches, has great control. Usually control is the name of the game, and Marichael this year has struck out quite a few players on 137, but he's walked very few.
There is Frank White.
Killebrew in the past two years has become more of a smart hitter. He was a free-slinger pretty much until the last couple of years, and now he waits for his pitch.
He's not trying to pull everything, he can go the opposite field that time.
There's a broken bat, loose and back a third base, the foul is fouled, and I'm sure Tony that he broke his back, the bat boy is already out to pick it up.
It'll be 2-2 to Armin Killebrew, who now goes after a new bat.
As for Juan Marichael, as we said, 137 strikeouts this year, he has only walked 30 men.
Killebrew is now in the dugout, selecting his next bat.
Tony Kanigliaro and Charles Yosremski, two boys from the third team, off to Red Rock, will be the next to bat.
Bottom of the second inning here at Anaheim Stadium, the 38th All-Star Game to score the National League 1 on Richie Island Home Run, and the American League is nothing.
It has been said many times that these players that come to the All-Star Game would rather have three days off, don't come here to win when you see a fellow like Joe Torre behind the plate limping badly down the first base.
When you see a Daniel Lamassu as a full rib cage musk, muscle and volunteer to pitch, are you wondering how these people are when they say things like this?
Going to the Killebrew, the lead off batter in the bottom of the second inning, and Marichael taking his time with the sign, and there's Marietta.
Right on delivery foul to bat by Killebrew, it is field 2-2.
And of course, after the All-Star Game, we go into what is popularly known as the second half of the season in the American League.
White Sharks are leading by two over Detroit, two and a half over the Minnesota Plains, from Asher League to Cardinals, two and a half games up on Chicago.
Killebrew fouls another one off to the right.
It is field 2-2. The White Sharks will open their second half against Cleveland at Cleveland on Thursday, and the St. Louis Cardinals go home, and will face the Fitzburg Toss.
They find many to win the National League title. Two and two to count the Killebrew.
Overhand Fitzburg Toss, misses outside, it is three and two.
Killebrew, as we have brought up the possibility of his tying the game possibly with a home run, has not had a home run in his last 15 ball games, which for a harmonious but unusual.
Here's a free two-fitch.
Ron Paul, Richie Allen comes over from third, shoots it up, takes it down, throws the first and Killebrew is the first job in the American League second inning.
Here is Tony Konegliaro hitting 2-90.
This is Tony's first all-star game, and Tony is one of the reasons why the Red Sharks are doing so well in the American League this year.
The Red Sharks now in the first division, six games in the back of the Chicago White Sharks, then searching.
Tony has 13 home runs on the year 46 RBI, one down in the bottom of the second, and action league one, the American League nothing.
Jim now down in the American League, both, and we have the first of any kind of activity, Jim McLaughlin is beginning to warm up down there for the American League, so he may be the next pitcher for Hank Fowler.
McLaughlin, of course, from the California Angels, with five shutouts, Ian Johnly, John Leroy, Starks, leads the American League.
There's your pitches, the right center field, and then he comes in called for it, and has it with a basket catch for the second half. And that will bring up Carl Yosemke, hitting 3-24.
Yosemke last year, 16 home runs, this year, thus far, he already has 19, 56 RBI, and he's leading the league in hits with 92.
The left-handed slinger, the step in against Juan Marichel.
Takes low for Marichel, ball one. This is Carl's first start, he was selected in 1965, but was injured and did not play. He was selected again last year, but did not play.
He did play in 1963, that's a substitute. Marichel already with a 1-0 pitch.
Who's going to miss? Yosemke, it is 1-1. National League 1, and there's nothing bottom of the second, 2-0, none off.
And that was a screwball once more by Marichel, he threw several 2-0s, threw one to Yosemke that pitch, and he has it way out in the park.
Screwball breaking away from the left hand, hitter down at time, and with a good motion that Marichel has, he's throwing them quite a bit.
Juan is ready once more, and the 12-game when it throws, and strikes two as Yosemke swings.
Well, it's 8-2-3 innings now, of score to throw, and Marichel is fixed in his all-star career, and he's trying to make it 9-0.
He has won two games, remember, and could win this one, and could tie, lefty Gomez is the only man in history of one free all-star game, we shall see.
Juan Manez is just empty, strikes off, the second strike out from Marichel, and the runs go hit, no errors done left, and at the end of 2 with an actually won, the American League, nothing.
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Certain spots, a real fifth of pregame strategy holds true throughout this fall game.
One Mara Schell takes strike one, from Dean Chance, one or nothing to score, Mara Schell fits nine innings on Saturday, and beats the badgers.
Oh, he is pitching with just a couple of days away, Chance fits right in height.
Mara Schell goes for an outside pitch from all the way around, and a strike two.
And Jim, these pitchers for opposing teams have pretty much of a call, they don't knock each other down, so to speak.
They try not to side-hive each other, supposedly, but Chance has side-hived on Mara Schell's two consecutive times, two breaking walls,
three-quarters, and Robinson backs up a third for the ground ball, and throws the killer bird first, and Mara Schell is the first stop, in the double the third.
That will bring up Lou Brot, the ground is third back in the first inning.
And Ashley leaves on the second inning lead off home run by Richie Allen, the scores one and nothing.
Freehand behind the plate, killer bird first, true with second, after Sully at short,
Robinson at third, is French in left, Aliva in center, caniglia all in right.
Dean Chance for pitcher, ready to work to the left-handed hitting, Lou Brot.
Brot takes strike one, and that was right down the middle.
True is coming from his second base position, you almost half way depth.
Looks Robinson on the fake run attempt by Brock, and the last pitch was about halfway between home plate and third base,
so they're playing him for a tremendous speed.
Gombal Karoo, over to his right, has it, and throws low to killer-oo, but he digs it off for the second half.
That will bring up Roberto Cremetti, who has one of the two hits that the National League All-Stars have.
Cremetti was a shot right, on or just in front of a place that hot-pie killer-oo had it.
No one was covering first base, and Cremetti, who has seeded of his own,
heated off for hit, later was forced by Hank Aaron.
The sun has gone in momentarily, and the storm would tell this step,
it is dropped to the green temperature, it is now 91.
Hank Aaron on deck as Cremetti steps in. Cremetti will be 33 years old next month.
Five from Gene Shantz, ball one, hitting 381 in all-star play before the game, he's already won for one.
He is 9 for 22 as an all-star player.
And Gene, you're here hitting instructors, talk about certain basics fundamentals,
not pulling your head or stepping out of the box or stepping in the bucket.
And Cremetti is one of those players that violates many of these fundamentals.
He steps in the bucket, hits the ball hard to the opposite field, I guess.
For some of the old-timers, it's reminiscent of the Nell Oss.
Right one, and stands ready to work again on the one-on-one pitch,
and this one again catches the outside corner, it is one and two.
Cremetti with two down on the third, it's nationally won, American League is nothing.
This, of course, will be the last inning that Gene Shantz can work.
Outside and low this time, Shantz could lose the ball game,
hopefully, of course, the American League can rally in the bottom of air third against Walmart as well.
So many of the types of hitters that can look very bad on a breaking ball away from him and Lowell,
and the very next pitch, you'll go out and lightly hit it to the opposite field out of the park.
He's very difficult to pitch, you have to mix them up.
This is the 2-2 pitch, and this one is outside and low, hopping by freehand, and it is three and two.
There's not been a walk in the ball game yet.
Gene Shantz this year has struck out 115 and walked 40.
And like Marichela, it struck out 137 and walked 30.
He does have pretty good control, all-doorless control.
That's got Shantz in trouble last Friday night in the ninth inning against the Chicago White Sox,
and he has a 2-1 earn run, and has lost 2-1 to the White Sox in an important game.
Three and two to count now with Slametting, waiting for 3-2 pitch from Gene Shantz.
Lowell, upstairs to the right.
Still freehand, the quite captured behind the place for the American League was the hitterly All-Star Press Conference yesterday
when discussing trying to catch Gene Shantz.
Naturally, it's quite difficult for a catcher to step in and catch if the kid that he's not caught before is Slametting.
He strikes out, first strike out, first hand, and so on, so hits, so errors.
Not left, in the middle of the first, an action league won, and the American League nothing.
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In Simpson-Mattonecoubeck and Buddy Blatner, we're moving to the bottom of the third inning.
Bill Frehan, Rico Petrucelli, and I am sure Alpencitter for a billion cents.
Dan's believe the ball game.
Having given up two hits, one run, struck out one, and lost no one.
And unless the American League ties it up or goes ahead, he could be the losing pitcher.
Here's Bill Frehan of the Detroit Tigers, the catcher hitting 275,
leaving off against Juan Marichel on the bottom of the third.
Marichel ready with his first pitch, and it's out of play, strike one.
Frehan was born and raised in Detroit.
The player represented him once at the University of Michigan for a couple of years,
got a big bonus, about $100,000.
But then went back to Michigan on the offseason and got his degree.
This is his fourth all-star game in his second start.
He's two for three at bat, hitting 667.
Last year, he had 12 home runs all year. This year, he's got 12 already.
Marichel ready with the strike one pitch.
Got on this time and fouled again, up to three, and back to the plate, and it strikes two.
Bill Frehan, last year, the last couple of years, has hit 234.
Three years ago, he hit over 307.
Last couple of years, he's been hit by Pitchfalt a couple of times.
When he hit 307, he was hit 10-11 times.
This year, with another good year, he has already been hit 12 times in the first half of the season.
He's like Pitchfalt, Marichel, he's called out on strikes.
Jim McLaughlin continues to warm up for the American League,
and looks like he will be the next pitcher that Hank Farrell will use.
For the National League, Ferguson Jenkins, the right-hander of the Chicago Cubs, has gotten up,
so it looks like he will be manager Walter Austin's second strike for the Mound Duty.
Here's Rico Pettuselli.
Garce McLaughlin, as we said, is from the California Angels, and a favorite on with rest,
and Ferguson Jenkins is the most rested man for the National League.
The goalie is on deck now.
Hi, Pettuselli.
It could be that Rico Pettuselli would have bruised wrists, some thought that he would not.
He could go out, and the goalie coming in to bat for being chance could stay in, but we'll see.
Here's the one ballpitch.
Get high in the air, a chance for Bill Mazurowski in the short right field.
The second baseman backs up, and has it for the second half.
The applause is for Jim Fragosi.
Let's judge stuff. Now, the California Angels, who's home here, of course, is in Anaheim, California.
Fragosi stepping in to bat for Dean Chan, sitting at 280 with 7-home runs, 24 RBI.
This is Jim's third all-star game. He started in 64, and he played last year.
He's hitting 167 all-star play with one for this.
Fragosi does have power, as we said he already has 7-home runs.
Thumbs up with 2 down on the bottom of the third, and Ashley leading 1-0 on Richie Allum's home run on the second.
Air shell ready with a side-arm pitch strike walk.
Fragosi is one of the fine young players that has come along at the American League for a long time,
and of course the Angels have many of these good young players on their ball clubs.
Fragosi can hit with Howard Eaterfield, has great range at short,
has a ball pull down the left field line. Another side-arm pitch for Marichael,
that Fragosi got out in front of and lined very deep for Traus.
It is strike two. Fragosi, of course, is seen with Bobby Cannat, the second baseman for the Angels,
and they form this fine-to-double-play combination, as you'll ever want to see,
breaking very close to Dean Alliam, Bill Maserati of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Down on the third, he strikes Fragosi the bench-shitter for Dean Cannat.
Marichael throws an off-feed-fit, it stays low, and goes right through the legs of Joe Chorri.
Chorri was injured in a run-down, and Joe now goes out, as though, I would imagine,
and he was caught up on the signs, but Marichael waved at him, and Joe is now coming back.
Joe was injured in a run-down play against the Phillies a couple of weeks ago,
and missed part of few games of the brave. He was stepped on, back to the bench.
One and two now, the count for Fragosi.
Marichael with another, so far, brilliant, all-star pitching effort.
He's allowed no hits, struck out free. Side-arm, low, gets away from Chorri, it's two-two.
And Jim, now I believe they're going to have a conference with Pittsburgh for the last one.
Joe Chorri stepped out to his right, as though he were going to receive a breaking ball,
and the ball went off to his left. Marichael threw a fastball.
Once again, he stepped out his right for the breaking ball, and the ball bounced off his chest protector.
He got another fastball, so they're getting their signs straightened out right now.
Two and two to come. Let's see how.
National League One, American League Nothing, Dean Chance has completed his chores.
Juan Marichael can pitch no longer after this, and Tony has pointed out, most likely Jim McLaughlin.
Now the California Angels will come into pitch for the American League,
Ferguson Jenkins of the Chicago Cup, for the National.
Here's the two-two pitch, the side-arm delivery, road right back through the hole,
and there's the first hit off Marichael.
Fragosi takes the turn at first, and he comes back with a sink.
And if you don't think that these Anaheim fans, like that, just look into this squad.
That brings up Brooks Robinson with two down and a third,
and Robinson does that, sir, eight home runs this year, 32 RBI.
And the American League fans, as Tony said here at Anaheim, come to life.
Their teams are training one-to-nothing strike one on the outside, caught up from Marichael.
The American League has lost its last four all-star encounters in a row, and is training one-to-nothing right now.
Like one pitch from Marichael, it's high. It is one-on-one to Brooks Robinson.
And Becker's Rob Drew should he get pretend.
Now the center's come back out again, but the temperatures dropped another degree,
it is now nighty. It was nighty two at game time.
There goes for Josie Gromvall. Overcomes Richie Allen.
The third-person has Brooks Robinson by two or three steps for the third out.
No Marichael is all through having given up one hit, striking out three and allowing no run.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one left.
At the end of three, an actually won the American League, nothing.
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All regularly scheduled programs canceled to bring you the All-Star Game on WNBC, AM & FM, New York.
Back at Anaheim Stadium as the 38th All-Star Game continues, we have pitching changes and changes of field, and 30 of boats.
And they're boats from the Angels, by the way. Here's also the voice of the California Angels, Buddy Blattman.
Tim, thank you. Traveled out of the top half of any number forward, and actually gone top one to nothing.
In the batter's box, Hank Aaron, he's over one in the ballgame. And on the mound, 23-year-old redhead, freckle-faced right-handed, Jim McLaughlin.
A winner of eight and a loser of two, so far this year for the Angels.
Hank Aaron, a slashing tight bidder up there in the picture. He's taken high for ball one.
Underway in the top half of any number forward.
Hank Aaron, born in Mobile, now lives in Wisconsin, and is 14th Major League season at the age of 33. Already he has collected better than 2500 hits.
And a fish. It's a curve, it's a beauty, it spins in, and evens the count of ball one is right one.
So Hank Aaron, still going strong at 33, should reach the 3,000-hit plateau in his great career.
That's what's one of my cards. A diving shot by Fred Dopey, and Jim can't make a play.
Fred Dopey now starts diving for third base. He's got this one off.
So a part of play for Jim is the base hit for Hank Aaron.
Hank is on. He has a stolen base in this ballgame.
And here comes the baby bull. Orlando's defeated. Big, wrong right-handed hitter.
He operates McClose Sands and has that bat right down on the end. He has the little pop straight away, and of course, the...
Getting 356 this year in his 10th Major League season.
Orlando Sopeta. The curve ball is up to two high for ball one.
Nobody out here in the top of the fourth inning. And Hank Aaron in first base.
An extra-legant bat and they lead one to nothing.
Sopeta with a 307 lifetime mark.
Led the league in home runs with 46 back in 1961. The pitch to him. Slung on a ground ball.
Third base. Brooks Robinson in the second one. The first base.
And they get a pair. Well done.
And a great pivot here by Rodney Caru. The rookie second base of Minnesota Quinn.
The double play started by Brooks Robinson.
And ball can he handle that. Leathered his third base.
That's about right, but he's of course talking about the flop and you see it off a lot of him.
And he has a low ball pitch. He has a very good sinker.
And of course, he gets a lot of ground balls and his in-fielders get a lot of double play chances.
Certainly does. This young man has come of age since spring training.
Here's the guy who has made the difference in the ball game. Richie Allen.
Fireball right-handed hitter. He homers. And the floor reaches the right center in the second.
He takes a breaking ball for strike one.
Richie Allen. And the next pitch. Swung on. He flares this one foul and on a play down the right field line.
It will settle in the lower gear. Strike two.
Richie Allen.
Oh, in his fourth year now, the Major League.
Commands a salary of $75,000.
The most ever paid a man in his fourth year of Major League play.
Third ball. And kind of weighs it this way.
Striking out. And cruising right to the top of the fourth inning in here.
Gentlemen, welcome. Strikeout number one for Jim.
In the top of the fourth inning, the National League no runs.
They picked up a hit and nobody left on base.
Store at the end of three and a half. The National League won. The American League, nothing.
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Moving down to the bottom of the fourth inning, again, buddy's left.
Alright Jim, thank you. And on the mound for the National League, the Tall Lean Right-Hander.
Ferguson Jenkins, he's 6'5", gets a lot of leverage. He needs to throw hard.
23 years of age, makes his home in Canada, Ontario.
First man he'll face here, the last half of inning number four, will be Rob Caru.
And what a job this young man has done.
Rob Caru, who was born in Panama and then moved into New York.
High school age, and a rather strange thing too.
Rob Caru was picked up by a Minnesota scout, playing in Central Park.
And was picked up by a part-time scout who was a policeman.
And it was his area of Central Park in New York.
And he has told me to me to stop this pair of hands that I have seen in a long, long time.
He has outstanding speed, good back control.
But defensively, those soft hands and a good arm.
Right-hand buddy, rather, and of course, Caru is, as you mentioned, very fast hit from the left side.
And Caru has been timed in the 100-yard dash in less than 9.7 seconds, so he can fly.
And this National League defense will have to state him in close.
Rob Caru.
All right, here we go. We view playing the last half of inning number four, Rob Caru, at the plate.
And his rookie tour through the American League is average at 3.13.
He's all for one in this ballgame, sending Lou Brock to the wall for his long drive in the first.
Ferguson Jenkins is on the mound.
And the big rod henna delivers a pitch of swung on it high in the air down the right field line.
Foul territory, and this one will grip out of play.
A buddy in pursuit, but no chance for this one.
Strike one to Rob Caru to be followed by Tony Oliva and then Harmon Killebrew.
Ferguson Jenkins has been a release pitcher for the Chicago Cubs and manager Leo DeRotra first.
The beginning of this year and all of last year, but with Kenny Holstman and Wolfhander going into the service,
Jenkins has been put into the starting rotation and done very well.
He certainly has done just that. And his next pitch.
The curve ball bounces up there and gets away from Torrey, and the cop moves on now to Paul 1 and strike one on Rob Caru.
The outfield is about straight away.
The difference in the ball game, the home run by Richie Allen in the second.
Nice to leg one, the American leg nothing.
And now the 1-1 delivery. Swung on a ground wall, foul outside first base, and this one close to the line.
Ball one and strike two.
Well the American league kind of talking about this year because they won in 1937, 1947 and 1957.
So they think possibly, the forearm rolls through, they could capture this one, and they trail by a run.
Jenkins ready and the big man delivers.
But just swung on and rolls foul back towards the base of the three.
No change in the count at 12, one and strike two, nobody out and nobody on.
Play here in the last half of any number four.
Jenkins pretty much is a fast ball pitcher. He tries to overpower the hitters.
Although this year he has come up with a little bit of a full curve which has made a much more effective.
The river's outside now and the count level is just two and two on Rob Caru.
Rob now asking for the Rosenberg.
I can remember this spring.
His manager, the manager of Jenkins, Leo DeRotter telling us that this young man was going to be awfully good.
And last year with Philadelphia and the Cums, Jenkins a sixth game winner.
He has come on strong as predicted.
But just swung on foul back up towards the press box.
It's wall two and strike two.
Rob Caru is going to be taken away up there at home plate.
The manager of the California Angels, Bill Rigney, the coaches box is third.
And the press, the little guy and flutter guy, Eddie Sankey, the manager of the white box now in first place in the American League, the coach at first base.
Ed Runge who lives in San Diego, working behind the plate.
And the pitch.
Swung on. This will get high in the air.
In the center field it belongs to Hank Aaron.
Hank is under it.
And Hank's under this one for Rob number one.
Here comes Tony Oly.
Tony, the strikeout victim in the first.
Tony from Cuba, six feet two. He weighs 190 pounds, 26 years of age.
He led the American League in hitting his first two years.
Last year he was second.
A lifetime average in the American League of 318. He's a great one.
Takes a big change of pace outside, looks it over well. It's wall one.
One out of nobody on the last half of the fourth inning.
Aliva got off to a very full start. This year mainly through injury problems.
All ribcage muscles, whole muscle is legs, various other injuries.
He started to hit in about the last two or three weeks.
He's gotten his average up considerably.
He's just a good hitter, Tony. He'll be up there when the season is over.
And now Jenkins spends a curve ball across.
Even the counted ball one in strike one.
Jenkins quickly ready and the one one delivery.
Swung on in a long wave.
Wow, upstairs down the right field line.
Wall one in strike two.
After one thing a year, mid-season the stadium just becomes engulfed with straightness.
For the American League missing badly, Frank Robinson and Al Kline
have two top hitters in the American League. They're both out with injuries.
The next delivery.
And Tony Aliva kind of clicks this when Fowler stays on the left.
He just crazed it away.
So he stays alive up there. Wall one in strike two.
Tony Aliva is a good low ball, low fastball hitter.
Also a pretty good off-season catch hitter.
He can hit the breaking wall and the slider.
What most possible try to do,
I don't know if the California Angels do too,
try to jam him, hit him inside on the fist with high fastball.
He has the ability to follow these pitches off though many times as he did this last one.
That's right. That wide spread same.
He'll go to the opposite field.
Now, this is feeling the ground ball up the middle into center field for a base hit.
Tony Aliva is on.
That is hit number two for the American League.
The other one, a base hit, nice up the middle by Jim Fragosi in the third.
Here is Harman Killebrew.
Big man of the Minnesota twins.
And he is some kind of big strong.
5 feet 11, 210 pounds.
Harman now 31 years of age in his 11th full season in the Major League.
He has collected already 336 home runs.
Five times he has hit 40 or more home runs in a season.
And four times he has hit the American League.
He swings it a curve, gets a piece of this and then files it back towards the base of the screen.
Black one, the Killebrew.
And if you play here in the last half of any number four, one out and Tony Aliva without standing,
feet at first base.
On back, Tony Kinningley-Harrows.
Killebrew, none for one in the ball game.
That's right away there.
And that's squeezing the shot out of that fat handle.
This is those calling cards for Tony Aliva throwing by Jenkins, driving Tony back to the bag.
The outfield, front toward left and deep.
And the curve ball and he plants this one far up on the screen.
It gets up there towards the front box.
Strike two.
And I think Harman would like to have that pitch back, buddy, because it was a breaking ball that Jenkins got up in his eyes
and he had a very good cut at it.
It was out in front of it perfectly, but just got under it slightly.
So far so right.
He was a little bit off balance.
Aliva.
Not a commanding lead off for his face.
That's a fast ball thrown by Jenkins.
Wall one and strike two.
The biggest crowd ever.
Mannaheim stadium, good total around 46,000.
Rakey stuff outside.
It's wall two and strike two on Killebrew.
Deep at third base is Richie Allen.
So we have quite a contrast now in the pitching combinations from the starter.
Mara, Shell and Chance with a lot of motion.
Two men working now with more fluid delivery.
Cliter over the outside corner, he's got them looking.
And that is strikeout number one for Ferguson Jenkins.
There comes Tony Canigliereau.
Tony would like to have this guy's chance as far as the career is concerned on his fourth year in the major league at the age of 22.
Buddy, I'd like to have John in my entire nine year major league career, what he's done in just his short two.
He's hit a lot of home runs as an ideal ballpark for him.
A good full hitter and he can hit that fence in Fenway Park.
He certainly can.
84 home runs this first three years.
Her ball is too low.
Wall one, there are two odds and Tony will leave at first base.
In action, league one, the American league nothing.
Way in the lab, sad with any number four.
Now Tony goes over to his first base coach, Eddie Stankett, he gets straight on some signs.
He possibly, healthy missed the steal sign from the third base coach, Bill Rigney.
So, he's got it straightened out.
That ball that Tony Canigliereau is inside for ball two.
Tony is over one, flying out to Roberto Coletti in shallow life center field in the second.
The outfield is a source of respect in his power.
They're about straight away.
They just a bit into left center, is the centerfielder Aaron.
They do nothing but the runner starts to pitch his best to go to second base.
They're going again, he's on a second base.
That wraps it up for the American league here in the last half, hitting number four.
No runs, a base hit and no one left on base.
And it's toward the end of four.
Nice to league all stars, one of the American league all stars, nothing.
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We roll right along in this little game.
It's now the top half of hitting number five.
The National League on top one's enough.
It's a difference.
The home run by Ricky Allen in the second.
He really pumped that one hard.
Over the wall in deep right center field and into the bleachers.
Joe Torrey at the plate.
The catchers of the Atlanta Braves.
Our right-handed hitter, McCloff and the Leverage.
Here's a ground ball at Jim Frigoti.
A nice big convenient hop and Jim throws out stories.
Who is lucky, you saw him out by forty feet.
One man away, bringing about Bill Mazurotti.
Bill is over at one of the ball games.
He bounced off to the shortstop at that time.
Rico Petroselli in the second.
From Greensburg, Pennsylvania, Bill Mazurotti.
In his 12th major league season at the age of 30.
Here's a cherry ball thrown here by Jim McLaughlin.
Strike one.
Dean Stance, cheering through the first three,
gave up one run.
The home run by Ricky Allen.
The next delivery by the redhead.
He's pumped it right down the middle.
He threw it hard for strike two.
Jim McLaughlin, the age of 23.
It's Cumberbane as a major league pitcher.
The two strike delivery, swung on a ground ball at Frigoti,
digs it out, straightens up,
and throws out Mazurotti.
Two outs here in the top of the fifth inning.
And here comes Gene Alley.
The young man who has come on strong in the past two years.
From Richmond, Virginia.
And Dean was 27 years of age yesterday.
All splendid right handed it here.
Two outs and nobody on the top of the fifth.
Alley is over one.
Fetched by McLaughlin, the curve,
over the outside corner.
Strike one over the outer edge of the plate for strike one.
Mary Walker, the coach of third.
Herman Slanks at first base.
Mass wall, he had him jammed,
but it's inside, ball one in strike one.
How do you see so many pitchers come up
in your tenure as a broadcaster
and see so many with the great ability that McLaughlin,
but he seems to have that quality of maturity
that's poison on the mound, nothing seems to rattle him.
And that has come about in only the past three months, Tony.
Still a young man that's thrown the ball hard
without much of a purpose.
He had never had command of the ball game,
and now he does. He's nice and free and easy out there.
The count two and one on Alley the next pitch.
And he thunders it down the middle.
And the redhead's thrown hard.
Ball two and strike two.
He's seemingly put it all together in the months of May.
And it's unusual this young man is now in his sixth year
of professional pitchings.
And always it's kind of flopped around.
The two-two pitch, curve ball,
fouled back and out of play by Gene Alley.
No change in the count as wall two and strike two.
There are two out here on the top of the fifth inning.
Nicely, Guadani, American League, nothing.
McLaughlin seems to be indicative of what's happening
to this entire California ball club, doesn't he buddy?
This whole ball club could be shut up.
They are coming of age.
They're putting things together and winning a lot of ball games.
They sure are. They won twenty-six, twenty-four
and last thirty-five.
There's this in-foot ball strike three.
So McLaughlin records strikeout number two
and makes the league down without commotion here
in the top of the fifth inning, down in order
and nothing to cross in the score.
At the end, the four and a half makes the league one
and the American League nothing.
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Tony can equally arrow waves at a curve doesn't get it strike one Tony is over one now
Captain for the National League Tom Haller at San Francisco Giants
Galea Fenske to follow another curve same result one on and missed by Tony it's like two
Ferguson Jenkins is on the mound big right-handed pitcher for Chicago's Cubs
after the angels have won 25 of their last 33
that just one on it high in the air back towards the screen in pursuit Tom Haller
looks up and this one lands atop the screen and the cap remains back to
funny we've got a little more activity in the American League's goal and a left-hander
Gary Peters of the White Sox has begun the throw down there so he may be the next
pitcher for manager Hank Bauer
the parade of talent continues it's like you on Tony can equally arrow
Jenkins now on top of the man looks in to accept the sign from Tom Haller and the
two-strike delivery one on and missed he got him on strike
I got number two for Jenkins no Tony it is kind of strange with all this awesome
display of power and talent on hand still the command of the game is that little
patch of real estate right out there in the center of the dialer. The pitcher seemed to control in games like this. That's about right and of course I saw the
Los Angeles Dodgers beat the New York Yankee ball club. Four games straight on the
strength of their pitching and of course that was the year that Merrith had a good
year Manel had a good year Howard had a good year so that's good pitching will
usually beat that good hitting. Carl Yatremke now to play the left one foul on the first
base line for strike one. Carl a strikeout victim in the second facing Juan Merrith
Michelle the next celebrity. This one grabbed the outer end. He fell high for strike two and Jenkins tough and hard.
All in two to Carl Yatremke. Now in his seventh year of play with the Boston Red Sox
he's 27 years of age. The curve is low. All one strike two. And Yatremke a complete ball player.
A great outfielder with a strong throwing arm and he has speed. A hundred thousand dollar bonus baby.
That time he attended the University of Notre Dame. Best ball outside. It's two and two. One out of nobody on the last half of the fifth inning.
The National League won the American League nothing. Yatremke has never had this good home run start and apparently he's
pulling the ball more this year. He's gotten away from trying to hit that left field fence and ten ways hard.
Absolutely. A line drive towards center field. Aaron comes in the ball gets high. Yatremke towards second base.
And he'll check you in there. And quite likely he's out of this as a double.
As a line drive to another ball in that towards center field. Hank Aaron came in trying to pick it off his shoes off.
He gets away from it. It'll be a double for Carl Yatremke. Yes. You know you were mentioning Tony about him
throwing the ball. He is now. He has always previously gone into the opposite field. His high is amazing.
Ligur is 20 home runs. And already this year he is selected 19. The tying run now at second base and one out.
Tying run being carried by Yatremke. Bill Freehand at the plate. He checks his swing and takes loan outside for ball one.
Freehand struck out in the third. Bill off to a good start this year. The past two seasons he has just been battered and beaten to a pulp.
With injuries. Periodically and damaging injuries for the past two years. An outstanding receiver is Bill Freehand.
Her ball misses the outside corner. Two and a O to Bill Freehand.
The reason you have activity now in the bullpen is Jim McLaughlin is scheduled next.
They two and nothing fits. Over the inside corner and Bill Freehand not real happy with the call made here by the play down fire and run.
Ball two and strike one. Now the American League home run leaders. In fact the major league home run leader is Frank Howard who is not selected to play in the
dream game. But his swing on it popped up. Shallow and left field and zipping back on the outfield grass is Gene Alley and he puts this one away for out number two.
Here comes the mix.
Nicky Matlin. That's from Nunnidip response from the fans here in Black Dallas. Banned innovation for Nicky Matlin.
Nicky Matlin. You know Tony manager Walter Alton of the National League now. I think you're a nice thing. He is called a conference at the mound and I believe this is called primarily to allow all these fans to just have open vent of their emotions regarding
Nicky Matlin to give him the the ovation of the course he so rightly deserves at the age of 36 now and his 17th year of play with the Yankees.
Buddy another thing about that is manager Walter Alton is playing to win also and he wants to go out to talk to Jenkins. There is a base open.
The man on second base with two outs, a right hander coming up to that after man, little for Gulfies. But Alton also knows that these people want to see Nicky here.
So let's see what the season he made. That's right. Nicky Matlin. Deep in the batter's box. He swings and doesn't get it if that falls at own potential.
One strike one. Nicky Matlin better than 500 home runs in his tremendous career and makes it now and will take daddy on 600. He's feeling good this year playing at first base. That's more alone away.
Ragosi on deck should man'll keep things going here in the last half of the fifth. He outfields towards right empty.
Fastball. One hundred missed by the Mc and he had a violent swing at this one. Fastball about letter high. His ball won. Strike two. So Mc had one caught in mind. Put the American League on top. Two to one.
And Nicky Matlin hitting for Jim McLaughlin. And young Jim working two innings in this ball game giving up no runs only one hit. And facing but six men in two innings. Striking out a pair.
We are. Left hander from Houston has begun to warm up now. Buddy in the National League's bullpen. And the two to two fish.
Fastball on the outside corner and Matlin pulled out the crisis. Back in for the American League in the last half of the fifth inning. And strike out number three for Ferguson Jenkins.
No runs. The base is doubled by Eugenio M.F. Donvay and the score at the end of five remains. The National League All-Stars won the American League All-Stars. Nothing.
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Well back to action out the big A. Anaheim stadium in Anaheim California. It's a one to nothing bargain. The National League and Gary Peter left hander.
The Chicago White Sox is now on the mound.
Now coming out of the dugout buddy I'll let you tell who it is. I hope they'll know from your applause in just a moment to say hey guys it's Willie May.
Ferguson Jenkins now to play it on the mound Gary Peter. So for this year Gary is one in and lost for fastball.
Grab the outer edge for Black One.
Peters has a very good thinker also a hard slider and he's a big slow overhand curve ball and a lot of left hand hitters.
Ningen kind of wants to kick up and throw hard. He throws a fastball right on by Jenkins here for strike two.
The two Mays to follow.
The two strike pitch is on the way to curve ball. This one gets away from Gary. Throw a tie and away. All one in strike two.
The top of the sixth. Each floor clap with three hits. But the big one won an excellent home run hit by Richie Allen.
They leave things off in the second. And Jenkins now walking back for a new weapon.
Don't think he'd be that strong. Don't need to check his swing and break a bat.
I couldn't see. Possibly there was some tape on the handle of his bat that was too close to the barrel of the bat against regulations.
And Ed Rungy the plate umpire saw something wrong. Obviously had to send Ferguson Jenkins back to the dugout.
All right we're set to go. Ball one is right to Jenkins.
Gary Peters delivers.
And again the curve ball slips out of the side of his hand. Traveling high and away for ball two. It's two and two.
He's right handed all the way and fits one on and he flares this one foul into the dugout. The next to the league all-stars scattered a little talent.
Peters has that plenty of rest. We saw him pitch the ball game against the Minnesota twins in Comiskey Park, Coyote.
So he's in the right field. Back goes to Nigliao near the track to capture this one.
And Jenkins gets a good beat for the ball. There's a long way into the right field. Here comes Willie May.
That's a good one.
That's a ball that's above the knee towards the outer edge for strike one.
Willie better than 4,600 hits in his great career. 542 home runs as he began the season.
Back ball one not in this. A little close to this bat ball up around the letters of Willie May. One out. Nobody on.
The top of the sixth.
Willie May now lives in San Francisco. He was born in Alabama.
Back ball got him on strike. Just got a neatly mid-outside corner and just above the knees of Willie.
So his pattern here was in and out and up and down. Moved the ball around in an excellent fashion against Willie May.
And for Gary Peters that is strikeout number one. And here comes Roberto Clemente. An infield base hit in the first.
With a big chance on the amount of that time, he'll have mesmerized and then go over to cover it.
Although I think with the speed of Clemente he would have beaten it anyway.
Roberto Clemente.
And outstanding hit it. One of the very best.
He takes inside ball one. It's only mentioned previously. So many different hitting styles on display by these talented men today.
There's no one set way.
Thanks Clemente. Low sun conventional.
He swings a pilot swing here and drives his foul up against the screen. It's ball one and strike one.
It's good for the young men. I think around the country too to see a ball game like this. Only because they then see that there is no set and patented way to walk to the plate and go about the work of hitting.
That's right buddy. A young boy has to realize his own capabilities. It's great. Everything else has to be considered. So he has to use the skill that he was given.
And the strike two on Roberto Clemente. He's been actually in the top of the six with two outs and nobody on. All one strike two to count in the fifth for the left handers.
And clearly that's a few. He's got him looking. Right guard. Number two. So Jerry Peters knocked down an actually in order here in the top of the six.
Three up straight on. Nothing to draw.
And to start the end of five and a half. The National League one and the American League nothing.
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Some changes defensively for the National League as the American League comes to bat down the last 10 to 6.
Willie Mays is now stationed in Centrifield in Hank Aaron and has moved around the left.
In the batters box for the American League Jim Frigosa. Jim is number one.
And taken to Liberty Hill and Jim takes five. Ball one.
Park frog of the Angels Jim Frigosa. Still a young man but down his 60 year of Major League play at the age of 25.
And buddy looking over the American League race who would have thought the Angels would be in the position they are right now as the same goes for the Boston Red Sox.
Actually they've got some fine young ball players and they're threatening for a pennant.
That's right. Now ball one is strike one to Jim.
Yet the Angels buried in last place on June the 7th.
Good thinking fastball thrown here by Jenkins. Jim swings over it and the count is one and two.
Brooks Robinson will follow and then Rod Karoo. Ferguson Jenkins on the mound doing quite a job.
Juan Marichel works the first three. Jim swings in a bad ball doesn't get it.
He strikes out. Strike out number four for Jenkins. Here comes Brooks Robinson.
Brooks no luck in two tries. Slight is rolled out of the infield.
Well the National League Bob Gibson is up now buddy in the bullpen so we'll see if Walter Austin will use him.
The curve ball is long on in mid. By Brooks Robinson and Brooks he had his pitch there.
He was thrown high by Jenkins. And Brooks was in full this kind of swing right on through it. Strike one.
Next pitch is one on a long drive in the left field. The ball blocks me not holding. It is gone.
It's a home run and a brand new game.
So Brooks Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles. They're great third basemen. Sales one out of here in left field.
And it's a one to one ball game. So it's been a long ball out here.
The National League run a home run by Richie Allen. So Brooks Robinson gets the American League on board
and they draw even down this ball game in the last half for six this one and one.
And the curve swings and flares it all foul. On the left field side the mezzanine section.
Strike one.
Buddy the high breaking ball that Robinson got and you said was his pitch and he just missed.
He got right back once more and hit it out of the ballpark.
He sure did. The curve is none for two. He swings. Got a bad ball here. Try to check his swing but he figures on this one for strike two.
And the one ball game the last half of the six. One out. Donnie Oliva will follow.
And Jenkins ready now. The two strike delivery. Trying away. One and two.
Rob Caru at the age of 21 and a rookie. Makes the American League all star team. It's quite a story.
Quite a rise. It's fame for this young man who now makes his home in New York.
Extremely pleasant young man I might end. Curb ball is low at two and two.
Because he was reared in Panama he speaks Spanish of course but he's always gone to English speaking schools.
So he's fluent in both Spanish and English.
Caru wearing a golf glove on his left hand with so many of the players who even in this hot weather.
And now Curb ball is hung on and missing. Caru is down on strikes.
He puts strikeout records for Ferguson Jenkins. He puts strikeout number five in the book.
Here is Tony Oliva. Tony is one for two. He is strikeout.
And then Rolls one through the middle into center field for a base hit facing Jenkins in the fourth inning.
Now the last half of the sixth.
The bat ball fails high and away to this left handed hitter Ball one.
The golf glove that so many hitters wear is about to say they wear them in the cold weather to keep the sting out of their bats.
But they start off rather well at the plate. It becomes a superstition I think.
That's right. Curb ball waved out here by Tony Oliva. Ball one and strike one.
And some will tell you they get a better grip on the bat too.
That's possibly what I needed in 20 years too late.
The one one pitch. He threw this one by him.
And a feeble swing by Tony Oliva. And evidently guessing wrong.
And it's all one and strike two and Jenkins has had good stuff. He made one bad pitch.
Ah Curb ball to Brooks Robinson. And Brooks they cleared the wall in left field.
Now a one to one ball game. And this has been a honey.
They won two pitch. Curb ball he gets a piece of this one and pounds it out of the glove to catch it.
Tom Heller stays alive up there. No change in the count. It's all one and strike two.
We were talking about the fairness of this ballpark buddy.
And I was talking to some of these hitters from both leagues about the background.
It's a very good background.
It is that tremendous canvas in dead center field. Needed a tee three.
I'll leave a pile to pitch away. This ball is way inside.
Now players from all ball clubs that Tony and we've experienced this now in two years here in Anaheim.
They love to play here. The temperature is just about right in the evenings at around 65 degrees. 70.
And it is a fair ballpark. It's a gorgeous ballpark in its tropical setting. Complete with palm trees and all.
Fastballs. One run and miss. And Jenkins.
Right down to Tony O'Leary. They strike out number six for him. So Jenkins working three and he strikes out six.
Here in the last half of the season.
Well the American League one run on one yes. The home run by Brooks Robinson and no one left on base.
And the score at the end of six now reads the American League one and the National League one.
Well right now let's take a break and talk about another kind of excitement.
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Now this is a big contact for you. Big on luxury and comfort. With home padded seats and full type of things.
The dart and why the lineup is big too. There are two door hard tops. Two and four door sedans.
And of course the one way of getting out in the sun. The ever popular dodge dart convertible.
And now speaking of excitement. Have you seen the new dart GP hard top?
It comes with the things that you would expect a Ford car to have. Like bucket seats and center console.
And a choice of spirited engine. Up to the optional four barrel 273 cubic inch V8.
So pick yourself a dart. Any dart. It's the quickest way out of the dull driving rush.
The dart looks like fun and it certainly is. The price? Well that's the only small thing about a dodge dart.
So see you soon at your dodge dart. The good guys in the white hat.
At the end of six it needs to play. The National League one, the American League one.
We're set for action now in the top of the seventh. And again we call it for you here comes Jim Simpson.
Thank you Bob Lappner. Dick McCallup. It's the new second baseman for the American League.
His manager Hank Nahr makes still another change. Hank Aaron. His base Gary Peters.
And now the first one off the chest of woods Robinson that lifts us up with it and throws him out.
And Aaron hit the ball very well but Robinson got in trouble with the ball hurriedly.
Knocked it down and was able to throw up the police foot at Henry Aaron. As Orlando's competitor comes up
letters complete the pitching record of Arguson Jenkins.
Now one run on Brook Robinson Holm-Lon free hits six strikeouts and six strikeouts ties him with some pretty exclusive companies.
After Orlando takes his first pitch we'll see what happens. It's outside ball one from Peters.
In 1934 Carl Hubble struck out 34 or rather six. In 1943 Johnny Vandemere struck out six.
And in 1950 Larry Janssen struck out six. Now up to the right by Sopeta to add one more.
Ferguson Jenkins the fourth man in all-star history to strike out six in his tenure on the mound.
One to one to score one down to the seventh. Sopeta was grounded into a double play and grounded the first base to bat.
Larry Peters in his second inning for the fastball catches the inside corner and it's one and two.
As we remarked as we came on the air was one for twenty one and all-star play before today.
He's now one for twenty three. And of course a much better hitter than that.
Richie Allens Holm-Lon the only run for the National League.
Brooks Robinson Holm-Lon the only run for the American League.
In the seven Peters working round back by Sopeta. One to two.
Talking about some of these power hitters from both leagues.
Jim one thing I noticed in batting practice these hitters like Sopeta and the Phillies Richie Allens are using very heavy bats.
Thirty eight forty ounces whereas in the American League a Mickey Mantle or a Harman Kilibro is using a thirty two ounce bat.
So there's quite a bit of difference in weight as far as the bats these players are using.
Peters ready for the one and two pitch.
Kerrball and Sopeta is out in front of it and lined it hard, fouled into the left field seats.
God remains at one and two as the American League looses at the last corner.
O'Rourke trying to catch the National League. The National League has the overall edge in all-star games.
Nineteen to seventy. Peters is ready. Fast-fouls head to the inside corner.
Again and Gary as his third strikeout. Two down in the seventh.
And Sopeta was caught looking and you'll see that happen with many right-handed hitters and good ones against Gary Peters.
His fast-fall may start three or four inches inside and breaks very sharply over home play.
So you'll see a lot of called third strikes with Peters on the mound.
There is Richie Allens who let off the second inning hitting a ball and was rather low in a ray.
Way and hitting it to the opposite field for the home run into the right center field stand.
He struck out swinging in the fourth. Kerrball and he swings into strike one.
Tony Kubeck had just said that Richie Allens has probably more power than any other man.
When he comes to brute power and he, the next pitch, hit one to the opposite field.
Strike again right down the middle from Gary Peters.
He's already struck out three in one and two-thirds innings.
Talking to Tommy Helms and Pete Rhodes of the Cincinnati ball club who are at the All-Star game
and they were saying that he either hits the ball very hard or strikes out.
He doesn't hit a ball badly.
Inside with the fast-fall it is two-two.
Fast-fall inside again.
There have been no walks at all in this ball game.
The American League has struck out six.
Jenkins did that all by himself with an extra leg and Marichelle has three.
Check the count. It is now two-two to Allens.
Fast-fall on the way. Now it is three and two.
Brooks Robinson is playing Allens pretty close to the third baseline
and yet Tony Alleva, the center-fielder for the American League,
all charges playing Allens' shade slightly toward right field.
So he can hit with powered anti-fielder. That type of indication.
Three-two pitches fouled back.
One-round free hits, no errors for the National League.
One-round four hits, no errors for the American.
Chance followed by McLaughlin and now Peters.
Marichelle started for the National League.
Jenkins followed him and Cleyar probably will be the next pitcher for the National League.
Mays has made an appearance and struck out.
But he's in the game and Allens strikes out.
That's the fourth for Gary Peters.
Allens no hits, no errors.
None left in the middle of the seventh.
The score remains from National League one and the American League one.
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Yes.
Are you really my face?
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Beautiful? It looks kind of funny to me.
It shaves beautiful, shaves beautiful.
I like being treated gently. I do have feelings.
You never meant to hurt your feelings.
That Tecmatic thing feels very light. It puts less pressure on pressure.
How I hate pressure.
Yes, I'd notice that.
Now, Nick, do you know what one Nick can do to my pride?
With a Tecmatic, you're just not going to make me so much. That is a fact.
Hey, you really do like this Gillette Tecmatic, don't you?
Well, why didn't you speak up before?
Well, I'm not a big fan of this.
Oh, not heard.
The Gillette Tecmatic razor. Ask your face about it.
We move now to the bottom of the seventh inning of this 1-1 38th annual All-Star game.
And it is not for you, but rather Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals,
and Walter Alston of the Saps, to pitch this to seventh inning.
Gibson is 10-6 on the year with 118 strikeouts, only 29 walks.
With a 3.5 for year in run after.
And Gus Sality, pitched to Philadelphia, 9-2-3 in the inning.
So he is working with P-Day's work.
Gibson, a big right-hander, and Tony, it's almost an understatement to say with a blazing fastball.
That's about right. They talk about throwing aspirin tablets, and they call them flame throwers.
Well, Gibson is just that. He's a hard thrower, doesn't try to finesse these hitters,
tries to overpower them.
Here's Harmon Killerbrew. He's rounded off the third, and has been called out on strikes.
Harmon Killerbrew to be followed by Conigliaro, and here's Frampke,
barring of course, and hitters in this all-star game.
Long drive, center field, Willie Maze though, has it in range with that familiar top of the glove.
You let everybody know he's got it, and takes it for the first down.
That'll bring up Tony Conigliaro, who is glad to write, and has struck out.
Tom Hall is behind the plate, so Payne remains at first, and Masarovsky is second alley at short, and Allen at third.
Hank Aaron is shot in the center, has moved to left, replacing Luebock.
Willie Maze is in center, and Roberto Clemente in right.
Bob Gibson, the third pitcher to follow, Maricela and Jenkins.
Gibson ready to face Conigliaro, right-handed batter, and he jams him, and he fouls it up-stair.
Mike Watt, we talked before the ball game about the pre-game strategy of these two managers, Jim,
and the foul is pre-game strategy, with not to use too many players, and he's already changed two,
besides pitchers, his shortstop and second baseman, inside fast pitch from Gibson,
backing Conigliaro out of the box, in a hurry.
Manager Walt Alston of the National League has just changed his catcher, Hallow,
who replaced Tori, who was injured, so they're both going against their strategy.
Here's the one-on-one pitch, and Conigliaro fouls it from back to the screen, it is one and two.
Now, last year, Tony at St. Louis, where it was 105 degrees officially, we went to extra innings
before Woody, Mario Will, singled in Tim McCover to make it two to one.
There's a foul at the plate by Conigliaro. That remains one and two, and here we are again,
in much more pleasant weather, in another beautiful stadium, Anaheim, St. Louis is also beautiful,
and another close all-star game, one-to-one, Gibson ready, and throwing, and strikes out,
Conigliaro swinging, Gibson first strikeout, two down and the seventh.
And now for the American League, and the bullpen of former Yankee teammate, and left-hander, Al Downey has begun the throw.
And Stardew Sremski, who is struck out and doubled, comes to back.
With one down and the fifth innings, Sremski doubles, Aaron Friedpore,
who gets the ball bounced away from him, but was left there.
Swings at the first-fifth strike one, freehand, popped out, and Mickey Mantle came into bat
for pitcher Jim McLaughlin, who was called on a third strike.
Then, Brooks Robinson made everything right in the sixth inning with a home run.
Low, to use Sremski, and it is one-on-one.
It's nice to watch, and easy to watch from up here, Jim, when you see some of these great players,
like Mickey Mantle, I mean, Mickey Mantle rather batting, but Willie Mays defensively,
and you see, even when the ball isn't hitting his direction, he seems to be breaking.
They talk about the instinct of a ball player, and Mays has it, of course, everybody knows,
but he breaks in many directions.
Well from Gibson, and then right back with a fast ball, and Sremski goes around on a first strike.
The count now is two and two.
The shadows of the gun to Lincoln here, Danaheim from left field,
stretching across the right field.
The temperature's about four degrees from ninety to a game time to eighty-eight.
All in all, a pleasant afternoon, two-two pitch with two outs, this is low and very close.
Three and two, there's not going to walk in the ball again, it is nationally one,
American League one, two outs, in the bottom of the semifinal.
Gibson working very quickly, comes right back with a fast ball,
in and the right center field, Mays coming on fast, and walks into the ball from front of him.
And Sremski has his second hit.
A fifth hit for the American League.
Yes, didn't hit that ball particularly well, here on the fifth, I think, is that little Texas Liga just in front of Willie Mays.
Sremski now two for three, and here's Bill Frehan,
who was called out on strikes in the third, and popped to the shortstop in the fifth.
Frehan, as we said many times, has a lot of power, and already 12 home runs and 40 RBI.
Now, Sremski in his first start in all-star play has gone two for three.
Gibson ready, throwing at the right hand of Frehan, fast ball inside corner, strike one.
Armbeck is Gary Peters, who I doubt would be valid for Tony, because he's a fine hitter.
Fast ball is inside, Frehan goes for D, to avoid it.
Since there have been so many strikeouts, including 10 for the National League,
we'll tell you that the strikeout record for two teams in a non-ending all-star game is 18.
There have been seven fouled back by Frehan, by the American League thus far,
so we've got 17, and have a way little bit chance that time is adding a new record for Sremski.
One and two to Frehan with his Sremski at first.
Bob Gibson, the third nationally pitcher. There goes the runner, and it is strike three.
As Frehan swings to the low pitch and strikes out.
And that ties the record for strikeouts in the all-star game for two teams.
That's the 18, and that is the 11 for the National League and the second for Bob Gibson.
No runs, one hits, no errors, one left.
At the end of seven, National League won, American League won.
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Thanks to Salem, thanks to Salem, all the best.
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All regularly scheduled programs canceled to bring you the All-Star Game on WNBC, M&FM, New York.
The 38th All-Star Game now moves into the eighth inning.
Manahar, this is Jim Simpson, and I'm sure that Buddy Blasner and Johnny Cookeback,
both of whom have played a lot of Major League Baseball,
and seen a lot of it, will agree with me that this is one of the finally pitched All-Games,
the All-Star history.
Tom Haller will get his first swings, having replaced Joe Torrey in the bottom of the fifth inning
after Torrey's rounded out in two attempts.
Bill Mazurowski and Gene Halley are the schedule pitchers, or rather, batters after Haller.
Gary Peters has struck out four and allowed no hits in his two innings on the mound.
One-to-one the score, home run by Richie Holland-Cillies from the National League
and by Bruce Robinson of Baltimore, for the American League.
That's it, that's the scoring.
The left-handed hitting Haller steps in.
Tom was 30 years old last month, now lives in California.
Fine quarterback for Illinois, 10th year, 6th year, is the starting Giants catcher.
He's on the All-Star squad last year, but did not play in Rich's one foul by first base into the stands.
Strike one.
Now this is Haller's first real attempt in All-Star play.
Well, it is one-on-one now, Halley.
And this year, Jim, it was exceptionally tough in the balloting for the All-Star positions
of catch and outfield positions for the National League.
There have been so many great ones, some good ones have been left off this team.
Little pop fly that Fragosi at shortstop backs up and now backs up some more
and takes it for the first stop of the eighth inning.
That will bring up Bill Mazurowski as his ground of the short on two occasions.
One-to-one the score.
Remember, NBC is bringing you this All-Star game today here in the United States
and of course, around the world and armed forces radio, we'd like to remind you of NBC television's coverage of Major League Baseball in a moment.
Outside of Mazurowski, NBC of course is on every weekend on Saturdays with Major League Baseball, the primary game this week.
The Chicago Cubs have surprised everybody by tying for the lead.
Now, I've lost 7-3 half Los Angeles defending champions.
Inside with the curveball to Mazurowski, it's 2-0.
And for those in Chicago and in Los Angeles, Tony and I will be in San Francisco for the game between Houston and the San Francisco Giants.
Speaking of Houston, we are, their pitcher is up and warming again on the National League bullpen.
2-0 pitch from Gary Peters to Mazurowski way outside of this 3-0 and we're not on a walk in this game yet.
Jim talking a little about Mazurowski was that he led the National League 7 consecutive roles for years in a row in double plays.
So he's got a record for himself in that.
Strike as Mazurowski was taking all the way from Gary Peters.
He's never been known for hitting much for an average.
This year he is of course adding a 2-93 but he's always been a very consistent coach hitter.
Now back and Peters who has won 10 and lost 4 this year down 3-0 has now quickly run it up to 3-2.
Well we've had 18 strikeouts and no walks and I'm sure they will dig out a record sooner or later if this no walks keeps up to see if that's ever been done before.
The pitchers have been getting the ball around the plate fouled again off to the right and up stairs out of play.
3-2, one down on the 8th, National League 1, American League 1.
Each team has a left hander in their bullpen right now. Al Downey the left hander continues to warm up as Cuellar does for the National League.
Peters working his last inning and back with a 3-2 and there's a shot in the left field but right there just steps the in-text is on the line for the second half.
And that will bring up Gene Alley. The shortstop of the fifth bird clock, he's flat to right and has been called out on the plate.
Alley the top post getter in either league.
And this is his first all-star game in quarter through.
Peters ready, big curve ball, drop so far strike one.
Peters fighting out against the Chicago rather against the Minnesota twins for the Chicago White Sox,
we've got only effective at throwing harder than we have seen in front sometimes.
There's a fast ball lined right back to Peters who as a golfers glove underhands the killer with first and third out.
No runs, no hits, no errors and none left.
And Gary Peters has worked three innings and not a man has reached the base.
In the middle of the eighth, a national league won and an American league won.
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I buy a tire at my price really. I don't know anything about tires.
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You tell it about your driving, how much you do, how fast you go and so on.
Then it tells you which BF Goodrich tire suits you best.
It'll be the one that costs you least in the long run too.
We asked Mr. Ostrow how he'd feel about a dealer that used the tire calculator.
You have to be honest.
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you're subscribed by All Star Rules and Don Mincher, the California Angels first baseman who's come in
to pin for him and dropped the first one in his first left field right in front of Hacker and started with a single.
And now Jim, we're going to get a pinch runner for Don Mincher.
Tommy Agee of the White Sox is coming in to run.
And Buddy Blatter, our partner up here in the booth, has a formula.
Mincher's got quite a hot bat in the last five games. He's driven in ten runs.
So he's kept that bat hot by getting on base for the American League.
And remember that last year's rookie of the year, Tommy Agee, struck 44 bases last year.
And he has stolen 22 already this year. And so he can run.
The speed of the Goal White Sox, now in first base in Tommy Agee, and Jim Pertee, who has singled and struck out, is up.
Is he up to Bunt? He tries to Bunt, which rolls foul, picked up quickly by Haller as Agee slides into second base,
but he'll have to come back. It's a 1-1 ball game and Hacked Power in the American League,
looking for the 1-run, Tony, as it's the bottom of the eighth inning.
If they can score here, all they have to do is worry about the top of the ninth.
Now Downing continues to warm for the American League.
We are, and now another man, another left-hander, is up down in the nationally pole pin,
as quickly Tom Haller runs out to Bob Gibson.
We'll report again that Gibson, although he can get out of this trouble,
and of course he may not did work 9-2-3 in his Saturday at Philadelphia.
He's working with just 2 days of rest after an extended period on the mound.
Go see the matter. He attempted the Bunt the first time.
He swears around the Bunt, lets this one go inside with the fastball from Gibson.
It is 1-1. Agee is standing on first base.
Sepeda had broken in from first, and Allen from third.
National League won, American League won on home runs by Richie Allen and Brooks Robinson.
Last of the eighth inning. Nobody is out. Agee, as for Go see Bunt,
it's a beauty picked up by Gibson, he goes to first.
Asarovsky covering in the sacrifices, complete. Agee is the second base,
with Brooks Robinson the home run hitter do up.
And a pretty good Bunt by Jim Fragosi.
Bob Gibson, one of the finest ceiling pitchers in the Major League,
got off the mound very hurriedly, but a perfect Bunt by Jim Fragosi.
Targas and Jenkins was the pitcher on the mound,
without hanging high curveball, came to Robinson.
And he dropped it over the left field spin.
Gibson is the pitcher now. With Agee as second base,
running for Don Minters, who hit Gibson's first pitch for a single,
he's been sacrificed along by another angel, Jim Fragosi.
And Hanna Hines is loving it.
Fastball by Gibson hit the inside corner strike one.
We've now got three left handers warming up, Jim.
Hell downing continues to throw for the American League, Mike Cuellar,
for the national along with Chris Short.
Out of the way by Brooks Robinson. It's two strikes.
A year ago, Tony, it was MacCawber of St. Louis in St. Louis,
who went up to 10th inning with a single,
and came around to score the winning runs, 2-1.
Here at Hanna Hines, a couple of California angels
that flipped the American League in pretty fair position.
High pop up.
As the Rasky goes out, but coming in fast as Plametti
in short light center, waits for it and takes it with a basket catch.
There are two down, with Dick McCullough due up for the first time.
McCullough took over in the National League 7th inning
after Rod Drew the starter had flagged deep to the left.
Lived the center and struck out swinging.
Dick is up for the first time in this game.
Of course, I'm sure that most know that McCullough
for the last two years was the starting shortstop.
On the All-Star squad, the manager, Mayo Smith,
knew at Detroit, switch stick, the second base this year.
Ray Orton started it short,
and as we look, McCullough was back at shortstop.
McCullough with that high stance of his, holding his arms as he does,
takes the fastball outside, all one.
And Tony, I'm trying to think of words to describe the way
that McCullough holds that bat.
He's keeping down his right elbow, gives him throws again,
he swings it, misses the strike line.
Jim, it looks as though if the pitcher were to throw in right at McCullough,
he'd hit him right square on the chest.
But as the pitcher starts into his delivery, he pops that bat back,
and he's going to throw it back in the middle of the bat.
But as the pitcher starts into his delivery, he pops that bat back
into a normal hitting position.
HG's on second with two down in the bottom of the eighth inning,
McCullough's a batter in a one-to-one ball game.
American League has six hits, National League three, gives him throws,
hits the right field, Clemente drips over to the right,
taps his glove and takes the basket catch for the third half.
No runs, a man left at second on one hit, no errors, and the score.
At the end of eighth, the National League one and the American League one.
This is Edie Gourmet.
Someone asked me a very silly question the other day.
He said, Edie, you know a lot about Clemente.
Could you explain Baracuda's torsion bar suspension?
Why, sure I say torsion bar is bar, that is, for them.
You know, all those little torsions from, well, they help take the lumps out of the road.
Let's sum it up this way, Edie, with torsion bar suspension,
a Baracuda doesn't corner, it's carved, and that's what makes Baracuda a sports car,
especially with optional power up to a 383 cubic inch V8.
Drive a wild new Baracuda soon.
Clemente is out the window over this year.
Follow your Sears, Clemente, or today.
Your Clemente is out to win you over with a wild new Baracuda.
Fastback, hard, African vertical.
In all of America's great sports cars, see Baracuda soon.
Now coming into pitch, and remember, the only American League pitcher with previous All-Star experience with Dean Chance.
Another man new to All-Star action is Al Downey, a little up-to-ender from the New York Yankees,
who this year, has a 9-5 record of 2.67 earned run average,
has only given up 3 home runs, and Tony Friday downing pitch to a shutout over Baltimore.
And you played with Al, I know. What kind of pitcher is he?
Al Downey has had difficulty in his past controlling his pitches.
He's had good stuff all of his career, and very erratic with his fastball curveball and hard slider.
Now we see Jim, that coming out of the dugout, the pinch hit, is Jim Wynn of the Houston Astros.
So he'll be hitting for the pitcher.
This season, Downey has not had much control of trouble, and of course this is pretty much an evidence,
evidence with a great record that he had at this time.
Downey has records for strikeouts to 106 for walks 38.
Jim Wynn, who is coming out to bat for Bob Gibson.
25 years old, born and lives in Cincinnati, was hurt last year,
and put it up, he crashed into the wall, August 1st was lost to the Astros for the rest of the year.
There's not plenty more, but he leaves the major leagues of RBI's this year with 65,
and he has 21 home runs, and is quite a hitter.
Bob Gibson worked two innings, allowed no runs, only two hits and struck out two,
and again we have the statistic that nobody has walked anybody.
Now in the American League's bullpen, Jim Lomburg of the Boston Red Sox has begun to throw,
and Al Downey is nothing but right-handed hitters to face.
We are in the ninth inning of this one-to-one ball game,
and Al Downey comes down now to where anything can happen,
and has to do with dramatic suddenness, as the home runs of Ricky Allen and Bruce Robinson have done.
There has been no real rally, no real threat,
only AG got as far as second base with just one out,
and the eighth inning for the American League did not score.
Stremsky also doubled and did not score.
Al Downey ready to face the right-hander, Jim Wynn,
and now off the ninth inning, one-to-one, and there is a curve ball that left slow.
Ball one, one run, six hits, no errors for the American League,
one run, three hits, no errors for the National League,
seven strikeouts for the Americans,
eleven for the National, including a record tying,
six for Ferguson Jenkins, line drive to right field,
and Knickley-Arrow plays it on the hop, and Jim Wynn has to face him, Al Downey.
And now coming up is Woody May.
Al Downey strikes in the sixth inning.
But that in line California is an American League City.
Of course, there are a lot of National Lakers down here from nearby Los Angeles and Dodgerwood.
But there is almost a gasp of fear rather than applause and admiration
for the single-right field by Jim Wynn,
and the realization that Woody May's ever dangerous is due up.
Wynn is also quick at first base.
Robinson is playing in back of the bag at third.
May squares around the bunt, takes low ball one.
A tough decision, Jim, for manager Waldoch,
and he wants to win this ball game,
and he knows these people want to see Woody May's hit one out,
and yet he's having him bunt, so you can see that he's trying to win this ball game very hard.
National League has won the last four in a row.
Downey looks at first and comes home with a fastball.
If misses outside, it is two and all to Woody May's.
And Wynn is referred to by Clemente Hank Aaron and Orlando Sepeta and Richie Allen on deck.
Clemente is the right-handed hitter. Aaron is the right-handed hitter.
Sepeta and Downey is a left-handed pitcher, and Willie Mays is right-handed.
Two and all, none out. Wynn at first, ninth inning.
Downey comes back with a change-up, that's left over, and it's two and one.
And Willie started a bunt at the pitch, Jim,
but Downey had great motion on the change-up,
and this is something very unusual in a bunt situation with Willie attempting a bunt first strike.
The change-up is not really an ideal pitch to throw, and I believe it's called Willie.
Onward continues to warm up in the American League both in to find young pitcher from the Boston Reds.
Downey is ready and throws a fastball. This one is low, how thought he had it?
It is three and one.
Bob Robinson and Killabrew were breaking in from third and first.
Jim No walks, remember, by any pitcher on either team.
And it is now three and one to Willie Mays.
Let's see whether or not Walter Austin has Mays on the three and one after having him attempt a bunt.
Swinging away.
Swinging away, high drive, center field, back goes Tony Alivo, over to his right,
drifting back forward, tagging his first and heading for second as Wynn,
and Wynn goes in after the catch.
And Tony Alivo, the centerfielder, has a very good arm and hurried his throw back in,
and a pretty good throw at that, but Jim Wynn with his amazing speed,
tagged up and made a very good base running maneuver to get into second base.
And that brings up right-handed Roberto Clementi,
who beat out an infield hit in the first inning, struck out swinging in the third and was called out in the sixth.
But now the National League has a going head run on second base with one down.
Exactly the same situation the American League had against Bob Gibson in the bottom of the eighth inning.
They did not score.
And then he steps in, the shadows here at Anaheim have now reached almost completely across center field.
Ford ride, only Conigliaro in right has faded in sunshine,
and the deficit drops from a game time, 92 to 87.
It's been great space for a winner for the spectators, a little warm perhaps for the players,
but what a 38-yard-old car game.
One-to-one, National League American League ninth inning.
Bounding throw to Clementi, who lags with it upstairs, foul to the right.
When you talk about somebody having his work cut out for him,
it's Sal Gowney, a left-hander to face these full right-handers for the National League.
National League is one of last four to roll, holds the 19-17 heads over the American League, there's been one top.
National League is one 16 of the last 21, and right now are threatening in the side roll game here in the ninth.
Gowney working his most rival player of last year, fails to hit the corner.
Upside, one more.
Gim Landra continues to throw, so should Clementi get on by a walk or hit,
manager Hancock may be forced into making a change for the right-hander.
Downing left on the one-one pitch.
Down again upstairs, off the fifth, just one and two.
Clementi.
Downing last Friday worked with Baltimore, and shuts him out, as he said.
Baltimore not having the use of Frank Robinson, nor do the All-Stars today.
Frank took himself out of the game Friday night, and can bury the White Sox replacement.
Al Kailan, of course, injured his hand several weeks ago, and has been lost to the Tigers and also to the All-Stars.
But that is forgotten now by the fans here as they're watching a one-one ball game.
Lankan, one and two to Clementi, downing right.
And the most breaking pitch comes out.
Pretty good change up curveball, Jim, that Clementi was fooled on somewhat,
was a little bit out in front of it, had a good touch, and a little bit out in front of it.
And the record writers will enter another little rotation in the next year's book.
The All-Stars are lining performance, if this goes on, in here.
And no more.
Nineteen shots, a clip seeing the previous record of 18 in the ball game in 1959, and again in 1964.
Hank Aaron, curveball stays high, and Aaron is ball one, downing, trying to pitch his way out of trouble.
Against the likes of Woody Maze, Roberto Clementi, and now Hank Aaron.
He talked about the unorthodox sitting over a fair show of Clementi,
while Henry Aaron is another unorthodox right-handed hitter and a great hitter.
He accepts that turn, which is not advised by many hittingers,
but he's a good hitter.
And this is the first time in a long time, that he's been hit by a ball,
and he's been hit by a ball, and he's been hit by a ball, and it's a good hit.
And the record writers will enter another little rotation in the next year's book.
He's been hit by a ball, and in the next two years, he's been hit by a ball,
and he's been hit by a ball, and he's been hit by a ball.
And it's the first time in a long time, that he's been hit by a ball.
When it comes to the unorthodox right-handed hitter and a great hitter,
he accepts that turn, which is not advised by many hittingers, but he keeps that back back at all times.
Donning is ready, curveball to Bruce Robinson and one hop.
The shot prefers to Killebrew, and Donning is out of trouble.
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Jim Simpson with Tony Kubeck and Buddy Blatner as we move now to the round of the ninth inning.
Tony Oliva, Armand Killebrew and Tony Kanikiearo the batter.
And we have a new pitcher from the Philadelphia Phillies, Chris Short.
As come in the pitch, Short worked on Saturdays against the Cardinals.
Eight innings, five and two on the air and has been injured.
72 strikeouts, 40 walks and the new pitcher to Short has been pushed onto a play.
A master out and Chris Short here.
Well as how Downing had to work to some power, so does Chris Short.
Although Oliva is the left-handed batter.
But Killebrew follows and then Kanikiearo.
And in the bottom of the ninth inning, Tony Kubeck, you know, I know, those listening around the world know.
It only takes one swing of the batter to end this game for the American League.
And Tony Oliva, as we mentioned earlier, has been a hot hitter for the Minnesota Twins in the past several weeks.
He had a rather slow start, but when Oliva is hitting, he doesn't care if it's left-handed, right-handed or both-handed.
He can hit them.
He's got a good eye when he's hitting the ball well and can hit with power at any field.
Eight home runs this year, getting a 4-24 over the last eight games in the regular play.
Short delivers a little ground-water alley at Shortstop.
Shortthrow the first and has to leave up for the first out on the bottom of the ninth.
And now Harman Killebrew, who is grounded the third, called out on strikes and fly to center.
One to one to stall in the second inning.
Ritchie Allen of the Phillies, forward in the sixth inning.
Brooks Robinson of the Orioles, forward and that has been hit.
46,000 here at Anaheim Stadium this afternoon as the all-star classic has moved to Southern California.
No matter who wins and who loses this game, the argument will continue to raise,
which is the Starter League, the National League or the American League.
Short throws and Killebrew, did not mean to hit it, pops it up on a check swing to Nazarowski's second base,
and takes it for the second out.
And Short to Nigli Arrow, go down before Short and we go into extra innings.
To be advised, there have been four extra innings in all-star history.
All have been won by the National League.
But then remember, the National League has won four in a row and nobody has ever won five in a row.
Nigli Arrow in the batter, takes high, on a slow curve from Chris Short, ball one.
Only fly to right of the second, struck out swinging in the fifth and again in the seventh.
Swings on a curve ball, it is one and one.
Ritchie Allen in the third base and for the National League is now playing just one step away from that third base line.
Orlando Cepeda is playing closer to the line, they want to cut down the possibility of an extra base hit down that line.
One-one pitch, right field, Clometty is over, Maze is over, it's Clometty who is calling for it, putting down the glasses and taking it for the third out.
And so we go to extra innings.
No arms, no hits, no errors, none left.
At the end of nine, the National League won, the American League won.
Now we go to extra innings, the top of the 10th inning we'll find Orlando Cepeda, Ritchie Allen and Tom Haller against the left hander, Al Downey.
And of course, both Cepeda and Allen, that right handed, and both of course have great talent.
Cepeda today, as ground at the first, unassisted hit into a double plate, has been called out on strikes.
And so in Orlando's all-star career, he has won for 24, that's a blue single, and everybody knows, someday, the big goal Orlando Cepeda, whose father was the greatest flair in Puerto Rican baseball history, has got to break out of it.
29 years old, line just on the right center field over his critically high hole.
Back handed, Cepeda hits the warning clock.
Great catch by Tony Collegalier, he ran a very long way into the ball of the right center field, and very hard down the line by Cepeda, and he called in full stride in front of the 375 stride, right in front of the warning track.
And that will bring up Ritchie Allen.
Now on the first time at FAT, in the ball of the deep right center field, and went into the seats, where the last of the leagues only run. One to one, in the tenth.
Downing is ready, and throws a fastball, it is low, ball one to Allen.
Now on deck, it looks as though Ernie Banks will do the batting for Tom Halle.
Downing is ready again, throws a fastball, and Allen fouls off, it is one to one.
Banks having one of his greatest years, and he had a number of great ones last year, Ernie had only 15 home runs.
This year, he has already hit 15, and aged 36, he's the oldest player in this all-star game.
Downing throws another fastball on the outside corner, strikes two to Allen, who since that home run has struck out twice, 12 times swinging.
Downing-Cubeck remarks that, nationally players say Ritchie either hits the ball for it, or it strikes out.
Fastball inside and low, backing it up, it's two-two.
We were about to say that this is one of the first times that neither ball club has anybody warming up in the bullpen, but now Jim Catfish Hunter of the Kansas City Athletics has gotten up, and he's warming up to the American League.
Riking pitch that stays inside, it is three and two, and again, low point out, there have been no walks.
Speaking of Catfish Hunter, I loved the way he got his name. I wondered about it. He ran away from home one time, went out fishing, caught a couple of Catfish, and came neatly back, and his fans started Catfish ever after.
Downing throws a fastball and strikes him out.
Second strikeout for Downing, that's nine for the American League as Ernie Banks comes up to replace Haller.
That's the 20th strikeout on this all-star game as opposed to no walks.
An hour of Ernie Banks, 15 years with a cop net replayed in the line, there's only Al Ceylon and Billy O'Dell among the active players can say that.
Ernie Banks, in the major leagues, has got the record for the most home runs by a shortstop, 47-19-58.
He's had six seasons where he would never miss the game. He, like Roger Maris and Mickey Matles, the only active player to be a most reliable player two years in a row, in 1958 and 59.
This is his 12th all-star game. He's nine for 31, 2-90 with a home run, a triple and a double.
Downing works and Banks files it off. Strike one. Two down, 10th inning, one to one to score.
We're talking about the heavy bats that some of these nationally players use now, Sepeta, Richie Allen.
Ernie Banks was a player that used one of the lightest bats of any of the major leagues, but this year he's changed to a heavy bat and he's had been very successful.
Blind drive, right center field, this list is over, drop in, it does, in front of Kenicki Allen and Banks, the veteran, the oldest man on either side, comes through with a base hit with two down and a 10th.
And that brings up Bill Mazurowski, who has hit this on the day.
Banks hit with not hit real solidly. It was a semi-line drive that he hit off the end of the bat. It not hit very hard, but he threw it out there in the right spot.
That's the fifth hit. More than nationally, two off-deans chance including all-in-one, one off the drop, and none off-feeters who retired, nine in a row, and now two off-out downing.
That's a rough case, rounded out twice and lined to left.
Swing and a miss on a curve ball, hit strike one.
This game although in extra innings is only about two hours and 15 minutes old.
Moving right along, downing ready, fast ball which is fouled back to the screen, it is two strikes from Mazurowski.
And if downing gets through this Tony, if nothing else, he's going to get a pat on the back from other left-handers who have had their face and maybe they haven't been too many.
It likes it mays, Flemeny, Aaron, Sopeta, and Allum all in a row and then Ernie Banks.
Fast ball is fouled upstairs to the right. Still two strikes to Mazurowski.
Manager Wal Olson is looking a little ahead right now. Should Mazurowski and Gene Alley get on base, that will bring up Chris Short for pitcher.
And he's got Tom Siever, a right-hander from the Mets warming up in the bullpen at this time.
Two down with Banks at first. Bits remains very high. Freehand had to step up to get it. Gets one and two.
Alley is the on-back batter. On runs, and we'll repeat it again. Richie Allen and Bruce Robinson that has been the only strong miss to 38-ohl star game.
And finished. Here's the ball, hit to left field. Kostropski is over now and has it for the third out.
All arms one hit, no errors, then one left. At the end of nine and a half, the National League won, the American League won.
The nine home team recover as the new catcher from the Cardinals and 20-poise. If this man is a face Richie Allen at third. Chris Short the pitcher, raising the ball outside. The card was done. All one. Freehand, the pitcher is on back.
Now, let me the batter on back and this one on back.
Now, it's coming through. Chris Short and it is two out.
And on those changes for the National League, the Cardinals are back in the number six spot, and as you're back in the number five position.
The Stemsky steps back in, facing the left hand of Chris Shaw, and on each occasion,
the counter has been 3-0, and on each occasion, going through this once, Al Downey once, they've got out of the situation.
And now he could see Bill Stemsky as Matt Selvys comes out of the dugout, and here's probably the best for Al Downey.
Bill Stemsky with 12-0 runs on the U.S. and the funny feedback is that, for the possibility that they're simply going to fly,
the move to Stemsky, who has just had a long conversation with first-year Stemsky, down to second base.
Rags is thinking in the third base, and breaking in from first-to-second, and there's the bottom.
Perfect one, picked up by Shaw, and left the go to first-sacrifice works, down on second base, and Stemsky wins one down,
Matt Selvys approves him, and the game of the hour, that ends Al Downey.
And Jim Riff's perfect execution by these all-stars in almost every play, sacrificed Bunts in the lay-down perfectly,
and the queries of the Bunts have done just what they're supposed to, and a wild-toed ball here.
Al Downey wants two innings, he's got two hits, and walked nobody.
Here's Matt Selvys, of the Cleveland Indians, on and lives in Jasper, Texas, and a hard-working man of field and out-back.
One hot-bird to Al Downey goes to third, and got to mid-hour pass.
Al was the second-first to mid-hour's one down, and now Riff is picked to foul down in that second base.
Al Riff's got him all the way back, as Al wants to third, on the lead run, and down, and a two-down, and Alvys is on first, going with the inner strike.
Matt Selvys picked a ball very high, one-hot, and Al went a step or two to his right field at the very three,
and bounced the ball off for Al's, made a hurt and throw, and Riff scooped the ball out in the very third, and ran down to the second base.
Alvys at first base, and Fragosi, were sacrificed, one-hot, three, and single, as their replacement for Riff O'Cetruselli, who started the game all the way into it.
Fragosi, a California Indian jokers up, as we're in the 10th inning, with two down and a one-to-one ball game.
Alvys at first short, on left-hander, facing right-hander for Fragosi, and throws a big breaking curve that is outside ball one.
And Al Vyshalli is extended way off to the right field wall. The sun is dropped behind the left field stand.
Al Vyshalli is now up the original shot, Al is short. It was a fast ball, but Fragosi throws a way to the right. He gives an as-a-nise. One-on-one.
Fragosi has a very good fast ball and a very good curve. He tries to keep the ball down. Good pitcher has pretty good control.
You're taking a sound on the mound. One-on-one the counter for Fragosi. Jim does not step out, but just stays there waiting for Fisk short to get ready.
Al Vyshalli at the short lead off first base. Short delivers a fast ball and Fragosi will win down swinging on three-waterway pitches last time off left-hander and foul it off. One and two.
His manager, currently the third base coach for the American League All-Stars, Bill Ridney, gives him the sign from third base.
Magnet Elder, second, and White Stocks at first. And now McConnors, new to the game, and short. You're off for a few words, Sonny.
We're going to mention that Max Elvis, who is on first base, has never stolen a many bases in his career, but he can run pretty well.
And it wouldn't surprise us at all to see him get the go-ahead sign to try and get in scoring position.
One and two to the top, two down. One to one to score. Bottom of the 10th, Fragosi strikes out.
No one, no hit, no errors in one left. And now it's a 10-10, the last of the two ones, the American League, won.
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Now, Jim Catfish Hunter. You're coming in the pitch, you're right ahead of the pitcher with a Kansas City raise and in the home uniform of the A's.
The first as the white uniform with the green sleeves, green hats, white shoes and golden green stockings.
And Jim Catfish Hunter is eight and seven this year at Kansas City.
On a fine one, one average of 2.63, he was stuck out 105, his walk 50, giving up five home runs.
The last time he worked was right here in Enaheim Friday night. He worked six innings.
And Gene Alley is the first man that he will face.
And Gouwacht is the pitcher at this shot, I wish you'd see.
Left handed play-ars up once more for the National League.
And I would imagine that we'll see a finisher or a pitcher or should I look at how he may see a sacrifice depending upon the situation.
Many of Enaheim's three hands still behind the plate as General Alley has his fill in the first baseman.
Now there's now the second baseman, Plays and Rocks, who will replace Ketcher-Sunney as a shortstop.
Let's Robinson as he named it all the way after a base.
And the after, Green Ark and Big is also named it in tact.
Stem Steele, New Park and Conigliara, winning from left to right.
Now Hunter is the fifth pitcher, Chance McGrathen, Peterson, Donning and now Hunter.
Alley, after the fourth time, has slid to right, been called out on strikes and down it off to the first base to move the pitcher counter.
Gene from Richmond, Virginia in his first All-Star game and his one-to-one ball game that has moved around long very quickly.
Despite the fact we are now in the 11-20.
Now there are one of our dark spine young pitchers at Kansas City.
End of the on-bire, the Kansas City is to bring their up out of the second division, throws this one inside.
So Alley thought as he got away, but on fire, and Lungy said it's like one.
That pitcher has a good breaking ball, a good wide-sweeping curve at back to Alley out of there.
Fastball outside this time, and it's one and one.
On deck now are Tommy Helms of Cincinnati, who obviously will bat for the pitcher.
Chris Schoen.
Hunter is ready, fastball, high hopper, but foul pass while it's in the third base.
The third by the ball boy down the left heel line.
And it's like two. One and two.
Helms is in the on-becton, as you mentioned, but I would imagine that this is only in the event that Alley would get on,
and that is what alley is sending a good runner up to the plate. The possibility is that should have a knock-in,
and he'll put up the left hand of the pitcher.
All again, and that's what alley has. Not now, but on strikes.
And that's the 21st strike out of the game.
And now Helms doing a back, and the season is turning to that.
They're fitting in on who's coming up.
While alley is doing just what we thought, he's putting up a rusty style of the Houston Astros.
And alley himself is trying to get ahead of the press alley's all-star style, and he wouldn't be here.
Rusty Starr is in his first all-star game. He has seven on runs, 39 on the line, only 23 years old.
Five years ago, he got $100,000 to side.
And he was putting a hot back stone to get back.
An example of a lead off of the American League. Starr, for the United States, with Houston, has hit the safe through in his last 10 games.
But the left-handed batter steps in against the right-handed hunter, with one down and the 11th in the score.
Starr has very good power, and now the American League defense has shifted over way to the right to play them to four.
On a ready, fastball, right back to left center field.
Nothing to clean.
The Clemson Alley, and Starr holds on to first base with a single with one down and the 11th.
And that will be left, really, very well.
Very well.
Well, even his first appearance as a consider for Lube Rock in the sixth inning was called out on strike.
He fired the center in the ninth.
Well, now he follows it.
On a ready, and throws a fastball right away. It's like we're on a run of all-one.
One run, six hits, no errors for the American League, and the Starr single. It is now a one run, six hits, no errors for the National League.
On a ready again, back to the knees out of there this time. It's two-none.
To the left hander for the National League will probably come into the ball game to replace Chris Short.
He's been loosening up several times during the course of his ball game.
Lina Haun is led to the long wall to get something like this, an all-star game.
Now, on ball by May, he's proposed he can only go to first and dies, and just gets May, is by a step.
Now, in the second, goes Leslie Starr.
And for Gossy May to find play, the ball was hit into the dirt in front of home-place bounce high over Catfish Hunter's head,
and for Gossy May to make a hurt throw and a quick charge out of the ball.
And now, we're going to come out of here.
He won 12 home runs and 52 RBIs on the year.
And he's struck out his last three times in bad in this all-star game.
Myrtle did one in the dirt in the first inning and beat it out for a hit, so it was one for four.
He struck out swinging him a third and ninth innings in this all-alarm strikes in the sixth.
Myrtle looks back at Starr in a second and throws a change of curveball at his strike one.
And once again, the right-hander backed out of the box on the pitch, wide-breaking curveball by Catfish Hunter.
Hunter's ready again. This time a fastball strike two.
Now, this game may be called the year of his strikeout.
But the first of the runs by anyone could change that to the year of Bill and the May.
Starr but second. Two out in the 11th inning of the 38th annual all-star game.
La Mania back. Kyle Kipsit just did get a piece of the ball over the end of his back and saves him a half-two strikes.
And with Starr in scoring position, honestly, look at the outfield.
He's going to be challenging some pretty strong arms in the strengths field.
Aliva and especially Tony Canigliaro of the Whitefield for the American League.
And maybe Alorino, as you said, Tony, was swinging his right arm around in the Whitefield, anticipating the possibility.
As of always, punch Starr upstairs to the right, and it is still a two-strike and a fine attack by a second.
Nobody has gotten as far as known base except the two men who have hit home runs, Richie Allen and Bert Robinson.
Such has been the pitchers. There has been one walk in more than 20 strikeouts. Only six hits a piece.
Honor is ready with a two-strike pitch. This time, the ball stays outside, and it's one and two.
Only that looks like a breaking pitch for Thorne Harleys in before.
Looks more like a hard slider jam. The ball, of course, that does not break as much as the sweeping curveball in Hunter's throws many times.
One and two to Cremati with Starr but second. Honor checks Starr and now steps off.
The money never moved from the batter's box, Hunter with the sign again.
Reaches outside and rips one, and if you want to tell your man to land right, and back of the dugout, I would have been better.
Stung the hands of Cremati who hit the ball. One and two. Cremati is up there really guarding the plate, and that was one of those breaking balls that Hunter throws.
The big one. And looks like there's a fitter two outside, and Cremati reached right across the plate to foul a line and drive off.
Aaron is the man on deck.
The match in the fans, begin to clap it up.
Honor delivers fast ball of just misses. It is two-two.
Ed Runby has been working the plate today. Frank Secari at first, Louis DeMorro at second, and Burkhardt at third.
One and a half to Cremati, but in right. Chris Gallagheros to the left.
Reads from the sleeve. Here's the two-two pitch.
Fast ball and he strikes out.
No one comes in. No one is one left. In the middle of the 11th.
The American lead one.
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The spoiler is going to make your face feel just great.
Unless somebody comes along and gives you a punch, but you let people can't do anything about that.
The incident with Tony Kubeck and we do have to...
And he'll be facing Brooks Robinson, Dick McCollough and Tony Aliva.
You're in the bottom of the 11th of this 1-to-1 ball game.
So now we've had Mary Schau, Jankos, Bob Gibson, Chris Short, and I'm Mike Cuellar.
Chris Short worked two innings, walk one, the only walk of the ball game.
The winner, the L-8 Mother, struck out one and said...
Three out throws fairly hard. A left hander, of course, he has a pretty good slider and curve ball,
and it appeared, Jim, that he was working on a screwball out on the bullpen.
Brooks Robinson with a home run. The only run of the American League swings and hits this one high,
and it'll probably reach the seats.
Down the left field line, Brooks just got a little bit too far in front of it, and Jim McArthur races out to Mike Cuellar.
He's giving Cuellar a little warning to keep the ball down on Robinson.
Robinson likes that ball, felt high or above that pin, and McArthur knows it once and to keep that ball down around the knees.
Right one to Robinson with McCollough and Aliva to follow.
Cuellar and Aliva both left handers. Robinson at that, the right hander.
Cuellar, the left hander. One and one now.
And, of course, maybe Hank Darrell will reach into his bullpen, or his fence.
Curve ball from Cuellar does not make it over the flight stage outside.
He wants a new ball, with his two and one. One to one to score.
The bottom of the 11th inning is a 38th annual All-Star game.
Now the curve ball, five upstairs, it is 2-2.
A reminder again of NBC's major league coverage on television Saturday.
Most of the country will see the Chicago Cubs at Los Angeles.
Those in Los Angeles and Chicago will see Houston at San Francisco.
Cuellar's pitch is on the outside corner, and Robinson strikes out.
Looks to their home plate for a while and had a few words with the eight-on-fire Ed Rowey.
He's got the pitch minute for the outside. There's often trouble.
Here is Dick McCollough.
The eldest right hander is the common occurrence, the most common occurrence here in this All-Star game.
McCollough has 16 home runs this year, so he can hit with power, but he's a facing the left hander.
It's low, but on Mike Frear, he's all-in.
Mays was shading McCollough slightly to right center field, but he just moved over a couple of steps over to the third base side.
He's playing him a little bit so left field.
We're going to miss Farmer-Collough. It's one and one.
Well, Seabrook has not been used. Riesdale has not been used. Dosteen Ford, Mashenleg, Lombard, and Hornan and Harkins.
Long to right field. I close for Maddie, but it is too high. Not nearly one and black.
You know, the basket catch, he makes the second out of the inning.
McCollough very nearly got around on the pitch and drove it out of here.
It was a little high. There's Tony Lealock. It was one for four and struck out twice.
As you mentioned, the name of Don's rise there, Jimmy, just got up.
He's starting to throw very, very slowly, but he's loosening up.
We are in the 11th inning of a ball game that started roughly about two hours and 40 minutes ago, with a curvature 92.
It has dropped to 85 and the shot has come, and Aliva has lost his job again on the point of the minute.
We are throwing a bat, and the Mashenleg dugout to the first base. Now, this time, pass the Mashenleg dugout.
It's interesting to see the defensive alignment of the National League.
Tony Perez, the third baseman, is playing right through the bag on the star of the line, as is Orlando Sopada.
They're protecting one more against that extra base set.
One strike down over the 2 out of the 11th. One to one in the score.
Mike Cuellar, Houston throw strikes with a breaking pitch.
All in a two.
Now, everybody's been talking about the hitters.
After this game, they're going to start talking about the pitchers.
Amazing control. A high rate of strikeouts and very few hits, and thus far only two runs.
Last ball high.
Bill Lever, there's one and two.
You've got to remember, Jim, that in an all-star game or a World Series, you see a pitcher once or twice, especially in an all-star game.
You might see a pitcher one time, and the next time up, you're facing somebody different.
It may be a pitcher you've never seen before, so you never get a chance to see how his ball is breaking.
I am close.
Yes, Bill Lever takes the ball two, two and two.
You may have an opportunity as a hitter in the all-star game to see the opposing pitcher's curve ball one time.
His fast ball one time. If he's got a lot of pitchers, he may throw you three, four different pitches.
You never see the same one twice, and this makes it difficult for a hitter.
Two, two pitch.
Alina swings and misses, and very nearly that's three hours to mound, but it's back.
Now he has lost to death.
Another strikeout. Alonzo hits two hours on left, and now at the end of 11.
Naturally one, then accidentally one.
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We pause 30 seconds for station identification.
All regular scheduled programs canceled to bring you the all-star game on WNBC, AM and FN New York.
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It will be a good night for you when you join Brad Cranbull from 9 to midnight on WNBC.
Jim Simpson with Tony Kubeck, off of the 12th.
On his rose and Aaron Swings and Mrs. It is strike one.
On a ready again, it is pop-up.
Robinson waving everybody off and now for Ghostie comes in and back of the mound and says I don't have it, and does.
One down now on the 12th inning.
And Sopeta.
Now this is a continuing story that we have brought to you all along.
Sopeta now is 0-4, which makes him 1-25 in his all-star career, but can make me all really rock with the back-handed stab at the warning track at the end of the 10th inning.
And inside for Mutter, while 1.
The American League is aligning defensively for Sopeta, playing him to hit late.
I'll leave us playing toward right field.
Gostemski left is toward left center. Good pitch from Hunter.
Catches the inside corner. It's 1-1 to Sopeta.
Before that line drive, it can nearly arrow flag down.
Sopeta had ground about, hit into a double play and had been called out on strikes.
Here's the 1-1 pitch from Catfish Hunter. He's straight up in the air.
Back goes McCulloch on the grass and back a second base on the right field side and has it for the second out.
2 par-pots.
And now, for the first time at back today, Tony Perez, who replaced Richie Allen at third base.
Allen, who hits the home run for the only national league run and the second inning struck out swinging the next three times.
Tony Perez, who has played first base, third base, or Cincinnati, makes a curve ball that's inside ball one.
Tony was born in Cuba, now lives in Puerto Rico, is off to a great start.
17-0 runs, 56 RBI's. And it's his first all-star game and he swings and fouls tips at strike one.
Well, Richie Allen got his home run in the second, deleted off, Rick Robinson got one in the sixth, and that's been it. We're now in the 12th.
Connor just standing there, standing in. Now ready to pitch to Perez of Cincinnati.
Breaking pitch that he fouls down the right field line, it'll go deep in the seats.
One and two.
Tony ready again.
On deck is McCover, who has not yet batted either in this all-star game.
Last ball and strike three, we've got another strikeout. And that's the 26th of this ball game.
And that's the first time so hits the horizon left. In the middle of the 12th, and I asked what he'd want. The American League wants.
Why two fly, and there's first line in premium, I have no idea exactly what that means.
Who's Herbert?
He's Detroit. Let's see if he gets confused in tire stores. When it comes to buying a tire, I just have to go along with what the salesman says.
We showed Mr. Herbert how he could pick out his next tires himself at BF Goodrich. You do it with the tire calculator.
It asks you some questions about your driving, about the speeds and roads and so on.
Then it tells you which BFG tire suits you best. What did Mr. Herbert think of this?
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Which I said before, something that's always confused me. I think it's a great idea.
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We're now on the top of the 12th inning. If there's anything can happen and it already has, the all-star game, the 58th handle, it is 1-1.
Arm and killer brew, hitler's in four attempts.
The off the face to left-hander is Mike Puyard. Killer brew, the last time off, checked his swing, tried to duck out of the way of the pace and coughed it up to the second base.
The American League at first, as the home team batted last or won, can win it for them in the last of the 12th.
Nobody's been getting many runs in this ballgame. Puyard pitches and as the ground ball to Ali, it's shortstop.
He waits on the ball, now guns it over to first-versa-pata has it for the first down.
That will bring up Tony Canigliaro, who applied to ride in the second again on the ninth and struck out twice in between.
The lights, of course, are on as a matter of fact, were turned on before the game began at 4.15 Pacific Coast time this afternoon.
Puyard throws, the Canigliaro hits an inside pitch, he was banned on the play and cleared Bill Rigney, the manor to the angels and the coach at third base, out of the coach's box.
Tony has 13 home runs, 46 RBI's and a great voice. He's a recording star.
Seems very well, led to Lig at home runs at age 20. Another pitch in on the fifth, and again fouled off, but this time up so viciously, it is strike two.
One out of the 12th, National League One, American League One.
Jim and the American League bullpen, Joel Harlan of the White Sox has gotten up in his beginning to throw.
Puyard is ready, fastball foul at the plate, bounced up and hit Canigliaro on the shoulder, and the cover remains two strikes.
Well, the pen and races again after this one is over, the White Sox go to Cleveland and Pittsburgh goes to St. Louis for games on Thursday, but everybody's attention here now is on the 38th All-Star game.
Two strikes, Canigliaro with one out in the bottom of the 12th. Fastball hit off the fifths again, the cover may have a play in back of the plate on the high-pull foul, and does for the second half.
Alcarod Yosremski, who has been one of the most successful, matters for either team. He has a double in the single, he struck out his first time up, and the only walk is against 25 strikeouts, his last time up.
He was sacrificed a second, but then on a hard hit by Alvers to the shortstop, Yosremski was caught between second and third and run down.
Two outs, Carla left-hander in to step against the left-hand of Cuiard, takes it inside, slotted for ball one.
Now once more for the National League, Don Drysdale is beginning to throw, so each ball club has a pitcher up and getting ready.
Law again to Canigliaro, Yosremski, and it is two balls.
Gellibur led off the bottom of the 12th by grounding up, Canigliaro fouled out with the catcher, and here's Carl Yosremski, who has 19 home runs and 56 RBI's this year.
A lot of power in this youngster. Outside, it is ball three.
Freehand is the batter on deck.
Yosremski looked down to Bill Rigney, Jim, but I would think that Ankole will have him hitting. If he gets the good pitch that he can hit, he'll be going for everything.
Last ball and he hits it. One hop across the glove of Maserlowski.
Yosremski rounds, first and holds up there with his third hit in four official times as well.
And here comes Bill Freehand, who is hole for three.
That's the first hit off Cuiar, who is struck out too.
And Tony, you were so right again. Here is Freehand with all the power to end a 12 home runs, 33 RBI's, a light hander against the left hand of Cuiar, who makes his move to first.
But Yosremski was only a step or so off the bat.
Ponderos come out of the dugout for the American League. It is in the on deck circle, but should Freehand get on, I'm sure Ankole will use a pinch hitter.
They are ready and delivers low to Freehand, ball one.
Reza third, the fated first, out of it short, Maserlowski at second, Aaron in left, Clemente in right, Maison center, McHarver now the catcher, and Cuiar the pitcher for the National League.
Cuiar works to the plate, ground ball, Reza's chances of third, he'll go to second for the fourth, and that's the end of the inning. A run's on one hit, no errors in one man left, and now at the end of 12, scoring the National League one and the American League one.
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The good guys and the white hats. We move now to the top of the 13th inning, and buddy Blacke, let's see if you can get us some runs.
Alright Jim, thank you. Good to be back with you. I've already made one tour of the dugout, looking for a post game still that never came about.
Jim Katz, face hunter, brilliant young Brian Andrews on the mound right now. We've seen magnificent pitching in this ball game. We traveled out of the top half of the 13th.
The National League All-Stars won. The American League All-Stars won. Both runs, direct result of home runs.
Zip by Ritzy Allen back in the second for the National League. And Brooks Robinson cleared the wall in the left in the sixth. Here's Tim McCarver, young fine catcher of the Cardinals from Memphis, Tennessee.
A left-handed hitter and hunter, bends in a curve for strike one. Tim McCarver, who scored the winning run in last years, all-star game.
And Tim runs unusually well for a catcher. These brazes from foul upstairs on the left. McCown moves on now to strike two.
Bill Mazurowski to follow. And then Gene Alley. And everyone enjoying this win.
The two-strike delivery. Swung on, a line, drive down the left field line. Could be a problem. Yosemski is over. Can't make the play. It rolls to the barrier.
In the second base, Tim McCarver. He'll hold there with a stand-up double.
Good try by Kyle Yosemski, but the ball kept slicing away from him. The left-handed hitting McCarver, hitting it down the left field line. He just did not catch up to it.
Carl will ordinarily play most every hitter into left-center field. I think this is the influence of that strange con toers, the park in which he plays, the Fenway Park in Boston.
You give everybody the line, and you play fairly shallow, you have to, and into left-center field.
Well, I would imagine now, with Mazurowski up, he'll be trying to advance the runner McCarver into third base so that he can score on that sacrifice fly.
The American League, set their defense for the Bunt. Shallow at first base, is Harman Gillibrook. Brooks Robinson must hold his ground, even with a bag at third.
McCarver, we told you, is a good runner. Mazurowski squares the Bunt. It squares the back foul towards the screen for strike one.
Mazurowski, none for four in this ballgame. Twice is rolled out to the shortstop, and twice is going out to the left fielder.
Mazurowski, fire-uply built. A right-handed hitter. Tim McCarver at second base. There's nobody out here in the top half of any number 13.
Joel Harlan continues to work in the bullpen for the American League, and Don Drysdale continues to throw for the National League.
Strike one in the con to Mazurowski. Extremely shallow now, Harman Gillibrook. And the pitch by Hunter.
A bunted ball, it's a good Bunt down the first base line, picked off by Gillibrook, throwing to McCarver at first base, covering for the up.
A perfect sacrifice Bunt for Mazurowski, and now the infield must play in.
And Dean Alley is the hitter due here now for the National League.
Dean Alley, no luck in four tries in this ballgame. Joel Flender right-handed hitter. We've seen more votes than any of the men.
The All-Star selections.
With the American League infield playing in, Hunter's job will be to try and keep the ball down, keep it low, try to force the ground ball.
Alley's up there battling in the opposite direction. He wants to get the ball, belt higher above it so he can hit the ball to the outfield.
So we've got a battle between that pitch and hitter going on constantly.
The infield is in tight, and Hunter appears that he is going to pitch from the stretch position, and the infield now is shallowed up.
It's a one-to-one ballgame at the top of the 13th. Hunter pitching from the stretch position, and the fastball barreled through there for strike one.
And the reason Hunter now is working from the stretch position, he's gone against the Bunt.
And the Carver at third. He scored the winning run last year for the National League.
Jim began the inning with a double. The next pitch, Kerb, and this one. Ben's a little bit too low. Ball one and strike one.
Gene Alley at the plate. We see Pete Rose out on deck. The outfield is straight away, and reasonably shallow.
The infield is in tight. Ball one and strike one. Gene Alley. Hunter accepts the sign, and now delivers the one-to-one for Chikurbo, a way of death by Alley hits one and two.
Well now with two strikes, the attempt at a squeeze is all but eliminated, buddy, so it looks like Alley will be swinging away once more.
And we'll see now how Hunter goes into the full line. He might, but he seems comfortable now in this position. He will not go into his wind-up.
The one-two pitch. Slumrun and the one-to-one strike. And that is strikeout number four for Tim Katz, his honey.
And here comes the real Bulldog. Rose, hitting here.
And Rose, of course, is a switch-hitter, and right now we've got a little conference on the mound. Freehand has gone out to talk to Hunter, and he's just making sure that Hunter knows how to pitch Rose, whether he's a high-ball hitter, low-ball hitter. He wants to know where to make sure to settle the youngster down.
And Rose, a flying hitter. He has collected 414 hits his past two years with Cincinnati. He infield now, normal depth. Still 15 from the stretch position as Hunter, and he delivers fastball.
This one sails high and away to Pete Rose for ball one. There are two outs here in the top of the 13th. Tim McCarver's third base. It's a one-to-one ball game.
Rose, stockily built. He's a good runner. Now the full win by Hunter and the pitch. A curve up too high, ball two, two and all.
Willie May, kneels in the on-decks, sir. This has been an excellent ball game.
Jamfax House here's the big A, and a Hyme Stadium. A curve. That's what bends in for a strike. It's two and one. So Hunter, dropping behind Pete Rose, comes back with a breaking ball. He spins it in for a strike. It's two and one.
The two-one delivery. Slung on, and high in the air. This one is shallow in center field. Who wants it? Nicola drifting back out there. Saliva comes in and puts it away for out number three.
So the National League denied here in the top half of inning number 13. No runs, one hit, and a man left on base. Kledoff doubled by Tim McCarver goes for nuts. And the score at the end of 12-1 happens to play. The National League All-Stars won. The American League All-Stars won.
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The sense of view playing on the last pass of the 13th inning, and on the mound now, on the National League, the big, strong one, and it's Don Drysdale and the Dodgers. Big D, now 30 years of age, in his 12th Major League, 6th.
Drysdale, 6 feet 6, 218 pounds, so he becomes the tallest and heaviest of all the National League All-Star.
Warren and Van Ice, California, now makes his home at Hinton Hill. He has quite a mistake there.
Drysdale will move, of course, into the number 7 position in the batting order. Rose will stay in the position he pinched in number 9.
He leaves things off. It will be Jim Hunter. So, pitcher against pitcher, right-hander against right-hander here.
And off we go in the last half of the 13th. Drysdale accepts the sign, the big man delivers.
He's got our fastball. Come on and miss, Strike 1. He buzzed this one pretty good. Don Drysdale plays a 20-game winner. In 1962, he captured 25. In 1965, he won 23.
Fastball outside, and Hunter almost figured on this one. All got a five to catcher, Tim McRiver. It's ball one and Strike 1. Rose now playing in second base. Perez at third.
Ball one is Strike 1. Jim Fragosi will follow, and the fish now to Hunter. This is outside, it's two and one. It's a one-to-one ball game in the last half of the 13th.
The National League's only tally came in the second on a home run by Richie Allen. The two-one fish swung on and missed. It levels the count at two and two.
The American League tally in inning number 6, a home run by Brooks Robinson.
Buddy, I imagine if Hank Bauer had a left-handed pinch-itter at this time, he would have used him for 100. All these guys left is Kazanova, Ken Berry, and Etch-a-Baron.
That's right. Filed back by Hunter, the count remains even, then two and two. And Hunter has done a good job on the line. He has already worked in 3-inning.
It's all the biggest try to ever witness a ball game here, and then I've seen him enjoying this one. Here comes the two-to-fitch.
Swung on and missed. He's got him on strike, and Strikeout 3 continues.
Jim Fragosi takes in. Jim is 1-3 in the long game. He is singled, sacrificed, and struck out twice. Jim with pretty good power.
He's a big man for his short stuff. He takes a strike, like Tony Kubek on my left. Fragosi, 6-2, and he weighs 198 pounds.
And Buddy, if there were ever a stage set for some maroaks by the hometown boy, that's right. Here's the ground ball of the Perez at third.
It's a long throw across. He's got him. But it didn't happen.
So there are two outs. And here comes Brooks Robinson. And you know that Brooks right here has only one throw in line. He's going to go for it all.
Brooks won for five in this game. And that one hit on Buddy Big. The home run back in the sixth.
Right-hander against right-hander, and Drysdale goes to work.
Sidearm fastball sails high and inside for ball one. Two outs, and nobody on the last half of the 13th inning.
He knows that I've never seen Drysdale pitch as Buddy mentioned. He's tall and he comes from the side quite often.
He still has a very good fastball and moves into the right-handed hitters. Once the ball comes overhand with a fastball, one that takes off as a good hard slider and occasional slow curve ball.
He only has all the social graces, but out there in the middle of the diamond, he's a real tiger, like a backroom brawler.
And the next pitch. Swung on line drive. Off to Clever Perez. It travels down the left field line. And now, him and Hager, they're calling this ball foul.
And Buddy, it appeared that the ball hit Perez's love, but apparently it did not. Had it touched his love, it would have been a fair ball because the ball wasn't fair territory when Perez almost touched it.
Henry Aaron Clark also was a fair ball. He played it and touched and threw in the second base to try to get Robinson, but now, Robinson's coming back to head and Bill Ridley is going out to argue.
Bill finally has... Bill was not watching either umpire, Ken Burtard or Emmett Ashford. And this ball did appear to go off the glove of Perez and then carry him into foul territory.
But evidently, he had reached across the line when the ball hit his glove. So it evens the count on Robinson at ball one and strike one.
And Perez now has almost as tried the line at third and deep.
Rysedale taking too much time and Robinson steps out.
And the late innings and protecting against the extra base at East Dany right on that line.
And the American League All-Star story here in the last half of the 13th facing John Ryse. And the score at the end of 13, the National League One and the American League One.
And the score of line two fly and this first line in premium I have no idea exactly what that means.
When it comes to buying a tire, I just have to go along with what the salesman says.
We showed Mr. Herbert how he could pick out his next tires himself at BF Goodrich. You do it with the tire calculator. It asks you some questions about your driving, about the speeds and roads and so on.
Then it tells you which BFG tire suits you best. What did Mr. Herbert think of this?
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Which as I said before is something that's always confused me. I think it's a great idea.
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I'd like to go along with Jim Simpson and Tony Kubeck. Bring it all your way from the big A, Anaheim Stadium and Anaheim, California.
We're set now for action. The top half of any number 14 is a one-to-one ballgame. And again, the color for you. Here comes Jim.
All right, buddy. One-to-one, what he made is a brilliant comedienne, Hank Aaron. Unless it pitches you to go against, catch fish hunters.
As we are now in extra innings. And that is the understatement of the year. This is the top of the 14th.
Not already for his first pitch to what he made. He fouled it off to the right, strike one.
Maze has been called out on strikes, fly to center, and grounded to short.
For the fourth time, even though he did not make an appearance until the sixth inning.
Not already again. Fastball backs Maze out. This game now is approximately three hours and 15 minutes old, and it has gone from 92 degrees at game time to a pleasant 81 now.
The pitch is one on by Maze. It's one and two. Jim, and when you think of an all-star, you know, Willie Maze or any of the others, you think of the big home run hitter, you think of a pitcher that can strike out the hitter.
But one thing we've seen today, something that also makes them all stars, is the ability to execute the easy plays. The fundamentals in baseball, that means so much in winning ballgames.
All hits right away, center field, and Aliva starts back, and now holds up and has it for the first time of the 14th.
Although he drove a little back somewhat, he didn't get out of it. It was a breaking ball that Willie waved at.
Hit a little on the end of the bat and just didn't quite get a hold of it.
While a personal pride on any phase, or plays any part of Major League Baseball, the fellas' riding that are played right now with Roberto Clemente is out for blood.
He beat a ball into the ground in the first inning and went for a base hit. Since then, he has struck out swinging, called out on strikes, and struck out twice more swinging.
He has struck out his last four times at bat. After coming into this ballgame with one of the fine averages in the National League and in Major League Baseball, about 352 takes ball one outside.
And of course, all of these stars in this classic, Jim, play hard, but I don't think you find any that plays this game more intently than Roberto Clemente.
On a ready, outside corner, about children high, and it's a strike, one-on-one. There have been 28 strikeouts in this game that has broken all records, and only one walk.
Each team has 7th, it's one-to-one, but then he watches another one go outside for ball two, two-and-one.
Now it seems ages ago that Richie Allen hit a home run into the center field seats, that was in the second inning, they could have won nothing, and then they in the sixth inning, Rich Robinson came back with a home run over left field wall.
And that's the score. Two-and-one now, Clemente with one down and the 14th. Round ball, and Colliff follows it to fix it up and close it out.
Colliff waited on the ball, Tony, and the last moment had little trouble with it, but through and on it's 20th time. And here comes Hank Aaron.
Aaron reached on the fourth play in the first, and then Stoller base, beat out an infield hit in the fourth, was called out on strikes, and a leather grounded out the next three times.
Two out now, and the 14th on it throws Aaron, bounces a foul toward the American League dugout and over the roof and into the stands. Strike one.
And at this point every hitter going to that plate gym is thinking of just one thing, and that's the end of the hall with one swing, so we're seeing some pretty good cuts at these pitches, and consequently we're seeing more strikeouts too.
On a ready again, this one has hit off the fifth foul and hits on top of the National League dugout. Two strikes.
Looking down the list of possible pinch hitters, Ken Berry, Paul Casanova, and Andy Etcheverry remain for the American League, and we are about to run the gamut of the American League.
Looking down the list, I can't find a one, Tony, they're all used up. Jim, I can't either. I think Hank Bauer has a little bit of the upper hand, he's still got three left.
Walter Alton does not have a catcher left, should something happen to Tim McIron. One, two, pitch, hit off the fifths, and very high in center field.
The Lever lost it for a while and the light's now under it, and has it for the third out. No one's no hits nor is in the four teams, and at the end of the four teams, the National League won, and the American League won.
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Back at Anaheim, Jim Simpson with Tony Kubeck and Buddy Blatner. We move now to the bottom of the 14th inning.
Dick McCullough, Armand Kilibrew and Tony Canigliaro, the scheduled hitters, to face Don Drysdale, now working his second inning.
There have been 28 strikeouts, seven hits by each team, including home runs by Richie Allen and Brooke Troutensen.
And if you just joined us, that brings you up to date. McCullough ready to face the right-handed.
Drysdale takes outside with a fast ball from Drysdale, wall one.
The faders at first, rows at the second. Alley remains at short, where he's been the entire game.
Perez at third, Aaron at left, Mays and Center, Clemente and Wright. Carver the catcher, and there's ball two.
Maryshell, Jenkins, Gibson, short, Cuiar and now Drysdale for the National League.
Tom Sever and Danny LaMastra are the only two left for the National League, and LaMastra has a pulled muscle in the rib cage, so that leaves Sever.
Eyeball hits the right field, Clemente trots in, waves off, rows are come out in the short ride and takes it.
And now the first out of the 14th, the American League 14th. That will bring up Tony Oliva.
Well Oliva has faced a couple of left-handers in his last couple of times as bad, and now is up against the right-handed, Don Drysdale.
Drysdale this year with a 7-10 record has surrendered eight home runs.
You're thinking what everybody in the ballpark is thinking, and what Oliva will be swinging for, and LaMastra throws and has them all lined to right center field.
Dopping into the base hit, picked up on the third out by Woody Mays, and Oliva with one down and the 14th is on, bringing to bat Harman Killabrew.
First hit off down to LaMastra, and here's Killabrew, who's been up five times in the valley here.
The four today, Killabrew has quite an all-star record. He was 6 for 14 for 429 in two home runs.
Now he is 6 for 19th in all-star play.
Sidearm pitch fastball and pretty quick join, low ball one, is a Killabrew.
And Jim, we've mentioned before about how much these all-star games mean to the individual players, and also to the leagues.
And Harman Killabrew, I rode in on the plane with him, and Rod Karoo for Minneapolis, and Harman has a full groin muscle, and yet he hasn't begged out of that lineup.
He's still in there swinging to bat after 14 innings.
Rise down out of the stretch, and look at Oliva first, and now checks Oliva at first, and throwing track in time.
Want to know the killer, Bruce.
Last of the 14th inning of the 38th annual all-star game, it is all tied at 1-1.
Now back by Killabrew, pitching on the fifth, it's 1-1.
Don Drysdale does not have the ability to get the ball to home plate very quickly.
He's big and tall and lanky and everything else, so there's a possibility of a steel thread by Oliva, although he is not a base-stealing threat really.
But we could see Oliva trying to get into scoring position.
Killabrew waits, Oliva leads our first base in the 14th inning with 1-down.
Drysdale has the sign and is in the stretch.
Now a check at first.
Oliva is back.
God remains 1-1.
We have not heard the crowd yet, estimated that nearly 46,000, and I don't believe a soul has gone home.
But the game already now comes with a pitch right down the middle strike two.
And now for the first time of the day, we are noticing the wind, which is blowing toward left field.
It is not a strong wind at all, but there's been little or no wind here today.
And again, it started at 4-15 California time, 1-2 now to Killabrew.
Drysdale taking the time.
Grows it from the outside corner and Killabrew is called out on strike.
The 29th strikeout of this ball game.
That brings up Tony Canigliaro.
Tony is glad to write twice as strikeout swinging twice, and the last time, I fouled with a catch in McCarland.
As we've told you, Tony has the power also. He has 13 home runs this year.
Drysdale working now with two out of the Levant first, and Canigliaro fouled it off to the right.
Boston Red Sox, very much in penance contention, they're now in fifth place, six games out.
I'm rather happy with the fact that other remaining 80 ball games in the American League 50 will be played at very friendly Fenway Park.
The first half of the season may have done very well on the road.
One strike to Canigliaro, two down on the 14th, one to one to score.
Aliva at first, and Drysdale taking his time.
Don again checks Aliva at first base.
The crowd hums a bit, but remember Aliva, if he should score, the ball game is over, and Drysdale wants to keep him close.
Don works Saturday, four and two-thirds innings, and here he is strong again.
Another check at first base, and Aliva was just a step or two off.
And mentioning the Red Sox surge this year, Jim, they of course have always been a home ball club,
and have never been able to win on the road very often, but they, this year, are putting together some very important wins on the road,
and this has made them penance contenders for the first time in many years.
Drysdale staring in for the sign after having stepped off once.
The stretch, fast ball, which is low, it is one and one to Canigliaro.
Donny has had 11 home runs in his last 28 ball games, which is part of pace.
And Drysdale is taking his time now, he doesn't want to get that lost tag hung up on him,
so he's walking around in that mound, looking around to see if his outfielders and infielders are positioned the way he wants them,
and he's finally getting ready to pitch right now.
Don is ready now, checking Aliva's sidearm pitch, stays inside, it is two and one.
Two and one to Canigliaro with Aliva at first base.
They're all game fast approaching the three and a half hour mark, and we're in the bottom of the 14th inning.
This pitch is a good pitch for a steal attempt, Jim, with two and one on Canigliaro.
Drysdale doesn't want, if he doesn't have to, to go to three and one on Canigliaro, so we could see a possible steal attempt.
Aliva is not moving, the ball is far off and upstairs to the right by Donny, and it is two-two.
Well, after this, of course, the teams go back to their penises,
and the White Sox open at Cleveland on Thursday, and Pittsburgh moves into St. Louis.
The White Sox and the Cardinals at the All-Star break, White Sox leading Detroit by two games,
and the Cardinals leading the Cubs by three and a half.
The only banks of the Cubs are saying that the Cubs' seven-game losing streak will be broken at the expense of the Dodgers,
he announced, starting Thursday.
Two and two, bottom of the 14th.
Canigliaro waits, Drysdale is ready, the ball is low, Aliva is running, the ball is waiting for him,
and MacCopper is joining off.
MacCopper throws, and that ends the 14th inning.
Canigliaro still at back, no runs, one hit, no errors, and none left,
but now at the end of the 14th, National League won, the American League won.
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Honor is ready with the first pitch of the 15th inning.
The Zepeda, it is inside ball one, and this has set a new record for the longest all-star
game played as we move to the 15th inning.
And remember, there have been 29 strikeouts.
Another record.
This one is hit to right field, back close to Nick Leal, back on the warning track,
looking up and has it, a step from the wall.
Zepeda is out again.
He is over six on the day one for 27 in his all-star career, but today twice as it's
deep and hard-riven balls to right field.
And you can see the stroke that Zepeda developed in Candlestick Park with a wind blowing out
to right field.
I think if Orlando had been in Candlestick Park, he would have had himself a home run.
Here is Tony Perez, who's been at that only once and he struck out on the 12th.
Jim Catfish on her still on, still working as an extra innings.
The pitchers no longer have to go just to three innings.
Right one to Perez, a breaking ball on the inside corner.
During the regulation nine, a pitcher can go no more than three innings.
Once the regulation nine is gone, they run out of pitchers.
There's a long drive to left field off about Perez.
That goes to Krebski looking up, home run.
National lead, lead two to one in the 15th.
Perez hit the ball very well.
It's carried on a line drive just over the 375 foot sign in left center field.
This ball very well in this Krebski cannot get back to the wall at all.
That will not go into the regular season books, only into the all-star records, but that's the 18th home run.
That Perez is hit in championship competition this year.
17, there's another drive.
This time by Macarver, picked up in right field by Conigliara and holds into a single.
And Macarver has been wheeling a hot pass.
And now Tommy Helms, who was out once before, only to be called back.
He'll come up to back for Don Garza.
National lead, well it's all been home run.
Richie Alamez-Wong and Tony Perez in this the 15th inning.
Bert Robinson is home run for the American League and that's it, two to one in the 15th.
The National League now with one out in the 15th would like to have a run in the 15th.
He runs nine hits to the National, one eight and oh for the American.
Sykes from Jim Katfish on it.
And when the National League takes the field, it'll be Tom Seaver of the Mets coming into the ballgame.
And the only pitcher that manager Waldole has left, Sykes and Denny Lamaster, who as we mentioned before is injured.
Like one pitch to Helms and this one is a little high and it's one and one.
Joel Harlan is now up for the American League, he's beginning to throw so should a rally get going here we could see Joel.
More of the hits in one run have come off 100 for the National League.
McArthur first, Helms the batter, line drive right to McCollough who trots over and throws it to Killibrew but a double play as McArthur was off and running.
And it stunned McCrudden, McCard was off because the ball was not that sharply hit.
One run on the home run by Perez, two hits, no errors and none left.
In the middle of the 15th, the National League two, the American League one.
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Now coming into pitch and what a thrill this must be for him and what moments of nervousness he must be feeling.
Tom Seaver of the New York Mets.
Seaver, last time out, Saturday, went to full line innings to beat Atlanta.
8-5 on the air with a 2.65 earned on average, 14 home runs. That has been the mainstay of the Mets staff and has pitched 10 complete ball games.
He will face Conigliaro who is back when Aliba was thrown out of tempting distill.
There's Fromsky and Bill Freehand.
From the New York Mets.
And out with the Tom Seaver, a right hander is coming in the fifth.
Seaver warming up is Conigliaro standing by.
Tony has struck out twice.
That's why they're right twice and has fouled out once.
The National League, well, a lot of workers, there have been 29 strikeouts.
The 15 innings makes it the longest all-star game in history and no team has ever won more than four all-star games in a row.
The National League has won four and right now could be the team that wins five in a row.
Should they win right here?
Of course, there's still a happening to go against the young rookie Tom Seaver.
Seaver, Tony Kubeck, when we saw him, he beat Atlanta last Saturday, but a couple of weeks ago we saw him against Atlanta.
And against a good power hitting team he was immensely affected.
Right, Jim, we were talking, Buddy Blatner and I, about Jim McLaughlin.
And I would compare Tom Seaver to McLaughlin and that he has a tremendous amount of toys for youngsters.
He's not afraid to get ahead of the hitters, to challenge these big hitters and throw that ball across the plate.
He's got a lot of ability, a good heart, a pretty good fastball.
All right, the American League drilling by one, bottom of the 15th in danger of losing their fifth in a row to the National League.
The National League wins, they'll have a 20-17 edge, they will have won 17 of the last 22.
With that in mind, Conigliaro, Yosemstraski and Prihan are due up in the bottom of the 15th.
And here's Tom Seaver's first pitch, the fastball which is catching Conigliaro after the East with Strike One.
Jim, we inadvertently forgot that Claude Osteen, a left-hander from the Dodgers, is with the National League All-Star team and he begins to warm up now.
Another low-fastball from Seaver, but this one is too low and it's one-and-one.
The crowd very quiet as Seaver winds and throws on the outside, it's two-and-one now.
Conigliaro has one thing in mind, get on base, he represents the tying run.
The crowd is still here, 46,000, nearly there's a ball popped up foul, it'll be out of play and back into play.
22.
Conigliaro is another player that gets hit quite often by pitch balls, he's had fractures in the arm and everything else from being hit.
And he keeps that left front foot of his, very close to home plate and his left elbow is in the strike zone.
So these pitchers made so a ball it is close to being a strike and it could hit him.
Here's a 2-2 pitch from Seaver, it is low 3-and-2.
Tony, you're speaking of being hit, John Wyatt.
Conigliaro earlier this spring and Tony suffered a hairline fracture of the shoulder, but his back is doing very well.
With 13-0 runs and 46 RBIs on the air.
3-and-2 pitch from Seaver, ground ball foul, almost made it into the American League All-Star dugout,
picked up by third base coach Bill Rickley, still 3-and-2.
There has only been one loss and this is not the time for a pitcher to walk a player.
Due to one, National League lasted the 15th, Conigliaro the lead off batter, 3-and-2, the pitch,
hit high in the air, overcomes Aaron in left field, bays in center, it is Hank Aaron in short left field, who has it for the first time.
The first time begins to run out on the American League as Carl Diastemski comes into bat.
Carl has been the hottest hitter in this game, in that after striking out on the second inning, he doubled in the fifth,
singled in the seventh through the game's only walk in the tenth and singled again in the twelfth.
Officially he is 3-for-4. Seaver throws outside Conig, right one.
Now some of the fans, very few, feeling that perhaps this game could be over, are beginning to make their way out.
Bottom of the 15th, Seaver throws inside Diastemski, out of this one-and-one.
Here at Anaheim, where strictly at American League City, they are getting the fight songs out for the American League with trails 2-to-1.
That's all, misses outside, it is 2-and-1 and as you said, Tony Kubek, Seaver is not afraid to get ahead of the batter,
he was ahead, he was behind to Conig Vierro and got him on a short flight to left heel.
He has the rare ability for a young pitcher to get his breaking ball over the hard slider that he has almost anytime he wants to.
So he has confidence.
Low and now he is 3-to-1 on Diastemski.
Let's see now if Seaver will go with his best pitch on 3-and-1, which is the slider.
Olstein is warming up, should he be needed, worked as recently as Sunday and went 9-and-2-3 innings on Sunday, so should he come in,
he'd be coming in with just one day's rest.
He won the score and the last of the 15th, Seaver throws outside and low, and there is the second walk-in ball game with Stemski.
The possession of Tyron takes the base.
3-and is in the batter's box now, but Ken Berry has come into the arms-extra goal and we could get him as a pinch hitter.
Berry, a last minute replacement when Frank Robertson took himself out of the all-star game last Friday night.
Bill 3-and-a-day has struck out, popped out, struck out again, sacrificed and reached on the fourth play.
3-and with a lot of power won down 15th innings, throw and 3-and took a mighty cut strike one.
Stemski's on first, nationally out on front fire run.
Seaver, as did Don Drysdale the inning before taking his time, realizing the import of the situation.
Low, and it's one-and-one.
A catfish hunter stands to be the loser, and of course, Drysdale stands to be the winner, having been in there when the home run was hit by a threat.
Bill 3-and at the play-chip is not particularly fast. He does hit a lot of ground balls hard, so with Seaver on the mound, a good stage of our low ball pitch, we have a double-play possibility.
Here's the 1-1 pitch, like two. 3-and-take-y.
It is 1-and-2.
And now for the first time in this game, the tension begins to build.
Because the runs of all-score on homers, sudden swiftness, there's a ball, lying in the center field, what he mays, comes in a step or two and has it for the second half.
Bill hit the ball very well, hit it almost directly at Mays. Hardly had to move, but he hit the ball very well.
Now Ken Berry, and Ken, a last-minute replacement, as we said, for Frank Robinson, represents the last chance for the American League.
There are two down here in the 50s. Ken Berry has 4 home runs, 26 RBI's, and head off to a great start.
But as of last weekend, it was all for 26.
Jim, we can't mention enough times how flawlessly both of these ball clubs have played. No errors by either team.
They've executed all the little things, the sacrifices, the force outs, all the little things that make true superstars and true all-stars.
One strike to Bering.
Bistremski still at first base, with two down in the last of the 15.
National League leading by one. Berry takes outside from Tom Siever, a rookie pitcher from the Mets who's trying to save the game for the National League, and Don drives there.
One-on-one to come. Berry, a right-handed batter.
Siever ready and throws, and he threw this one right-five, Berry, who's long and missed. One and two.
And now with a one-two count to Ken Berry, the crowd edges forward a little bit more. He throws outside and loads. Two-two to Ken Berry.
Well, this has been the longest game in all-star history, and it's been one of the most exciting.
And all of the scoring has come on home runs with dramatic swiftness. There have been no real rallies as such.
Two-two. Swing and a miss, strike three. The 30th strikeout of this all-star game that has gone 15 innings, retires Ken Berry, and the American League, the National League, wins it by the score of two to one.
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Well, money-blattner. This is the first All-Star game in Edelheim, but a lot of things are going into the record books, and some have been one of the greats.
Jim, this won't be long remembered. Again, we say the name of the game is pitching. That was on display here this afternoon, an early evening, magnificent pitching by both ball clubs.
And of course, as Tony mentioned, an airless ball game through 15 innings, the longest All-Star game on record.
I think the unusual twist is that three runs were scored in the ball game. All three were home runs, and all three were hit by third baseman Richie Allen, Tony Perez, and then Brooks Robinson.
And for 25-year-olds, Tony Perez, I know he'll long remember this one because the rather strange thing last year, he hit, let's see, but four home runs all of last year.
He had 17 home runs now at the All-Star break, and that's what he puts in the Trophy row. A great ball game all the way around, and the 46,000 I know thoroughly enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed, bringing it right on down the line to everyone in the country.
Thank you, buddy-blattner, the words of the California Angels, and a big thanks to you for working with us. Tony Kuback has an X player. How did you see this 38-year-old star game?
Jim, I saw Eddie Stanky of the White Sox coaching down at first base this entire ball game, and Eddie, of course, speaks about the intangibles in baseball, the little things, the fundamentals that most big league players perform and do, and that's what we saw today.
A good fundamental ball game, no errors, great pitching, the whole run when it was needed, great play under pressure, and it was pressure all the way in this tight ball game.
So Eddie Stanky is sure proud of his ball club, the American League, even though they did lose it.
Thank you also, Tony. The National League, which is one of its fifth in the row, which is a brand new record, 15 innings, a brand new record, 30 strikeouts, a brand new record.
Drivesdale-Lewinner, two runs, both on homers, by Richie Allen and Tony Perez, nine hits, no errors. The American League, a home run by Brooks Robinson, eight hits, no errors.
Hunter the loser, Drivesdale-Lewinner, our engineer for NBC has been John Pollock. Our NBC producer has been Hal Ashby.
Two runs, nine hits, no errors for the National League, one run, eight hits, no errors for the American, Jim Simpson with Tony Kubeck and Buddy Blatner, and that wraps up the 1967 All-Star Baseball game.
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The final score once again in the 38th All-Star game in 15ings, the National League 2, the American League 1. This has been an NBC Radio Network production.