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Los Angeles Dodgers faced the San Francisco Giants at Candlestick Park for a Sunday afternoon
game on July 20, 1969. Los Angeles entered this game tied for first place with the Braves
in the NL West with a 53-40 record. They were managed by Walt Ulston in his 16th season
as skipper of the Dodgers. San Francisco was also in the mix in the National League West,
the game behind the Braves and Dodgers. They were managed by Clyde King, who was in his
first year after taking over the job from Herman Franks. This audio recording is from
the Los Angeles Radio broadcast featuring announcers Vince Scully and Jerry Doggett.
Well, hi everyone, this is Jerry Doggett along with Vince Scully. Here we are at Candlestick Park
for the game between the Dodgers and the Giants. In Candlestick Park today, the Dodgers and the
Giants will play the fourth game of the series. And in a short time, the crew for Apollo 11 will
arrive on the moon and we'll have bulletins and stories on that as it does take place here this
afternoon. So certainly a momentous occasion in our world history and we will bring it to you as
it occurs. Today it will be Claude Ostin trying to get the Dodgers even in the series and Gaylord
Terry going for the Giants. Terry 11 and 7 on the year and Ostin has a record of 12 and 7 on the
year. Claude against the Giants, no record this year, four and eight live times. Terry against the
Dodgers, no record this year, and six and five live times. Now the batting orders for the game
today here at Candlestick Park. Murray Wills will be at shortstop. Manny Mola in center field.
Willie Crawford batting third and playing left field. Wes Parker will be at first base batting
fourth. Len Gabrielson in right field. Tom Haller will be the catcher. Bill Sudeikis at third.
Ted Seismore at second base. And Claude Ostin will be the pitcher. For the Giants, Bobby Bonds in
right field. Ron Hart will bat second and play second base. In center field, Willie Mays.
Willie McCovey will bat fourth and play first base. Jim Davenport is the third baseman.
Kenny Henderson in left field. Hal Lanier at shortstop. Bob Barton will be the catcher.
And Gaylor Murray to do the 15th. Terry 11 and 7. Six and five against the Dodgers live time and no
record this year. Ostin, four and eight against the Giants live time. Started against the
Giants on July the 12th. And the Dodgers won the ball game. Ostin was nine innings and had 10 strikeouts
as high as the year. The Dodgers won that game three to two in 14 innings. But Claude was not
involved in the decision. Terry started against the Dodgers on July the 11th. And the game
the Dodgers won 64. Terry worked eight innings. And allowed nine hits. So Gaylor parries.
McTall right under working on the mound for the Giants. And Claude Ostin for the Dodgers.
The umpires will be vargo at the play. Ostin, Colossi and Pollock on the base pass. And the
national defense race now is really locked up tonight. Atlanta Brazer beaten last night by Joe
Nitro and the San Diego Padres. So the Dodgers went into today's action with a 3 percentage point
lead over Atlanta. With San Francisco third one game back. And Cincinnati in fourth three games back.
And on the scoreboard it is three to two Montreal leading the New York match in the first game of
a double header. And Montreal sung them at yesterday when they had a chance to gain some valuable
ground on the Chicago Cubs. And the Cubs are leading one to nothing over Philadelphia in the
ninth inning with Jenkins going against Jackson. That's the first game of the double header. It
was the final score now in Chicago winning one to nothing. In the second game Selma goes against
the champions. So the match are down three to two in the ninth. And the Cubs have won their game
from Philadelphia rain is the part of the East St. Louis the Pittsburgh rained out Houston at
Cincinnati a double header postponed because of rain for that to blow rain out of double
header. Now the Giants take the field here at Kansas. And what is leading San Diego five to
nothing. And there are a lot of little fish in the now. That's. That's not a. The American League
scores. Oakland in California double header later on Minnesota Seattle a little late. It is five
to four Kansas City over Chicago in the first two. And three to two destroyed over Cleveland in the
eighth inning. Washington to New York to and then the. Underway in a moment now our national anthem.
On the mound now Gaylord very warming up we have a nice spot on hand here at Cantaloupe Park.
The crowd yesterday was twenty six thousand should be around those figures again for today's game.
Right. The wind has begun to blow a little earlier today than yesterday. But it should be a
nice day for the game. The crowd carry warming up with Barton. The very now stands two for the
Giants and one for the Dodgers. The last five games which is most of them decided by one run.
The Giants have won three of those games. The Giants lead the season series seven to four and
they lead here at Cantaloupe Park three games to two. The Dodgers have always had problems in the
park now hope to get their work for the year. I'll leave it up here and then they'll come back
in September for another three game series. Well the Dodgers will cover Parker gave a
halor today to start more in those things. Willie Davis had not arrived at the park half hour ago.
He had been confined to the hospital overnight for observation. So apparently he was not
released from the hospital. Willie was gave too much of yesterday to hit on the back of the head on the
butting home on a pitch by Juan Mariscal and had to go to the hospital for observation but the
report was that he was OK. I had more will stepping in and it's time to play ball. Gailord carried
to the wind up man the first pitch pulling a bouncing ball to the left side in the hole at
LaNere. The long throw not in time and will speak it out for a base. So will stop one to the left
side and short stop LaNere. Doesn't make the play in time. So more is on to start it off here for
the Dodgers in the first game. One worry now is it's safely in 14 straight games.
Manny Mota coming up Manny has a three fifty three batting average three home runs that 18 runs
batted in Manny Mota now with more wills on his first base. I guess right under Gailord Curry
11 wins seven losses earned an average of 264. Curry checking signs with catcher Bob Barton
Davenport is in his third base wills at first base and Manny Mota waiting out the play. Here's
Curry looking the pitch Mota around the bat takes the strike the play them fire is Vargo with
Wilson Colossi and the Pollock on the base bat on one to Manny. Holder hitting three fifty three
and as the Dodger hitting three seventy nine. Harry again out of the stretch the pitch to Mota
pulling a five ball along the right field line down in the corner and it's gonna go foul ball.
Bobby Barnes is playing in right field today with Mays back in the line up. This is the first
game that Mays have started in the series. Henderson has moved into left field. Maze in
center and Barnes is playing in right. Strike two counts Manny Mota Willie Crawford on deck
first inning. Did I just send those team today against the Giants. Now the pitch on the way to Manny.
High for ball and it is one and two Manny held up started to go after a high inside pitch and then
fell away. Final score Montreal beats the New York match three to two as was Lewski beat
the Cubs won their first game one to nothing. So the Metluatic great chance and lost two straight to Montreal.
High over his head and down goes Mota ball two two and two. Manny down and under a high fastball.
Two balls and two strikes Mota backs out a moment. Wilson first base opened up with an infield hit to
shortstop. Now the look in the stretch and runner goes pitch full and fouled away. So Mota fouled
it off to the right way down on the stand and Wilson turn and come back now. Mori has stolen
twenty two bases for the year seven as a Dodger as a Dodger he's seven out of nine for the whole
year twenty two out of thirty. So the last game before the all star break
and a lot going on in this national league west three teams in the game.
Right it is a two two count and the pitch to Mota outside ball three three and two. Barton
thought he had a strike. Somebody hollered out of the giant and Bargo pointed a finger over there.
All right three balls and two strikes. Manny Mota waiting on it first safe wills.
Wilson he goes now in a three two pitch. Very checking signs again out of a stretch.
Macew holds him on the look and he goes. It's pulling it hit the right field along the line. It's going to be in the base.
Going off to the south during the corner now Wilson's third the ball is at the front.
Both of the second wills of score. Here's a throw across the third base and it is too late at the triple from Mota.
So Manny Mota on a three two pitch. Lines one in the right field corner
to drive home. Mori wills and give the Dodgers a one to nothing lead here with nobody out in the first
inning. So Mota right down the line with that one all the way into the corner as soon as the ball hit
fair began to bounce away and down into the corner Bobby Barnes had to retrieve against the fence.
So a runners in Manny Mota at third base and Willie Crawford the batter Willie batting
two sixty three with eight home runs and thirty runs batted in. So the Dodgers jump off to the
lead here on a single and a triple and Crawford not trying to increase the lead as Terry goes
out of a stretch to pick the Willie foul back and it is strike one. He got a fast ball in on the hand.
This has been quite a series here 14 to 13 three to two and five to four for the three games in this
set. Of course they had two one one ball games to conclude the series last weekend in the Dodger
stadium. Now the 0 one picked Crawford taking high for a ball and the count is one and one.
One ball one strike count Manny Mota at third base for Manny that is the second triple in the first
as a Dodger. He had three home runs. Here's the pitch Crawford swings away from the strike two one and two.
One ball two strikes on deck West Park where nobody out of Manny at third base in the run in.
A Lord Perry working to Willie Crawford. Now the pitch pulling a ground ball to the left side
having for it up with it holds the runner shows the first in time Crawford a job and Mota has to hold
on. Had Crawford hit the ball to the shortstop of the second baseman the dancer in position
to seize the run. He hit it for third so Mota had to hold and here's Parker coming up now. Parker
with 51 runs that it in. He and Andy Coslow are tied for the team lead in RBI's. Parker has 12 home runs.
So here's Parker now waiting with a runner at third base and now the right side of the infield
is up a bit and they're going to bring Henderson a little in left field.
It's to Parker it down the third base mine foul ball.
We bounce one just outside the line strike one. Now the infield up a little more.
We'll see how the Dodgers react to a ground ball. Mota might have to hold up a third on the ground ball.
Dan plan in. McEvoy at first. Hundred seconds. Leneer at short davenport to third. A run in.
A man out and a man at third. Now again the stretch and the look. Perry ready to deliver to Parker.
High for ball and it is one at one. One ball one strike to West Parker.
One one count. Gabelson on deck.
Now Perry takes off a sign. Check looks and delivers to Parker.
High and away from ball. Two and one now to Parker. The Dodgers had several shots at
Marichal yesterday but in the late inning he was especially tough in the seventh inning.
He had the base of Oda with one out and kept the Dodgers from scoring another run.
And that turned out to be the big difference in the game. Now two one in the pitch on the way.
Parker takes high again. Ball three. Three and one. So West started to go looking for a breaking
ball and it stayed up and away so he held up. Three balls. One strike with one man out.
Once again Parker waiting. Infield in. Outfield straight away on West.
Three one pitch. He is outside. He walked in. So Parker draws a walk to first from Perry.
And here's Gabelson coming up now. And he'll skip the chance. Now drop back to double play depth.
One away. Gabe hitting 287. One for one over and ten runs batted in.
So Gabelson up now at front and linear. Drop back. So the infield goes back.
There's a foul out of play.
Gabelson with a count of one strike.
Now the look and the pitch on the way. Gabe takes inside around the five and it is ball one. One
and one to Gabe. Parker on with a walk.
So the third base. We're in the first inning in the Dodgers Leaves of Giants one to nothing.
G. Lord Perry working. Now the look check and the pitch on the way.
The ground ball on the right field of base in. Here's the run in. Parker goes to second base
and stops there. The Dodgers Leaves shoot a nothing on a ground single to right by Lem Gabelson.
So the run is over and the batter will be Tom Haller.
I time called as Martin goes to the mound to have a talk with
his G. Lord Perry. Tom Haller comes up. The Dodgers have Parker at second base and at first base is
Lem Gabelson. The game singles on the ground to drive in the run.
Here's the stretch now. The look and the pitch on the way. Well in line to better.
That made it dive for. Couldn't get it. Parker's in the store. The Dodgers lead three to nothing.
At Tommy Haller lines one back to the middle. The Dodgers have three runs in now and Gable
from stops the second base. The world's motor and Parker have scored Gable from the second base
and Haller is at first. All right here's Bill Sudakis about it in 225 with four home runs and
29 runs batted in. Three runs in the Dodgers have two on and Terry now ready to work to
today because with Ray Sudakis in the bullpen for San Francisco. Here's the look in the pitch.
They'll take tie with the slider. One ball no strike. So the Dodgers have jumped off to a
three run lead here against G. Lord Perry. Infield hit by Will the triple by motor ground up by
proper to walk to Parker and singles by Gable from the Haller. Now again the stretch of the
left. Pick on the way. A swing in the middle of the breaking pitch and it is one and one.
One ball one strike here in the first inning.
All right it's one one with one out.
And here's the look now and the pitch on the way. Low for ball. Two and one.
Two balls one strike.
The game is in the first inning.
Now again Terry out of a stretch on the left. So they complain to the slider strikes two and
two to Bill. Side more on deck. The Dodgers have one out two on and have scored three times here
in the first inning. So Perry trying to weather the storm and Sudakis trying to keep it going now.
Here's the look back check of the runners in the pitch to Bill.
Him side around the knees ball three and it's a friend to count. So full count to Sudakis.
Three balls and two strikes.
Now Perry ready to work again. Runner's edge off. Here's the look in the pitch.
Bill hit the foul off third in the stand just beyond the Dodger dugout. The count stays three and two.
All right three and two. Sudakis waiting.
Here's the look now and the pitch on the way outside ball four. The Dodgers have loaded them up.
And as the day just walked the first base the astronauts have landed on the moon.
Well that's quite a moment in our history.
Five King now goes out to the mound. Dr. Perry the second walk given up.
The Dodgers have loaded the bases.
Here's an announcement of Candlestick Park and we're going to send it to the PA system.
The moment of silence here at Candlestick Park and the servants of the landing on the moon.
Thank you.
A great moment in our world history.
Just accomplished by the three astronauts who have landed on the moon two have landed the
start. You'll have further reports and details later on as we go through the afternoon.
The pitch to Seismore at five or one. King was to the mound to talk.
The Gaylord Perry the Dodgers have the bases loaded with one half three runs in and Seismore
up now batting in the eighth spot on the order. Betty hitting two fifty eight and twenty six
runs batted in. Perry ready to look in the pitch.
Pulling the drive in the right center field. Bonds coming fast for the ball and makes the
catch for the out. Gays tied and has to hold up as the throw comes through.
So five more out on the five all the bonds in short right center. That's the second out and
brings up Claude O'Sheem. So Seismore's five all not deep enough to allow the Dodgers to try to send
gave in. Here's Claude O'Sheem coming up. It will be several hours of course before Armstrong
comes out of the eagle and walks on the moon and that will come up sometime this evening.
It'll be another great moment.
Here is O'Sheem now and the picked on the way to Claude breaking ball for strike going on
he's the eighth ninth batter of the inning and the Dodgers have loaded them up past three in and two out.
Gableson, Howler, Sudeikas on base and Gaylord Terry working out O'Sheem. Dodgers best hitting
pitcher takes one inside for ball on the count of one on one. O'Sheem is hitting two sixty two he
has eight runs battered and he has sixteen hits one double. We're in the top of the first inning.
Dodgers leading three to nothing.
And now Gaylord Terry.
Now the look in the pitch a plan of a strike two O'Sheem had a good cut at that one.
One ball and two strikes the count.
One two count O'Sheem waiting. Three runs in three men on and two men out.
Now again the look in the pitch on the way to O'Sheem is playing a foul coming up just above us
and it is still a one and two count. Must have been a good catch up there over our head.
So O'Sheem waiting with a one ball two strike counter for those of you whose attention has
been diverted from the game to the moon landing for the past few minutes we'll give you a recap
on what's been happening here. With O'Sheem is bad a one ball and two strike count with two out.
Pitch on the way. Half swing low football and it is two and two. In the inning Will's hit a
bounce to the shortstop and beat it out for a base hit. Mota triple the right field to get a run
in. Crawford bounced out the third and Mota had to hold. Parker walks. Gableson and Haller single
to get two runs in so they could walk below the bases and side more flight to right and O'Sheem
is at bat now with a two two count. Here's the pitch. Glong and a five ball to center. Well what
made going back on a still back turns and makes the catch. The O'Sheem drove a steeper set of
field of maze able to haul it down and the Dodgers in the first inning show three runs.
There were four hits and they left three men on so the score at the end of one inning a play
of nine men bat the Dodgers three and the Giants coming up. All right 12 O'Sheems take to a
pre run lead now to go to play on the last half of the first inning. O'Sheem with his law and seven
records will pick first the Bobby Barnes Ron Hunt and Willie May the Dodgers missed the golden
opportunity of course to really open it up. They had the bases loaded with one out but that's been
the story here mainly in this series. Bases loaded situations one out and they're not able to get a
run in on that play. So we'll see how big that turns out to be as we go to the bottom of the
first inning at O'Sheem who was waiting a long time actually about 25 minutes.
The moon landing of course has just been accomplished as the lunar module landed at 118 on the
moon that looked 118 specific times and we're estimating at least that's the estimate that we
hear that Armstrong will step out on the moon at around 1118 tonight. So that may be changed a
little bit. Here's Bobby Barnes waiting at O'Sheem's pictures the curve's going on in a strike one.
Nothing on the count to Bobby Barnes. Bond batting 284 20 home runs 49 runs batted in.
O'Sheem set delivers. Hockball is inside and it is one ball one strike.
One and one.
Bond batting in the lead off spot with Mays back in action. Curve is going inside the ball.
O'Sheem was not involved in the decision he's last started against the chance.
Now a kill one count as Fod goes into the wind up and delivers to Bond a bouncing ball foul
outside a third. Fod picked blast in Houston. He beat the Astros three to two. Now the pitch
is two. Fod away as Bond tried to check explain from a breaking ball.
I don't think checking again a two to pitch on the way to Bobby Barnes curve is just inside ball
one. The Fod working to bleed off then the Dodgers had three runs in in the first inning
but four base hits there were two walks one figured in the scoring the Walker Parker he scored
the day because the walk was left on here's a three to pick curve one on a miss right three
and he took a little off on Ellen gained the feet of it and down goes Bobby Barnes.
O'Sheem has been on a bit of a strikeout kick he had turned against the Giants that was his
season high and in the game of Houston O'Sheem struck out seven. He has walked only one batter in
his last two strikes and that was an intentional walk in the game against the Giants. Here's Ron
Hunt at bat now Ron batting 255 one omen and 26 runs battered. First picked away for ball one ball
on strike. Ron Hunt to be followed by Willie Mays making his first start in the series.
Atlanta is winning from San Diego the Padres one last night came off.
It's a five-all in the center field Manny Mota coming up and over a few steps and makes the catch
for the off. The hunt flies off to Mota is playing center field today. Let's pause for station
identification. This is the Los Angeles Dodgers radio network. In favor of Atlanta over San Diego
and the Dodgers lead the sprays by three percent each point in the United States. Here's a picture
made on a pop-up in the short set of field. Side war backing up skating his eyes looking up now
moves in and makes the catch for the off. The wind is playing a few tricks on it and of course the
sun adds to it. So the side retired in the first inning three up three down on the store at the
end of one the Dodgers three and San Francisco nothing. We had crazy the dealer at Union 76
every day of the week. Oh the big 76 station.
Let's go to the second inning now with the top of the order. Will Mota and Crawford will
cut it off. The Dodgers batted around in the first inning.
Will takes the first pitch inside one ball and no strikes tomorrow. Manny Mota on deck and
Willie Crawford to follow three nothing Dodgers leading as Gailor Terry takes the
time. Now the right hander ready in the picture on the way to Murray taking little
football will now just play for him 14 straight games. That massive Andy he's gone by Andy
Costco club high. Will's batting 390 during the street. Here's the two old pitch to
Murray strike on the corner. So in one. Murray's average has been 444 during the past 10 games
he's been 20 for 45. The past seven games was a two home run for against the Giants
and driven in nine. The ground ball up behind second base when they can't get it.
They hit for Red Hot. Murray will get another hit. I just in two for the day and boy he's
really blazing.
Will's now a 16 436 against the Giants. He's joining the Dodgers. Manny Mota coming up now
and Ray Sadecki begins to throw again down in the Giants bullpen. The Dodgers lead three to nothing
and the game is in the top of the second inning. Manny Mota bats second inning
and Gaylord Perry out of a stretch to look over and the pitch for the high bounce or off the
plate back to the boundary after he has to wait. Catches the fair hand and then throws
just in time. Perry played it's the only way he could had he cut it in the glove and thrown
he would have not have made it. He waited for it to come down and cut it with the fair hand
and threw all in one sweeping motion. So a good play by Perry gets Mota and down to second base
goes Will. The Will's able to advance on the ground out by Manny and it brings up Willie Crawford
who's rounded out the third his first time up. Crawford batting 263 with Will's on a second base
here in the second inning. Crawford has eight home runs, 30 runs batted in, delivers a
play on the miss of a hard one. Backfall around the letters on the inside part of the plate.
Strike one count to Willie. What's Parker on deck? The ball game in the second inning.
The Giants used the home run ball yesterday to beat the Dodgers. They had three home runs.
Now the pick on the way. Pulling a fly ball foul on the play on the left side.
So it is a strike two count now to Willie Crawford.
Dave Marshall hit the game winner in the eighth inning off Val McLean. McCubby had one in the
second inning and Kenny Anderson tied the game with one in the fifth inning. The Dodgers at nine
hits when they were held to singles by Maristar. They now have five hits off Gaylord Perry here
in the second inning. Now the pick to Crawford. Pulling a grounded foul right under Ozark who
had to skip off to get over. That one almost got him on the toes and that just got him.
Danny Ozark and third kind of pushing his feet a moment. He was Jack B Nimble, Jack B Quick.
He had to get up and away out of that one. He had a hot dog.
All right. Strike two count to Crawford. Terry ready in the fifth. Off to feed an outside for
ball one and two. A change up and he missed the way outside. One ball two strikes. One two.
Again, Will's off second base. Now the look hand is checked by Perry the pitch. Willie hit the foul
off third out of play in the stand. Down behind the Dodger dugout. One ball two strikes counts.
The ball game is in the second inning. He can't go to the park.
All right. Crawford leading in the batter's box.
And what Parker out on deck. Will's again leads away from second LaMere trying to keep
him tied up. It's the Willie is low with a curve and it's two and two. With the left hand
header up there, Hunt ignores Will. He's pulling up the right side. But LaMere
stays over towards second base. The outfield has swung a little bit to the right against
Willie Crawford. Willie goes to left quite a bit but they play him around just to save.
All right. It is two two counts. Now the look and here's the pitch.
Swung on him. This strike three. The Crawford dugout on strike. I heard them got him.
That's the first strikeout for Perry. And two outs. What's Parker coming up? Final score
destroyed C. Cleveland three to two in the first game of the double header.
Lyser for the winner and Stan Williams, the loser at stand now, had a free and pen run.
To repeat, Montreal beat the match in the first game and the Chubs beat Philadelphia in the
first game. Bada Rain out to the Eastern part of the list.
The nation. Parker takes a high fighter for a strike, going one. The rainouts were a Pittsburgh.
St. Louis and Pittsburgh a single game rainout and Houston Cincinnati a double header rain
out and Atlanta really pounding San Diego now. Nine to nothing in the seventh inning.
The play to home of the six. There's a breaking ball for strike two to five.
Later getting a four teams were zooming on in the fifth inning.
But the odd rays beat them last night six to one behind Joe Neigroff.
What Parker waiting? Here's the picture on the way high inside from all one and two.
Will's opened up with a single. Good second on a bounce out by motor.
Crawford is struck out and now Perry picking the parkers.
Dodgers left the base of voters in the first inning, but they scored three times. So they
need three to nothing. And Terry said one and two. Put on the way to Parker outside high again.
Ball to the two now.
Good to count. Parker waiting.
Good to count. Now again. Terry checking time.
The wind up from the pitch on the way curve low ball free.
Parker walk his first time up and then scored on the base set by Tommy Holler.
Grand two.
Terry again with the science and Barton will to lead off second base. Now the look on the
face. West brings the ground ball to shortstop.
On here scoops it up. Here's the play. It's been timed. Parker is about to retire to five.
So the Dodgers leave wills. They've now left four. No runs. One hit. One left.
Of course the end of an inning and a half Dodgers three and the Giants nothing.
Now we go to the last half of the second inning. The Giants starting with McCuvey's
Davenport and Henderson against Fodd Oceane. McCuvey 29-0 runs 77 runs batted in getting 3-25.
McCuvey made the man shall was over the all star game to represent the Giants.
The Dodgers will have only Bill Slinger.
Now Oceane's got to go to work getting his fast and catcher Tommy Holler. The wind up and here's
the pitch. Slinger is popped up on the left side. Will's calling for it. Also Sudeikas put
his morey watching now and Laurie now makes the catch. Oceane finally went out to direct traffic
as both Sudeikas and Will's are following the flight of the ball. So finally Oceane went out
and called for Will's to handle it. So McCuvey pops up to shortstop for a Will's one away and
Jimmy Davenport's about it. This is kind of away from the pattern usually set by Oceane.
All of the outings kept the strike out of them on ball, hit and air. Usually Oceane has a lot of
ground out. There's a fixed at Avenport for strike 0-1. So now we've had two pop-ups down to five
balls. Actually Huckball was a five ball in the right center. Curve is a little low to
Davenport 1-1. Jim has had some key hits in this series. Getting 2-69 with two home runs and 27 runs
batted in. Veteran third baseman Jimmy Davenport now the wind up and the 1-1-6. Curve high outside
ball two, two and one. The game is in the second and it is three to nothing as the Dodgers leave.
Set nine men up in the first inning and got three of them home.
Fourth game of the series the Dodgers trying to even it out. Now the 2-1-6. That's ball away
ball three, three and one. Oceane as we mentioned earlier has had excellent control. He's walked
only one batter and that was intentional in his last two strikes. It is three and one now the wind
up and here's the pitch. High he walks. Davenport draws a walk. That brings up Kenny Henderson.
Kennedy 2-21 will send around now back from the right side. He's a quick hitter. He had a home run
yesterday to tie the game. The team of Davenport on base and the sixth man. He hit it off down.
All right Henderson is bat one out one on. The Dodgers up a step or two.
Double play that. Henderson has good speed normally but he's lifting nice and hurting a bit.
Here's the pitch on the way inside the ball. One ball no strikes.
Al Lanier is on deck and Bob Barton to follow.
The Dodgers spray his chance within one game and the Reds not far back three away.
Here's Oceane ready in the pitch.
Down ball, off towards the start. Will there it goes through the bag. Goes the first easy double play.
The Henderson last one to wills and more he took it himself and the Dodgers get the double play.
So it is. Badry side with no run, no hit, no errors and done left on. The score of the
end of the fooling supply. The Dodgers free and the Giants nothing. Still agree,
it's the easternmost in quality and the westmost in flavor.
So the third now was Jabelson Haller and Sadekis to face Terry.
Gave Pringle to drive in around his first time up. Hit one between first and second base.
Now Gave up the start of the third inning and Terry second time. Dodgers lead three to nothing.
The score is three runs in the first inning on four hits and now Terry ready in the pitch on the way.
Breaking ball for strike on one to Gave. Tom Haller on deck. The wind whipping across from
left to right. Not too violent yet. That's going to be swirling at the moment. Now they wind up
again by Terry in the pitch. Pine inside for ball and it is one and one. The Dodgers will be idle
now after the day until Thursday when they go into Chicago to play the cup. Bill Singer to
the open up against Chicago and airtime will be 11 cans for Thursday's game. Here's the one one
six. Gave takes the strike on a change of feet. One and two.
One ball and two strikes.
In the ground ball to the right side. Hot on the outfield draft. I'll put it on one
pound and so is then the first base and time. Nice play by Hunt going way out into the outfield.
Hit that ball. The edge of the dirt can't hop the turn. So Gave is thrown out on a good play by
round hunt. Here's Tommy Haller's bat. He hit one back to the middle for a base that first turn up.
Here's the pitch on the way to Haller and it's in there a little loath of ball.
One ball and no strike. They made an announcement about
that game on the scoreboard. It was a bit worse than it was at the moment.
One ball and no strike. Here's the pitch on the way to Haller.
Last night they landed a curfew last Seattle and it played 17-16 minutes
with a twin and Seattle all tied up at 7-7 so they're playing that off before they
start their regular game today. Haller hit the ground ball. Backhanded by Hunt.
Up with it. Nice play and time and Haller is up. Hunt goes through here and right that time.
That's a going far to advance to get Campbellson. He comes back the other way to get Haller.
The batter will be filled today to pursue out in the third inning.
They played one inning of that game now and it's gone through 17-17. The scoreboard goes
to the field side 7-7. Minnesota ends Seattle. But they played through the curfew last night.
That's a quick hand. They've got to get over it in the day to finish it off before they play their regular game.
All right today is a baddy walk. It's first time up. Perry rub drop of time.
Now get 21-11. The curve is in the first strike. Perry who's started off right up safely.
That's not the best to retire five minutes in a row since Will's opened up the second inning with a main pitch.
The Gailor does a fine split. Our pitcher also closed out but now trying to square it away.
Waking ball low and with one at one. That's nice one on that.
That's a three run five this nor is on the dime. No run no hit no error.
It's just balled open. Gailor Perry pitching the build today. Down to stump.
Fyder for strike cannon is one and two.
One and two.
Today's silly way to hear the best.
One on a nice strike three. High pass ball and down he goes.
So today's a strike. Perry got the second strike. How does he really want to be now?
No run no hit no error. None left on. And the score is in the food.
The happening is what the final fire. Vargo has gone into the dugout.
So we're waiting on him to come back. He's gone off.
And he's talking to somebody. Right near the sand.
And he's talking perhaps to a ground tour security police.
One of the is now calling five thing out. So we have something going on down below here.
And whatever it is. Vargo's explaining it to five things.
And now he walks away and then comes back again to talk to five some more.
It's a conversation. And we're still talking to her.
The hosting meanwhile is warming up on the mound with Tom Haller and Vargo and King are still having a discussion.
After Vargo comes to the corner of the backstop stream down to our right.
To face something to another security police when our ground is still in there.
Now whatever it is. Vargo backed away with his palms out.
That's still talking to him as he walked away. So we don't know what that's all about.
But Vargo I think is now going to go to the other side. He's looking for the Dodger bench.
As he comes over to talk to the third base on fire.
How about it. And whether he's going to make an explanation for Dodgers about what the seven was.
He is not. And now the Dodgers somebody. Vargo is indicating that he'll tell the Dodger bench about it.
Whatever it was. So we can find out that way.
Vargo has thought to the giant bank but it's not of an urgent nature.
So Vargo told the Dodger that he would give them the word at the end of the half inning.
Here's one error now.
Those teams deliver the fastball is high. One ball no strike.
When they're a flick it are batting right now against those teams.
How about in 243 with 20 runs batted in.
Bob Barton is on deck and here's the picture on the way.
But a ground ball hit just outside of third.
The linear. This is an extra they hit by about a foot.
It is just outside of third base.
One ball one strike to the giant court stop. How linear.
One on one.
Now the pitch.
Popped up in the short set of field.
Coming on is the motor out of side more and side more makes the attack.
So linear pops up the side more in short right set of field.
One away and Bob Barton coming up.
Only one ground ball pulled up by Osteen so far that turned out to be a double play ball hit by Kenny Henderson.
Here's Barton 177 batting every giant court.
The ball on the ground.
He's leading pretty nothing and pitching well here in the third inning.
One away wind up the trick.
Lowered inside with the fastball.
One ball no strike.
The ground is one hop by Sudeikas.
Good play by Bill.
He kind of gave that one the Olay off to the left.
Came up with him in the glove and put the cross apart.
Throw away and here's Perry coming up.
Keylor Perry. The pitcher.
Keylor have 60 in 60 trips to the plate. That's an even 100 percent.
One hundred average.
He has one run batted in.
So Keylor Perry right end of the turn.
Up now against Osteen with two outs in the third inning.
Odd set.
Pointed from the sixth to Perry.
A pop up ball.
One ball no strike.
It is one-oh.
Osteen delivers that.
A swing a long fly ball to the left center field.
This one is well hit going in.
Perry gets the whole run.
Keylor Perry.
He's coming up with a long home run.
The left center field and Bobby Bond comes up now.
So Perry who had only fixed it in 60 a bat.
Hit the fly ball keeps the left center field. He really hit it.
And the striker on the scoreboard on Perry's home run.
Three to one now. And here's Osteen to Bond.
Ball one.
The wind up in the next six.
Osteen drew the fast ball and Perry really drilled it.
One ball and one strike.
Bond's winning.
So the giant is back to playing home run ball again.
Here's the pitch.
A par for Bond and it's two and one.
That is the first home run of Perry's major league career.
All right. Two and one count.
Osteen delivers curve high ball three.
That must have taken Osteen a bit.
The home run ball to Perry the first time in a while.
For Gaylord.
A three to one count.
All right.
Bond's winning.
Three and one with two outs.
And the pitch on the way.
Bond around the bunch takes outside ball four.
He's done with a walk. That's the second walk for Osteen.
The part of that great control now has walked two and two and two third innings.
I feel that the home run to the opposite pitcher and now
Ron Huston's up the five to center.
And again Osteen as we've said usually likes to get all of most of the outs on ground ball.
And that's two ground ball hit so far today.
Here is Hunt with May's on deck.
The giant can explode his slug.
Now has a home run pop up from an unexpected source to pick her Gaylord Perry.
And it goes. Here's Hallis-Trow down and it's on a bounce.
Not in time Bond's fielding.
Hallis-Trow bounce to five more and Bond's got his twenty-sixth goal in base.
And now Hallis going to the mound to talk to Osteen and slow things down a little bit here.
Bond was trailing along until Perry bombed one.
That was the 12-4 run given up by Osteen in the 180 innings plus today's game.
Now here's Ron Huston batting Bobby Bond on second base. Three to one Dodgers lead and remember that up to faces loaded in the first inning with one out.
Now here's Osteen with a look and a pitch on the way. Hunt takes inside ball two. Two balls no strike.
Final game of the series.
Giant's last weekend one three out of four at Dodger Stadium.
Hi Ron Huston.
Waiting at the plate no at all. Curve in there for strikes two and one.
Good spot on end today at Candlestick Park. Two balls and one strike.
Turn one two out.
And Osteen out of a strike once more. Here's the look. Here's the pitch.
Inside low ball three.
Three and one now. So he's gone behind the hunt at the walking bar. That's why the center field of the pick off play.
Here's Bond. He's at the round start. He has come to the plate and he's scored.
A pick off play went awry and the Giants have another run in. That is three to two.
The throw went to center and Mota's return throw not in time.
No one was covering and we'll see who the error is on. It's going to be charged against Osteen as the badges were currently covering the second base of Osteen World to throw.
And here's how it's back now. Three one six. One and a five over. That goes to the fence.
That's the catch right in front of the fence. And the inning is over.
The Giants go two runs on one hit and one big error.
The error is charged against Osteen although one was covering on the pick off play.
The Giants play three and then Scully will be along with warplay by play.
At the end of three it is Dodger's free and Giants two.
Thank you, Jay. I'm finding a very pleasant Sunday too, you or ever you may be, as we go to the fourth inning.
We're getting the Giants three to two. That will be said five more then for Osteen and Mori will.
And Gaylord's Harry very much back in the ballgame. Right in to ready and delivers and the first one to strike.
Harry is a completely different picture than the fellow we saw in the first inning.
So it would be who the Dodgers now to really bear it out as Harry comes back with a pitch that's one on in this fight too.
Dodger's the last six in a row. He has retired eight of the last nine.
So Harry has certainly found himself and he's back on the beam.
This is our backfights, Dodger.
Dodger's led yesterday three to one but they were on the short end when it was all over.
They led three to nothing today. Their lead is now three to two.
The pitch decides Mori by three balls. Let's force the stationers on a vacation.
This is the Los Angeles Dodgers radio network.
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For Osteen the batter, by each to center the first inning the Dodgers had Harry draped on the rope,
so they couldn't come up with a big load of chasers. Osteen swings and misses on one.
Dodgers had three runs over. The base is loaded and one out.
And Satecki leading up back of Harry.
The size one popped out and Osteen's fly it out and the inning was over.
And Harry has really become a picture since then.
We're checking in the Dodger dugouts to try and find out what's been going on.
There's totally a dark about it. Here's the one-one pitch on the way to Osteen.
The ground ball wide at first. McCulloch's fastest, sees to Harry and dies.
On the top of the third inning. After the third out.
And the top of the third.
Ed Vardell, the play-dump fire went to the grandstand railing and talked to a member of the San Francisco Police Department.
He in turn talked to Clyde King.
Then now, Farley, motions off and he wanted to talk to him at the end of the third inning and he did.
We have just put in a call to the Dodgers again to find out what's been going on.
Two down. Here in the fourth inning, with the Dodgers leading the Giants three to two.
The fifth to world in the game. Or one, one and all.
Clyde's Sunday crowd here at Candle Six five.
Now Farley into the wind up and the one-old pitch on the way is about to the McCovey and that's where he goes to bed.
To the end of three and a half innings.
It is Dodgers three, Giants two.
Bottom of the fourth inning with the Dodgers leading the Giants three to two.
Three runs, five itch and one error from the Dodgers.
Two runs, one hit for the Giants all run by G. Lloyd Perry.
Willie May is Willie McCovey and Jimmy Savinford in that order.
May has popped up in the first inning.
Final score Atlanta, eight San Diego, ten to nothing.
Osteen, soft curve, a strike going on.
Pat Yard is the winner, beating Kirby in that.
So the Braves, who were three percentage points from back of the Dodgers.
Beat San Diego ten nothing today.
Here's the strike one pitch to Willie May.
Fastball fouled away after the right upstairs in the cattle and two.
No balls and two strikes to May.
Osteen into the wind up and the strike two pitch on the way inside of the ankle for one and two.
Now the one two pitch on the way in the dirt again with a curve right at Willie's right foot.
On deck Willie McCovey.
Three runs, five itch and one error for the Dodgers.
They did all the scoring in the first inning but since then the last nine in a row has been retired like Perry.
Here's the two two pitch on the way.
Same spot in the dirt at his right foot.
This time May has asked Roger to look at the ball and three consecutive pitches in the dirt.
Osteen had it all in two to May and he's now gone all the way.
Three two pitch to Willie.
A point to be brought up about Osteen.
He has made 23 starts here and he has not walked more than three batters in any one of those 23 strikes.
Let's walk him into Willie May's as he's third today in the only in the fourth inning.
And here is Willie.
Big curve ball to Willie is high inside for one and for the first three and now up to it is the dirt.
Parker has to take it down.
Three two Dodgers.
We're in the bottom of the fourth inning.
May has just walked and McCovey waiting one ball and no strikes.
Osteen handed his side.
Now set up the belt.
The one old pitch on the way.
Curve one on and this.
One and one.
Osteen has to close himself together and get back up there again.
Willie with 29 home runs.
He had 77 runs battered in.
He was the biggest both together and the National League all starting.
Osteen ready.
Back he comes fastball for a strike.
And the count one and two.
Down in the Dodger bullpen, Pete Mickelson begins to listen up.
He's trying desperately to get a split up here.
Osteen ready and other looks over at May.
The pitch to McCovey is low in the dirt.
All two.
May is a well rested Willie.
At first base, this is the first start of the two.
That's all in four bases.
Two and two.
The count to Willie McCovey.
Osteen straddling the rubber.
Lodge one to Parker just to keep May near the bank.
Aloy Perry at his first career home run in the big league.
After that bond walked for two seconds
Osteen tried to take involvement through it away.
The second giant run.
McCovey is trying to right field.
Well Osteen got a ball up and into McCovey and he hit it out
over the right field fence.
And the giant got past the Dodgers.
That home run for McCovey is the ninth giant home run
in the 14 series.
There's a ground ball that's the big one.
The glove goes to first for the out.
But nine home runs in the 14, the Dodgers have hit but two.
So the giants down three to nothing in the first inning
are leading four to three.
And the Dodgers really have their hands full now.
Because Perry just looks tougher and tougher.
Final score in the American League.
Borscht is leading four to more 65.
So full of play on.
So Osteen having a bad time with control
and he has really had to pay the bill.
Well now giving up two home runs today is allowed 13.
I would be second on the staff and bringers 14.
Here's Ken Henderson with linear to follow.
Kerr with right.
Four runs on two hits for the giants.
Three runs by this and one error for the Dodgers.
We're in the bottom of the fourth.
Osteen's next one is his foul off to the right of the plate.
No play for Hallow of Barker.
O and two to Henderson.
Four and three in favor of the giants.
We're in the bottom of the fourth.
The Dodgers got three in the first inning.
The giants got two in the third and they scored right here in the fourth.
Osteen ready and delivers and gets the strike for number three
and down goes Henderson.
That's the second strikeout for Claude Osteen
and brings up Hal and Ears.
Hal and Ears popped out to side more in the third inning.
He hits one and just got a feel for a base hit.
Mota up where the ball and gets it back in.
So two outs swing the ball and Ears and that'll bring us catch a bobbush.
Atlanta won ten to nothing.
If Atlanta wins and the Dodgers lose, Atlanta would go into third place.
The Dodgers would be in second place, seven percentage points back.
The giants would be in third place, one percentage point back of the Dodgers
and eight back of the Braves.
Now what a wild race the Western Division is having.
Here's Bob Bison, the round of the third in the third inning.
Osteen at the bell, looks at linear, draws a throw and gets back.
Four to three, his favorite of the giants were in the bottom of the fourth.
Osteen at the bell, Claude Ruddy delivers and misses in five.
Keith Mickelson has stopped scoring in the Dodger bullman.
One ball and no sight to Bob Bison.
Osteen ready, Claude comes back with a fastball bonnet up on third base.
Right at the bed, no play for the giants.
So Bob Bison runs for a base turn and the batter will be Gaylord Terry.
Gaylord Terry, it is first and only Major League All-Run in the third inning.
And that seems to wake up the giants, they have come from behind and now lead four to three.
Two outs, Terry finds one at the first and second. Osteen delivers, curveball,
his foul, outside of third to Osteen Virgil and the count-0 and one.
Four runs, four hits for the giants, three runs, five hits for the Dodgers.
The difference, and we've seen that difference all through the series.
Home run, four of the giants, they hit nine of them in the four games, the Dodgers have but two.
Track one, fastball is low, one at one.
Gaylord Terry, one ball and one strike.
Osteen at the belt, checks the runners and the one-one fifth, breaking ball over, right two, one and two.
Osteen again, leading Hallard. Not far to a stretch, runners take their lead and the one-two-thick, fastball low, goes through.
When the Dodgers hit in the fifth inning, they have Motoclawford and Barker.
Two and two, the giants to Gaylord Terry.
Osteen left but on the rubber, now Flauard ready.
Laniro second base, Barker first, two outs, two, two, fifth, low ball free.
Osteen is having his worst day of the year as far as control is concerned.
He got all the way with two outs to Terry so the runners will be going.
On deck, Bobby Barnes.
Osteen to a stretch, the runners go and the fifth, the Terry fouled away, off to the right, carrying deep in the lower deck.
It was certainly a fear that we had the largest crowd of the series.
We had 26,000 and two of the teams, but we could do much better than that today.
So freeing through to Gaylord Terry.
Osteen ready, the runners go and the fifth is another up along third, the ball low, Osteen has to hurry and get him.
So Gaylord Terry is nip to first base, the giants get two runners, three here, two left, at the end of four,
the giants four, dodgers three.
The defending Manny Motta, will he for a bird and west parker in that order?
Motta, triple to right to drive in with Osteen, on a basis like Gabriel said in the first inning,
but that's when the Dodgers were swinging easy against Terry, it's the other way around now.
Terry has retired the last nine in a row, eleven of the last twelve.
So Motta one for two, the Giants are fifth inning, four to three giants, Dodgers score three in the first inning,
the Giants got two in the third and two in the fourth to take the lead.
Terry looks in to get a sign, Motta winning, Gaylord ready and delivers and the first one is five, oh one.
One and all the counts.
Terry's one o-pitch on the way, it's Pompinier bow down the line,
the cubby after it in the bullpen along with Bond, but it goes into the lower deck out of play
and bounces back out onto the field and the count one and one.
One and one to Manny Motta.
Gaylord Terry right foot on the rubber checking sign, float away.
Here's the one one-pitch on the way, bounce and backhanded and fouls round by Davenport.
Motta fouls it off and the count one and two.
One and two to Motta, four to three giants, we're in the fifth inning, nobody else.
Gaylord Terry reading box button, right hander ready and delivers and it's his foul or first lead out of play.
Motta still there, one and two.
Now the one two-pitch on the way, Terry's fouled off again.
This one carries to the top row of the second deck and spills down below.
So Manny Motta fouling them off and the count one and two.
Far as scores are on the games, we can sit you in quickly.
Montréal beat the Mets three, two and a first game, the Mets leads two nothing at the end of two and a half in the second.
The Cubs beat Philadelphia one to nothing, the Cubs leads Philadelphia five, one at the end of six in the night gap.
Motta hits the ground ball of linear, foul glove, fires get in.
Gilles Spitzberg, close phone, rain.
At Latterby's San Diego ten to nothing, Houston Cincinnati double headers, close phone, rain.
American League, California leading over in two to nothing through five in the first game.
In a suspended game last night, Minnesota and Seattle played 15 innings and it was curtailed because of the curfew.
The problem is the ground ball to hunt for him out. So they picked it up today and they were in the 18th.
And in the 18th, Minnesota just scored four times and that would put them out in front 11 to 7 in the bottom of the 18th.
Kansas City has eight and Chicago six in the bottom of the ninth at Chicago in their first game.
Detroit beat Cleveland three to in the first game, Detroit leads Cleveland three nothing at the end of two and a half innings of the second game.
Here's West Fockers, he takes four one.
Washington two and the Yankees two through ten innings and Boston beat Baltimore six to five.
Perry's next pitch is outside, two and oh, boy he's getting south. He's tied 11 in a row since the single by wheels opening up the second inning.
Gaylord two all pitch to Focker off speed and in there, two and one.
Giant four down your three, two down to the finish.
Perry into the wind up and the two one pitch, Focker way out in front of an off speed pitch, two and two.
Now the two two pitch, Perry swings to the wind up and delivers another game perfect, like three calls and that'll do it.
So Gaylord Perry is really on his game now and at the end of four and a half innings, Giant four dodges three.
Bottom of the fifth inning, Giant's leading four to three.
Braun Hoseen getting ready to pitch to Bobby Barnes, Ron Hart and Willie Mays.
This ballgame has taken a drastic change when it started off, Hoseen retired the first eight in a row while Gaylord Perry was having more time to settle.
The Dodgers got to number three in the first inning and the Becky was leading up back home and suddenly Perry has turned around and he has retired 14 in the last 50 and 12 in a row and it is Hoseen who's having all kinds of problems.
Braun pitched to Bobby Barnes, down his bow, outside of third and count on one.
Barnes struck out and walked.
But up on top standing just back of the rubber, Tommy Hallowig wagging time down to him and Hoseen ready to take it right at the bag.
Strike one pitch to Barnes, fast fall overs, like two, oh and two.
All-star game on Tuesday so after today, both leagues will be quiet as far as their own league plays concerned until Thursday, pitch inside one and two.
The Dodgers will pick up and go after the coach Thursday.
One more time with the 11-10, game time 11-30 Thursday.
Barnes chases one up around the eyes and strikes down. So Bobby strikes down for the second time, one away and Braun hunts the batter.
Hoseen his third strike down. Braun hunts by the center fly to left, he's open to.
Barnes right hand batter and Hoseen ready to come to him, starts him with a breaking ball but it's a little high on outside, ball one.
Final score that suspended game of last night is over, it's for 18-8 and Minnesota beats Seattle 11-7. Seattle had 20 hits in losing.
Hoseen one foul into the Dodger bullpen. Winning pitch of Perry, that's Keylor's brother Jim, yelling at the losers.
By the way, the official time of that game, are you ready? Five hours and 41 minutes.
Here's the one-one pitch, curve, line drive, foul down in the bullpen.
Johnny's third in retrieving it, one and two.
Hoseen to the run-hunt. Four to three, in favor of the Giants, bottom of the fifth inning, one out, bases empty. Willie May is on deck. Hoseen's fastball fouled away, down to Icy Mercule.
Hoseen's standing back to the rubber. Now it's their breaking ball, it's hit to wills.
Mory gloves it, straightens up and throws him out. Two down, May's coming up like fours for the Stationers on a big game. Mr. Los Angeles Dodgers radio network.
Here's Willie May. Hoseen ready in the fastball at strike, and May's back to lay.
One and one. When May's both Mel Ostrichers and became the greatest home run hitter in national history, he did it here against those things. He takes high. One and one.
One-fifth in 5-4-2. So Willie now has 596 home runs in his career. 5-96.
Two and one to May. Hoseen into his wind-up in the fifth to Willie. Low and low, ball three. On deck the other Willie McCully.
And May's other Giants were in the bottom of the fifth inning. Four runs, four hits. But I just three runs five hits. Fastball is it over and around. Hold it second and in the center field.
The May's single in here is McCully. McCully got a fifth up and in and hit it out. Members back in the fourth inning was May's record. And it gave the Giants the lead they personally enjoyed. Four-three.
In the second inning McCully popped up. Have a modified shift on. Dive more on the grass and will. Not quite the little most behind second base.
McCully waiting. And Osteen delivers in the dirt. One handed by Haller. One ball and Ostrich.
The Willie McCully marking and shouter and baseball recreating association has gathered in right field. He's just 30 this year.
Now the one-old pitch on the way to McCully. Osteen delivers. May's, high source first.
Willie is stolen four bases this year. He's in thought twice. The two-old pitch to McCully is low. All three.
Osteen had him one and two. He had gotten him on a good curve and then a fastball looking for strike two. And then he tried to come up and inside but didn't get it up and didn't get it in and out. And McCully hit it out by 20.
Willie of course swinging three and all. He likes to pitch without a doubt. Osteen delivers. He takes it on the edge for a strike. He's running it twice three and all in the series.
He's single to center once three and all. And he fouled out once on a three-old pitch. Now the captain in one.
Osteen another look at May's. The pitch to McCully and other strikes ran through.
That base hit by May's is a rather historic one in his career. He is now tied with Zach Wheat for a 16th place on the all-time list. Serve is one on in this strike three.
Four strikes out to Osteen. No run to hit a man left in the five. Time four, Dodgers three.
Here are the six winnings. Here are Candle six-fights. Four to three in favor of the Giants. They have four runs, five hits and no errors.
Don is three runs, five hits and one error. Len Gabriel sends Tommy Haller and Bill Sidd
Don is three runs, five hits and one error.
One and one to Bob Bison.
Bison right hand hitting catcher.
Don is three runs, five hits and one error.
Don drives out of getting him from working the Dodger bullpen.
It goes high for a ball in the count.
Going through now to La Mer.
Two balls and two strikes.
Jim Brewer ready delivers.
A five for a ball in the count goes three and two.
Three balls and two strikes with one out.
Brewer delivers.
Good ball.
A bouncing ball wide and third and in the hole.
The left-footer, they hit.
La Mer is on bouncing one just between the Dacus and Wells.
A fling to the left.
And it rings up by Barton.
Barton has a bump single back in the fourth inning.
So La Mer grounds a single left field.
Now they're looking to pitch.
Barton takes them shots for a ball, one ball, no strike.
Osteen works seven and two-thirds, a lob, five runs and they hit.
Brewer has a lob, one hit.
He's on to working the seventh inning.
After doubles by Hunter May,
Hunter going in to slip the foul away.
So the count to Barton goes to one and one.
The Dodgers do not come back to Candlestick Park until September.
They're looking for a second.
One hit and twenty-first.
One ball, one strike, one out.
Runner on his first base on the last half of the evening.
Brewer throws the first base out in time to get them here.
Barton backs out and the Brewer sets a pitch.
Now they can't have throw the first base out in time.
One ball, one strike, one out.
They're looking to pitch inside to Barton ball two, two and one.
Two balls and a strike.
Banner on first base and Brewer working to catch up to Barton and the pitch on the way.
Fly ball into left center field.
Boter who is in right center has to come fast and can't get it.
The ball bounces by.
Heading for third, around third, headed for the plate, a high relay throw, and the plate's not in time.
The ball bounces away from Aller, away from Roar, and the third base goes Barton.
The Dodgers lead six to three and the Dodgers have a tough time handling that ball and then made a poor relay.
Barton doubles as Boter who is playing in right center can't come back to the left center and couldn't get through the ball.
The nearest door, then when the throw in gets away, Barton winds up at third base, it is six to three, the chance leads.
It is an error on side one who's throw, got away at the plate.
So, five more handled the relay throw which was thrown by Crawford over Will's and backed up by side one.
So, the Dodgers misplayed that one.
And now Terry will be the batter with a runner at third base, one out and Terry up now, the Dodgers bring the end field up.
Here's Brewer's windup and pitch on the lay.
One on and miss, strike one.
So Barton doubles to get a run batter down.
The Giants now have pulled off to a free run lead.
The Dodgers haven't played this game too sharply today.
Now the look stand, the O-1 pitch, popped up foul out of play and it is strike two.
The game on Terry with Bobby Bond gone back.
Ringled by LaNere through the left side and then the double bank.
But, man he would have almost backhanded the ball if he had to come way back into left center field to catch it.
And he got under each glove as he made a dive at it and Willie Crawford took the difference through high over Will's and then the sidemort relay was high.
Plenty of a miss on a screwball and Terry strikes out.
Two out, two strikeouts and the batter now will be Bobby Bond and Terry gets a hand as he goes back toward the dugout.
Bond's a hit by a pitch ball on the left elbow.
So Bond's hit by a pitch, Rose is helmet down and is saying something to,
he looked like he was facing something to Brewer and Bond's landed his helmet down and looking out toward Brewer,
I don't know what he's saying or not but he was a little upset.
Still planting over there as he walked towards first place in Will's now,
and Stan talked to Brewer as Bond's is smoked on the left elbow by Brewer's breaking pitch.
So Brewer, it's Bond's around the left elbow.
Ron Hunt will be the batter, runners at first and third now for the Giants here in the eighth inning.
And Leo Hughes the trainer, Clyde King the manager out looking at Bond's in his arm as he stands at first base.
I King talking to Bond.
Bobby was a little upset at Brewer I believe, he looked out there and I don't know what he said in the ring but he kept looking.
Alright, Hunt goes back and now Ron, who was at home playing went back to the dugout and now comes walking back toward the plate.
Maze on deck. The last half of the evening at a 6-3 the Giants lead.
So Bond's on hit by a pitch ball.
And here's Hunt at bat, he doubled with two out of the seventh inning and then came home on Maze double.
So Brewer working here in the eighth inning.
I run in and two men on base.
Giants six, Dodgers three.
Alright, Brewer working to Hunt.
He's right in on top of the plate, pitch on the way.
Bond run a missed it, two balls strike one.
Oh and one is the reading.
Now the pitch, runner going foul out of play.
Strike two.
Bond's coming back to first base now.
Strike two count.
Ball game in the bottom of the eighth inning here at Candlestick Park in San Francisco.
Oh and two.
Now again Brewer ready in the pitch to Hunt.
Slow inside with a curve and he had to jump over it. One ball, two strikes.
One and two counts.
And the ball is going to survive for a ball in the count to a two and two.
Alright it is a two, two count as Brewer pitches in Hunt, Bond's going and a two to center field.
Right through five more, Blake, in comes Martin the score and Bond takes third.
And Haller's throw on a bounce went through five more and on to the center field.
So Bond steals the base to second and Haller draws an error and it allows the run to come in.
So the Dodgers are really playing it loose today now and have given the chance to seven to three lead.
Nolan base for Bond's second and the error allows Barton to score as Haller threw through to second base.
Now to get Bond going, Barton was not moving off third until the ball got under five more and bounce gone through into center field.
Hips down and a tie, ball four he walks.
So Brewer is struggling here in the eighties.
Well the Dodgers are coming up to the outside break in the way it's been going in the last community and needs a rest a little bit.
And there's an on-pick finish to this ball game in this series.
Here's what he made with that.
And the pick to lead, ball one.
Two men on, two runs in, Giant's seven Dodgers three, Brewer six, Nolan and now ball to third.
Will's up with a down to second in time and the side is retired.
But the Giant's had two more on two hits, two errors and had two left.
So the score threw seven of the happenings a play.
The Giant's seven and the Dodgers have three.
Needless to say baseball is a point you stay there.
Hi, let's pause for station identification.
This is the Los Angeles Dodgers radio network.
The Good Side.
T-P-A-R-C.
All right, to the ninth inning and Tom Haller will cut it off in a seventh to three ball game.
Now it's game or three after the first inning has settled down and six by the ball game in the Giant.
Has come from behind and now well out in front seven to three as Haller waits.
Ball ball right back to the screen strike one.
Final score the Shubs beat the Phillies six to one to sweep a double header.
Selba the winner and champion the losers.
Meanwhile the Mets lost the first game of a double header and they're winning the second game two to one in the eighth at Montreal.
Haller fouls it away strike two, 0-1 to the count.
Now the 0-2 pick.
Haller hit the pop foul on Thursdays it'll carry out a play.
But it still strikes through the count Haller as we play now in the ninth inning.
Haller, Sadekis and Seismore.
The Giants were one on the seventh and two in the eighth that's when they had two in the third and two in the fourth.
Dodgers got three in the first inning.
We're in the ninth now Haller waiting to carry six off speed outside.
One ball and two strikes.
Haller in the first inning had a base hit to drive in a run and drive it out twice.
One ball and two strikes to count.
Now Terry ready and they picked on the way.
Haller takes again ball two, two and two.
Final game with a four game series here at Candlestick.
Dodgers stand two and three before today in Candlestick and four and seven with the Giants on the year.
The Giants took three out of four last weekend trying to do the same thing this weekend.
Ball three to Haller.
Three and two.
Dodgers got down four to three and then gave up an easy run in the seventh inning.
One of those two doubles with two out then two easy runs on the eighth of the Giants.
Clown to the left.
Haller down on strike.
But Terry gets his sixth strikeout.
And Bill Sadekis will be the batter.
He's walked struckout and sounded out.
Sadekis coming up.
It's on the way to Bill.
There's over first strike, 0-1.
A lot of the folks now are fighting for the acres here at Candlestick.
Nothing in one to count.
Sadekis now backs out the dust swirling around at home plate.
0-1 is to count.
A swing and a miss.
Strike two to Bill Sadekis.
Now the pitch on the way.
Billy has to follow back upstairs.
Now Terry to the windup man is picked out away.
Bill strikes two.
Nothing in two to count.
Bill Sadekis waiting.
Terry into the windup man to pitch to Bill.
Follow back over the screen and the count stays strike two.
Terry yielded three runs in the first inning.
And that is all the Dodgers are able to create for up.
They've had only two hits since the first.
One of those came in the second, one of the eighth.
Now the windup man to pitch on the way.
Popped up on the first base side.
Down the line comes McCuffey.
He's the top.
Cool way now for them to pop up to McCuffey.
Teddy's side more at that.
Slide out, struck out, fouled out.
Two down in the ninth inning.
And Gaylord Terry just separate two away from his fourth win.
That depends on the eighth loss on Oceania.
All right.
Side more in there.
Now the pitch to dead.
Strikes on a fastball on one.
Gaylord Terry who's headed the bat in the scoring column with a homerun.
Now pitching to side more.
One and one.
Jimmy LaFleur out on deck, the bat for Brewer.
Good.
Side more keeping alive.
One, one pitch.
Foul, back out of play.
There's strike two.
One and two.
One ball and two strikes to side more.
Now the pitch on the way.
Down ball to the right side near second.
Hunt there, good prep man.
The ball's under the goal.
The bat is in the corner.
Two out of golf.
The bat is in the corner.
The bat with the final totals in a moment right after the message.
Two, one, zero.
Vacation.
Lift off.
These guys are careful about where they are.
It's their job to take every center that's approaching.
One point eight feet.
Eight feet or so in camera, and the off-side is goal.
Why take chances?
You don't have to.
Yet that's what you're doing every day you don't know chances.
Warning system.
The off-side is okay.
Like horsemen for a car.
Like a lump for a thickening in the body.
Or a change in a wart or mole.
Or indigestion or difficulty in swallowing.
It makes sense to know cancer's seven warning signals.
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I'm going to be a light-hearted re-adaptant.
Here at Candle Street Park, the crowd-filing out the fourth game of the series is over in the garage of 1-7-3.
Seven runs, 10 hits, and two errors for San Francisco.
Three runs, six hits, and three errors for the Dodgers.
The Dodgers scored three runs in the first inning, and then G. Larkerry turned it around and blanked the Dodgers the rest of the way on just two hits.
Meanwhile, the Dodgers picked up two runs in the third inning, two more in the fourth inning, one in the seventh,
and two more in the eighth inning to wrap it up with the final score of 7-3.
For Perry, the winner, he now has the record of 12-7, and for Osteen, the loser, he now goes to a 12-8 record.
As we come to the All-Star break, the Atlanta Braves are in first place by one game over the Dodgers,
who are one percentage point over the Giants.
So that's quite a race that we have going now.
Once again, the final score of the game, the Giants seven, the Dodgers three.
Now, this is Jerry Doggett for Vince Scully inviting you to stay tuned for the post-game show coming right up.
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This is Gary Merrill.
You can close your eyes and get some idea of what it's like to be brined.
You can cover your ears and enter for a moment the silent world of the death.
But it would take more imagination than most of us possess to know how it feels to have cerebral palsy.
Gutteral speech, it's there, and most people can't understand what you're trying to say.
A lopsided walk, a grin that you can't control, a twitching of the hands and arms that you wish you could stop.
This is what it's like to have cerebral palsy, and all because of an injury to the brain, one that occurred before birth or during it.
And inside, there's a person wanting to be heard, to be understood.
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Don't look at the shell, try to reach me.
The mother, the father, they understand, but they need you.
Think about it this way. You help the whole family when you give the United Cerebral Palsy.
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The United Adidas were welcomed in the all-star place. It had come at just about the right time for them.
They had not been playing good baseball up late. Some of their defeats lately have been on the bad side,
where they have squandered leads and laid in the game.
You might remember that they've scored seven times to keep John Wilson in Houston, led seven to two, and yes, they lost that game 10 to seven.
In the second to first game of the series here at Candlestick, the Dodgers were leading 13 to 11, very late in the ball game, if they lost that game 14 to 13.
They led yesterday three to one, the Giants came from behind to beat them, the Dodgers led three to nothing today, and the Giants came from behind to beat them.
So the ball clubs could use some time off, and fortunately for them that's exactly what they thought.
They don't play again until Thursday against the Chicago club when they open up, and it looks like Bill Singer will start that.
For the Dodgers today they got three runs in the first inning.
K-Lord's very was on the road, the second was warming up in the bullpen.
Meanwhile, two Americans had landed on the moon, and after that exciting first inning, and those exciting reports from Apollo 11,
by the Dodgers were not hurt from again, and it was all Giants.
First, Harry hit a home run, Bonds walked, those teams had to take him off and threw it away for the second run,
for Gubby hit a two run home run, they added a fifth run and then two more, and the eighth inning to win handily, seven to three.
The Giants are now on eight out of twelve from the Dodgers.
They have won four of sixth place here at Candle Six.
The Braves won their game handily against San Diego, they beat the Padres 10 to nothing.
So at this halfway point, although it's really more than that as far as games play, but at the Old Star break, the Braves are in first place.
The Dodgers are in second place, swimming by a game, and they are percentage points ahead of the third place Giants.
So it looks like it's a tremendous finish in the Western Division of the National League, and we'll be looking forward to seeing you
when the Dodgers open up their home stand on the beginning August 7th.
Look at who I guess, Mr. Gain Lord Terry from North Carolina, and Gerry will be chatting with him on a big day right after this message.
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Thank you very much, that'll get you a lot of first of all, I don't know what you want to talk about, 15 or hitting, do you have a choice?
Well, it takes about seven years before you get to perfectly home run. Let's talk about it a minute.
I had it and turned the win around at left side. It kind of surprised me that I hit it as well, but I was looking for the fast ball,
I got it where it is the only place I can hit it is up.
They don't fit the country boy high, that's where he fits.
You've been playing in those cornfields for a long time, you've got to throw a few of them I guess.
Yes I did. I first started out being a third baseman, I hit the ball well, then I got in half through and my brother was pitching,
and Denise and Helm were getting to play out, I used to throw the ball hard to first baseman,
give me a try and I threw the ball hard and had some luck at it, so I stayed with pitching from then on and then they started throwing me to curve.
I stayed with pitching.
Let's find out a little bit more about the home run because it went out of here in the left center field,
or it's most majored to all 375 or 380 where it went out and went over there pretty good.
Yes it did and when the win was over it was kind of hard to hit them out of left,
so that's why I was surprised that it went out there.
I take it, like I said, it just goes over to the way out of the counter.
You know when I left the bat, I had a feeling that it was going, it really looked like it.
Didn't you have the same feeling?
Well that's as hard as I can swing, but I didn't get enough of that when I wasn't going to hit one.
What did you do? You kind of stopped it as my a little bit or just keep on dropping?
You didn't practice that home run shot much?
No, I just, you hit the ball good and I looked at it and it was pretty high and I was just hoping that the win wouldn't hold without boxing.
And many of them, Maze, Head and Heart and Davenport, hit, have that way and the win just hold them up and the three-door catch and get the fence.
I was just hoping he wouldn't catch it.
Have you ever come close before?
Yes, I've hit some and rigged the field against the fence and right, center, left, center, left.
I never got the altitude that one guy.
Your batting average was 100 when you hit that one. Are you putting it in your pitch or seriously?
Well, a while ago, a couple of years ago, it started this year, it started out working, it started to hit the day before it's hit the golf course, and also the day after it's hit the golf course.
It started to improve our hit and we had a terrible year of life for all of us.
Yes.
And Maze was very good at it, but he didn't have a good year of life here.
We all were working at this and this is what it takes, like if you're a bad field and you work at field and you hang that curve ball, you've got to work on your curve ball.
So he's given us the extra chance to hit this year and you know, that really gave us a little extra there.
We were freezing up and I hit the home run and then we got another run that in, so it kind of stopped us.
We've been playing good ball and everybody's been picking up the first right of the field.
And they got this free run that in and I came in and Dave Marcus said, look, hold him right there.
We're going to get him.
That's what I was.
You know, it looked like the home run, you just sit the Osteen a little bit because as you say, he came back and walked by him.
He walked Maze and the next time he'd be pulling the other one.
So I would think it would be a little distracting with him.
I would say so, so pitch it like Osteen, you first tell him, get up the home run, I'm sure.
I know I give a lot more home runs than he does and I would say this kind of maybe shook him up a little bit.
He's not that type of person to give up the home run like that.
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We'll have more about your scoreboard right after this message.
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Today at the Grands, beat the Dodgers, stubbornly the three winnings,
but you're a gaylord, sir, as I guess.
Well, gaylord, we're talking enough about hitting now, we're talking about pitching,
because you really picked a great ball game, especially after you got out of the first inning.
That first inning was very difficult for me, and I go back over and I have had terrible first and second in.
I started last three years, last weekend at 50th Oaks, and even had to take a little supper.
You might have thought I was going to take a little supper before I warmed up, warmed up 20 minutes,
and really be ready for that first inning.
I thought I was throwing the ball well that first inning, but they didn't hit the ball that hard,
but they still count the pace of the hits and they count those three-year runs or her and that.
After that, I think I started throwing them all a little butter, and my break and pitch, I mixed them in a lot better.
And that's what you've got to do right here. You've got to pitch.
Now that the umpires are left and alone here, I can give them a second.
Concentrate on it and not be disturbed.
Now let's point out about the umpires leaving you alone.
They haven't said anything about the country's clicker for you to have that.
No, it's not the last five or six. They haven't bothered me at all, and I'm very grateful for this.
They didn't find anything when they were rousing out there.
So I was very disturbed. One game, when Chris Fatterthoose just kept on with every inning,
every inning, every time I'd walk out there to the mound and leave the mound, he was on me.
I'm sure he didn't mean anything personal, but it did kind of disturb me there.
I got beat that game, and we got a lot of runs. I think we got about six or seven runs. I should have won that game.
Every time I started concentrating on how to hit it away, and he would come out and kind of messing up a little bit.
You know the day you made a good play, and I think it might have been the turning point in the game after you got out of the first inning.
Will's got a base hit that starts a second, and he's loaded stop one down off the plate, and you had to play it fair handed.
And had you missed the loader, you might have been in some more trouble.
Well, I was practicing that play a great deal. I take a lot of in-fields, I know some managers don't like little pictures that go out there,
but I feel that some play doing one game, a play a game, I'm going to need that.
And I was practicing that play a lot, and it came through for me today.
Apparently you're a good-filling pitcher because on Will's ball now, you were right there on that,
and no hesitation, boom, you start to double play.
Yeah, we had to have that double play, but you recall the second base hit, Will's, I should have got that ball.
So I hesitated, and it was too late.
And the pitcher I remember, I believe it was Bobby Chance, left hand pitcher for the Cardinals, it would be a great deal.
Oh yeah.
I really admire him, and when you hesitate, I remember him saying it, and when you hesitate, you just can't get it.
Gaylord, thank you very much for the visit, and congratulations on a big win.
Thank you, Gary.
You may have noticed from the date of this game and the comments from Vin and Jerry that this game took place earlier on the same day that our astronauts first landed on the moon with Apollo 11.
The men have been on the moon now with Apollo 11 for $6, and a matter of minutes, we expect them to open their hatch on their limbs and arm strong to move out.
They have said as soon as the decompression reaches where they will open their hatch, you will hear them counting down earlier as they count the quarry or decrease.
There will only be a few moments away from the opening of the limb hatch.
The arm strong will be the first man to leave the spacecraft, or when he's down in the doorway, and will follow down the ladder about 20 minutes after arm strong has landed to the moon in a second.
What's the total amount in the cabin?
Fourth pump.
Even though they're getting close to bingo, that's right, while the cabin decompression, the cabin, or either in-suit pressure is taking over.
They're actually doing it. And it's two hours and 40 minutes since extubricular activity has already begun, although they have not left the uber yet.
The spacecraft has been set up to making control of the center to count down the time on which they could remain on this portable light support system.
And that talk now goes three minutes 15 seconds.
As you mentioned earlier, the EVA actually starts when they go internal on this portable light support system.
They're going to move the modules in an almost vertical position so there could be not too much difficulty getting down that ladder. The real difficulty in maneuvering around and all these specialized spaces.
Those are the acrobatics that Alistar was exposed to a few moments ago when he said the acrobatics were about to begin.
And they were in the ground with one-sixth gravity.
So far, the gravitational difference has caused no problems. In fact, the development of an arm-zone has said it found it's very easy to move around.
I thought it was a real arm-zone. We have reported that. But he found it was only left to rubber.
Only a few moments away from that, those historic words or whatever importance that may have to prosperity.
But there's been a lot of speculation about what Mr. Armstrong might say when he's trying to put on the lunar crust.
And that's, that should be answered pretty good.
Somebody suggested he might say, Pakistan.
There's been some iconic, uh, rapid-sale, five minutes of operation on the alarm.
Armstrong's part of the life of the question that's been moving.
Four-thousand of pounds per square ounce while ago.
I would think that they are getting close to opening that.
It's a long time to get on the way down, isn't it?
Yeah.
Those last few states of a pound per square inch are the toughest to get out.
You have to get up and you kind of deep-slate a rubber life-wrap and get it into your automobile after you've been to the beach.
You squeeze and you squeeze and you squeeze and that air still floats around in it.
I don't have to get it all out because, uh, that vacuum outside, it'd be very difficult.
Well, if they open it inside, it has to open backwards. Wow.
And in fact, they'll use that pressure aspect to keep the, uh, any possible moon bug inside the space that they set up a pressure when they return to the ocean.
And then, now, have been on their portable alarm support system for about six minutes.
And have been on the surface of the moon for about $6.15.
And they still in the lunar module. They have not yet opened the hatch.
That should be coming up in a matter of minutes.
In the background, a comment from Mission Control, as ground controllers,
talked with the lunar module fliers, Neil Armstrong and Edwin Elvin.
But once Neil Armstrong starts out of the hatch, you'll move out backwards feet first on his arms and knees,
and actually crawl down this ladder. And as he takes a couple of steps down, what do you find out?
I think they're open.
Well, here we go.
They're a little open now, he says.
Wait a minute.
Open my eyes. Do you hear what you're saying?
Well, there's always a matter of facts about these historic moments from long distance to all of history.
There's been nothing like it since the flying emerge from the sea, since the moving earth.
It's very difficult to imagine what these men are right now. Very difficult.
As I was saying, once he comes through the door and steps down a couple of ladders,
you'll find a lanyard that he will throw to open up what they call the nigh-tun.
Actually, nothing more than a work back there where I find all of his tools and everything to work with.
He's out on the lunar surface.
Waiting for more, the hatch has been opened successfully.
I'm not sure what he's doing at this point, but do you like?
The hatch is unlocked.
How does it get out?
It'll pop open.
I thought this did you a lot.
Perfect.
It's presumed that tens of millions of people are listening right now to the biggest single audience,
or what is certainly the biggest single event in man's scientific life.
I'm going to sit on the back down.
These are the horses of the two astronauts, astronaut Aldrin and Armstrong, walking to one another on the inside of the limb.
They've been on their suitable length of work system now for about ten minutes.
They're going to have to stay on it for approximately two hours and fourteen minutes.
Although they do have a reservoir that's been carried them beyond that.
What's your status on hatch opening?
Everything is going.
We're just waiting for the lunar pressure to open the hatch.
It's about 0.1 on our gauge.
At a least tens of an inch.
There.
That's what this is.
Take a look at the plan.
I'll try to do it with you to open it.
I want to.
The reason that we got the idea was to do it.
No, it's just...
Roger, we're showing you all of the static pressure on your cabin.
Do you think you can open the hatch at this pressure about 0.12 psi?
We're going to try it.
We're going to have to fill this hatch open against this pressure.
It's coming open.
Hold it for one second.
I'll get the valve to open.
I'm going to get it up first.
It's a few man's job.
Hold it there, and I'll go look at the Google hatch.
Hatch reported coming open at 109 hours, 8 minutes, 5 seconds.
Pair of throttle.
OK.
I had it open for about a minute now.
There was, yeah.
Columbia is reduced, I would.
Columbia is reduced, and we'd like you to cycle with man to cryo hydrogen tank number one.
And the LLSI, this orbit is 111, 193-1.
I'd like to make that for the next orbit.
You already have the LLSI this orbit.
I'm going to be working with Mike Collins in Columbia.
We can control our fuel responsibility here.
If it's an activity that has reversed outlet times in separations that have make up.
And they are probably so busy doing the things that they have to do,
that they had little or no time to consider
the ploy of the line and
let you see any emotional impact at this point.
Any better communication?
Any better communication for the line now?
Again, it could be, I suppose, that
on front of
touching the wall of the
limb or stretching the surface of the limb as it did earlier,
the move about in this 1-6 gravity
is getting the last swirl.
No, it shows what that's to do with
the situation, but
it sounds like a real good guess, being the other day when they were demonstrating the radio force here at the man's spacecraft center
and had a similar problem, I believe, every time they answered a touching metal or something.
I don't imagine, even though Armstrong said that they can move around there easily,
I would imagine that to compare it with him.
Certainly, anybody who has run up swimming in the water knows that you're so lucky I couldn't get around,
but there's still some exertion and some lack of coordination that
makes this effort of getting the head swirl open just to take a little longer than
opening the front door to your house.
Any moment now, we should have a report that
Astronaut Neil Armstrong has moved out of the lab and started outside.
There means more than work. They don't think too much about telling the rest of the world what they're doing while they're doing it.
No, this is a time to make sure everything is perfect.
They can't be put on the PLS for 16 and a half minutes.
PLS at the portable life support system.
Columbia, this is Houston. We're joining Mary and Hagen at the center.
When you lose a lot on us, we request Omni Delta.
When you lose a lot, we'll tell them what you lose.
Listen to me.
I'm guessing the transmission is your XR, and that's to remain the word eight minutes away from lots of signal from Columbia.
This is Jack Raleigh and this is Bill.
Again, Columbia is the radio code name for the command ship, which is still in lunar orbit with Mike Collins.
Okay, my wind is clear. I'm going to go to Mike to wind up a little bit.
Okay, my rudder sir.
Close the lunar module fire now.
Well, they can be outside of this business.
All our gear wind is clear.
I'm getting ready to turn the fuel and up a little bit.
Roger.
As that pressure lights, a BF light and an ETS light.
Now we've got to water it separately.
Alright, alright.
We're reading the warning lights on the computer.
I'm going to turn one bit of pressure into first, and I'll take the hand.
Two faster-ups can adjust the temperature of the wind to accommodate a strong speed pressure.
Hold the light. It's cooling down.
Take care.
Okay, I called up secondary, take a break to open.
I can see that.
Build the seat at it.
I'm going to wind it this way.
Take a warning, sir.
I can't understand what I was saying.
Okay, I'm good.
It's ready.
Let's open.
Yeah, fine.
Okay.
Got things ready to water, specialties are open.
I'll let you head on, I'll get it.
Okay, I'll get it.
I was on the line, so I'll talk to you together.
And please check out the light support system.
Okay, I'll get the light support.
Okay.
And now we're ready to hook up the OEC here.
OEC is a lunar equipment conveyor.
He is outside of the ice.
He's ready to hook that up.
I've been very embarrassed by what's the rule.
I'm sorry, sir.
I was not impressed.
I was just saying.
I see that.
I'm going to have to believe you.
Got another deck.
Okay, now we're going to hook this up.
Okay.
Okay, your bar is in.
Yep.
I can get back as fast as I can support.
And have my fast-movie.
I'll wake up.
I'll get there.
I'll go look for a name.
Okay.
Hey, down.
You're left a little bit.
I'm here.
You're lined up.
It's working a little bit.
Down.
Okay, may I clear?
It's catching me a certain handstick problem.
So, what are we?
I move your roll to the left.
Okay, may I clear?
Line up with a fast-mo.
Okay, left foot to the right a little bit.
Okay, that's good.
I'll go and hook into arms to the whole left.
Good.
Okay, now I'm going to catch up.
Get that foot here.
Okay, now quick, wait a minute.
Hold her right a little.
Hey, even.
That's okay. That's good.
That's plenty of room for your left.
It's close. Not me.
All right.
I'll do it.
Okay, that's fine.