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New York Yankees faced the Detroit Tigers for a Saturday afternoon game at Briggs Stadium on July 25, 1959.
The Yankees were managed by Casey Stengel and they were the defending world champions, having been to the World Series for four straight seasons.
But things were looking shaky in 1959. This late in July they were still stuck in the middle of the AL standings with a 47 and 48 record.
The Tigers have been an average team throughout the 1950s, never finishing about fourth place, including only one winning season.
They were managed by Jimmy Dykes, who took over from Bill Norman after the disastrous 2-15 start of the 1959 season.
This audio recording is from the New York Radio broadcast featuring announcers Mel Allen, Red Barber and Phil Rizzuto.
Frank Uman justing off home plate and Frank Custetti runs across.
In front of the plate out there is Coachers Rock at third base and Ralph Hoppy at the first best coach.
Custetti always waits until he's playing as a national anthem before he runs out.
All fours back on the mound.
Richardson tries to punch the first pitch, he's fouled like one.
Richardson, about in 274, has ten double, three double tanks, well run, started in.
The wind up by the right hand is a picture a little high at 4-1, 1-1.
Boyd back at 1-9 and lost seven on the year.
Here's the 1-1 pitch, just outside 4-2, 2-1.
There's a drive-thru, so let's see a way back there.
There it is, little Bobby Richardson gets his first storm on of an 1959 season.
I'm looking at a big fan on Bobby St. and Frank Custetti slaps him on the back of the last third.
And wait to see the end of Frank when Richardson comes in, there's Tyler laying down as though he's fated.
But finally they break down and all start applauding.
Bobby Richardson will be getting slapped on the back now, the whole team's coming over to congratulate Bobby.
As he ends, he takes a 1-0 lead here on the top of the first inning.
Norm Sibon the batter takes the pitch over, strike one call.
That's quite a thrill.
Well Richardson, there's a curve outside 4-1, 1-1.
Sibon's batting 2-71, he has 13 double stand homers and 40 runs, about an end.
This is Boyd back.
23rd game, ball is a starter.
There's a third ball filed back out of play.
One ball, two strikes on Sibon.
Boyd back has started once against the Yankees before today, winning that ball again.
They could do back on June the 14th in New York.
It's lifetime record.
In the Yankees, the third Yankees, four times we're losing to them, six times.
Third ball inside and Sibon has to skip rope to get out of the way.
Two and two to count.
And with Bobby Richardson's first home run of the year.
There's a two-two pitch, it's inside ball three, four count on Sibon.
Ready for the payoff pitch.
Sibon popped it high in the air, two-steel in back of second base on the outfield grass, is under it.
And the catch is four out, number one, Sibon pops to the shortstop, one away.
That'll bring up Mickey Mantle.
Mantle's batting 295.
Mickey had 17 double-street triple, 20 homers and 53 runs, batted in.
That was not only Richardson's first home run of the year, but his first major league home run.
Regular season play or World Series play.
Hit the net, he is fouled back strike one.
One nothing in empty space there on the top of the first.
Boy, back ready. There's a little bit high ball one on one.
There's a curve low outside ball two, two and one on next.
Boy, back is 511, 180 pounds, born in Scranton Central Vegas.
Hit the net, he has a curve high ball three, three and one.
One out, nobody on.
Boy, back into the wind up, he's low curve, he's going out of net strike to hold down on net.
More net was looking for that fastball, ready to hit it right on out of here.
Had made up his mind that swinging was full completely on the changeup curve.
Gotta have a lot of confidence in that pitch to throw it on three once.
Even more so to throw it on three two. Let's see what it is.
Here's the payoff pitch.
Fastball, pop foul, and he's taking it over towards the center, but it's going back in and out of play.
He's going for a good strike. Boy, back with a new baseball.
That's the sign from Redwood. Here's the wind up.
Back is line foul, just outside the first base ball line.
Almost got Sally Berry to first base on fire.
Big Just journey was playing first base, the lunge for the ball, and it went by just in fair territory,
but just landed in foul territory.
Again the three two pitch. Right three foul net, it's like a fastball right in the middle.
Many nettles fall down on strikes.
And with two outs, nobody on. Here's Yogi's batting.
Yogi's batting, he's certainly fine.
Fourteen doubles, one triple, eleven homers, and thirty seven runs batting in.
Two outs, nobody on. Here's Yogi's one side, there's nothing.
There's a fastball on the outside, corner strike one-four.
Down ball to second base.
Backhand has left you up with a throw to Boy, backhand, he's dropped the ball.
Boy's got nine gelato in that throw from Ted left you and dropped the ball.
And easy sense, that'll be an Eric Johnson Boy's bat.
Thank you of course the ball without moving in his tracks. Boy's back was there in plenty of time,
but tried a backhand the ball, where he's just one hand and dropped it, so Yogi's on.
He's got Pechalope, he's going to be third base in batting 282.
That guy has nineteen doubles, fourteen homers and fifty nine runs batting in.
Here's the fastball, low inside ball one.
Then you've got him there down every second in this ball game, you never know when one place is going to be a frozen team,
and he can open up the gate.
Here's the stretch to Pech, he's a curve hit, behind the head, a left field, Max throws back,
but he's got an over this one, he's under it, and makes the catch for out number three.
So the arrow is Max's cross, three but forty-anches in the top of the first.
One run on one base hit, Bobby Richardson, third major lead homer.
One side to arrow, one man left to score at the end of one half of the play.
That's his one and the tag is coming to bat.
But now he's a gap, I can really put a message across.
He'll score, he'll call him to your record.
Music playing
Now here it is, Valentine's beer is a crisp kind of light with two large flavors.
That's why folks call it the crisp refreshments.
It's quiet and you can see your face to Valentine's.
Why this board is out on the mountain for the New York Yankees.
Why this one ten and lost six?
That's the target, he's having a rough time, he's one one lost two right here.
And his last time record against Detroit seven wins is six to feet.
Yet his last time record on the big leagues is one hundred and fifteen wins and forty-fifty-six.
Music playing
There he goes, 80 off 40 he's tied it.
Homer did his first time at bat last night.
He was batting 252 at thirteen, double thirteen, Homer's been thirty-five runs batting in.
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Here's the wind up by Whitey and the first big fatty Oaks is a curved over strike one car.
Whitey lost to the target six three back on May 19th, last and only two carries of an inning.
And he's a defeat of the target, 14-3 on June 4th.
Hicks to Yost's law, ball one one and one.
Whitey lost his last shot to the target three two, that's when Maxwell hit that three run home and he ate any.
Whitey's been picking good ball but he hasn't finished his game since June 23rd.
Low curve is nine, it's down to the other base, ready, Yost.
Boy he's found that curve here at least.
It was a good change of curve by Whitey's order.
Yost just waited for the pitch and lined it out in the center field.
And here's some Scholly Maxwell.
Maxwell is a pick-pair but well he might see it in all those black homers.
Scholly's batting just 243 but he has nine double, two triple, 22 homers and 65 runs battled in.
Hicks to fastball, low ball one.
Ford thought there's a ball to first take but Yost is standing on the bed.
One left and the Yankees are leading here in the bottom of the first inning.
Whitey's picked, he picked the low ball through two another.
Scholly's ripped it Maxwell.
Here's a stretch.
Pitch is low ball three, three and nothing.
Now Yost for the short leadoff first, here's a stretch by Whitey.
The pitch is low ball four.
Maxwell walks on four straight pitchers.
Yost walks down a second.
That's what a person is.
Harvey Sting.
Sting leading the American League in batting by just one percentage point now over Roger Marasen against the City A's.
Harvey has 26 double, six triple, five homers and 44 runs battled in.
Yogi out to the mound and soft with Whitey's four.
Harvey Edwards Sting who has a lifetime batting average of 308 for big lead before this year that is.
Here's a stretch by Whitey.
15 is taking low ball one.
Harvey shot the ball and he had Hicks to low pass way back.
Low pass was playing a deep third base, not expecting him to be in the bun.
Harvey was going to drop one down and now, thanks to him, he moves the photographer away from home plate.
He was on about 10 feet from the batting.
Hicking the first pitchers and thanks to him, he moved him out of the way.
It could be distracting.
Hicks to two, another curve low ball two, two and nothing.
Six straight balls that Whitey bought has strong.
Bought a Maxwell's two to two.
Harvey's first and second, nobody out here in the bottom of the first and he has, he's leading one nothing.
Here's a stretch, the two nothing pitchers Hicks to the right, now way back, Hicks to the right.
Hicks to pass, Yogi's catch up, easily moves the third base.
A nice play by Mickey Maddow, just in front of the 400 foot sign and deep left center field.
Yogi's catch up and easily went the third, and that's well, they're not catch up.
He was waiting a second base to see if the ball could get by Maddow.
And had a Peter Hicks to reach the first base, so the taggers have runners on first and third with one out.
And here's Al Sailor, Sailor and having himself a fine here batting 340.
He's third in the American ladies in batting, has $14, one triple, 16 homers and 57 runs out of there.
How's it with William Sailor?
Howard Holst first against Maxwell, he has seven double play depth, Yogi's leading off third.
Here's a stretch by Whitey.
He's service low outside 4-1.
Hicks leading 1-0 on a think-so-body record in the first major league homer leading off the ball game.
He'll be nailed down just this time, Whitey stretches, runners lead off first and third,
curve in the third ball, two-two-nothing.
Bayline never played any minor league ball, came out up to the Tigers in 1953.
He's with them ever since.
Now, as the identical I've seen batting happens coming in at this year, is Harvey Keane, 308.
Whitey sets again.
There was hit on the ground a second, Richardson to Bricktale for one, back to first.
He's got a double play, that's a double play in Henric and Sailor in a hot wing with Barry.
And Sailor just a little bit as he's trying to beat off that,
returns to him from Bricktale with a good double play from Richardson to Bricktale to Howard.
And so the Yankees get out of the jam there in the bottom of the first, trying to come up with no runs on one base hit.
No Yankee errors in one man left to score at the end of one-fourth, isn't he?
The Yankee is nothing, rather the Yankee is one and the Tigers, nothing.
That's not made that mistake, Yankee's having a tough enough time winning without him taking a run away from it.
Quick look at the scoreboard in the American League at the end of three-and-a-half Cleveland 3, Washington nothing, Pitcher against McLean.
Boston at Kansas City tonight, Baltimore scored in the top of the first white-backed to batting, no doubt against Schur.
And at the end of the league, St. Louis had lost to Angus, starts later on, Chicago at Kansas, and Pitcher starts later on,
Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Cardwell against Nutsville, and Pitcher had no walking, nothing, nothing at the end of one, law against Verdez.
Just a quick note here for you folks who are planning on seeing Paul Hahn, a Valentine's pick-up artist on his golf tour this coming Wednesday night at Fairlawn Driving Range, Fairlawn, New Jersey.
We just want to let you know that the starting time is in full, from 8 o'clock to 8.45.
You know, they've been making announcements at the time with the 8.45. Well, it's different things to 8.45.
It's next Wednesday at the Fairlawn Driving Range.
Elston Howard, swings in the disc, like one of the first discs.
Elston batting 263, has 15 double-street shippers, 11 homers, and 41 runs batted in.
He got his 11th on the last net. There's a curve over the outside corner, strike two.
Howard tried to check his swing, but the ball had part of the plate.
He lined up by four, that's the ground ball. Backhanded by Yos, nice play.
Goes over to Daniel, one way.
Eddie Yos still has those split ends.
Eddie Yos has been playing with the Washington Center, some way back in 1944.
Still can move around at Fairfax.
Fairfax baller, he has the right field.
That's batting 248, has 12 double-street shippers, 7 homers, and 24 on the ice.
Another ground ball of third. It's an easy one.
And a big hop to Yos, over to Daniel, two outs.
Those are the kind of nints the other likes to get, those big, high-street hopters they call them.
There's 50% of the lesson, filling in very well from the juggler to our top.
That's batting 327, minus the 22, no extra base, hit one run, bat it in.
Hit to 50, is over, strike one, car.
Right on curve, over, strike two.
Now he's still on this, two outs, nobody on. He's lead one nothing, we're on the top of the second.
The two strikes hit, serves as a little bit high ball one, one ball two strikes.
Point-back, that's the sign from Redwood holding in, serves just outside.
Point-back, that's the walk off the mound, he thought that had part of the place.
But it was just a little bit outside, two balls, two strikes and two outs.
They stay for a little bit less here, figuring that he's a quick full hitter.
What's that bat light on the end?
The future set, he's a ground ball, he's short, heel, up with the ball.
Over to Daniel, that's all 49 keys in the top of the second.
No runs, no hits, no taggers, nobody left the score at the end of it, and he has 21, and the tag is enough.
Hey mind you, remember old Sanders Day coming up, Saturday afternoon August 8th.
Now Frankie's first as the latest member of the Hall of Fame to accept are three others,
Charlie Grimm, Greg Rassie and Leslie Dormez.
Grimm and Charlie Grimm, the great carbon and great manager.
Greg Wilson, step center of the batter's box leading off for the taggers here in the bottom of the second. Wilson's batting 305, has 10 doubles, 1 triple, 2 homers, 23 runs, batting in.
That's ball is on the outside corner, strike 1 call.
Wilson's one of those players, I find holding who has good luck against Yankee pitches.
That's ball outside, I ball 1, 1, 1.
See if I just hear all the tagger hitters are having a great deal of success against the Yankee pitches.
1-1 pitch, low curve is low, ball 2, 2-1.
Yankees have only 1-3 of the 12-goals played against the taggers this year, the taggers winning the other nine.
Two balls, one strike on Wilson, Yankee's lead 1-0 here in the bottom of the second.
That's Gus Zernio, there every hit on the ground is short for Cal, up with the ball, over to Howlett, 1 away.
One how bat brings up Gus Zernio.
There's Gus batting 214, he used most days of 10 Saturdays, he has 2 doubles, 5 homers and main speed runs, bat it in.
Gus Edward Zernio, nickname O'John Dyke, he's got the his tremendous shoulders and arms, he's really a big boy.
For his first pitch, he's a curve hit on the ground in the hole and he's lucky to have no back and forth in the left field at the base pitch.
He's been up with the ball and Zernio's done him with a single.
But Cal would have gotten to the ball in the backhand, whether he could have thrown Zernio out or not is down for.
So Zernio gets the second hit off Whitey Ford and it brings up Ted Lefthio to second base.
Lefthio is batting 267, has 2 doubles, 3 homers and 10 runs, bat it in.
Whitey's pitch to Lefthio is line to right field at base pitch and there's Lefthio base, Zernio's in on second going for third.
So he holds up his power fast feeling, holds it to a long single. That ball is beautifully placed by Lefthio, he's stoked an outside curve ball to a right field,
hit number 3 off Whitey and it's out to the man of torque to Ford Hill 4 for station identification.
Two field with short shot batting 258, hasn't played too much, he's 8 for 31, 5 RBI's right hand hitter, real slim ball player.
One set of curve and then holds the bat back at ball one and he started the bun at that ball, it was not the two side squeeze,
as Zernio was not coming in on the pitch.
One ball, the scoreboard has strike one up there, was an easy play to miss.
The field started the bun at the ball two, the bat bat just in time, hit the check by Whitey, trying to lead off to the third, one away.
Curve outside ball two, do another.
Youngster throws a rubber ball out on the field and Whitey picks it up, lets it to heck the low pass, who bounces it into the dugout.
It's a pretty looking ball, a little blue color, which put on color TV.
He has to lead one nothing here at the bottom of the set, it's a set by Whitey.
He's going to lead off first and third, throw to first base, let's go back.
Now it has to be on the alert, because if he hasn't played first too much with Whitey's thinking he can get picked off.
Whitey has like a tricky move, then the stretch by four.
Curve is over strike one call, two balls one strike.
He'll step back to look at Billy Hitchcock poking his third.
Hitchcock's journey will be up there, let's see what's first.
Hitchcock's line foul over Henley's third down the right field line, two and two to count.
He'll hit that ball right off the end of the basket, fingers are sticking out of him.
Two balls, two strikes, one out. Whitey stretches.
One of the first lines drives each other in his life.
Ford pulled him with a breaking ball and he started his swing, stopped it,
and the ball went on a line, Hitchcock was ready to lead for the ball and realized it was too far over his head.
The ball goes side one one as Daniel comes down to score and lets you hold at second base.
Ford said it, that's hit number four off Whitey and his four points have to pitch it something up with Ron as his first.
Second and one off to score side one one, point that's setting 0.91, he's four for 44.
No extra base hits, no out of the eyes. Hitch is bonnet in front of the plate, going up and it goes to third base.
He's trying to get Lopez, no chance for the two Lopez's in time to get left field.
The L's are throwing me today.
It was a pretty good one, but Ford really got off that mound and he had left field by quite a bit of third base.
Leo moved to second, Ford's back is safe at first, it's a fourth place, from Ford to Lopez, one to five,
here's Eddie Ocew, single as center in the first inning. He was starting 254.
Two minutes left, score side one one here in the bottom of the second.
Ford's field down at second, Ford's boy back at first, here's the stretch.
Hit the Ocew, it's a curved low ball one.
Ford's field, that was his sixth RBI of the year, on deck Charlie Maxwell.
Why do you stretch it?
Another curve a little bit high, ball two, two and a half.
Here's overcast day here today in Detroit.
Leo stepped out of the box, put some dirt on his hand, now he's ready to go.
What he said, said zero second, the curve is high, ball three, three and nothing.
Leo's looked down a silly hit, got close to his third.
Here's Mike, get the green light, because Maxwell is a left hand batter, I know he hit Ford, it's pretty good.
He's going to left hand hit her against the left hand, they might let Joe swing,
and a three nothing fix to the silver, here's the stretch.
He takes the strike one call, and then why do you take something off that fix,
figuring that Joe's might be laying for the cripple.
Three nothing fix, he's usually laying there just to get a strike over.
Here's the stretch, fix is over strike two call, a fast ball, and I said that Yost was guessing that time.
He took a fast ball right over the heart of the place.
With a three two count, two outs, BLS second, and Ford packed that first, we'll be off with the fix.
Bobby Sand gets the solution up in the anti dugout, here's the stretch, the runners go,
the fix is taking high ball four, the walking man gets the run to walk.
For Yost, he's 86 walk of the year.
And with a base loader and two out hits, Charlie Maxwell.
It was Maxwell's three run home in the 820.
Of course, four to ball game, that's when he started against the Tigers.
The oldies reminded Maxwell that today isn't Sunday, you know, Maxwell loves Sunday's day at home on time.
All right, here's the wind up, he takes the Maxwell,
the ground ball, the walk ball has his run, and so much feel, here's the score, here's the score, and here's the score in the Tigers' day three and one lead.
Charlie Maxwell broke his bat on the ground ball between third and short, Lopez got his club on the ball,
he flexed it away from Pristelen, short, left field, two field, and four four attack ball came across the score,
and the Tigers now lead three to one.
Charlie Maxwell hit the single at short left field, here's Harvey C. who's flying out to do left center field, his first center bat.
The fix is over strike one ball.
Maxwell only went up there batting 243, he leads the Tigers in RBI, it was 55, and he's still getting 67 on the air,
so you know he hits in the clutch one attack, Harvey C. batting 345.
The fix is over strike one ball, that's still a foul, he's still going, here's the score, he's going to hit the wall, here's the score, and the whole mix is going to stay loose.
The official score has started foul with an error, that's a pretty rough score to find my say so.
Foul was running as hard as he could, two is left, reached up as high as he could, the ball hit off the fingers of his glove and rolled to the wall,
and then foul is charged with an error.
So the official score realizing that Harvey C. has a good chance to win the batting round, still just foul the error.
So no RBI for Harvey C. has another run scored, and the Tigers now leads the ball game 4-1,
and Whitey Ford is out of the ball game, Whitey Ford leads the ball game, that's a picking 1-2-3 innings.
He allows 4-5 bases, to walk one man, didn't strike out anybody, and has allowed 4 runs so far.
Only 3 of those runs will be earned off Whitey as the error by foul permitted the other one, and any other runs that score will be earned in this inning.
Bobby Sands coming on is making his 24th appearance for the year, Bobby's 1-4 and lost 3.
Sands will be picking to Al Steylion, who is the nice man to bat in the second inning. Steylion bounced into a double play his first time at batting 3-39.
Alright, Steylion steps into the batter spot, Max well as a third, he is down a second and a 2-2, the Tigers lead 4-1, we're in the bottom of the second.
Bobby Sands, he pips, he is outside, they're going to walk Steylion and definitely a push to Red Wilkins.
Sands getting on Sands and Yankees a little bit, they want to see Steylion, that's the case of Steylion playing the percentage.
Now Steylion is third in batting in the American League, so they'd rather pick to Red Wilkins, who is not quite the hitter, that's Steylion, there's ball 4, Steylion,
that's an intentional pass, the bases are getting loaded, and here's Red Wilkins, who started off their inning by bouncing the shortstop.
The Wilkins could considerably make 2 outs in 1 inning, which is a little embarrassing.
I played on a club with Steylion in the American Association where we battled around Green Sands in 1 inning.
I threw out the bases loaded, 4-1's in the Tigers lead 4-1, Sands into the wind-up, he pips the Wilkins and he is low outside ball 1.
One ball, no strike. Here's the wind-up by Bobby, there's a blind...
Oh what a great pass, they knocked it down, picked it up, goes the first, moves down for the Wattickson,
and then this play by Bobby, yes, and I don't believe there's another pitcher in the big lead who could have stopped that ball,
and then gone back and picked it up and thrown the runner out.
Now, this is Ryan's drive that almost knocked Sands over, he knocked it down, reached for the ball 1, moved it away,
then reached again, picked it up and fired the first, it's time to get Wilkins.
And I say 99 out of 100 other pitchers would not have gotten down and found that ball would have gone right through their legs out to center field for a base pitch,
and Red Wilkins has the distinction of making 2 outs in 1 inning here in the second inning.
He led off the inning and ended the inning. Four of the Tigers in the bottom of the second inning,
four runs on four base pitch, one Yankee error, and three men left on base,
the score at the end of two for the inning, but Tigers four and the Yankees one.
There's, don't forget, old Sanders Day, Saturday afternoon, August the 8th,
Yankee stadium, and as a special added feature, the Yankees have invited the former Major League of First Basin, Chuck Connors.
Alright, here's Mel Allen to take over.
Hello there everybody. It's the first half of the third inning.
Bobby Sands is the first schedule batter.
Then we'll have Bobby Richardson and Norm Siebert.
Tigers leading four to one.
All four attacks to the windup deliver.
Fast follow-up.
Back one.
Next delivery, and there's strike two, helping in two.
The TigerLad hanner gets the sign from Red Wilson, swings to the windup, fires away, and Bobby takes the inside ball one and two.
Jantad three for 14, hitting two 14.
The one two-fifth, flung on the high fly ball into the short right center.
One away, and the batter now is Bobby Richardson, who opened the game, crowding his first Major League homer.
For the Yankees only hit some runs.
The batting is a 0-77.
Four-tack six, flung on as the ground ball hit through, third, and the left field for base hit.
Bobby takes the wide-serm, Maxwell charges the ball so quickly through left field, and Richardson backs the bat to the first.
Jantad three just batted to the down of the ball pen to warm up some more.
Norm Siebrin hitting two 70s, off to short on the first inning.
The man on deck.
The man is leading four to one. Throw to first Richardson backs.
Quickly throws over again, Richardson backs.
Throw over there three straight times.
Bobby's answers were off the bat, pretty wide, I think.
Now the set and the pitch. It's low inside, ball one.
Four-tack delivery, Siebrin. Richardson hits the high, fly ball to D-flap center, goes Maxwell back to the screen, and he reaches up and backs it.
Richardson would already have backed second and turned it, goes back, retracts, and raises back to first.
Siebrin almost put the Yankees back in the ball game. He gets to the opposite field, the D-flap center.
Charlie Maxwell went over and caught it with his back against the screen.
Now, Mickey Mantle steps up in the 294, like a third strike in the first inning.
Two outs, one more. Four-tack to the stretch, and the pitch. One on his next strike line.
Right-hander ready, delivery. Mantle swings with the high, pop foul.
Way up there, also, the rest of the plate. Wilson and Yolk, and Wilson backs it.
And ball one. A mile up in the air.
Drive three times. No runs, one hit, no errors, one left off, down to three-and-a-half, and he scores four, and New York, one.
In the last half of the 13, just string, he leaves off.
That's beyond that, and two field to follow.
Four-to-one in favor of the choice.
Tigers hardly get rid of Whitey Ford as they did on Larsen last night.
Whitey seldom has had much luck against Tigers, seven and six last time against them.
And when you consider his overall last-time record, which is 115 wins and only 46, Tigers, the one team, he has the least success.
Bobby Shant, then the lead.
Into the wind up, here's the picture of the Big Dust Jungle, been there for a sight.
The jungle who has been mostly pinched at her part-time players recently installed at First Base.
The delivery change-up is lined as we can catch by Lopez and Ferret for the out.
One away.
Frank Lusetti had just whistled two low pairs and told them to back up a couple of steps just before the pitch.
I don't see him ever gotten the ball.
Ted Blevstill, single to right in the second inning.
Good delivery.
And then, strike one.
Ted Blevstill, 72. Frank Bolling, half of the N2, throws Rocky Bridges.
Next picture is the left side for Ball.
Bridges playing an ankle-and-mice.
Bolling has huge clutches on his right foot.
One pitch to left heel, fouled off double after the play.
Strike two, one and two.
He actually has some good news where the arrival this morning of Bill Cowan who has been to the male funny checking on his back.
McGoogle doesn't feel any better.
No Curly.
No Cubex.
No Curry.
Next pitch is fun on a foul-back outplay.
Moose just might get into the ball game tomorrow.
Big fighting practice and felt very well instead.
Bobby's down for the wind-up and the pitch.
Low outside, two-two and let up through ball.
Good delivery.
That's in there for called strike three.
Made my fast through ball at time.
Now Coupe Hill, heading 281.
Whitey just didn't have anything today, way off in his control.
Got out of the jam in the first inning but six of us got back in good in the second.
And the Tigers were quick to hop on.
The C1 delivery.
Long on line, out in the left center field and will be in there for extra minutes.
The turn is first, Culline makes the nice recovery pose in and Yogi's off the second with a double.
Yogi's been hitting more through the outfield right here.
That's the local air that he's given once.
Why the left field in the first inning?
He's got his hands on two balls in the second inning at once per base hit.
And the Tigers got their four on.
The boy can't see the pitch, the pitch is on the base.
Long on line, down the left field line, and it's per base hit.
Yogi around first, comes in the store, low pass man first,
seeing it to the ball, both the second and low pass is on the second near the double.
And the four to two.
Low pass man, we're 60 at once.
Now there's no one ahead at the start,
there's been out of action as much as you've been out of action this year.
Elston Howard, hitting a 360, down to the third in the second inning.
More chance for the threat, Elston Howard, fastball to the top side, ball one.
Low on the way.
More chance for the time to move.
In the distress, they've hit the high, so before the strike, one at a once.
That's how I'm dead.
Go right man, here it goes, when they wind this last night.
Howard's placing down to the back.
And the old second, both those two done, and Howard's the third.
And he's trying to get through the middle,
but it's just to the left of the man,
and it's on the field, boys, that started over.
Now, that's that hitter.
Now, high foul hitting C-47.
That was a big play to look at baseball.
He's gotten a lot of over the third,
he's been hitting four on a flat ball.
And they hit out of the hand perfection play.
That's going away, ball one.
Things are the same as all players always talk about, and Maggie,
when you hit him in the back out, they say,
it's a new game.
Getting that man over, getting at it to the base.
Now, the pitch, that's playing reasons,
is that the ball fouls back to the scene.
And the guy that's out, he said he's a really good pitch.
He brings it up to him.
And he was swinging for the feet.
One ball, one strike.
One out, one in.
Four to three, two shots, four to three.
Well, there's off second, the pitch to bow.
One on air to grind, the feet center.
There goes full line by Seath and Mr. Cass.
And local, it's lined up, and he lays.
He's back to second.
Of course, he had to play it.
Off the bag, and in the event the ball might have cleared the play line.
And he's deep, but straight away.
And the pitch to the ball, he's down to fourth, the second,
and that is three, seven, two.
So you see the player I was talking about,
Howard has gotten a little better over the third,
he's been off the plate on that ball.
And then four to three.
There's the pitch to the ball, and the tie for the ball.
Of course, pitch is great,
things that pitch can happen sometimes in different situations.
The foul is the first.
Once that's all set, there it is,
but that'll take the topside ball to.
I'm getting a much to buy that right here.
I'm going to go ahead and let's pass through up next.
You're out on the pitch.
It's a little roller, it's the third, and it's foul ball.
Foul ball.
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What's that delivery?
and popped it up to first.
Eddie Yolk, 100.
Waiting next to the captain aside for the time.
He has just got one run.
He hit.
No time to error. One last year left on.
He made off-soubles, and that was the end of it.
At the end of the first and a half ofnings,
he scored four.
New York, two.
We call for a safe night out of the Cacus.
This is W. O. K. L. in Albany, New York.
Don't forget to join me at Ground Up with Jim Rainier,
following us today and then.
All points out there's a batter as we play in the last half of the fourth inning.
Bobby Stanton, a late from White and Ford,
delivers the right-hand hitters, takes the strike.
Yolk's the natural of the ball.
Boycats, hitting 89.
Plains to lift the foul off first-hour players.
Powered the adapted thing, if good.
Two strikes.
Nothing in the way to count now on Boycats.
The chance to use delivery is outside one and two.
The one-two-six.
Curve is down to the short.
The shallow player starts his on over to Howard,
and there's one away.
Calvary off man, Eddie Yolk.
Fangled the center and walk.
That 81 base is on balls, he gives.
He's been on base 156-5,
not counting errors,
hitting it by a fifth foul.
Danced delivers the right-hand batter,
if the outside corner strikes one.
The one-two-six.
Boons up, there's outside,
one and one, a lead up, through ball.
One ball, one strike, on Eddie Yolk.
Bobby Stanton with a wind up,
then comes the pitch,
Yolk takes the inside for ball two,
through and one.
Danced delivers,
Yolk takes,
two, low curve, 50.
Now the 50 delivers.
Outside ball three, Grimby.
Pulls down on Eddie Yolk.
And the payoff takes.
Slung on a high-poundser foul
down the third base line,
and then a hip-touch feeling.
And the payoff takes.
Slung on, bounce the short,
but the ball rolls on over the first and then the inside.
That ball rolled up his arm into the cook to the elbow,
but he uncooked it.
Two up and two down,
and there's Charlie Maxwell,
hitting 345, who walks and singles his bled.
42 to the correct, four finish.
Off-all, there's Charlie,
from off-all Michigan.
Danced delivers,
and there's Frank Warns.
The one-side-stage,
is hung on and pumped up from the air
behind the plate.
Yolk, Yondred, waiting,
and has it.
Drive's retired.
No runs, no hits,
no errors, no one left on.
The first and the fourth are played,
so it's four on, five hits, one error, four left on.
The anti-stool runs, four hits, one error,
and three left on base.
That's her, and we did keep on the go,
with Atlatics, thanks to a little simply touch,
during the last weeks and days,
and I think it's a little crazy,
who's very nicely took over for us,
over the past weekend,
we've been traveling in our state of York,
and Atlatics and Rio, gasoline,
we really gotta support those girls
on the early half-states.
Suddenly as we, uh,
we're going to be
going to the next stage,
and we're going to be
uh,
we're passing through the
up-duty beef.
We got our Atlatics after the end,
and we're going to be in the Wallach Hotel,
over in West New York,
and we've got a lot of wonky bags,
the rest are at the Wallach Hotel from the other side.
Voice-backed pitch,
going away, and the count's going one-off,
guys.
Bobby,
flying through short flights,
deferred innings,
using the leaf of four.
Four-tact delivery,
hide inside.
Two balls, one strike,
and a pitch,
and a shot inside, ball three, three and one.
A three-one count on
Robert Scott, Robert Clay Scott,
if you believe it.
Voice-backed to the wind up,
fires away, and it's in there,
back to the just a little off-fash ball.
Freeze for that, for the New York fans,
sometimes the colors' pass balls jump,
so it takes a little off, and it figures
the bad one-fee swing, and it gets the strike.
Three-two-six, there's any time for ball four,
the ball's failed again.
Bobby Sands walks,
open the fifth,
and that's the first half,
fifty-five, voice-backed.
Now Bobby Hitchens,
and Homer's and Singleton left.
Two-two-two,
eighty-three, one.
No one's seen it on deck.
Voice-backed ready, delivers,
the fifth, the second half-side for a ball,
and Bobby Fluss to the bottom.
He had no idea of attempting to sacrifice,
he might have had a notion of
a month for a base pitch.
Tom Morgan starts warming up for a short.
Voice-backed ready,
and it's the swing, the swing,
and it's the strike one, the flop, the flop,
fold the back-back, and it's time
to get the arms to the heel.
Trying to avoid hitting into a double-play,
trying to punch the singles to the right,
that was his objective.
He'll short-buff the third,
then you're holding the back-stand,
and the pitch,
going on in foul-back, strike two, one and two.
One ball, two strikes.
The back-to-final ball, it gets the time
from Red Wilson to the straight,
and the pitch, pin-side, and the two-two-count.
Guy just leaving four to two, we're in the fifth inning.
Voice-backed ready,
and it's the lead-off first.
There he goes, the pitch is going on,
and grounded by a third to left field,
and the second holds up,
and Moppa, Maxwell, crosses in to Eddie Yolk.
Third straight hit for Red Wilson.
And drop the strike,
and they ran Bobby, the data double-play,
and he's grounded, but grounded by Yolk.
Norm Seublin coming up, pops the short,
and flies to each left center,
and Moppa goes back to the swing,
and in two-fifty-nine.
There's the pitch,
going on, there's the drive,
and the deep-right center field,
and that ball is up against the wall,
and it's about to run Jack down,
and both take a little place,
one on top of the other, and they both score,
and it's not a stride apart,
on a double-by-cever.
Jack said to hold up, and that's clear the ball is in there,
give me Jack's design of the dugout.
And Bobby was right on his heels.
You thought they were finishing up the 100-yard jack,
and Richard Simmer signed the beating of the wire.
And the winner of the 100-yard jack is Bobby Jack.
You know, I reminded you of a play I didn't see,
but the long before my time,
I think it was Dixie Walker,
when he first came out with the Aggies,
and Luke Jerry, I believe I have my name right back,
because I was going to have to try and mark it
and see how our margin coming in goes high for all.
And they both were tagged out at home plate,
just like that, on a throw and came in,
and they were on top of the other,
and broke came in, and he had to tag them both out, bang bang.
Norm Sieben, last is a long double to right center.
During dance and reciting,
makes it 4-4, Sieben's 14th double,
42 runs, batted in, and Paul Foyback is leading.
And that double, that's lighting forward off the hook.
You no longer is involved in decision,
it was just going to 3.
Foyback, on 4 innings plus, somebody out on the 5th,
giving up 6th hit.
Walked 1,
just out 1,
and he's been charged with 4 runs,
and Sieben would be his responsibility to score.
Tom Morgan,
one time well-groomed,
coming on on the 5th, nobody out.
Tom has about a pretty good relief hit.
Man will be the first batter to go face.
If he's Morgan's 29th appearance,
as directed at 1-4,
and run to out with 3.39,
Man will pick the first track
and file out for the catcher,
hitting 293.
There's the pick,
going on his miss, strike 1,
helping in 1.
Strike 1, helping in 1.
There on deck, and no pair of follow-ups.
Tom all set,
and the pick.
Money's in the air, right for now,
and it's taken by Morgan.
Man will pump out
through the picture on the front.
In the front,
and he'll try on the front his way on,
at the same time, move the runner over to 3rd.
And here's Hilton Barra,
hitting 277,
rounded the second,
and double the left side.
Hilton is warming up for a Detroit,
one out now and a fifth.
Morgan into the catch,
Hilton, up side, far 1.
1,
Morgan delivers to Hilton,
low ball 2.
Morgan's that pick,
and low ball 3.
Here's Hilton coming up.
We're a 0 now.
3 balls, no strikes,
and the pick.
It's low ball 4.
That was a so-called
apparently unintentional, intentional walk.
What they do,
you might wonder why some of the Neurophants,
why didn't they go ahead and deliver the walk,
and they try to make them go after a bad hit,
and get a head up on the count,
and make them hit third,
and play it in the deep row,
and that's the low pass,
trying to left double to right.
The pick is low ball 1.
Low pass hitting 3.
We drove in the first gas we run.
We've been on second,
and there are on first,
one out for fifth, two in,
and we're on second.
Now, Morgan ready, and the pick.
There's drop five, ball 2.
Morgan's, ours that we might want to
know where that pick was.
There's a calm third appearance
of the year coming to New York.
No decision.
One course four, and then go out,
two hits to low runs,
and another station works in,
and then low runs.
We only dropped second,
ball off first, one out,
and a two-nothing count off,
low pass, and the pick.
We're on third,
and we're on third,
low pass, and the pick.
Right over, strike one, in one.
Morgan to the fifth,
and the pick.
We'll have to play strike two, two, two.
Frank Larry is over there in New York tomorrow afternoon.
We're on two out, and a two-two count,
a one out, I mean a two-two count,
the pick is going on and fouled off
out of play to the right of the play.
Two balls, two strikes,
two in, and one out.
Four fours to the store,
and seven years ago.
I'm Morgan, release of Paul Boykatt.
Let's resign from Rick Wilson.
He's talking to the head to low pass
to distract him a little.
Morgan in the stretch,
and the pick.
Clung on to the bounce of the youth,
over to second, but one out, back to first, double player.
Morgan, pull him out of the jam.
Two runs for New York.
He hits.
No errors for the Tigers,
and three Yankees left the board.
Tom Morgan
turned in his jump,
and a pass in that's given the guys
more than two.
And both end of four and a half on him.
He had to force the Tigers four.
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The last half of the fifth inning,
Harvey King coming to bat,
Taylor Island Betts and
Wilson to follow.
Now the pictures are
Bobby Stant and Tom Morgan,
with their starters, four-pack,
and four,
now for consideration.
Harvey King hitting
345, Stant is fixed,
then there for strike.
One strike, you're livin'.
Upside, ball one, one in one.
You know, no matter how long
you watch balls and you can,
I guess I'll watch
3-4 thousand of them.
I mean, he's lost that.
There's always the little things that increase you.
Here's the picture,
pattern's not all,
always worked out of course,
that's what makes the game exciting,
but Tom Morgan come in
and he wouldn't get the opening thing.
He'd have to walk him,
and he was man or wasn't hitting,
and he'd slump.
So you'd take those dancers down in the low-fares,
he'd have to have the enemies pretty neat.
Let's deliver,
swing on, hit foul, about the third,
and a little more fan.
In this game, you think of a pattern,
and you try to
make it fit,
and personally it does, you play it percentage.
You guys can always come out that way,
and that's what makes the game interesting.
Get your shoes, that's what the ballway wants to,
and follow that pattern.
So one thing to deliver now to Harvey Ful,
Bobbie's desk,
coming up in a moment.
Bobbie to the wind-up,
here's the picture,
swing on, and say,
fly ball foul, now let's see how I out of play.
That was a little thorough,
just blew up here on the screen,
after all that, right?
Not watching the game,
he's watching the people.
Right turns around the other way,
he's watching the game.
The one to deliver, swing on,
bounce short, short, for a count,
up with it, it throws on over the first,
and the bad throw,
and it goes in a little bit,
and passes off,
the throw down the second,
and it's on, and it's on.
On the roof,
and it's on,
and foul,
down the right-field line,
out of play, it's like one.
The fan made it back to that ball,
and the others
were there approvals.
I'll be playing on second base,
but on the other, nobody else.
Here's the bit down,
the ball,
and it's a high fly ball, and to left field,
Steven Gunner is meant to catch,
swing holds the second.
Oh, and the fitting is 3-39,
here's Ray Wilkins,
grounded in short,
and it's to the box, both on the second inning,
the start of the inning, and end of the game.
Although he hits the
ball hard to second time,
up with three men aboard,
the wicked liner extends,
and the second,
the best general to follow.
Four judges, four fifth innings.
Bobby, end of the stretch,
and the pitch to Wilkins,
and the player, Frank Wines.
Bobby, then the stretch,
and they drop second.
The pitch to Wilkins,
and the ball in the left where they hit,
it comes through around third,
here's the throw to the plate,
and I'm trying,
and it is 5-4 to start.
Wilson,
and the left,
the score, Harvey June,
and the side,
he's about in front, 5-4.
Wilson, driving in here,
third.
One run in, one on,
and one out.
The pitch to Daniel,
one on in this, Frank Wines.
The pitch,
pops up in there at a first,
and now it's nice to pass.
And so Bobby,
and the pitch to Wines,
without a run bin,
but he's still operating,
with two back mccougels,
and carry on a back in the anti-descent,
has been riddled,
and it is hurt to club.
Heads up to the O,
single to right,
hitting 2-69.
Here's the pitch to the right-hand battery,
swings and sounds just foul,
down the third base line,
track one.
5-4 to start,
so that's the finish.
Dan Timberlake, Wilson leads off first.
Pitch is way outside.
He's caught Yogi up.
He didn't reach the sign right now,
he and Yogi get together,
Yogi got the dot out there and grab it,
and he's got the dot out there.
Bobby's down to the threat,
that's for another pitch to left field,
over.
One ball, two strikes,
one hit, one error,
one left off.
Once again, we're set to pitch to left field,
swing on a little cap in front of the plate,
Yogi out in front of the plate,
up with a ball, post the first,
and the side's retired.
The side has got another one run,
one hit, one error,
one left off.
Up down to five ends of play, he's caught,
five on six hits,
one error, five left off.
He has to score on six hits,
two errors,
and five men left on base.
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Cleveland, after eight innings,
leads for Washington Senators,
eight to one.
The Phillies and Cincinnati,
the Bells lead four to nothing,
that game is now on the sixth inning.
The Washington East Fifth first,
two to nothing, that game is in the seventh inning.
Baltimore and Chicago are in the
American League, they're tied one-one
at the end of five and eight.
Alston Howard heads the curve
outside, follow on as we move
into the top of the sixth inning.
That is a two-61.
Tom Morgan out on the mound,
it's just game to win a lose now,
Bobby Sands also putting in the
first inning. There's a curve over
one-on-one this time.
Bobby Porter started the game,
had he been charged with the Lord,
would he even use that time record with
to come close to being five-hundred with Whitey?
There's a high hopper, going to have to charge this one,
Yost.
He was down there and found a beautiful play
by Eddie Yost, it was a high hopper
off all-place,
that Coutil couldn't have thrown Howard Howard.
And Eddie Yost
got in front of the store, stopped quartered on the
short hopper and really rifled it so that
he'll just get Howard.
One way, it's pretty
way to watch, is Hank Barlow
who passed the third five-centers here.
Hank's got him to forty-six.
He drives through to the left,
that's a little fast.
He's off the wall, and
powers around first and then a second base with a double.
Man, that was only a couple of feet from being a home run
and trying to wrap the board game.
Howard doubled high off the left rear wall.
That's the first hit of a Tom Morgan
that he's been going for four points.
And it brings us pretty quick down,
a bounce to the short hopper third,
the tailbatter is 208.
Now these are second,
that's the old second base.
Morgan's third ball is powered back by one.
The taller than
on 20, it doesn't swing too much with the wrist,
sort of a step on 20.
Morgan sets the sign from Red Wilkins,
now leading off second base.
There's a catch by the power bar.
He sets the strike through,
he swings and misses a second ball.
Well then when he's both side on the third ball,
he's going to be a little bit more
on the left side of the board.
He's going to be a little bit more on the right side
of the board.
He's going to be a little bit more on the left side
of the board.
Well then when he's both side on the third ball,
it goes down a little bit.
He went all the way down on one new left
and missing that six.
There's a strike.
Yes, outside.
Yes, that's the outside corner ball one,
the fourth ball, the sixth.
Well, he's going to be a good one there,
the eighth one.
This is outside ball five, the fourth one.
There's a strike.
He's going to be a high on the left, he's going to be a left.
That's where that's not going to go.
And it's in there for a home on for 50 Buccell.
And the left is safe to lead.
Just a five.
50 Buccell, with this first major league home on the day.
And it's down to the left here.
Either way, 65 lead now here in the top of the fifth inning.
With one out, nobody on and a batter Bobby Stans.
Bobby's right, the right and one.
So, two first today, Richardson's first major league home on,
and now for Cell's third one.
There's a pitch over strike one call.
That ball was there by about three or four feet,
just inside the power ball,
under the lower left heel of the feet.
Serve over strike two calls.
Morgan in the wind up.
Madam, Chris, hot bar, Eddie Yost going over the other stands.
Make your pass, clean in the rest of the rally.
Two ways.
Bobby Richardson, we've had a perfect day of home run two singles.
Living in the run, scored two at about him.
Bobby's picked up 10 points in his batting over today, batting 284 now.
It's the pitch inside ball one.
One nothing fixed here, the ground ball is short,
heel up with it, over the journey of inside to get Richardson.
But the Aggies come back here in the top of the fifth inning,
move ahead of the target with two on, two base fifths.
No target errors and nobody left on base.
The score at the end of five in the afternoon's a play.
The Aggies six send the target five.
Well, the Aggies five to the count on.
I have moved out ahead of this tee-trop.
I've gone six to five.
The Tiger fans are going to the Tigers to the rally.
So let's see what happens.
Coupe veils like a golf strike, a curve ball,
one of them is out of the play.
One strike fifth, the ground right field,
up in the F-A-6, far is left, up with the ball,
heel around first and then holds on,
and as he slices it's tail down the right field corner.
That field second base hitters the ball again,
and the second one holds Bobby Stanton.
And it brings up Tom Morgan.
It could be Morgan's first appearance
at that four-foot back starter for the Tigers.
The four-foot back went four innings.
He'll be talking with Stanton and Morgan talking with Max Humphries.
Down to 327, he's always been a fair-hitting victory.
Five for eight, two, and two homies, and two runs,
and it's out of there.
There's the strike.
Stanton is one of that in this strike one.
Now it's back in the United States,
and I hope there's a fair-time with the spot on the mound,
Bobby Stanton, tough to sacrifice that run in the second.
The only thing off the field is the stress.
This is one of the all-inclusive ways of killing the first,
and two hundred-plus players all have turned up with a tremendous play.
Tom Morgan's done with the ball hard.
All this time he's had his Bobby Stanton shoving in.
It goes into the face-to-face.
Then Stanton on, and Stanton after that ball,
with two field-jocs in the second,
Bobby goes to the ball, runs at it,
and rolled it like it was all a bowling ball.
A perfect strike it would have been had he been bowling to 50,
but still he caught the ball with his foot on the bed,
but the other side was in there ahead of the throw.
And Silver Saga is threatening now,
with singles back-to-back,
and runners at first and second,
and John Murphy is coming out to run for Tom Morgan.
How do you like that? They let Morgan in with a loop,
and then take him out for a run-up.
Old Power Boy not too sweet of a foot.
He's out of there, runners at first and second,
and everybody out, the others are leading 65,
within the bottom of the sixth,
and there's any way to go to single, walk-in, basket short.
Now they won't be able to definitely have to look for the puck,
but he's out in 253.
Now it's in the third, low-play is in the third.
It's a set by Stanton.
The pitch is low inside ball one,
ball jumps out of the early throw,
and it's out of the play. No advantage.
That was a pretty slow to watch.
Dan Scorsese not talking with 50 Bachelors shortstop.
He wants to make sure Bachelors are moving towards second
when he makes the pitch.
He just wants to look at the baseball.
He's a human.
He'll throw it out of play. There's something on it
that shouldn't be there. It gives you a new one.
One ball, no strikes on you.
You'll be running for Morgan at first,
you'll go down at second.
Won't be easily sixth foul on deck at Sally Maxwell.
Here's a set.
50, forth, two, three, nothing.
He'll be set back and said,
where was it? How? It's coming in from third,
says where it was.
And the only one not showing anything is Bobby Scann.
Two balls, no strikes.
Both lines made a way. Nobody out.
And Scorsese.
He's outside ball three, three and nothing.
And the other was walking up on that pitch.
He was not going to put the ball.
And now Scann says, where's Cut-Out Swamp?
You understand? If it's somebody who wants to stand in,
somebody will warm up and he'll be both done.
This is Stuck by Bobby.
So the second is not quite in sign.
The third is a little lower than that.
There might have been a play.
Two masters up in the empty bullpen.
Here's the set.
The pitch.
Four four.
And look, there's Bobby Argyll and here comes Stuck by Scann.
And Stuck will be out of the ballgame.
If he comes out any further, he'll be out of there.
You might as giving him a place by not looking over there.
Because the manager, or no one can out fire
Argyll on a ball or a strike.
If the manager comes out in six on the pitch,
he's automatically out of the ballgame.
Eddie Yolk gets his second one for the game.
He loads the bases with nobody out here in the bottom of the pitch
to score a shot.
He wants you to leave in six to five.
Stuck with him jumping out of the empty dugout.
He's about four steps and suddenly realized
that if he goes up to Argyll with Yomans,
he will automatically be put out of the goal.
Yolk is really kicking good around all places.
Here's Charlie Maxwell who walks single-elefth
and pops it at three, giving him two runs.
In field bats and double-play depth,
Maxwell is about in two forty-five.
Here's the wind-up.
The curve is over strike one star.
On deck there's Harvey's pool without Taylor and a follow.
Fast forward time, ball one, one to one.
One ball, one strike, nobody out.
Bases loaded.
In the bottom of the pitch, the Argyll is leaving.
Six to five.
Here's the wind-up.
The curve is over ironing it and that's the deep right field.
Howard's going back, back and makes the catch.
Here's the throw to the plate and he goes back.
Man, he would have been a dead duck.
He would have been out.
He tried to score on that when he started to come in
and Billy Hitchcock held him up and Howard made a perfect throw to the plate.
After catching the ball in five firsts,
he went halfway down the right field line.
Well that's one away and here's Harvey's pool.
He's flying to center and he's right three times on earth.
That is three forty-four.
Harvey cannot run too fast and his chances of getting three minutes of ball on the ground
has got a good chance for the double-play.
That score was a big man to get out of there.
Alright, the base is still loaded.
One away now.
Won't you leave him six times.
Here's the wind-up I've seen.
Hitch is low, ball one.
He's a good lord, he gets the hit one on the ground.
He's right side, left hand is loosing up for the Tigers.
Service, far on, in, right in the Tigers are down.
He's really been pulling those curve balls.
One on one to count.
That's like one out.
Here's the wind-up.
Service, hop to the left and in, there's Dan Bessie's got it.
Harvey's there, there's the flyer a little bit slow but Dan touches it anyway.
Right by the pitcher's bunch for line number two and now all the sideline.
No hit and no double-play, walk and try to let Aline Batten's do 38.
Harvey's trying to pitch his way out of this game.
The base is loaded and nobody out and got Max on a foul, pop out and Steve on a foul
and a pop up to the mound.
The pitch, ground ball is short, the quail, flip to the left, the center, Dan just out of the in-hole.
Beautiful pitching, tremendous pitching.
Can you imagine the base is loaded, nobody out and having the base Max well seen in four lines
and keeping the Tigers in scoring.
A tremendous exhibition of pitch by little Bobby Stan.
So for the Tigers in the bottom of the sixth no-run, 2-0-5, no Yankee L-3 man left down base.
Yankee's with Tigers will confer the 3-game series for the single game after scoring tomorrow afternoon.
Yankee's got another week on there.
Well Yankee will score, blank again 3-1, since our boys start down base after 30 days next week.
Steve Brinkite is going to be the new Detroit pitcher as we go into the top of the seventh and ail of Yankee's leading 6-5
on some brilliant pitching by Bobby Stan.
He's got out of that in-hole after having the base is loaded and nobody out without the Tigers being able to score.
Brinkite, formerly with the New York and San Francisco Giants, has had a little better luck today.
He's had a little better luck this season, he could say, with the Tigers in the several years that he was with the Giants.
Brinkite has been in two center now, has got slightly over 26th.
Now Steve Brinkite will lead off as we go to the top of the seventh and a walk in and it's seen the lead game chance level drive.
Brinkite says 6th, low outside 4-1.
Big left-hander, the ball is hit, wow, down the left of the Atlanta going back out of play.
Right 4-1-1, Brinkite is at 6-290 pounds, some will not tell a lie.
Last year was with Phoenix in the Pacific Coast League, 111 or Spedin.
This is 6th base, apparently, he has no wing in his notice, he's just a fourth appearance against Yankee.
Here's the 116, a little bit low ball to the 2-1-1.
There's half a lot of play on the upper deck.
Going through the count on Steve Brinkite.
The only plan today is, oh, down in the Aggie Bulls Center.
What if somebody's needed, they'll come storming off here in a few days.
There's a 2-2 pitch behind in a right field, Steve's coming on, makes it back right around his dump.
Solid line drives the right one away.
In the bunny, he's pushing up down in the Tiger Bulls Center.
Here's the metal, Mickey was going out on strike, pops to the cap there and pops to the pitcher.
Nick's batting 2-92, batting right handed now, takes it to the high ball one.
He's batting left handed against Fort Satch and Morgan.
Now batting right handed against the left hand to be Sunside.
Mickey swings and misses his chance up 1-1.
There's a fair throw to him, but now he's way out and not as timely as the North.
Here's a double pump by Burnside.
That's full hit on the ground, back handed by the pitcher.
He goes under, handed down, he was finally getting out on the ball, that was a shot.
Right back to the pitcher, put that glove up and stuff the center stuck right in there.
Still out here, Yogi, Yogi, Rick's down there, that's double.
He's got a batting score on any one, batting 2-77.
Well, do my line here on the top of the center, Yogi's leading 6-5. There's a fast ball over strike 1-4.
Nobody's allowed, nobody's allowed.
He's 6 and delivers a turn of the Yogi's wings out of Memphis, like 2.
Nothing else to do on Yogi.
This side's 6-30, almost 1-2, but it was a low outside and held up 4-1, 1-2, 2-3.
One ball, two strikes on Yogi.
There's one on the ground, a first.
Oh, Daniel's club out in the light field.
Yogi runs first and holds on.
They're set for Yogi.
That's a 9-4 for the Yankees. That was kind of a gift for Yogi.
Here's what the low fairs, the low fairs slide to left, double the right and head in with double play.
That's about in 2-82.
Here's the set.
That's where the ground ball hit the short field coming in up with it.
Go, go, bounce the first, just in time to get low fairs.
A nice play by the shortstop.
For the Yankees in the top of the 7th, no runs in one hit. No tagger there is one man left to score at the end of the half into play.
The Yankees sit in the tagger's slot.
6-5. The Yankees leading lead to short taggers as we go to the bottom of the 7th inning.
Bobby Stam.
The goal is beautifully for Yogi 4th, the Wigwick, the 4th under the 1st inning.
Let's pause here for space tonight under the cake. This is the almost champion's left work.
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Say, Jim, before Yasi Baseball rounds up immediately following today's gas,
you'll soon sort a single in the fifth, the best time it's about to drive in a run.
And then the second inning you make two outs, you let off the inning, bouncing out the short.
Then it's the inning, a time in which the bats bouncing to the picture.
Red batting is 3-0-5.
Jim Bonning is still loosening up for the Tigers.
It's a curve foul over the roof and out of play down the left-bill line.
Tonight is the wind up by 10.
Best for it.
High in the air, deep in the left-bill, way back at 20 now, and it's foul!
Right behind it's foul!
Holy cow, was that close to a Jimmy on the deck?
And that must have been foul, foul, isn't it?
From here it looked like it went in there and round the foul, but there was a bit of a screen on the foul ball.
That's certainly about a foot in the fair territory and you never touched that.
And then it's a great time for John Clarey to land here for Yadavesti around the ball house.
Ball is foul, the ball is close.
Almost died up the ball game.
But it goes as along.
Nothing in zero, I'm welcome.
There he is, talking about his jump. Six feet up in the air, coaching his side.
He's trying to potty in with that ball back in the fair territory.
Two strike pitches, a little bit outside for one.
One ball, two strikes, and I'm welcome.
I do a special, leading off here in the bottom of the seven.
Clarey is foul on a first base line, not done by all we long about coaching his first.
And then ready, into the wind-up.
He's taking the slow curve line, and that's kind of the other thing, just below.
One wheel is pulling that back and he just reaches that out and soaks it over short in the left center field.
Look at his second base, this.
It's number four on the hand, hit number nine for the side, he's here coming up in the area.
He's going to go left, line a third and pop to first.
Come on Jack, head left field.
We've got action in the empty ball for him, and Ryan Jordan gets up, that's flexing his muscles.
Well, I'm here at the short center field, Richardson got Madeline Richardson waiting for us,
and makes the catch in short center field for our number one.
Head left field, head straight over the right, struck out and bounced into some of the play zone out by Jordan.
Head left field, about in two sixty seven.
One way, he's leading six five here in the bottom of the center.
He takes the left field and curve a little bit low ball one.
He's almost five times that field, head low to the first, straight, curve it one and miss strike one more time.
Look at him and let's go to the fifth, put the fifth.
That's a low feather, guarding the line at third base.
Keep it playing deep in the left.
Here's a stretch, low curve one and a miss strike two, and let's go way ahead of that one.
One ball two strikes.
Well, so would a short knee that first.
There's a strike three, hit him down again.
Like a strike off for a stand, and there was left field, we struck out before,
where there was only two strike outs, there's up to zero, two to three,
the single right field, the left field, the line, the right field, and the run, and the quarter run.
The field's about in 294.
Well, they're not up to get up in the tank of both right now.
This is the field, it's a curve off, it's like one call.
The front side is due to be the next batter, they'll build it on, they'll put in a 10-fitter,
so they want to get now, let's see what he's...
Right there, there's a 10-fitter, ball one, one, one.
One ball one strikes two out.
The left field, they're going to run a third low field, right field, right down the next floor.
Wilson's on a second, living with the third, and there's on a second floor,
there's on a second, he's rising, he's in there.
And that'll be a narrow shot to Hector Lopez, and the target's now half-one and a second,
and third on some heads-up face running by both Red Wilkin and Foothield.
And now by Hector Lopez, and that's the empty third L of the ball game.
And Johnny Groce is coming up now to bat four-feet front side.
Johnny Groce, right-hand hitting off, he'll come down to bat four front side,
the target's now the bang-runner's third, and the shot's breaking on down a second.
The both spouting two-hated in and a seven-doubles, one-triple, one-hom and nine-runs,
the shot's broken in. Johnny broke in at a big lead, right here at the foot.
Here comes Baby Sandal, and it looks like Foothield might want his fireball
or any of that to come on right now. Let's see what happens.
He's got Baby Sandal going out to the mound,
talking with Bobby Sandal and Yogi. Jordan is still warming up,
he's getting ready down the ball front, blazing that ball in there.
See what decision-making comes to, he's looking down towards the ball front.
And it doesn't look good for Sandal.
He's staying in, and he signals for the ball front, he wants line-jointed.
And the ball's going to have made his move.
Line-jointed comes in.
So Bobby...
Sandal's given up just four hits, walks through, look out through, he's allowed one run so far,
but works in a third and feels down a second,
Bobby's responsibility, leaves the field, and line-jointed comes down and takes over.
There's just a total of five innings.
Line-Jointed has come on and Johnny Groce with schedule of the leaders out,
it might be taken out of there, we see Gail Harris coming up with a couple of facts,
and Gail Harris is coming up to bat for Johnny Groce.
A third-center, fourth-center.
Johnny Groce was announced as the batter for a deep run, but in my case he said it was quick.
From a left-hand foot to a right-hand foot, then he's right-foot, then his right-hand foot,
then he said it was a left-hand foot, then he said it was.
And as he's playing with the center-hand...
...and he's starting 181.
That's three-doubles, two-touples, seven-homers.
21-1 is about it in.
He's won one and lost two, but he saved 11 ball games for the Yankees, and that's mighty important.
He left the lead on July 22nd at Cleveland.
It's really giving us two hits and one line.
Let's look at four.
Gail is ready to go here in the bottom of the seven.
Two-minute round, runners for second and third, Yankees lead six-five.
Gail has a starting fourth down and growth.
Gail takes plenty of time before he gets ready on the left.
Here's the wind after six, six times four and one.
Yankees ready to go.
It's low ball two, two and a half.
Two balls, no strikes, two outs.
Red Wilson leading with two, Gail, a second.
The left pitch is low outside ball three, three and a half.
Three balls, no strikes on the pitch, and a Gail harrow.
The same for the side. Here's a big wind up.
The pitch is slight one call.
That's four down and a little.
Now let's see if they're loosing up for the tighter.
The wind up, I turn. The pitch is a line.
So close up a little.
That's not close, and then hit the field.
That's not going to be a foul.
Seven, six, seven.
Howdy, I like those apples.
Gail has a nice little, and a pink dip.
Nice little mill.
And there's a ten and eight of them stairs in there.
With the same side ball, that was fifty-four.
The only difference was that Jordan jumps up in the air a little bit
to get out of the way where he can, and gets right down in front of him.
Once he's stopped the big man and moves, both those runs are shot to Bobby Stens.
And the bag is now at least seven and six in the bottom of the center,
with two out in the batter area of Yosha.
Yosha, single walk, twice in the mountain short.
There's a six.
Six is over sight one claw, at about in two fifty-three.
Big set by Jordan.
There's a six.
The two-side six is a curve a little bit outside of ball one.
There's a set.
And the pitch is six-three claw.
There he goes, caught looking.
What the bag is to come back here at the bottom of the seventh is caught
on two-side six, one right in the air, and one man left on base.
That makes the score here in the seventh for the knee.
The tag is seven runs on ten hits in one hour.
The answer is six runs on nine hits and three hours.
A while in the Willie Ball game, it has seen the lead stand down several times,
and now it's run back into choice-saver.
The tag is leading seven to six, as well, and now left he comes on to fifth in the eighth inning.
The fourth I started this one for, the choice I did.
He was knocked out of there.
Now Morgan Timlons tries for ten-hitters.
Turnside and now left he's working with one-hundred.
The pitch to Elf and now it is high and inside, ball one.
Now left he with a four-and-ten record.
Inside, ball two, two balls and no strikes, but down on Elf and now.
Bonnie Stilts and Bob Smith form me up for the tag.
He's fixed his highest-side ball three.
Clearing up here on Elston Howard, Howard's off a three-finger-thirty-thirty-thirty-thirty-thirty-thirty-thirty-thirty-thirty-thirty-thirty-thirty-thirty-thirty-thirty.
First ball is over, strike one call. Elston Howard's adding two-sixty.
He had one to count. B-one fixed his. Bob's fouled on the right field line out of play. Full count on Elston. In the upper deck.
Now left he goes to the housing bag.
Here's the playoff pitch. He drives the deep right field way back there. He's back to the wall.
He almost got a foul. He almost made a great play, but Howard's in a second base with a double.
Ooh, out of play that would have been.
Harvey C went back as far as he could, as high as he could. Got his 12 on the ball.
That's it from going over to short-center on his field for a whole run and almost fell down with it for a sensational set, but it goes as a double for Elston Howard.
The deep right field.
Altholder is going out to run for Howard and he'll be reigning the ball game to play first base.
He's fouled about it. Had a little stack with Frank Cicetti and now power steps in on about it's boss.
Altholder's second base.
He's got 50 percent of master's yard, top to third, and then hit a certain major lead home run in the left field.
He's hit the corner down to third base line, but it goes. Fair ball, thought the first two left. How did he lose up that ball was going to go foul, and stood in fouls so he caught the ball.
A break for the hand is a base hit for Petrie Bricel on a one-single to third base. That ball was up around Bricel's eyes when he punted it. Now it stays there. I'll never know.
He had about three inches in fair territory, three quarters of the way down to third base line. On the second bounce it still stays there.
He had this way to be forethawing the swing, and that's what allowed Bricel to beat it up. Here's Deena's score at batting for Ryan Juner.
That's the enormous stretch position. There goes Bricel. The ball is in high fair to set it up. That'll be deep enough to allow Stornberg to score.
K-line makes the catch. The throw of the plate won't be near, and Stornberg comes across easily, standing up the ball cut out by two fields. Well, it comes through with a sacrifice, slide a center, and a score stacked.
Once again, seven and seven, two outs. Here's Bobby Richardson, who was home this single twice in a bout to short.
Richardson batting 283.
AC Hillinghead, Hancliffe, ready for the third. Goal gets to the end. Bricel is first. Seven to score here in the bottom of the batting.
Here's the stretch finality. This is a ground ball. Nice play by Yoast over the Harrison side for the out. A hard hit ball. Yoast goes down on both knees to come up with it.
40 Yankees in the top of the eight, they try to score on one run. Two bases. No stagger errors. One man left to score at the end of seven and a half ends the play.
They end with seven and a stagger at seven. So we go into the Grand Ravalier inning with the ball game tied up at seven and seven.
Here's the ball club. This way today, one of them particularly wanted to win the ball game, but these have the ball clubs in Lincoln. And if Yoast has that ball go far, as it appeared to be surely going to do,
those errors set up the two runs that would have scored on Dale Howard's ring door. What's going to happen if we stay right out of the case?
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He's probably going to score fifty now. The arrival of Jim Lane in the ball game.
The Moky Max Square leads off as we go to the Grand Ravalier. Max 12 is about in 244.
He'll start to pitch until Max 12's time is called. I don't know whether I have to pitch enough. There's another one of those rubber balls thrown down.
Here we'll pitch it up and score it in the Yankee dugout.
I don't believe that was any pitch. The ball was almost on its way. Just that left shoot monster's hand when the ball hit on the windspear and some home place makes you mind the outtime.
No pitch. So we do it all over again.
The Valley Max Square leading off to the Tigers here in the bottom of the air.
I'll pitch the curve high ball once.
One ball, no strikes on Max 12.
The serve is low ball still soon.
I'll be clear on deck without K-line to follow.
Here's the windup I do. Two nothings said. She is outside low ball three.
Here's the three nothings delivering.
Max will launch in four straight pitches.
I'll be clear on the game of the center. He takes me twice on errors and then pops it a-pitch it. Jim Brown's set us up in the Yankee both ends.
Here's the strike by Max.
Jim Brown's set us up in the Yankee both ends.
He's outside 7-7 here in the bottom of the eighth inning. Nobody out Max will lead your first base.
The ball is hit on the ground all the low pressure's head and it won't be a chance for a player in any case.
The ball is hit on the ground all the way to the center.
He's standing outside the batter's box looking at Billy Hitchcock's third base coach.
Yogi out to the mound to talk with Drew Mott. Brown's set leading up real fast. Max for the second. Two in his first.
Jim the Yankee infield has to look for the ball. Here's the strike. But he swings away and missed the strike.
He's trying to slap it over the phone but he's had the swing at a bad ball.
Now he's stepped back out of the box looking at Hitchcock. See if there's a chance of turning.
One strike on K-line.
This is one of down-to-side-base-bass. It's a fourth play from one to five. Mott got off that mound real quick and fired the low pressure.
Olinus first. There's one away and here's Red Wilkin. Wilkin basket short hit back to the box.
He's going to score one. That's 3-11. One away.
6 seconds. K-line is first. Fourth from the batter. 4-9-7-7 bottom of the eighth.
There's his low ball one. He'll pass working very slow and easy. He'll have to be very careful.
Here's the strike. He's on deck. Here's the strike.
Low curve hit on the ground. It's short. Short pass to Richardson for one. No chance for a double play.
Moving to third base with Marvy King. Now it's run as a first and third and two outs.
Ray Noleski is due to be the next batter. Let's see what happens.
Lally Osborn is coming on. Lally Osborn, that's Dan hitting third base. He'll bat for Noleski.
Lelski was batting in just there in your place. Dan to line up. Osborn is batting 2-15. He has 6-3-11. 16 runs about it in.
He's third. Wilkin is first with 2 outs and the bottom of the eighth court, 9-7-7.
Osborn will have Dan hit her. Stoked up in a bad little bit. Where's Glacier?
Here's the strike by Duke Mont. He goes around and the ball is fouled. What a jump Wilkin has.
Brumbary not holding a mind. What a real good jump.
One strike on Osborn. Brumbary holding the board a little closer now. That's right on the bat with different bats.
Here's the strike. Low-curve is one and a missed strike two.
Nothing in through the count. Two outs. Two men on. Court 5-7-7.
Duke presses. Third, five-six now. He's out. Wait a minute. Lally Osborn is hit the ground. Let's go to the umpire.
He's hit the ground. He's picked it up. He's not out. Wait a minute. Let's see if he's...
He got it. Wilkin's caught it on the first half. He's hit the ball, hit the ground, and Wilkin's hit it quick.
He's found the umpire. He's hit the ball. He's hit the ball. He's hit the ground. He's hit the ground.
Look at the night. The wholelek is on average. The wholekれて in cuando he went off the field. The logo goes out there.
He's jumping in two on us one.
We're ready to go again. Red Wilson is first base.
He's got a big lead. He'll feel stuck in it.
Someone better doesn't come in back of him.
He is at third.
He's not that determined to go.
He's a threat.
He's going to go and he goes.
The ball is far back just to all right out of play.
Nothing in through the top.
Wilson is going to be down there at third base.
He's going to be playing real deep on the edge of the outfield grass.
Wilson will be going again. Here's a threat.
There he goes.
He's going to put down a third base line.
Lopez travels the ball.
He's going to be here.
And one positive five is Fessaliz.
Holy cow. Another Eric.
Josh Therianke.
And off there is the Lopez.
That was a tough chance because I was born.
He was off the end of his bat and the ball was spinning.
Just as he got the heck out of it.
He pulled up his arm and he couldn't make a play.
He was on a score.
Wilson moved to second base.
I was born safe at first base.
And here's Therianke.
Let's see how single struck out twice and hit in front of the place.
One for four.
That's him two.
Fifty four.
The Tigers lead eight seven out.
Lopez passes out. Pitch it up.
He's trying to get Osborne's sliding in.
They're giving him a lot of time to serve.
So the Tigers break the ice here in the bottom of the eighth.
One run.
On one base fifth.
One Yankee error. Two men left on base.
The score at the end of eighths.
The Tigers eighth.
And the Yankees seventh.
Going now into the top of the ninth tonight.
The Yankees made a run to try.
The ball game is 10-10 four or five times today.
The Tigers got a four to one lead in one point.
The Yankees tied it up.
The Tigers went ahead. The Yankees went ahead.
And now, as we told them tonight, Bob Smith has come on to try to preserve the one run lead for the Detroit Tigers.
R.C. Bob Smith, six one hundred ninety five pounds from Woodville, New Hampshire.
Taking his seventh to penalty here, he's one run and lost one.
Smith was sold on waivers on June 13th by the Pirates to the Tigers.
So the Yankees lead is one run to get back in this ball game.
They serve eight to seven.
Bob Smith will be pitching to Norm Seabin.
Leading off here in the top of the ninth inning.
Even as walking back towards the Yankees dugout, we might have a think-hitter here.
The Moose don't come to challenge the batting practice. He could be coming out.
And so it is Bill Schauer and he's coming out.
The Moose is coming out to bat for Norm Seabin.
Schauer took batting practice before the game.
And they thought he might play tomorrow, but here they're using him a day early.
Bill Schauer batting for Norm Seabin.
Seabin had a clutch double in the fifth inning, driving him two runs.
Schauer batting two 99s, fifteen doubles.
Five triples, fifteen homers and fifty nine runs, batting in.
Moose loosens up a little bit at the plate.
The left hander, Bob Smith on the mound already.
The wind-up that hits the scound is a curved high ball one.
Moose using a little of Rocky's Colovito technique.
Puts the bat over his children's pitches.
The left hand Moose played was on July of eleven.
He has a fast ball, over strike one call.
He was against the Boston Reds on the upper part of the mound.
One, one, the con is scow and here's the wind-up.
The pitch is fouled and he lets over his bat and goes past third base.
The ball was fouled back against the screen for strike two and scow and let's go over his bat.
They said he's running it back to him now.
One ball, two strikes on the Moose.
Now let's go over his bat earlier today.
He went right in the time to dug out but either he nor scow and do that very often.
One ball, two strikes, this is shot three, scow and swing and let's go over the bat.
Red high ball, scow and strike, start swinging.
There's Mickey Mantle, Mickey's over four today.
He's dug down, popped to the catcher, popped to the pitcher and hit back to the box.
The next batting is two ninety-one.
Tigers are leading eight to seven.
We're in the top of the ninth inning.
This pitch to Mantle is high outside ball one.
The wind up the pitch to Mickey, slow curve is over strike one ball, one on one to count.
Here's the wind up and the one one six, there's a low of ball two, two and one.
Let's take off a couple of scines, still take off another one.
Now he's got the scion, here's the wind up.
Red ball is hit slowly out towards third, he's going to have to hustle and get Mickey.
Yo, so I'm scoring safety, see it out, what a play, Yo's made, he's dealing the ball bare hand.
So it's not the way he's done getting it out of his glove, it was a hard hopper.
And Mantle beats it out for an infield single, boy did he fly down that line.
Mickey Mantle hit a high shot round ball over the pitcher's box and Yo's flew in the course and third base.
He grabbed it in the air with his bare hand and swam it at the same second but Mickey beat it out.
That brings up Yo's be better, Yo's reach down an arrow, double, walks and single a right.
Yo's be starting to do 80.
87 the Tigers lead, we're on the top of the ninth one out, Mantle looks first.
Here's the stretch, the fifth Yo's be hit, he's the last field where he's gone, that one's down and the lefties go out in front.
Now he's got four out of four game business there.
Yo's be better, comes through with a home arm, one out.
Here on the top of the ninth inning and puts the answers ahead, now he's...
Mickey Mantle hustling down the first beat out an infield single and Bob Smith is kicking his head out in the mountains through Yo's be a high fastball.
I don't know what they could have been thinking about throwing Yo's be a high fastball in this part.
He's building in the upper deck in right field.
Yo's be better, comes through with his 12th home of the year, RBIs number 38 and 39 and the Yankees lead 9-8.
That's the low-play, takes the big tie, ball one.
Low-play, fly to left, double the right, hit into a double play and bounce the short, about in 281.
There's a result, like one call, one on one, McDonnell.
Four out of four game business, the Yankees lead them the Tigers and they tied it up, the Tigers went ahead, the Yankees went ahead, the Tigers went ahead, the Yankees went ahead.
Serve outside, four, two, two and one.
Two, one, take the high outside, ball three, three and one.
The three-one pitch is over the outside corner, both down on low-play.
The payoff pitch is a ground ball in the hole, deal back in, is it? A long shot of first.
In time, they got low-play, a nice play by Ville and Yale Harris on a ball cloning the dirt, that's two out.
And as Mark Thornberry comes to the plate, we'll pause for station identification.
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The best pitch to Thornberry is high inside ball one.
Thornberry went in to run for Elston Howard and stayed in the ball game.
Two out, Yankees lead nine eight.
Take the Thornberry, high ball three, two and one.
Two and one, nothing else Thornberry.
Fifty strike one, somebody went for a low outside fair didn't get it. Longs about in 186.
Listen to the wind up. Fifty-five is right of a plate like two.
High is a school field, Yale Harris and Odeon Yolk coming up to that.
Two ball three strikes two out.
There's a two-two delivery.
There it is, over strike three call.
Look, Yankees come through with two big runs on two hits.
No tag-a is nobody left to score.
The end of eight and a half innings of play.
Yankees nine runs thirteen hits and four hours.
The tag is eight runs eleven hits and one hour.
Honour the life in England, Yankees at least momentarily on top nine to eight.
The first strike is a curve, a blow, a wall-walk.
Nobody losing this ball then.
They colluded their feet.
Wind up by Mars.
The first ball is in there, strike one call, one-on-one account.
Pass into the wind up.
Here's the ball up first.
Ground ball hits the side, low-face charging in.
Up at the ball, place the first.
It's a wild slow going down a right-field line and down in a great-for-straighted second.
And the other down at second base.
What's gone is really hurt as he reached out for that throw, Gale allotted with Golems.
And maybe it's this white thin his first base was thrown out a second on a head-to-head play by Bobby Richardson.
And it just marks the end of the...
So Gale is out of there, let's see if that's another error.
Gale is out at second base, that's another error.
Starts to heck the low-face, but the play goes from four to six, getting Ville.
Gale Blanchett is going to the head-on to left field and Moss-Somberg will be playing first base.
I do hope the moosh isn't hurt seriously.
Well, I like this having a rough day at third.
Moss continues to warm up during the Yogi Bear.
Ville hit that high half of the third and low-face, feeling it quickly.
Tired it wild as first, but Gale took two wild turns and the ball bounced off the side of the wall right back to Bobby Richardson with perfect throw to Bracel.
Yep, Gale sliding in.
That brings up Gale Harris, one time at best, he has a single ascent of driving in two runs.
Harris sliding 186.
Wow.
I do want ready out of the mound.
The kick to Harris is a curved low ball one on Dec. Yogi.
I don't know what else that happened in this ball game.
One ball, no side.
Service foul to the right of home base side 111.
Front step to warming up in the Yogi ball game.
Moss over to the rosin bag.
Now he's ready, here's the 116, low curve, high inside ball to the soon one.
Two balls, one side, one out, nobody on.
The wind up by Duke, he serves his outside ball three, three and one.
Three balls, one side, now it's out.
That's Dan hitting first base with Gale Harris, sliding in.
Three one-click, hit off the plate down the first base line mark.
Left the pass and he goes foul, that's a good thing he did, he couldn't throw them out.
There's another one off the plate, Gale hit one off the plate, that would trouble.
Harris pass one off the plate, that just did six foul after hitting in fair territory.
Both out now on Harris, three balls, two strikes, one out.
He's leading, nine eight, we're in the bottom of the ninth.
Two to a battle all the way, three four and three and two to lead and the other.
Three and two to count on Gale Harris, this will be the playoff pitch.
Duke, get out of the wind up, playoff pitch is, hop to the left side of the third, going back into the tens and out of play.
Throw the count hole, the three balls and two strikes.
There he goes, conjecture.
Three to six, there's a curve hit down the first base line and kicking foul.
Harris, boiling the pitchers.
Two strikes one out.
He's leading here again tomorrow afternoon.
There's a press, he's got both walks forward, he lost them.
Harris walks, second walk given up by Mark, he's walking up and down the dugout.
And the battle will be there to go, a single walk twice, bounce the short and suck out.
Harris, I didn't see fifty-two.
There he goes, he's in the batter's box.
There he is, low ball one.
He thought on both downs, he's got a dislocated bone on his wrist, one bone was over the other, that's Mark's, he's in, he's got the bone back in place, they put the arm in the front and they put him into a hospital for SRA.
Fifty-ohs first, inside walk two, two and another.
I'm just going to make sure, one out.
Mark's throwing the holding first against jail, Harris.
The entry is narrow, I'm going to try to hit him at the bottom of the knife.
There's a check, fifty-ohs, there's over strike one car, two balls one strike.
Two balls one strike, one out.
Fifty-ohs, outside ball three, three and one.
Three and one to count.
There's a stretch, the first two is over strike two, well now we've got a three-two down, they'll be sending that runner.
They'll be out of a double play, three balls, two strikes, one out. See how Harris's first take will be off with the second.
Harris is straight by Mark, Harris leading away, there he goes, the ball is fouled back out of play.
Harris is out of the second, Harris is out of the third.
Ready for the three-three test, you ready, Harris? Harris with a good size lead off first, the stretch, there goes the runner, the pitch is far far down, the right field line serves as far back into the stands out of play.
Lots of excitement in the ball game, a long ball game it is, that's three hours and fifteen minutes old right now.
Loops, dropping up the new ball, goes to the Rajen Bay, un-standing Bradley now, most of the clouds are, breeze by over there, a lot of blue up there.
Harris leads off first, there's the stretch, there he goes, the curve is fouled right over the tiger dugout back into the stands.
Harris, ready, guarding the plate, they're too close to the stage, he'll be loosening up and throwing on, just in case he has to throw the second, swinging it around, and Brown says still loosening up on the empty bullseye.
Harris, the pitch is a curve, he's strike three, he's trying to check if he didn't, and he goes strike down on a real bad pitch, very stubbornly he goes through that.
It was high and inside, he tried to check it, swinging couldn't do it, and that brings up Dolly Maxwell, who has walked right single, popped to the catcher, popped to first.
Harris, hit first base, oh, I said he goes one after that, the trick was up in his eyes.
Alright, two away, here's the stretch by Mars, hit to Maxwell at outside ball one. Don't worry, I'm not playing way back at third base, I'm not holding Harris too close.
I just must have figured something that time, they didn't have Harris running when you struck out, serve outside ball two, two and nothing.
Two balls, no strike, two outs, run to the first base, here's Harris.
Run to the top, warming up to watch this, here's the stretch, this is on the outside corner strike one call, two balls one strike at half.
Here's the stretch by Duke, this is outside ball three, three and one, and if he walks next, well he'll put the tang run down to second base, I'll be seeing the next batter.
Take the move, don't worry, he's deep ahead at first base.
Here's the stretch, the stretch is outside ball four, he wants him, the tang run and moves down to second base, here's Harris next, well it's at first with two outs, and a batter Harvey too.
Here's one for five, he's by the center, he's first on Harris plate, after the picture indeed on an infield single, about in three forty four.
And here's nine in the tag of the, well this has been one of the wildest and weirdest ones we've had all year.
Here's Harris, he's off second, he's got him at full off first.
Here's the stretch, this is a curve outside ball one, he'll step back, second is there again, but it was a strike.
And here comes Casey Sengel out, Casey Sengel coming out of the Yankee dugout.
Let's see what the old professor has on his mind, he wants Yogi out now, so Yogi walks out to the mound.
This has really been a wild ball game, the Yankee scored in the very first inning when Richardson unloaded a homer at First May Galeigh's homer.
Then the Yankee came back with four in a second inning, ten men went to that, the Yankee came back with one on the top of the fourth,
and two on the top of the fifth, the Yankee came back with one on the bottom of the fifth, the Yankee came back with two more on the top of the fifth,
the Yankee came back with two on the bottom of the seventh, the Yankee had one on the top of the eighth, the Yankee came up with two on the top of the ninth,
and they leave nine to eight, playing the bottom of the ninth with two outs,
the runners at first and second in the battle hardy scene, rather than one ball, no strike, huh?
Now to run us red or first second, here's the stretch, the catch is a curved low inside ball two, two or nothing.
Two balls, no strikes and two outs, two men on.
The Injection fan, rather than a mass ejection fan, it got me all upset. Inside almost 15, ball three, then that was close.
I do catch the sign from Yogi, here's the stretch, a three nothing catch, strike one call, three and one to count,
two taking all the way.
There's Harrods leading off second, nobody bothering with him, nice little off first, strike two, full count on game,
and now the runners will be off with the six, three balls, two strikes, two outs, the Yankee's getting nine eight and the bottom of the ninth.
There's the stretch, the pay off set, there's Mayan's side ball for him, almost hit him, and the bases are loaded.
Marth has won three men in a inning, Yankee's got a breakwind on low pressure,
and the El Chino advance to second was thrown out by Bobby Richardson, but they don't really have themselves in any.
The bases are loaded, there are two outs, the Yankee's being nine eight, well in the bottom of the ninth, there's out-sailings,
so it's all for four, and here's the safety center that Marth is out of the ball game, that's all for Marth.
Duke has said just an inning and two-thirds, but they've been alone inning and two-thirds, I said it, and Jim Vonsetter's coming on,
bringing this youngster on in quite a spot, bases loaded two outs and facing Al Cailine,
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That's it. And it's safety leaves, he gets the hustle time, let's go get him. Oh, this has been a heck of a ball game, man, the Yankee's have committed five errors,
the Fag is up committed one, Fag has had so many chances to break the ball game open, but couldn't come through with that one base hit or long fire at the right time.
Meanwhile, the Yankee's have taken advantage of almost all their scoring opportunities.
They haven't left more than one man on base in any inning.
And Baltimore, Chicago having a battle, built side to two in the 12th, leaving one there for an H01.
The 70's, the Cincinnati's, 6-3, the walkie-chut-out, the pilot's 3-0 and the Cubs lead the game to one at the end of the prize.
Boston's at Kansas City for the night, came in St. Louis at Los Angeles for the night game. Well, here we go, the run-set complete with Walmart starts at,
now Cymline steps into the batter's box. The bases are loaded with two outs and the Yankee's leading 9-8.
The Yankee's about accident drama. Excitement. 4-3 runs lead away. Here's the wind-up by Bronzsat.
The pit is a ground ball right at home, because he's bound with the kick-it-up, 6-3 for the out, only Cymline's got 1-1 half-up.
But if they couldn't find the handle, it hit him, his glove popped out, he's picked it up, got to pick it up and stepped down.
And the fourth place, and the Yankee's win it's 3-0, 9-8. Wow, in that top of the, right at bottom of the 9-4, the tank is no run, no hit,
so the Yankee's about a 1 Yankee, and 3 men left on base. The Yankee's win it's 9-8, and while Joe Ripley gets the total ready.
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40 Yankee's 9 runs, 13 hits, 5 errors, and 6 men left on base.
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