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1937-Jul-21 • WAS/CHW • Washington Senators vs Chicago White Sox - Radio Broadcast · Retro Sports Radio: Classic Games from History

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  [♪adean theme playing and men screaming for help on television.♪
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  Your neighborhood technical service station welcomes you to another baseball broadcast brought to you direct from Comiskey Park.
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  Today's game is between the Chicago White Sox and the Washington Senators.
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  And now after Comiskey Park and Harold Cotton, who is going to interview one or more of your favorite players, that's from the playing field.
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  Stay away, Harold Cotton.
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  Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.
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  Good afternoon from Comiskey Park, the home of the White Sox at Chicago, where we take the air from the field.
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  But in midst of one of the dog-wondrous demonstrations we've ever seen at a ballpark, and what a thrill it is all the way through.
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  It's Lions Day, you know, the International Lions Expo... Expo... Position... What is it anyway?
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  They're having a big gathering here this week, and it's Lions Day out here at Comiskey Park.
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  Bands from all over the United States are here parading around the field.
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  The band from Monash, Wisconsin, the high school championship band, has formed the letter W out of the outfield back of second base,
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  and their cadet-grade trousers and blue jackets and the white pom-poms.
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  A marvelous band right in front of us now is the Plandro band, all decked out in red coats and white trousers.
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  And all these bands, a good many of the members of the band are girls.
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  The Michigan band, we're from Benton Harbor, paraded the field just a moment ago.
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  A whole Florida delegation, which came in in an automobile train of 47 cars,
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  has gathered a few of them right here, but a whole bunch of them over back of the first baseline,
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  including one fellow that weighs at least 500 pounds more than me, wearing a bathing trunks.
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  And thank you, thank you very much.
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  From Lakeland, Florida, hey, we've got some matches for all the way to Florida.
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  Okay, that's fine.
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  The band right here now is spread out all the way from here to dugout down at the end of the left field line,
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  and somebody's firing off blank cartridges in the grandstand.
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  The Florida delegation, all their cars were yellow and they're wearing these yellow sun helmets,
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  and it's really something worth looking at.
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  Incidentally, all around here...
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  Yeah, I knew Dixie's a lion. So am I.
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  Sure, we're all lions. I think I've won four different clubs.
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  Did you? Well, Dixie's very proud to be a lion. I know that.
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  And where are you from?
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  Chicago, Uptown Lions.
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  I think that's where I first was made a lion, in Uptown Lions.
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  I went up there and made a speech about, oh, ten years ago.
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  Well, I just started a year ago to make speeches.
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  I see.
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  And we organized an auxiliary up there last fall, and out of that I conducted a breakfast for 1,200 lionists.
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  Oh, that's marvelous. Dixie came out, huh?
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  Dixie Walker, the pitcher, Dixie Sewell, and we had the noisy one...
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  Mr. Benura?
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  Mr. Benura up there this morning.
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  I still want to wake me. I had the halfling with me. He went on the air.
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  He said he was supposed to go there for breakfast, too, but he couldn't make it. Another Southern boy, you know.
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  Another Southern boy.
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  So you know how they like breakfast?
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  Well, we kidded Zeke Benura this morning and told him that he was a bachelor and that he had a girl.
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  And everybody wondered who his girlfriend was, and when I told him that it was his mother,
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  you should have seen him and you should have seen the women. They just went wild.
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  He was afraid you were going to give something away.
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  Incidentally, ladies and gentlemen, it's sort of...
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  Uh-oh, here's the cowboys out here now with their blank cartridges.
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  And it's a Wisconsin day out here also. I was talking to George Dobbins of Wile Wagle, Wisconsin.
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  That is a good word to pronounce. He's past just a governor there.
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  And among other things, they brought some souvenir boxes of cheese down here, you know, up there in Wisconsin.
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  They produce a million pounds of cheese a day, about 57-and-a-half percent of the cheese produced in the entire country.
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  And they're down here helping to celebrate that.
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  The Wisconsin band is coming off the field now, marching into the outfield, led by two very charming young ladies.
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  Two very charming young ladies are leading the band in here, and followed by a man leader.
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  I want to introduce Frank at that, Frank Fertz of Milwaukee.
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  I understand you're going to be the next international president.
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  Well, I might start that. Hell yeah.
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  Do you buy stuff from this year?
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  I first buy stuff.
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  What kind of convention do you have in?
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  All the hell in the marbles has been.
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  How many people are there as far as today?
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  All the most advanced in South Carolina.
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  I know.
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  You just talked about business in the whole of Alaska, here in Hawaii, in Alaska, and all of the rest of the world.
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  Yeah, that's marvelous. I think you're putting on one of the finest shows I ever saw put on in a ballpark.
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  Thank you.
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  And one thing I like to start with the ballpark is while they launch their fielding practice on the grid, and they said,
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  well, go to fun hell, all the noise around.
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  Well, all the way the talk's been going, they don't need much fielding practice, I guess.
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  Hey, your club up in Milwaukee took a couple of bumps lately. We've got to do something about that.
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  Well, all right.
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  You take on our good players and put them in the big leagues, though.
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  Yeah, that's right. They had a great club last year, and they're all doing well up here.
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  Yeah, they're all running yards and yards and all the rest of it.
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  Frank, I've been wanting to say a little to you and congratulate you on your...
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  When do you get elected? Tomorrow?
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  Friday noon.
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  Friday noon.
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  Nothing goes wrong.
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  Nothing goes wrong.
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  Well, there's no traps or eyes.
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  No bad luck.
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  No bad luck.
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  Okay, Frank, thank you a lot for saying hello.
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  Now, here's Clint Brown. He's gone movie-carma mad now.
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  He's coming around here.
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  Clint, how long did you hold off before you started going for this movie business?
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  Oh, a long time.
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  Is today your first day at it?
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  Yes, first day at it. First day at it.
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  Well, you probably broke...
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  I got it yesterday, so I want to get it back.
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  You've broken already.
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  You've broken already.
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  The two managers, Bucky Harris and Jimmy Dykes, are being presented by Mr. Dyer and Dobbins
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  with the souvenir boxes of cheese out there with the Wisconsin band in the background to pull in the picture.
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  And the South Florida delegation is still grouped all over the place.
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  And the flandreau band over here with a fellow in an Indian costume is still playing off the back of us while we try to do some more.
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  They are announcing now that the presentation of the cheese is being made.
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  Incidentally, I got the other one.
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  I got me a little souvenir today.
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  The players really didn't get much in the way of practice on account of all this excitement.
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  I almost wish I was upstairs where George is where you could really see it and not be right down in the middle of it where we are
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  because half the time you can't see everybody crowds around.
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  But that's all.
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  Hello, Luke. How'd you make out this noon? All right?
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  I'm kind of a lousy referee.
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  You're a bad referee?
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  The guy called me.
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  Oh, you missed one and they called you.
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  Luke Affleck. You put him down to be a referee on Charlie Lyons show today.
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  Here are the...they gave me one.
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  Thank you, Frank.
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  Thank you, Frank. Very much.
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  Huh?
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  We gave him...we got an extra pack.
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  All right, I'll take it up to George.
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  That's all right with you.
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  Or do you want it to go through one of the other boys?
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  There are four others up there, so you may take one if you're going to have a fight on your hands.
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  Well, we'll take it up and ask them, Luke.
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  I'll be willing to pass them around for you.
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  Yes, sir, absolutely.
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  That's right. Okay.
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  It's been in Wisconsin. I told them all about it.
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  Here are the lineups for today, ladies and gentlemen, for Washington, Almeda Center,
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  Lewis 3rd, Travis Short, Simmons Left, Stone Wright, Cool 1st, Meyer 2nd,
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  Rick Farrell Catching, and Deshawn Pitching, or the White Sox, Hayes 2nd, Kravitz Center, Walker Right,
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  Benura 1st, Radford Left, Appling Short, Berger 3rd, Cool Catching, and Dietrich will do the pitching.
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  When we get upstairs, we'll find out just how the umpires work.
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  More firework. Boy, boy, what's a lot of fun.
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  Well, everybody's starting up in the stands now, and I don't know whether it's safe for me to come up there.
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  George, are they shooting up that way or are they just shooting?
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  Anyway, I think that we've had enough excitement for the moment.
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  Everybody's filing into the stands. It was a grand show.
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  And now the White Sox and the Senators are going to put on a show that they hope will be just as good for them.
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  And now, George, I'm going to start upstairs.
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  Looks like I'm going to have quite a few people to get through because there must be a good, oh, I would say 12,000 people
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  in this ballgame today, which is a terrific call for midweek.
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  And it's cash, too. Cash on the line, my friend.
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  So now, if you'll do a little pitching in the studio, I'll start upstairs.
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  That's it. Righto.
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  Don't wait any longer to send in your request card for your own copy.
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  You'll find it great fun to score these games play-by-play just as our cotton does.
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  The system is explained simply and in detail.
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  In addition, day-by-day, as unusual plays develop, our cotton will tell you how to score them.
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  The book is crammed with other interesting baseball information.
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  You'll find pictures and rosters of both teams, complete schedules of all major league teams,
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  many pages of interesting data on the Cubs and Sox.
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  And now to give Hal Totten a chance to get up those of the booth out of the Smithske Park for this afternoon's ballgame
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  between the Chicago White Sox and the Washington Senators.
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  We'll give you the schedule of the other games to be played in the major leagues together
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  with what sporting information we have time for.
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  Taking first the National League, the Cubs are in Philadelphia today playing a doubleheader against the Phillies.
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  They won the first game today, 4-1, with four runs, 10 hits, and one error.
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  To the Phillies, one run, eight hits, and no errors.
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  With Lee and Harkness, the Cubs battered for the entire game, and for the Phillies, Johnson and Gray.
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  In that game, Collins had a home run in the first inning, and Camille of the Phillies had one run,
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  a home run in the ninth inning to make the only tally for the Phillies in the first game.
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  The second game has not started yet, but will start in about 15 minutes.
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  In Brooklyn, the Dodgers are taking on the Pittsburgh Pirates and lead the Pirates
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  at the end of the first half of the second inning, one to nothing, with dominant side, the Pirate battery.
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  And for the leading Dodgers, Jeff Cote and Spencer.
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  In New York, the Giants entertain the Cincinnati Reds at the end of the first inning.
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  It's a scoreless tie between the Giants and Reds, nothing to nothing, with Hollingsworth and Davis, the Reds battered,
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  for the Giants, Castleman and Dannings.
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  In Boston, the Bees are playing a doubleheader against the St. Louis Cardinals.
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  At the end of the ninth inning, the score is tied at one-and-one between the Cardinals and the Bees,
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  with Blake and Owen, the Cardinal batter, for the Bees, Sethe, and Miller.
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  And now in the American League, in St. Louis, the Browns will take on the New York Yankees again this afternoon,
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  and the game will be played because it's clear in St. Louis, but the game won't start until about 4 o'clock Chicago time.
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  In Detroit, by the weather's clear, the Tigers will take on the Boston Reds.
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  In Cleveland, the Indians are entertaining the Philadelphia Athletics in two games.
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  The first game has started, and at the end of the fourth inning, the Indians lead the A's,
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  three to nothing, with Thomas and Conroy, the Athletics batter, for the Tribe, Harger and Sullivan.
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  Scores and complete batteries at the end of the third, sixth, and ninth innings of today's ballgame.
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  Now for a bit of baseball and other sporting information from around the country.
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  Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees and Becky Medrick of the St. Louis Cardinals
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  continue to set the pace today for the Major League hitters.
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  Gehrig topped the American League batters with a mark of.379.
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  Following the Yankee first baseman was his teammate Joe DiMaggio.
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  Sam West of the St. Louis Browns, Cecil Travis of the Washington Senators, and Bo Bello the Browns.
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  Medrick headed the National League sluggers with a.412 average.
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  Paul Wehner of the Pittsburgh Pirates was second, Gabby Hartland of the Chicago Cubs third,
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  Frankie Bond of the Pittsburgh Pirates fourth, and Billy Herman of the Cubs was fifth.
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  And now speaking of baseball, here comes a surprise story from St. Louis that one of the greatest
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  baseball players in the history of the National League was dismissed today as manager of the seventh place St. Louis Browns.
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  Manager Rogers Hornsby was given his walking papers as pilot of the Browns by President Don L. Barnes.
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  Barnes made the customary announcement that Hornsby had been ousted for the best interests of the class.
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  The dismissal was effective immediately.
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  One of Hornsby's aides on the coaching staff, the former first base star Sonny Jim Bottomley,
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  was named to succeed Hornsby as manager of the team, which has won only 25 out of the 75 games this season.
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  The rift between Hornsby and the President Barnes of the Browns came as a surprise.
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  Recently, Barnes told Trans Radio that he considered Hornsby the best manager in baseball.
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  At the time Barnes said, quote, Hornsby works morning, noon, and night for the best interests of the Browns.
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  He thinks baseball and lives baseball.
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  Hornsby is a splendid man to hold down the manager's job in our new set up, which stresses the development of younger players, end quote.
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  The deposed manager Hornsby and his successor Bottomley were stars of the first order.
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  Hornsby was perhaps the greatest right-handed hitter ever to walk to the plate.
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  Hornsby led the National League in batting seven times and set an all-time major league batting mark of 424
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  as a member of the St. Louis Cardinals in 1924.
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  Rajah hit 400 three times during his career.
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  He played 22 seasons in the big show and wound up with a lifetime average of 359.
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  Hornsby came up to the big leagues from Denison, Texas in the Western Association.
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  The young second-backer was sold to the St. Louis Cardinals for a reported $500.
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  $500 for a man destined to become one of the most colorful second basemen of all time.
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  Hornsby was made manager of the Cardinals in 1926.
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  He proceeded to give St. Louis its first National League pennant and a world championship.
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  No sooner had St. Louis finished its celebration than Hornsby was traded to the New York Giants
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  for Frankie Frisch, the present Cardinal manager, and Jimmy Ring.
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  The Giants traded Hornsby to Boston in 1928 and Hornsby became manager of the Braves.
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  The following fall, Hornsby went to the Chicago Cubs for a reported price of $200,000 and several players.
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  Hornsby was voted the most valuable player in the National League during his first year in a Cubs uniform.
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  Aggressive Hornsby was made manager of the Cubs in 1931 and was released in 1932.
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  He went back to the Cubs the following year.
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  Hornsby was released by the Cardinals in 1933 and appointed manager of the St. Louis Browns to succeed William Killefer.
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  The new manager, Bottomley, is an old friend and teammate of Hornsby.
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  Sonny Jim played first base while Rogers was at second on the St. Louis Cardinals world championship team of 1926.
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  Coach Charles O'Leary of the St. Louis Browns was fired today along with manager Rogers Hornsby.
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  The Browns president, Donald Barnes, announced that the former St. Louis Card manager, Gabby Street, would succeed O'Leary.
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  And now for a bit of sporting information other than baseball.
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  From Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, former national tennis champion, Will Rallison, will continue his quest for permanent possession of the Longwood Bowl in the third round match to date.
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  The 1935 title holder, twice winner of the Longwood Cricket Club Tournament, will take on Howard Stevens of Yale University this afternoon.
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  Gilbert Hunt is paired with Norman Bickel while Bernard Markham will clash with William Murphigs.
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  And from London, the tennis world agreed today that only a starting upset can prevent the United States Davis Cup team from returning the international trophy to American shores.
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  The magnificent uphill battle of Donald Budge to defeat Baron von Kram of Germany
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  installed the United States as the overwhelming choice to defeat England in the challenge round starting Saturday.
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  Even without a strong number of two single players, the American squad figures to win at least four of the five matches.
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  On form, Budge should win his two singles duel.
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  Budge and Mako should take the doubles and the American number two single player should defeat the English number two performer.
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  Ronnie Austin looms as the only British winner.
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  And from Chicago, eight young boxers were named today to oppose a Dubuque, Iowa CYO team Friday night in a series of intercity matches.
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  The bouts will be held here in Chicago.
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  The Chicagoans will be fighting also for a chance to be among the Catholic Youth Organization members
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  to meet a team of South American champions at Soldiers Field on August 25.
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  The eight Chicago boxers include two who have already fought at Dubuque, Frankie Kainrath, and Jackie Goodman.
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  And from Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts again,
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  Grayson Wheeler of Santa Monica, California and Mrs. John Van Ryn of Austin, Texas advanced today
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  to the quarterfinal round of the women's single matches in the Longwood Tournament.
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  Mrs. Wheeler won her third round by defeating Mrs. August Callis of Richfield, Connecticut 6-1, 6-4.
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  Mrs. Van Ryn won her third round match from Virginia Ellis of Boston in straight set 6-0, 6-0.
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  In two other third round matches, Mrs. Bonnie Miller-Blank of Los Angeles defeated Grace Turber of New York 6-1, 6-0.
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  And Norma Torbo of Starsdale, New York won from Mrs. E. B. Corbier of Southland, Massachusetts 6-1, 6-4.
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  The country's third ranking tennis player, Mrs. Sarah Paul-Freethavian,
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  defeated the Japanese star, Mrs. Takuku Nakano today to advance to the quarterfinal round of the Longwood women's singles.
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  And now I see that Hal Thompson is ready and will go back to Kamiski Park to the baseball game
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  between the Chicago White Sox and the Washington Senators. Take it, Hal.
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  Thank you, the White Sox, ladies and gentlemen.
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  After our hectic start, boy, look at that up here.
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  You can see where those bands really P-rated, can't you?
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  All over the outfield is a bunch of bands been walking here and there and thereabouts.
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  The White Sox been waiting while Bonora was in the clubhouse, apparently getting his gloves fixed.
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  He finally gets out there in the field.
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  Now Umpar Owens is standing out here at the right of the White Sox and he's a Lewis' second hitter.
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  Umpire Owens is already there.
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  And I don't see just what the delay is being caused by now.
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  All of the White Sox are on the field and he's because he finished his warm-up.
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  Umpire Owens standing there talking to Al-Maidan Lourdes.
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  Other umpires talking to the two coaches.
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  And apparently the fans have all finally gotten back on the ground stand or maybe a few of them are still getting back in.
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  That may be the reason for it.
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  Florida delegation ended up out there at the plate with a big presentation to the two managers featuring the huge man in the bathing trunks
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  and the, carrying the alligator.
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  And both teams lined up one long, the first one long, the third base line.
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  There really has been a very, very spectacular display out here and one that everybody in the class will well remember.
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  Because things like that don't happen around big league bowl arcades very often.
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  And they're very, very welcome for a change.
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  Now Umpar Owens is walking over there to the stand to the right.
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  So apparently some of the boys are still hanging over the edge and maybe they don't realize that they really have got to
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  get things in off the field before we can go on.
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  But apparently there's been that notice to the man.
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  Rick walks back out here to start the ball here.
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  Finally takes his place up there behind the catcher.
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  Deepik out there getting ready to pick the first one.
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  That's his easy swinging windup.
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  And pitches and Almeda gets a good strike over the outside corner just above the knees.
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  One strike on Almeda.
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  Pitcher again starts to wind up.
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  Throws and Mill takes a ball and missed the outside counter-cross away, breaking in toward the header.
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  And it's one ball and one strike.
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  One and one to count.
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  One and one.
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  He takes the next hit along the deep right field and walks his way, way back there near the wall.
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  But it goes in through the stand for a home run.
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  A home run into the lower deck of the right field stand for the first demonstration for the benefit of the
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  juicing lines out here.
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  And that ball was really hit.
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  And now some of those bad boys for a down first out unloading with the blank cartridges which echo through the stands.
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  And Almeda opens the ball game with a home run into the right field stand to get the
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  Senators a one to nothing lead over the right side.
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  And it brings Lewis, another left-handed hitter to bat.
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  Deep expect to wind up throws and Buddy takes a high one wide for ball one.
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  One ball called.
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  Pitcher again winding up pitches and the header swings the ball back to the screen.
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  And it's one and one.
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  One ball and one strike.
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  And he's out there for the next time.
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  He has it.
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  He starts to wind up again and pitches and the header gets the second ball wide across the knees making it two and one.
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  Two balls and one strike.
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  There comes the third ball.
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  Another wide one and deep fix famous lack of control is starting to bother him early in this ball game.
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  Early early in this ball game.
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  He's waiting out there again.
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  Starts to wind up and throws and the header takes ball four.
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  It's over the plate but it's too low.
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  And Lewis gets the base on ball.
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  Well, well, well.
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  Biggie Brown is looking it all well for the white shots in their pitcher.
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  And the result is that they have a runner on first base.
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  Nobody out on the first inning.
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  One run already home.
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  Almeda's home run.
• 21:31
  And Travis the shortstop.
• 21:33
  Still another left-handed hitter as a bet.
• 21:35
  And the white shots start somebody warming up.
• 21:38
  I believe it's Kane warming up in the left field bullpen.
• 21:41
  And the first pitch to Travis is a short breaking third ball that goes inside and low for ball one.
• 21:46
  One ball called.
• 21:54
  He's out to first base.
• 21:55
  Throw it again.
• 21:56
  The header swings in a flat left field.
• 21:57
  Radcliffe is racing back into his left and makes the catch out there for the first out
• 22:02
  in the first inning.
• 22:04
  Chasing Lewis back to first base.
• 22:10
  And, but he's on first base still with one out.
• 22:14
  One run already home in the first inning.
• 22:16
  And Simmons, Ralph Simmons, the Washington left fielder is a bet.
• 22:21
  Deepic stretches, gets ready to pitch the first one to Al.
• 22:30
  Pitches and the header takes a slow curve and misses the outside corner across the way.
• 22:35
  Al is a right-handed hitter, but first to face Deepic so far.
• 22:45
  He takes a look at first base.
• 22:46
  The runner's on the goal.
• 22:47
  The header takes a wide one.
• 22:48
  Sewell's throwing it out there and the runner slides in safely, stealing second.
• 22:52
  A good steal of second by Lewis, putting him on second base with one out, one run home in the first inning.
• 22:57
  Simmons still at bat in the count two and nothing.
• 23:02
  He balls and no strikes on Al.
• 23:10
  Deepic throws it on.
• 23:11
  Simmons swings and falls a ball on the ground.
• 23:13
  A hit to Tkach's foot, bounds over to the right and Sewell crops over there to pick it up.
• 23:17
  Looking over and throws back.
• 23:18
  Nice, I'm taking back the umpire.
• 23:20
  Apparently, two more up for use.
• 23:47
  Now the next pitch to Simmons is a third ball.
• 23:50
  It's wide and low and so it's three and one on Al.
• 23:53
  Three balls and one strike on Simmons.
• 24:01
  Three and one to count.
• 24:02
  Here comes that pitcher again.
• 24:03
  Ready?
• 24:04
  But the second throw is a now hit to long grab to deep left field.
• 24:07
  It's a way way back.
• 24:08
  Looks like that's also in there.
• 24:09
  And it is a home run into the second back of the left field phase by Simmons.
• 24:13
  And he's starting around second base to ball bound and back into the field.
• 24:16
  But Al starts on around deep bases and it's another home run this time with a man on base.
• 24:22
  Mr. Deepic, I don't believe will be with us very long if his left persists in that man.
• 24:28
  He's given up two hits, both of them home runs in the same time as it was a walk.
• 24:41
  And the man at bat is Stone taking the first pitch wide and low for ball one.
• 24:45
  One ball called.
• 24:48
  Washington now leading a shot three to nothing in the first inning.
• 24:51
  As a result of two home runs in the walk.
• 24:53
  And the next pitch he finally gets one over down around the knees and it's strike one.
• 24:58
  Both one ball and one strike on Stone.
• 25:00
  Deepic winds up again, pitches and the hitter falls this one into the second deck above into the left of the plate.
• 25:05
  And it's one ball and two strikes on Stone.
• 25:08
  One and two to count.
• 25:18
  Deepic blows again for one and ball two.
• 25:21
  Both two balls and two strikes.
• 25:24
  One to the count on Stone.
• 25:32
  He's ready out there again, has a stand once more, starts to wind up.
• 25:36
  Pitches and hitter swings at an easy bounder down to Hayes who scoops it up, throws the first base and Stone is out by a step for the second out in the first inning.
• 25:50
  And that's a two out of the first inning for the Senators.
• 25:52
  Three runs all home.
• 25:54
  And Joe Cool, the first baseman, is at bat.
• 25:57
  Cool up there at the plate.
• 25:59
  Another left-handed swinger by the way.
• 26:01
  And he takes the first one wide and low for ball one.
• 26:04
  One ball called.
• 26:10
  Again, the pitcher starts to wind up, throws and Joe starts to swing to change his mind to take a high one inside.
• 26:15
  And it's two and nothing. Two balls and no strikes on Cool.
• 26:22
  One nothing to count.
• 26:23
  Joe takes the first strike now, fast ball over the inside corner down around the knees.
• 26:27
  And it's two and one.
• 26:33
  Swings the next to drive it in the center field for a base hit.
• 26:36
  And well, a hit base hit too.
• 26:38
  He makes the turn for second, but Cleavage makes a hard throw right strike to second base.
• 26:43
  Apling got it right over the bag with the out of hop.
• 26:48
  Turns his throw to throw to first, but Cool is on his all the way back there by then after making a wide turn.
• 26:53
  And it puts him on first base with Buddy Meyer.
• 26:58
  But he's the seventh hitter this inning and six of the seven have been left-handed hitters.
• 27:02
  The first pitch is high and wide for ball one.
• 27:06
  One ball called.
• 27:11
  He waits there again, takes another look at first base.
• 27:14
  And throws and the hitter swings in a high fly coming down far to the right of the plate.
• 27:18
  Back of it a little. Cool is back there and gets it for the third out, ending the first half of the first inning.
• 27:23
  But not until dire damage has been done to Bill Dietrich.
• 27:28
  Three runs, three hits, and one man left on base with three runs being due to two home runs.
• 27:33
  A home run by Almeida to open the ball game.
• 27:36
  A home run by Simmons with Lewis who had walked on base.
• 27:39
  And then the single by Cool left him on base.
• 27:42
  So the Senators are leading the White Sox by a score of three to nothing as the White Sox come to bat in the last half of the first inning with Jackie Hayes,
• 27:51
  White Sox leadoff man and second baseman, the first man of fact.
• 27:55
  Hayes up there at the plate.
• 28:10
  Deshawn, Jimmy Deshawn is the pitcher for the Senators today.
• 28:33
  And Jackie sits up there at the plate after the umpire dusts it off and pulls on his mask.
• 28:45
  John out there starts to wind up, he's right-handed.
• 28:48
  And pitches him, the hitter takes a wide run across the knees for ball one.
• 28:53
  One ball called.
• 28:58
  John Wachow has a sign again, starts to wind up.
• 29:02
  Pitchers and Hayes takes a fast one for a strike over the inside corner across the chest.
• 29:06
  And it's one and one, one ball and one strike on Hayes.
• 29:13
  One and one is the count.
• 29:15
  He throws once more into the curve ball wide and low making it two and one. Two balls and one strike.
• 29:35
  There comes a wide run across the knees for ball three for three and one on Jackie Hayes. Three balls and one strike.
• 29:49
  And there's the second strike. You let that one go by, it's over the plate down around the knees.
• 29:53
  And so it's three and two. Three balls and two strikes.
• 30:02
  He throws once more, the hitter swings the half line, he's shot center fielder, center fielder coming in fast.
• 30:07
  And grabs for the ball and just drops out of his glove.
• 30:10
  Stone grabs it fast, holding Hayes at first base and it's a base hit.
• 30:14
  Top fly into center fielder, which Al Meade has made a great try and manages to just touch it with the tip of his fingers as it drops out there back to second base.
• 30:22
  And it goes to the base hit for Hayes.
• 30:24
  Putting him on first base, there's nobody out in the first inning, over the white spot and Mike Krivitz, right side center fielder, is at bat.
• 30:32
  Krivitz up there at the plate.
• 30:39
  Towards his first base and throws, Mike hits a long fly but it's fouled on the right field line and going back into seats out of reach.
• 30:46
  One strike on Krivitz, one strike to count.
• 30:54
  It's a sign again now, throws and Mike swings it along the deep left field.
• 30:58
  Way out there and it's another home run and boy that one went way, way back into the lower deck of the seat.
• 31:04
  A way back, almost to the very rear of the lower deck and Krivitz is trotting around, steps on third base and drops onto the plate.
• 31:13
  Oh these Lions are really seeing some hitting out here.
• 31:16
  They come out here and they've seen three home runs and there's only a little more than half an inning been played.
• 31:25
  So the score is three to two in favor of the Senators now in the first inning and the white spot said Dixie Walker is back, nobody out, two runs home.
• 31:39
  And a pick to throw to the first one, Dixie takes it high and wide for 4-1, one ball called.
• 31:46
  It isn't a strong wind blowing out either as a matter of fact it's a strong wind from the east and Almeida's hit was against that wind.
• 31:52
  The others might be getting some support from it but not enough to carry them in.
• 31:57
  The next pitch is ball two, it's also wide and the count is two and nothing on Walker, two balls and no strikes.
• 32:09
  And there comes ball three inside and low so it's three balls and no strikes on Walker, three and nothing as Sean stops to rub up the ball now before pitching the next one to Dixie.
• 32:20
  A low-clock call for the ball, seeing whether it's all right or not. R. Owen's examining the ball down there.
• 32:33
  Finally hands it back to the catcher, he throws it out to Deshawn and Walker, left-handed hitter, steps up there to play it again.
• 32:40
  He throws and Dix takes the strike one, soft ball that came over the inside corner of the crosser chest and it's three and one, three balls and one strike on Walker.
• 32:52
  He throws again and Dix gets ball four, it's wide, the base on ball and Dix Vanura is at the back.
• 33:02
  Vanura up there at the plate.
• 33:11
  Dix stops to dig in with his right foot there, gets ready to pitch now, or to hit rather as Deshawn gets ready to pitch.
• 33:19
  Jimmy suddenly steps off the mound by number one Moriarty over here at first base, calls time and Walker tosses his glass case to Merv Shea coaching at first base.
• 33:29
  Burned to get out there and discovered he still has his glass case in his pocket.
• 33:33
  Those glasses cost about $18 apiece you know.
• 33:36
  And the first pitch to Dix is a high-pass ball inside for ball one. One ball called.
• 33:47
  There's the sign again, there's that stretch, he stretches his arms out in front of him instead of over his head and throws strike one over the inside corner about waist-high.
• 33:55
  So the count is one and one, one ball and one strike on Vanura.
• 34:00
  Walker on first base, nobody else, two runs home for the White Sox in the first inning and Dix gets the second ball behind wide to make it two and one.
• 34:09
  Two balls and one strike on Henry.
• 34:11
  Husky, right-handed hitter.
• 34:15
  Two and one is the count.
• 34:18
  Still watching, finally gets his sign again. Pitches and it's a strike over the outside corner, across the knees. Henry lets out a howl.
• 34:26
  You can hear it clear up here. He says, oh, the ball's serving away from him. Just nicely caught the corner down around the knees.
• 34:32
  And it's two balls and two strikes on Vanura.
• 34:36
  Two and two is the count.
• 34:43
  Two and two, Pitcher throws the gun and Dix swings in a pop fly coming down back of the long side of the pitcher's mound.
• 34:50
  And the catcher, Farrell, goes out there to make the catch for the first out of the game.
• 34:54
  Vanura pops out to Farrell out there near the pitcher's mound. It's one out in the first inning for the White Sox.
• 35:00
  Walker is still on first base with two runs home and Rip Bradcock, Ray the Ripper, White Sox left fielder.
• 35:08
  A left-handed hitter is up there at bat.
• 35:12
  Going to hit an easy barter down to Meyer who gets it flipped at the shortstop.
• 35:15
  He throws the first-foot Walker across the bag well ahead of the throw.
• 35:19
  Ball was very slowly hit on Meyer. Didn't have much chance to make the play start any faster.
• 35:24
  He said it was done perfectly by Silas.
• 35:27
  And so Radcliffe is on first base with two out in the first inning, two runs home.
• 35:32
  And Luke Appling at best for three to two in favor of Washington in the last half of the first inning.
• 35:39
  And Sean throws the first one and Luke takes a high one wide for ball one. One ball called.
• 35:57
  Sean waits out for the next time. Seems to have it. He's ready. There's the set.
• 36:00
  He pitches and Appling hits the ball in the center field.
• 36:03
  And Valmeta comes in nicely though and makes the catch for the third out. And it's two runs to it.
• 36:11
  One man left on base in the last half of the first inning.
• 36:15
  And at the end of the first inning Washington leads the White Sox by a score of three to two.
• 36:21
  Washington leads the White Sox three to two at the end of the first inning of this ball game.
• 36:28
  The best is none too good where 90 percent of your driving safety is concerned.
• 36:34
  Be sure your car has the best in chassis lubrication. Have it Morphac regularly.
• 36:40
  It will save money too because Morphac is the exclusive technical chassis lubricant which lasts twice as long as ordinary grease.
• 37:05
  Here is Rick Bell at best. That's the second inning for Washington.
• 37:09
  Rick out there is getting ready to pitch the first one. Starts his easy swinging windup.
• 37:13
  Pitches and Rick takes a fast strike over the inside corner a little above the knee.
• 37:18
  One strike on Farrell.
• 37:22
  Dietrich winds up again.
• 37:25
  Throw and Rick swings the ball back into the second back above and back of the plate.
• 37:29
  And if two strikes on Farrell, two strikes to count.
• 37:43
  Again the pitcher throws Rick swings at a slow bound.
• 37:45
  Apling comes in nicely, gets it, throws the first.
• 37:48
  And while the throw is low, Benora gets it nicely to get Farrell out for the first out in the second inning.
• 38:00
  One out of the second inning for Washington and Deshongs.
• 38:03
  The Washington pitcher is a fatty. That's right hand as he pitches.
• 38:07
  And is already waiting there at the plate.
• 38:10
  Dietrich gets ready to pitch the first one to him. Bell's getting his sign.
• 38:13
  Starts his windup.
• 38:15
  And the hitter swings it a high fly to right field. Bob Walker's back waiting for the ball.
• 38:19
  He has it and it's two out in the second inning.
• 38:24
  Two out in the second inning for the Senators.
• 38:27
  And Al Mada, the Washington center fielder, is at bat.
• 38:32
  Al Mada up there at the plate.
• 38:42
  The pitcher winds up pitches and it's a strike over the heart of the plate just above the knee.
• 38:46
  One strike on Al Mada.
• 38:53
  Throws again Al Mada, swings it a line drive to left field.
• 38:55
  Reds the dint, fast catch it and it's three out.
• 38:58
  No runs, no hits in the second inning for Washington.
• 39:01
  And the score is still three to two in favor of the Senators as the White Sox come to bat in the last half of the second inning.
• 39:08
  First White Sox hitter in Boasberger, White Sox third baseman.
• 39:13
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• 39:20
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• 39:27
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• 39:34
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• 40:13
  Further up that hits the first pitch, a tremendous hole up the deep right center.
• 40:16
  That Al Mada goes over there beautifully to make a nice running catch of that ball for the first out.
• 40:21
  That Al Mada really covers ground.
• 40:23
  The way that ball started I thought it was really through there with Stone coming fast.
• 40:27
  I didn't think he had a chance and Al Mada came out of nowhere to almost overrun the ball and still make the play.
• 40:33
  So it's one out in the second inning for the White Sox, but Luke Sewell, White Sox catcher, has that.
• 40:39
  Sewell starts the play for a 3-2 in favor of Washington.
• 40:48
  Stone winds up now, throws and the hitters swing, hitters slow monitor down the third baseline.
• 40:52
  Third baseline Lewis gets it, throws the first and while Cool had the shift to the back of the bag,
• 40:56
  to take a rather wide throw to the left, he got the runner easily for the second out.
• 41:00
  And it's a 2-out in the second inning for the White Sox.
• 41:03
  And Bill Tietrich, the White Sox pitcher, comes walking up there to the plate.
• 41:07
  Tietrich has got the 2-out of the second inning for the Sox.
• 41:18
  It's a waiting out there for Stone to pitch the first one to Tietrich, starts to wind up.
• 41:23
  And throws and hitters swings and falls the ball in the ground.
• 41:28
  Hits the ground and bounded out back to the plate.
• 41:31
  Sewell was walking on back to the bench and the ball bounced to him.
• 41:34
  He very casually caught it, looked it over, held it out to the umpire and pointed something up ahead at it.
• 41:39
  And the umpire says throw it out of play.
• 41:41
  So Luke rolled it out and over to the bag out and the next pitch comes back for a strike over the outside corner.
• 41:46
  Deetrich didn't go after it.
• 41:47
  So it's two strikes on Bill, two strikes to Tom.
• 41:51
  And he swings at the next one to hit a hard bounded on to the third base and he gets it.
• 41:56
  Throws the first and the runner is out as Poole leaves the bag to take the throw and then steps back on the bag for the third out.
• 42:04
  The ball was hard hit but straight to Lewis.
• 42:06
  So it's no runs, no hits in the second inning for the White Sox.
• 42:10
  It's a ball remaining three to two in favor of Washington at the end of the second inning.
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  It doesn't pay to experiment with motor oil.
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• 42:39
  Lewis is about to start the third inning for the Senators and takes the first pitch inside across the knees for ball one.
• 42:52
  One ball called on the buddy, left handed hitter as I mentioned.
• 42:56
  Deetrich throws again for ball two.
• 42:58
  That also missed the inside corner down around the knees and it's two and nothing.
• 43:02
  Two balls on both sides.
• 43:10
  Walks up onto the mound, stands there watching the fight again.
• 43:13
  Finally has his sign, starts to wind up and throws and the hitter takes the ball three high and wide.
• 43:20
  He's got a walk in the first inning and rode home ahead of Simmons on Al's home run.
• 43:24
  Now he's gotten his way to another walk from the looks of things.
• 43:27
  There's the first strike, it's over the outside corner a little above the knees, so it's three and one.
• 43:32
  Three balls and one strike on Lewis.
• 43:43
  Three and one to count.
• 43:51
  Three and one to propose again.
• 43:53
  There's a strike over the heart of the plate just about knee high, so it's three and two.
• 43:57
  Three balls and two strikes on Lewis.
• 44:03
  Three and two is the count, but throws one more, buddy swings it up line left field.
• 44:07
  That's just reaching back very, very high and makes a pretty, pretty running touch way back towards the left field corner.
• 44:13
  And still on the go running very hard when he made the play.
• 44:16
  So it's one-oh in the third inning for the Senators and Travis, Deetrich Travis, the shortstop.
• 44:22
  Here's a fast.
• 44:25
  Deetrich got him out very nicely after having a count of three and nothing on him.
• 44:29
  Got two strikes on the man and then he hits that fly which Deetrich captured, although he had a little trouble catching up with it.
• 44:36
  Deetrich throws now and the hitter swings with the line drive left field deep.
• 44:39
  Radcliffe gets over that fast, takes it on the hop turns and throws it into second base by fast fielding.
• 44:44
  Holds it to a single.
• 44:46
  The ball was well hit down the left field line.
• 44:48
  Radcliffe coming over fast, caught it on the bounce.
• 44:50
  And now again the white shots start keen, warming up in the left field bullpen.
• 44:58
  Simmons steps up there and suddenly stops, moves down the dirt and the mound.
• 45:03
  The umpire are out in the batter's box.
• 45:05
  The umpire calls time for him.
• 45:06
  Now it's back up there again though.
• 45:08
  Deetrich ready to pitch, turns, throws and Simmons swings hit a fly coming down foul on the roof of the stand above first base.
• 45:15
  One strike on Simmons.
• 45:17
  One strike to count.
• 45:28
  Still watching first base, finally throws again and it's a high one inside for ball one, making it one ball and one strike on Simmons.
• 45:37
  One and one to count.
• 45:48
  One and one, but it seems set once more.
• 45:51
  Throws and header swings, hit a boundary down through the shortstop.
• 45:54
  That will get the flip to the second base when Hayes throws the first.
• 45:57
  That Simmons had beaten the relay there.
• 45:58
  It was a slow boundary and they even had to make a very fast play to get Travis a second.
• 46:03
  So Hayes throws to first, had no chance of beating Simmons.
• 46:07
  So it's two out in the third inning for the Senators.
• 46:10
  Simmons is on first base and Johnny Stone, the Washington right fielder, is at bat.
• 46:16
  Stone up there at the plate.
• 46:21
  He's the man at first base.
• 46:24
  And Fitchers and Stonefish a strike over the outside corner a little above the knee.
• 46:28
  One strike on Johnny.
• 46:34
  He's waiting there again for his time.
• 46:36
  Has it, swings around as he gets it, takes a look over his shoulder at the man at first base.
• 46:41
  And Fitchers and the header takes a ball that's inside across the way and it's one and one.
• 46:46
  One ball and one strike on Stone.
• 46:50
  One and one to count.
• 46:55
  Ready again, Fitchers and the header swings, hits the slow boundary at the end of the bat.
• 46:59
  Berger comes over fast, grabs for the ball but fumbles it and the runner is safe on Berger's air.
• 47:04
  Looks like rather an easy ball but I think it took just a little bit of a low hop and while both managed to hit it with the glove and slow it up,
• 47:11
  he couldn't get it where he could reach it in time to make the play and it's charged with an air on it.
• 47:16
  And it moves Simmons to second base.
• 47:18
  So the Senators have runners on first and second with two outs in the third inning and Cool, the first baseman, is the best.
• 47:27
  Cool up there at the plate.
• 47:29
  He hits the first one, falls down the left field line, well hit the ball right along the line but fall by inches and it's strike one.
• 47:37
  One strike to count.
• 47:46
  Ball is thrown in there, rolled in along the line, the one that had been hit.
• 47:56
  Cool got it, it scooped it up in the pool here and he badged it back to Cool and he just passed it to the umpires.
• 48:01
  A regular juggling act going down there by the three of them.
• 48:04
  One strike on Joe.
• 48:06
  He's just ready to pitch again.
• 48:08
  He's watching the man second finally pitch it.
• 48:10
  And Cool hits a beauty out to deep left fielder.
• 48:12
  That's his going back down and it's over his head, hangs up against the wall.
• 48:16
  One run is going, a second run in.
• 48:18
  Cool is on his way to third base.
• 48:20
  Atman gets the ball and throws it in, 3-3-6.
• 48:22
  And he stops it in the center of the garden.
• 48:25
  A triple to left center by Cool driving in two un-in runs because they would not have scored if they hadn't been the all-by-burger.
• 48:33
  And it gives the Senators a 5-2 lead over the hard shot.
• 48:37
  Senators leading 5-2 which is an unfortunate break for Deepic because he isn't having a good match day.
• 48:44
  It's hard to be able to weather those bad breaks like that.
• 48:49
  And they boys come up with trouble for him as soon as it happens.
• 48:53
  Now the man at third is Maher.
• 48:55
  The second baseman and buddy take a strike over the outside corner.
• 48:59
  How about way past?
• 49:00
  One strike to count.
• 49:03
  The other hitter swings the bounder down to Appling and takes a very nasty hop.
• 49:07
  And Appling has to throw up his glove to bat it and keep it from hitting him in the face.
• 49:11
  By the time he recovers it another run is home.
• 49:13
  And Maher is safe at first base.
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  It was suddenly a base hit.
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  Yes it is, a base hit because that one took a very bad hop.
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  Appling who was in front of it had to throw up his hand to keep him getting hit in the face.
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  This man has to fight the ball to the ground.
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  And by the time he recovered it, the runner was across first base.
• 49:31
  And Cool had scored the third run of the inning to give the Senators a 6-2 lead over the head shot.
• 49:36
  And bring Rick Ferrell to bat.
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  Ferrell with right hand has hit it up there for a second.
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  Ferrell swings in a high fly to short right field.
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  Walker is coming in easily under it.
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  Comes in a little bit faster now and makes the catch for the third out.
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  Ending the first half of the third inning with three runs, three hits.
• 49:57
  One error, one man that's on base and all three runs are unearned runs because the error was made on a play that would have been the third out.
• 50:04
  And so the score is 6-2 in favor of Washington at the White Sox Thunderbat.
• 50:09
  In the last half of the third inning with Jackie Hayes, White Sox second baseman and leadoff man, the first man up.
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  It's brought back the White Sox-Washington game.
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• 50:36
  Hayes stands there waiting while the strong go through his warm-up.
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  Our complete scoring system with symbols and explanations and pages of illustrations showing how the scoring works out.
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  Hayes hits the first pitch, a long drive to left center.
• 51:23
  White Elm made it back there, donning back easily, and makes the catch for the first out in the third inning.
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  The ball was well hit, but Elm made it.
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  There's no trouble getting over to the deep left center to make the play.
• 51:34
  One out in the third inning for the White Sox, and Mike Pivich, White Sox center fielder, feels it best.
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  And the first pitch is a strike over the heart of the plate just above the knees.
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  One strike to count.
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  It's a again winding up throw, and the hitter takes a wide run across the knees for ball one.
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  So the count is one and one, one ball and one strike, and clear it.
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  One and one is the count, but there's the next one.
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  The hitter hits a long drive to right field, but the right fielder's tone is waiting for that get set, and it's two out in the third inning.
• 52:31
  One out in the third inning for the White Sox, with Dixie Walker, White Sox right fielder, at bat.
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  Walker up there to strike.
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  The showing has always been more or less tough for the White Sox.
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  All they started out in the first inning is, oh, they're going to make things tough for him.
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  He's caught up to them since then, and with a four-run lead, he is going along pretty well.
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  Now, and Dixie takes a wide run across the waist for ball one. One ball calls.
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  One ball calls. It's ready again, winds up, and throws, and the hitter swings to foul the ball into the stand to the right of the plate, and it's one and one.
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  One ball and one strike.
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  One ball and one strike.
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  And the 50-seed is set again, as Walker was out of the box.
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  He steps back up there to the plate once more, and they're watching his time.
• 53:36
  Take a look around, the ball's out there in the field at the plate once more, and starts to wind up.
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  And Walker hits an extra high fly on the set of fields.
• 53:46
  The plate is coming in nicely on Drix. Slows up a little bit, but not much and makes the catch on the run for the third out, ending the third inning with no runs, no hits for the White Sox.
• 53:55
  And at the end of the third inning, Washington is leading the White Sox by a score of 6 to 2.
• 54:03
  And now, for scores and batteries from other cities, we return to the studio.
• 54:07
  In the National League, the Cubs took the first game with a double header from the Philadelphia Phillies, 4-1,
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  where the Lee and Harknett, the Cubs, battered for the entire game for the Phillies, Johnson and Grace.
• 54:14
  In the second game, the Cubs lead the Phillies at the end of the first to the third, 5-0, with French and O'Dea the Cubs battered for the Phillies,
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  Jolkins and Grace opening while Cahey pitching in the third inning.
• 54:22
  The Dodgers lead the Pirates at the end of the sixth inning, 5-0.
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  Lohman and Todd the Pirate battered for the Dodgers, Jethkote and Spencer.
• 54:28
  The Reds lead the Giants at the end of the first to the fifth, 6-3.
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  Hollingsworth and Davis the Reds battered for the Giants, Castleman and Banning opening, Smith pitching in the fifth inning.
• 54:36
  The Lee's took the first game from the Cardinals, 5-1, with Blake and O on the Cardinal battery for the B's, Fetty and Mueller.
• 54:41
  In the second game at the end of the first inning, it's as clear as time, nothing to nothing between the Cards and the B's,
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  with Dizzy Dean and O on the Cardinal battery for the B's, Lanning and Miller.
• 54:49
  In the American League, the Tigers and Red Sox are tied at the end of the second inning, 1-1.
• 54:53
  Grohl and Dessel tell the Red Sox battered for the Tigers, Bridges and Hayworth.
• 54:57
  The Indians lead the Athletics at the end of the seventh inning, 7-3.
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  Thomas and Conroy opening for the A's, with Nelson pitching in the fifth inning, and for the Indians, Harder and Sullivan.
• 55:07
  And now back to Kamiski Park and Hal Toddson. Take it, Hal.
• 55:09
  Back at the ballpark for the fourth inning. Kane is now the White Sox pitcher.
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  And the first pitch he throws to Deshawn, the Washington pitcher, is a curved ball that goes wide for ball one.
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  Deshawn's left-right-handed, and Kane is the right-handed pitcher, as I believe you remember.
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  Shub starts to wind up again.
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  Grohl from the header takes a strike over the outside corner just above the knees, and it's one ball and one strike.
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  1-1 on Deshawn.
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  Once more the pitcher starts to wind up, throws, and Jimmy swings and misses the first ball for a strike, making it one ball and two strikes on Deshawn.
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  One to the count.
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  Again, Kane starts to wind up, throws, and the header swings in a high fly.
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  The
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  previous is coming in under it now. He stands waking, backs up a couple of steps, makes the catch easily, and it's one out in the fourth inning.
• 56:07
  One out in the fourth inning for Washington and Al-Maidah.
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  Mel Al-Maidah, the Washington center fielder, and Leda Mann, a left-handed hitter, is at best.
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  There are only three right-handed hitters in the whole lineup.
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  Six left-handed swingers, Simmons, Thal, and Deshawn, are the only ones batting right-handed.
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  The pitcher throws now, and Mel takes the curve ball right and low for ball one. One ball called.
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  And the pitcher seems ready again. He winds up once more.
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  Throw of the header reaches out, bunks one, but it goes far back to the stand, and it's one and one.
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  One ball and one strike on Al-Maidah.
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  One and one to count.
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  One and one to count, and the pitcher winding up once more. He throws, and Mel takes the strike over the outside corner,
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  and it's one ball and two strikes on Al-Maidah. One and two to count.
• 57:23
  The swing's the next to file it back, and it's still one ball and two strikes on Mel.
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  One and two to count.
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  The team is set again. Rugged up, new ball up. Bonnie steps down the slide, and is ready once more.
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  Winding up again. Throw, and Mel swings it a bounder down to the charge stop.
• 57:47
  Outling follows a very bad half-nice lead.
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  Goes rather wide to first, but Fenora reaches way out to the left and gets it for the second out.
• 57:54
  So it's two outs in the fourth inning for Washington.
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  And Lewis, Buddy Lewis, the Washington third baseman, is at bat.
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  Lewis up there at the plate.
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  He winds up to pitch first one to Buddy.
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  Throw, and he swings in. This is a third ball, or a strike left.
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  One strike on Lewis.
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  Buddy waits out there again now. He starts to wind up once more.
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  Throw, and then Lewis takes a strike over the outside corner above the knees.
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  And it's two strikes on Buddy. Two strikes to count.
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  Two strikes to count, but he winds up once more.
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  Throws, and there's a ball.
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  So Lewis gets away from Sewell, throws back almost to the scene, and it's one and two.
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  Sewell and two strikes.
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  One and two is to count. Pitcher stands out there waiting again.
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  Takes quite a while. Now he's winding up.
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  Throw, then the hitter swings in a high fly to short left field.
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  That flip is in there waiting for the ball. He's under it now.
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  Has it, and it's three out. No runs, no hits in the fourth inning for the Senators.
• 59:26
  And the score is still six to two in favor of Washington as the White Sox come to bat in the last half of the fourth inning.
• 59:34
  First White Sox hitter will be Zeke Fenora.
• 59:37
  This broadcast of the White Sox-Washington game comes to you directly from Iskepot, the home of the White Sox in Chicago.
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  As a presentation of your neighborhood's technical dealer, distributor of technical fire chief gasoline.
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  The broadcast reaches you through station WCFL.
• 59:53
  You see Donald McGillinney come up here just a few minutes ago.
• 59:57
  You know how bad another one's listening in to recuperate from some injuries he got in action.
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  He's also spending his vacation in bed. That's Alex Robb.
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  He's doing a lot of listening in both at the hospital and now that he's home at home.
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  I think he listens to me once in a while, at least I've heard he does.
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  And we're all dog-gone glad to hear that Alex is getting along better.
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  Although again, I'd say it's an awful way to spend vacation.
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  Here is Fenora up there as he gets the first one to fly to right field.
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  Stone is going back on it. Oh, he gets over his head, bounce back into the field, and he gets it and throws it in as Fenora pulls up at second base.
• 1:00:32
  Mr. Stone was going to be nonchalant that time and he started back on that ball very slowly.
• 1:00:38
  Just taking a step or two and then he stopped and looked and then started to race back.
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  But by that time the ball was over his head.
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  He man, that fellow Benoit really hits the ball, you know.
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  Mm-hmm.
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  So it's a two-base hit for Zeke, putting him on second base.
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  There's nobody out on the forefitting for the white star.
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  And he managed that. He's just right there.
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  Okay.
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  Let's take the first one inside across the race. It's ball one.
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  One ball called.
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  One ball called. Seems ready again.
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  Throws the hitter, hits the bounder down to the shortstop. Travis comes up with the ball, throws the first and Radcliffe is out easily for the first out.
• 1:01:32
  In the inning, Benoit is having to stay at second base.
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  The whip is on second base with one out in the fourth inning and Apling. Luke Apling's white star shortstop is at best.
• 1:01:43
  And there's a high one wide for ball one. And the count is one ball called on Luke.
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  One ball called, but the team set again pitches.
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  And Apling swings and tried to stop his swing, but suddenly fell down trying to stop it.
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  And he missed a high fastball inside for a strike.
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  And part of the time is Apling steps out of the batter's box.
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  But he steps back up there to play the game. The count is one ball and one strike.
• 1:02:21
  Keeps watching second base throws again. And the hitter hits the ball down past first base.
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  It goes on down the line to the, this is bullpen where one of the boys gets it to throw it back in.
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  And it's one and two, one ball and two strikes.
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  One and two is the count.
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  And there is another ball that's wide and the count is two balls and two strikes on Apling.
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  Two and two the count. Pitcher waits there again for the next time.
• 1:03:02
  Takes another look back at second base throws.
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  And Luke hits another ball down the right field line.
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  This time back into the seat. Hits two balls and two strikes on Apling.
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  Two and two the count.
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  Two and two, pitcher waiting there again.
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  Hands on his hips while he gets the sign now.
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  A stretch in front of him, looks back at second.
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  Pitchers and it's ball three.
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  Apling steps back to take one just above the knees inside.
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  And it's three and two.
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  Three balls and two strikes.
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  Three and two is the count. Pitcher waits out there again.
• 1:03:55
  Another look at second base. Now he's ready.
• 1:03:57
  Pitchers and it's a curve ball wide and low for ball three, or ball four rather.
• 1:04:02
  And Apling gets a base on ball.
• 1:04:05
  The team on first base, the White Sox have runners on first and second with one out in the fourth inning.
• 1:04:10
  And Boesberger, Luberger, White Sox third baseman is at best.
• 1:04:15
  Washington leading the White Sox by a score of six to two in the last half of the fourth inning.
• 1:04:22
  Still watching second base throws a hitter swings and drives the ball hard to right field.
• 1:04:26
  Stone goes back nicely this time to make the catch after starting to just wait as he did on the ball at Venora hit.
• 1:04:33
  But he got back that time to make the catch and it's two out.
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  Makes it two out in the fourth inning for the White Sox.
• 1:04:41
  They still have runners on first and second.
• 1:04:43
  And Luke Sewell, White Sox catcher, is at best.
• 1:04:51
  Sewell up there at the plate.
• 1:04:53
  For his six to two in favor of Washington in the last half of the fourth inning.
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  Pitcher turns and throws the second.
• 1:04:59
  Meyer takes the ball and takes Venora who was already back on the base.
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  So Zeke takes his lead again.
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  White Sox runners on first and second, two out in the fourth.
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  Sewell is back.
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  The ready now throws and Sewell takes a curve ball wide.
• 1:05:16
  Rick Farrell came up with the ball, hands it to Umpire.
• 1:05:19
  He was going to take off that time very peculiarly as though it might be something wrong with the cover.
• 1:05:24
  But the Umpire decides no, hands it back to Cashew, throws it back to Pitcher.
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  And Pitcher's ready out there again.
• 1:05:35
  Seems to have the side and there's the stretch once more.
• 1:05:37
  Takes another look back at second.
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  Pitcher hands the wide one across the knees for ball two.
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  And the count is two and nothing.
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  Two balls and no strikes on Sewell.
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  Two and nothing to count.
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  Two and nothing but the team's ready again.
• 1:06:00
  Throws and Sewell swings in a high fly on a short left field.
• 1:06:03
  Simmons has been waiting for the ball and he circles around a little bit.
• 1:06:07
  Finally makes the catch for the third out.
• 1:06:09
  Al seemed a little bit indecisive that time.
• 1:06:11
  He danced first one side then to the other.
• 1:06:13
  But he finally made the catch as he usually does for the third out.
• 1:06:17
  That is no runs.
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  One hits, two men left on base.
• 1:06:20
  In the last half of the fourth inning for the White Sox.
• 1:06:22
  And the score stands 62 in favor of the Senators at the end of the fourth inning.
• 1:06:35
  Tourists are the people who roll up big mileage every year.
• 1:06:39
  And they have ample opportunity to compare the pickups, all, seed, and mileage of many different gasoline.
• 1:06:46
  And tourists buy more technical fire chief gasoline than any other brand.
• 1:06:51
  They know that fire chief gives them more for their money.
• 1:06:55
  Why don't you drive fire chief in your car?
• 1:07:03
  Well, Donald McGivney's a busy man out there.
• 1:07:05
  Oh, look, he's got Joe Allegherty with him down there.
• 1:07:07
  What do you know about that?
• 1:07:08
  A lot of wires here.
• 1:07:09
  What's this one?
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  Hepburn, not the Texas company in Rockford.
• 1:07:12
  Unable to secure two tickets Sunday game.
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  Only game I can see this season.
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  Right, we appreciate any assistance you can give.
• 1:07:18
  Thank you.
• 1:07:19
  Sorry, my friend, it's too late.
• 1:07:20
  You just can't give any assistance because there's just, I don't know more tickets to be had that is reserved.
• 1:07:26
  Tickets will be 40,000, 45,000 tickets placed on sale on Sunday morning.
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  40,000 grand stand and 5,000 late here.
• 1:07:34
  If you see that one again, say hello to me, Charlie Kamisky, knew him well, CJ Braulton from Wilmette.
• 1:07:39
  Oh, he's a sick guy now.
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  So he runs his nothing, Hal.
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  Follow me after the game.
• 1:07:44
  Oh, say, I'm going to make a salary.
• 1:07:46
  You got that.
• 1:07:47
  One fellow sitting right out here in front of us, R.G. Hirska, say hello from the south side here at Chicago.
• 1:07:52
  He says he's seen his first game although he's been in this city for 50 years.
• 1:07:56
  He went once back in 24 and fell asleep during the pregame practice and so never saw it.
• 1:08:00
  So he's taking a look today.
• 1:08:02
  The first man at bat in the fifth inning, Savage, it's the first pitch down to Epling
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  and it's thrown out of first base for the first out of the fifth inning.
• 1:08:10
  One out of the fifth inning for the Senators and Al Simmons is at bat.
• 1:08:15
  Al Simmons, the Washington Leth fielder.
• 1:08:18
  He's got the wind up now to pitch the first one.
• 1:08:29
  Throws and Al takes a curve ball wide for ball one.
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  One ball called on Simmons.
• 1:08:40
  He's winding up once more.
• 1:08:42
  Throws and Al takes a wide one across the knees for ball two.
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  And the count is two and nothing, two balls and no strikes on Simmons.
• 1:08:53
  Two and nothing is the count.
• 1:08:54
  The white's out there, smooths the dirt down in front of the slab.
• 1:08:59
  Then starts to wind up and pitches and Al starts to swing the stuff,
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  take a ball that's over the plate but too low.
• 1:09:05
  And it's three and nothing, three balls and no strikes on Simmons.
• 1:09:09
  Three and nothing to count.
• 1:09:11
  In the end nothing but the seems ready again, winds up once more.
• 1:09:16
  Throws and Al takes a strike over the outside corner above knee high,
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  making it three and one.
• 1:09:25
  Three and one is the count.
• 1:09:32
  Here it swings the next one to hit a high flag coming into right field
• 1:09:36
  and Walker comes all the way and on the right side.
• 1:09:39
  And Walker comes all the way and almost to the infield to make the catch
• 1:09:43
  and it's one out.
• 1:09:45
  Or rather two out in the fifth inning.
• 1:09:49
  Let's take a look down here at the question Ernie asked.
• 1:09:52
  He said it's covered if it's two outs instead of one.
• 1:09:54
  And it's two out in the fifth inning for the Washington Senators and so in effect.
• 1:09:59
  Oh, give me one of those six shooters.
• 1:10:01
  The other.
• 1:10:14
  There's our Monon friend George.
• 1:10:17
  And the first take to Sony takes wide and low for ball one.
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  One ball called.
• 1:10:27
  Once more starts to wind up pitches and hitters swings hits the ball hard in the right center for a good base hit.
• 1:10:34
  Walkers over their fast towards previous Dixie makes the play, throws the ball into second base
• 1:10:38
  and the runner gallops back to first to single the right center by Stone.
• 1:10:43
  Putting him on first base with two out in the fifth inning for the Senators.
• 1:10:46
  And Joe Cool, the Washington first baseman, is at best.
• 1:10:50
  Cool up there for first base.
• 1:10:59
  Watching first base now looks to play gets ready to pitch the first one to Cool.
• 1:11:04
  Now he has the sign, there's the stretch, looks back at first base pitches.
• 1:11:08
  And it's a high one inside for ball one.
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  One ball called.
• 1:11:21
  He has the sign again, takes another look at the runner, then pitches a slow one.
• 1:11:24
  The hitter swings in a high fly to short left field.
• 1:11:26
  Radcliffe coming in hard, calling for the ball.
• 1:11:28
  He has it.
• 1:11:29
  Half wing has started back fast but slowed down when the ripper made the call.
• 1:11:33
  And so Ray gets the ball for the third out.
• 1:11:35
  It's no runs, one hit and one man left on base in the first half of the fifth inning.
• 1:11:41
  And the score is still 62 in favor of the Senators as the White Sox come to bat in the last half of the fifth inning.
• 1:11:49
  Paintings out the White Sox pitcher, the first man at best.
• 1:11:56
  Broadcast, the White Sox Washington game comes to you direct from Comiskey Pond,
• 1:12:00
  the home of the White Sox at Chicago, as a presentation of your neighborhood Texaco dealer, distributor of Texaco, fire chief gasoline.
• 1:12:09
  The broadcast reaches you through WCFL in Chicago.
• 1:12:15
  Jane is already standing up there alongside of Empire Owens who's been talking to you.
• 1:12:20
  I thought the reserve outfielder was on his way down the first base coaching line.
• 1:12:25
  Hey, he's out here waiting to swing.
• 1:12:28
  Hi, Adam. How's that Northwoods panty you were stuffing along?
• 1:12:35
  Yeah, I saw it Joe out there.
• 1:12:45
  The pitcher's ready now, winds up to pitch the first one, throws the hitter, swings and falls the ball back to the screen.
• 1:12:53
  What strike one, one strike on Kane.
• 1:13:01
  And the pitcher winds up again, throws, hitter swings and misses a curve ball inside for a strike and it's two strikes on Kane.
• 1:13:16
  Hitter swings the next one, it's a bounder to the first base when Cool Gets it, runs over, steps on first base,
• 1:13:21
  and it's one out in the fifth inning for the White Sox.
• 1:13:24
  One out in the fifth inning with Jackie Hayes, White Sox, the lead out man in second baseman, Nard Vance.
• 1:13:41
  Pitcher waits out there now to pitch the first one to Jackie Hayes, pitchers start to wind up.
• 1:13:47
  And throws and Jackie takes the curve ball inside and low for ball one.
• 1:13:51
  One ball called.
• 1:14:01
  Pitcher again starts to wind up pitches and there's a high one wide for ball two and the count is two and nothing.
• 1:14:12
  Two and nothing is the count but the pitcher ready again.
• 1:14:14
  He winds up once more throws and there's a high one wide for ball three making it three balls in no strikes on Hayes.
• 1:14:23
  Three and one is the count.
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  Waiting out there again now, sends, they're getting a sign, starts to wind up.
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  And pitchers and Hayes gets the fourth ball, it's high and inside and it's a base on ball for Hayes
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  puts him, putting him on first base with one out in the fifth inning and cleavage at best.
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  Pitcher sends on the rubber, they're getting a sign to pitch the first one to cleavage.
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  And the pitch comes over to play fourth strike one. One strike on Mike.
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  And there is ball one and the count is one ball and one strike on Pivich.
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  One and one the count on Mike.
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  Hayes on first base, one out in the fifth inning for the White Sox.
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  Washington leading six to two.
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  And he hits the next one, a line drive straight into the shortstop ten.
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  He gets the ball, throws the first and the ball bounces out of Cool's glove.
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  However, I think Hayes had managed to get back there just in time.
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  Ball was well hit but straight into shortstop Travis Ham and he threw fast the first try to complete a double play.
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  But Hayes got back and then the ball bounces out of Cool's glove anyway.
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  However, it's two out in the fifth inning for the White Sox and Walker, Dixie Walker is at best.
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  And the hitter swings in an easy bounder down to Meyer who gets a throw at the first base and Walker is out for the third out.
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  So it's no runs, no hits, one man that's on base in the last half of the fifth inning for the White Sox.
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  And the score at the end of the fifth inning, the Washington Senators are leading the White Sox by a score of six to two.
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  And now again for just a moment we return to the studio.
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  And now back to Comiskey Park for the continuation of the baseball game.
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  Take it, Hal.
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  I saw him.
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  Back at the ball park for the start of the sixth inning, ladies and gentlemen.
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  The first man at bat for the Senators will be Meyer, Buddy Meyer, the second baseman.
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  Left hand is hitter.
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  He's already up there at the plate to start the sixth inning.
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  Washington leading by a score of 6 to 2.
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  And the first pitch is a wide one for ball one.
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  One ball called on Meyer.
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  One ball called, just a waste out there again, steps up to the hitter, steps back up to the plate.
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  He was out of the batter's box.
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  And it just rolls and he takes a ball wide and low, making it 2-0 on Meyer.
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  Two balls and no strikes on Buddy Meyer.
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  Washington's second baseman at bat to start the sixth inning, Washington leading 6 to 2.
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  Kane again starts to wind up.
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  Throws and the hitter takes a strike over the inside corner above knee-high.
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  And so it's 2 and 1.
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  Two balls and one strike.
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  Kane again starts to wind up.
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  Throws and the hitter swings and hits the highest line.
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  And so it lets DLF make a third base halfling going back there and makes the catch over near the foul line for the first out of the sixth inning.
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  One out of the sixth inning for the Senators.
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  And Rick Farrell steps up there to the plate.
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  Farrell is at bat.
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  Always waiting for the infielders to get back to their position.
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  And the sign starts to wind up.
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  And throws and it's a strike over the outside corner above the knees.
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  One strike on Farrell.
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  One strike to count.
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  Getting a sign once more.
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  So let me say, Farrell discovers something wrong with the bat and starts back to the bench to get another one.
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  And he falls through the crack in the handle of that one, which he didn't know about.
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  So he throws it to the ground, takes another one from the bat for him, starts back up to the plate.
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  Bonnie arrives at the plate.
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  And Kane, smoothing the dirt down in front of the slabs, ready to pitch game once more.
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  And they're getting a sign, starts to wind up.
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  And pitches and hitters swings, hit a ball hard down to a burger who makes a nice stop on a very bad hop.
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  And throws the first base, getting Farrell for the second out.
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  And makes it two out in the sixth inning for the Senators.
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  And Deshawn, the Washington pitcher, is coming up there to the plate.
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  Deshawn is back.
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  And he finally arrives there.
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  Pays the pitcher, but the Senators are getting a sign, starts to wind up.
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  And throws, and the hitter takes a strike over the heart of the plate about weight-high.
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  One strike on Deshawn.
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  One strike to count.
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  Kane winds up again, throws, and Jimmy J gets the ball.
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  Just missed the outside corner about across the way, dropped out of the catcher's glove.
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  And it's one and one, one ball and one strike.
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  One and one is the count with the pitcher winding up again.
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  He throws, and there is the second ball.
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  It's wide and low, making it two and one on Deshawn.
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  Two balls and one strike.
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  To end one and one count with the pitcher winding up again.
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  He throws, and it's inside and low for the third ball, making it three and one on Deshawn.
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  Three balls and one strike.
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  Kane takes an easy wind up, throws again, and it's strike two.
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  It barely caught the inside corner a little above the knees, making it three and two on Deshawn.
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  Three balls and two strikes.
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  He again starts to wind up.
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  Throws, and the hitter swings right through the box, hits the ball, and in the center field for a base hit.
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  The single to center field by Jimmy Deshawn, the Washington pitcher, puts him on first base.
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  Two out in the sixth inning.
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  And Almeida, the Washington center fielder, is at best.
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  Hitter swings and fouls the first one into the second deck above and to the right of the plate.
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  And it's strike one.
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  One strike to count.
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  The ball bounds out and over after being bumbled by some of the spectators up here.
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  It goes down amongst the box seat occupants downstairs.
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  It's one strike on Almeida.
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  And the pitcher's ready again.
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  Throws on its inside across the way for a ball, making it one and one.
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  One ball and one strike.
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  One and one is the count.
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  One and one, just waiting there against the sign as Almeida shifts first, the bat first to one hand, then the other.
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  Finally gets ready.
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  As Kane pitches and the hitter swings, hit a ball in the center field.
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  Pivich going way back and makes the catch out there.
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  Oh, the third out.
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  Pivich never hesitated.
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  That ball had hardly left the bat before he had turned his back to the infield
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  and was heading straight for that bleach at wall.
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  And he started watching back over his shoulder and whirled at the last minute to make that catch and deep center for the third out.
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  So it's no run.
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  One hit, one man left on base in the first half of the sixth inning.
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  And the score is still 6-2 in favor of Washington as the White Sox come to bat on the last half of the sixth
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  with Zeke Fenora again the first man at bat.
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  I don't know how many of the listeners have heard the one unusual bit of baseball news today.
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  Down there in St. Louis they've had quite a shakeup.
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  And manager Hornsby and coach Charlie O'Leary, who has incidentally resigned from Chicago, have been relieved.
• 1:23:20
  And for the remainder of the season at least, Jim Bottomley has been the main manager of the Browns.
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  And Gabby Street, who formerly managed the Cardinals and has recently been up there at St. Paul,
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  has been called in to assist Bottomley as coach.
• 1:23:35
  And that's the reorganization today down there in St. Louis for the American League club.
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  Fenora is up there at the plate now, starts the last half of the sixth inning.
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  She waits out there to get the time, starts to wind up.
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  And throws and Zeke takes a slow one and it's a curve over the outside corner above knee high.
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  Or strike one, one strike on Fenora.
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  She's waiting there for the next time.
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  Seems to have it, starts to wind up.
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  And Sitches in there to take the wide one across the catch for ball one.
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  So it's one and one, one ball and one strike on Fenora.
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  One and one to count.
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  One and one, but she winds up again.
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  Throw, Zeke swings, did a long drive to center field, but Almeyda is over there waiting for it, has it.
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  And it's one out in the sixth inning.
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  One out in the sixth inning for the White Docks.
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  And Red Clip, the White Dock left fielder, is at bat.
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  Red Red Clip up there now.
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  Whitehead is doing a little warming up on the bullpen, but I believe it's just to get a good loosening up
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  because he's expected to open against the Yankees next Friday.
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  Remember the Yankees here are Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with a doubleheader Sunday.
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  First pitch to Red Clip is a strike over the outside corner about way tight.
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  One strike to count.
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  She's ready again, winds up once more.
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  Throws and there's the ball, a third ball inside.
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  I called that other one a strike, apparently it was a ball. I thought I saw the umpire's arm come up on it.
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  It was ball one, so it's ball two now, according to that board.
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  And there is ball three inside across the way, making it three and nothing.
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  Devolved and no strikes.
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  Once more, DeShon starts to wind up.
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  Pitches, and there's a strike down the middle way side.
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  Throw and the count is three and one.
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  Three and one to count.
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  And there's the fourth ball, line wide right flick gets the big time ball.
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  She's on first base with one out on the sixth inning for the white stop.
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  And Luke Appling, white stop, short stop, here's a test.
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  Luke Appling up there at the plate.
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  Luke takes the first one and it's wide across the knees for ball one.
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  One ball called.
• 1:26:30
  DeShon gives the ball in there for a look over by the umpire, but has it again, pitches.
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  And it's a curve ball wide and low for ball two.
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  Making it count two and nothing.
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  Two balls and no strikes on Appling.
• 1:26:44
  That's the one first base, one out in the sixth inning for the white stop.
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  Throw it again for a strike over the inside corner about knee high.
• 1:26:53
  Appling turns and walks out of the box, apparently Luke is a little bit surprised at that.
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  Finally sets it back up to the plate and the count is two and one.
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  Two balls and one strike.
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  Two and one, it seems ready again.
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  Throws and it strikes two right down the alley just a little below the waist.
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  Making it two and two.
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  Two balls and two strikes on Appling.
• 1:27:19
  One out, reds keep on first base in the sixth inning for the stop.
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  Washington leading six to two.
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  DeShon pitches again and Appling gets the third ball.
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  One inside across the chest.
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  Run the count to three and two.
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  Three balls and two strikes.
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  Seems to have the sign again.
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  Takes another look at the man at first.
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  Pitches the runners on the goal as Appling hits the ball right back at the shortstop.
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  And he throws the second base and it's both out.
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  Although the play at second was a little close.
• 1:27:55
  The reds have one off the base and then went back to the base again.
• 1:27:59
  And he's standing there on second base while they're trying to decide amongst the umpires what is what.
• 1:28:06
  Appling is arguing with umpire Johnson that he thought that the runner was safe at second and thanks is out there.
• 1:28:12
  The umpire got himself into the argument by the fact that he spread his hand to indicate safe.
• 1:28:18
  And then after the ball was thrown to first base, lifted his hand to his shoulder indicating out.
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  If he had raised his hand to begin with I don't think there's been any argument.
• 1:28:27
  Now a couple of players are gathered around him because he did.
• 1:28:30
  He spread his hand parallel to the ground which is the usual sign to indicate safe.
• 1:28:35
  And then as the ball started on its way to first base the one hand came up about even with his shoulder.
• 1:28:41
  I noticed that but figured that he had started to call him safe and realized he was out and made the change in play.
• 1:28:47
  But naturally the ball players are going to if possible remind him of a situation like that.
• 1:28:52
  So anyway it's a double play making it three out.
• 1:28:55
  No runs, no hits in the sixth inning for the White Sox and the score standing six to two in favor of Washington at the end of the sixth inning.
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  And now again for scores and batteries from other cities we return to the studio.
• 1:29:06
  The National League, the Cubs took the first game from the Phillies four to one and at the end of the sixth inning of the second game lead the Phillies five to nothing.
• 1:29:13
  The Cubs five, Phillies nothing at the end of the sixth inning of the second game with French and O'Dea at the Cub battery for the second game for the Phillies.
• 1:29:18
  Jog and snap with opening while Cahey pitching in the third inning.
• 1:29:21
  The Brooklyn Dodgers blank the Pirates today six to nothing with Bowman and Todd the Pirate battery for the winning Dodgers Jeff Cote and Spencer.
• 1:29:28
  The Reds lead the Giants at the end of the seventh inning six to four with Hollingsworth and Davis the Reds battery for the Giants Castleman and Danning, Smith in the fifth and Kaufman in the seventh.
• 1:29:36
  The Bees beat the Cardinals in the first game five to one and lead the Cardinals at the end of the fifth inning of the second game two to one with Dizzy Dean and Owen working for the Cardinals in the second game for the Bees, Lanning and Miller.
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  In St. Louis the Yanks and the Browns are tied at the end of the first inning nothing to nothing with Wicker and Dickey the Yankee battery for the Browns, Cupeau and Hemsley.
• 1:29:56
  In Detroit the Red Sox lead the Tigers at the end of the first half of the fifth inning four to one with Grove and Desautel the Red Sox battery for the Tigers Bridges and Hayworth.
• 1:30:04
  The Indians won the first game of the double header from the Philadelphia Athletics nine to eight with Bob Peller the winning pitcher and in the second game the warm up pitchers for the A's, Rolf for the Indians, Galehouse.
• 1:30:15
  And now back to Kamiski Park and Halton, Deggit Hough.
• 1:30:18
  Back to the ballpark for the seventh inning ladies and gentlemen Lewis is the first man at bat for Washington.
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  Puts the first pitch for a ball foul the next one into the second deck to the left for a strike and now the pitcher winds up the throws again.
• 1:30:31
  But he hits the ball hard into right field for a good clean line single.
• 1:30:35
  The bring to the right by Lewis putting him on first base nobody out of the seventh inning for Washington and Travis the Washington shortstop is at bat. Travis up there for the play.
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  Clean out there smooths it down gets ready to pitch the first one to Travis.
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  Get your side there's a stretch you look to first base and throws over to first and the runner's back and plenty of time no nobody out on the seventh inning Lewis on first base.
• 1:31:06
  Of course six to two in favor of Washington Travis is back.
• 1:31:10
  Watch the first base throw and there swings in a high fly coming down foul back to third base and back into the seats out of reach.
• 1:31:17
  One strike on Travis one strike to count.
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  One strike at the count the pitcher waiting out there again.
• 1:31:40
  Smooth that dirt down in front of the slide and face the plate once more.
• 1:31:45
  Quite a while finally has a side.
• 1:31:49
  And pitchers in the hitter swings it a bounder down Hayes goes far to his left grab for it but it bounds on out into right field and the runner from first keeps right on for third base.
• 1:31:59
  Hayes dashed far to his left grab for the ball but it bounded took a bad hop and went over his hand on out into right field for a base hit.
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  Moving Lewis to third base and the center's have runners on first and third.
• 1:32:12
  Nobody out on the seventh inning and Simmons Al Simmons the Washington left fielder is at bat.
• 1:32:19
  Simmons up there at the plate.
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  Regney is now warming up to the starts alongside of Whitehead who I believe as I said is tuning up for here the first Friday.
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  And first pitch to Simmons the third ball wide for ball one.
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  One ball called.
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  And ready out there once more now.
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  Throw up in the hitter swings hit a ball into right field for another base hit.
• 1:32:45
  One run is called the runner first makes the turn but Walker's throw across the infield.
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  Two halflings hold him at second base.
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  So Simmons single to rec scores Lewis.
• 1:32:54
  It's Simmons third run batted in today.
• 1:32:57
  And Washington now leads the White Stats by a score of seven to two in the seventh inning.
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  Have runners on first and second with nobody out one run already home.
• 1:33:07
  And Stone the right fielder is at bat.
• 1:33:10
  Johnny's already up there at the plate infield playing for an expected front.
• 1:33:15
  Keen looks back at second base and pitches and Stone instead swings at the high flying short left field.
• 1:33:20
  That's just coming in very fast and gets it for the first out of the seventh inning.
• 1:33:28
  One out of the seventh inning for Washington.
• 1:33:30
  And Joe Cool the Washington first baseman is at bat.
• 1:33:34
  Cool up there at the plate.
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  From the hitter swings hit a high flying to deep right center.
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  Walker's way, way back there.
• 1:33:39
  So is Kravitz.
• 1:33:40
  Mike calls for the ball.
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  Makes the catch and makes the throw into second base.
• 1:33:44
  Holding the runner at first but the runner from second goes on to third after the catch.
• 1:33:51
  So it's two out of the seventh inning for Washington.
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  Have runners now on first and third with one run home.
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  And the man at bat is Buddy Meyer the Washington second baseman.
• 1:34:01
  Buddy stands there at the plate waiting as Keen gets his time, gets ready to pitch the first one to him.
• 1:34:13
  There's the stretch, looks at the runner first and third and pitches and the hitter hits the high flying to right field.
• 1:34:19
  Walker's back waiting for the ball, backs up a little more and makes the catch.
• 1:34:22
  Although he's throwing him a heel down as he's caught the ball as though he again had lost it in that tough time that they have to battle out there in the outfield.
• 1:34:30
  Buddy made the catch for the third out.
• 1:34:32
  And so in the first half of the seventh inning Washington had one run, three hits, two men left on base and the score is seven to one in favor of the Senators as the light shots come to bat in the last half of the seventh inning.
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  The crowd is up for the seventh inning stretch and the first light shot hitter will be Berger.
• 1:34:58
  The broadcast of the light shot Washington game comes to you direct from Comiskey Park, the home of the light shots at Chicago, as a presentation of your neighbor, a Texaco dealer, distributor of Texaco Fire Chief gasoline.
• 1:35:10
  The broadcast reaches you through station WCFL in Chicago.
• 1:35:15
  Berger's already up there to take.
• 1:35:28
  Announcing where the buses are to take the lines back downtown and anytime they want to go out there they can go and get them.
• 1:35:35
  But I don't imagine many of them will want to leave yet.
• 1:35:38
  There's a laugh when through these stands when he said they're there now if you want to leave now.
• 1:35:43
  They all want to wait until the end of this ball game.
• 1:35:46
  Here's Berger about to start the last half of the seventh inning with a light shot.
• 1:35:52
  I said the plate as Deshawn looks around towards the field, gets ready to pitch, stands there getting his time.
• 1:35:59
  Fires his windup throw and the hitter swings in a high fly coming back out over the stand above third base and it's one strike on Berger.
• 1:36:09
  One strike to count.
• 1:36:16
  This is waiting out there again.
• 1:36:18
  Gets his time, he's winding up.
• 1:36:21
  And throws and the hitter swings in, misses the curve ball outside for strike two and it's two strikes on Berger.
• 1:36:27
  Two strikes to count.
• 1:36:31
  The pitcher again starts to wind up.
• 1:36:33
  Throws and the hitter takes a wide one across the knees and it's ball one. So it's one ball and two strikes on both.
• 1:36:40
  One and two to count.
• 1:36:47
  Berger takes the next one for the second strike, rather third strike over the heart of the plate just above the knees and he's called out on strike for the first half of the seventh inning.
• 1:36:56
  Didn't agree with that very much but didn't have much of a complaint to make.
• 1:37:00
  And now Luke Sewell steps up there to the plate.
• 1:37:04
  Sewell with that.
• 1:37:07
  Regney keeping warm and might go in there in case they use a pinch hitter for Kane this inning.
• 1:37:13
  And Sewell takes the first pitch for a good strike over the heart of the plate about way high.
• 1:37:17
  One strike on Sewell.
• 1:37:22
  Throwing weight there again, has his time once more, starts to wind up.
• 1:37:26
  Pitchers and hitter swings and hits a slow boundary to the infield.
• 1:37:30
  Third baseman Lewis gets it, throws the first, but Cool had to make a fine reaching one-handed stab of the ball.
• 1:37:35
  A high throw to the left but he got it and held onto it on a nice play for the second out.
• 1:37:40
  So it's two outs in the seventh inning for the white shot and Kane, the pitcher, is coming up to bat.
• 1:37:48
  Kane is on his way up there.
• 1:37:54
  Slowly up that plate.
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  Barney Rives.
• 1:38:01
  Now Mr. Stratton is going to take a little work out off there in the bullpen also to loosen up a little today I reckon.
• 1:38:08
  And Kane flings the first pitch and misses the curve ball inside or strike one.
• 1:38:17
  One strike is the count.
• 1:38:20
  He throws again, hitter swings and misses the curve ball or strike two.
• 1:38:24
  And it's two strikes on Kane.
• 1:38:27
  Two strikes at the top of the pitcher, ready once more.
• 1:38:31
  Winds up.
• 1:38:33
  Pitchers and hitter swings and misses striking out for the third out in the seventh inning making it no runs, no hits in the seventh inning for the white shot.
• 1:38:42
  And at the end of the seventh inning the white shot and Washington Senators stand with Washington leading 7-2.
• 1:38:50
  Washington 7, white shot 2 at the end of the seventh inning.
• 1:38:55
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  First man at bat in the eighth inning for Washington will be Rick Barlow who is already on his way up there to the plate.
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  Kane has finished the warm-up and Barlow stepping up there to the plate.
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  And there's the first pitch too, Rick Barlow, the ball that came inside and low for ball one.
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  One ball call.
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  And there's the next one.
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  He started a swing stop but he'd gone about through on the ball, a high-pass ball inside and he missed a close strike one.
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  So it's one-on-one, one ball and one strike on Rick.
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  Kane starts to wind up again, he throws and Barlow takes the ball to his inside across the way, making it two balls and one strike on Rick Barlow.
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  Two-and-one is the count.
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  There is the next one, a beauty down the left field line for a base hit.
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  The boys in the south both end get out of the way as the ball goes through to the left field wall and Red Clip Getter throws it in the third base on a long hop as Barlow pulls up at second base.
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  It's a double down the left field line by Rick Barlow putting him on second base with nobody out in the eighth inning for Washington and Jimmy DeShong is the best.
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  Washington is leading the White Sox by a score of 7-2.
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  If you're watching second base throws then, ah, our friend drives something new that time.
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  He choked up on the bat, swung around his old punt and as the infielder started in he pulled the bat back and took a little chop swing at the ball but bowled it into the stand at the right of the plate or strike one.
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  One strike on DeShong and the pitcher waiting there again.
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  Barney seems ready, takes another look back at second base pitcher and Jimmy was around ready to bunt again but the pitch came high and wide so they let it go for ball one and the count is one ball and one strike on DeShong.
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  One and one the count.
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  One and one, takes another look at second throws and DeShong bunts the ball right back to Kane who turns, starts to throw to third and sees that the man has gone back to second so he whirls and throws to first and he threw wide but Hayes got the ball,
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  reaching way out to the left, hung onto the base and then Zique Benoit's hand went sweeping into the air in a typical umpire's out motion but there wasn't any question about it so nobody could get mad.
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  So the bunt resulted in nothing but getting the man at first base because the runner from second did not advance so it's not a sacrifice naturally.
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  Just plain infield out on the bunt so it's one out of the eight thinning for Washington.
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  Farrell is still on second base and Almeida the lead old man on center fielder left handed hitter is up there at the plate.
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  Almeida at bat, he throws and now swings at a high fly to right field, walkers back under the ball, comes in under it a little bit, makes the catch and throws hard.
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  Oh look at that throw across the infield, holy cat.
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  Walkers through that ball to within five feet, a third base and straight as a die and gets a terrific run that will cause from the fans for that great throw.
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  That's the arm that was weak last year, so weak they had to tear it apart and put it together again.
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  He's really been doing some throwing and they sort of respected that too.
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  That runner just made a start for third and then went back and stood there.
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  Of course he isn't particularly a fast man but even then very usually the man at second on the ball hits that deep.
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  We'll go to third anyway.
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  So it's two out of the eighth thinning for Washington.
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  Farrell is still on second base and Lewis, Buddy Lewis the third baseman, another left hander hitter at bat, hits the first pitch, a long hopper down to Appling and gets it.
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  Throw to first and Lewis is out for the third out, ending the eighth thinning, the first half of the eighth.
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  No runs, one hit, one man left on base.
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  Game pitch, good ball there, the first man up doubled and he was still on second base when the inning was over.
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  So it's seven to two in favor of Washington as the White Sox come to bat in the last half of the eighth thinning with Jackie Hayes, the White Sox second base winner lead out man, the first man at bat.
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  Hayes up there to play.
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  Whoa, got a fraud in the throw.
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  The White Sox Washington game comes to you direct from Comiskey Park.
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  The broadcast reaches you through station WCFL in Chicago.
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  Hayes waits there as DeShong goes through his warm-up.
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  Jackie steps up there now and DeShong on the mound gets ready to pitch the first one to him.
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  Starts to wind up and pitches and the header takes a high one inside for ball one.
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  One ball called, one ball called.
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  Ready again, starts to wind up once more.
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  Throw in Jackie, takes a strike over the heart of the plate just above the knees and it's one and one.
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  Brown and Stratton are both warming up now and they're both coming out for a stop.
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  Brown I think could go in there if they could suddenly get a big rally going here and get down far enough for the pinch hitter.
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  The hitter hits the ball back over the pitcher's head and Meyer gets the ball near second base and makes a nice underhand flip throw to first in order to retire Hayes by an eyelatch for the first out in the eighth inning.
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  One out in the eighth inning for the White Sox and Mike Krivitz is at bat.
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  White Sox has still made only three hits off DeShong, the last one being Benoit's double in the fourth which was really a misjudged fly on the part of Stone.
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  It's going to be awesome to get started but it starts pretty soon.
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  Krivitz hits the first pitch and easy bound it down to Travis who gets it through the first end.
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  Krivitz is out for the second out.
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  So it's two out in the eighth inning for the White Sox and Walker is at bat.
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  Takes a look around getting ready to pitch the first one to Dixie.
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  Finally starts to wind up slow and Walker swings it about it down to the left end.
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  It bounds fast, a shortstop and out second base in the grass and I believe it will be a base hit because the ball took a very nasty hop and the shortstop had to reach for it and it bound it past him.
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  And it's a base hit for Walker on a ball that took a nasty hop fast Travis a shortstop.
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  So it puts Dixie on first base with two out in the eighth inning and Zeke Benoit is at bat.
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  Benoit is up there at the plate and the first pitch is wide and low for ball one.
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  One ball called.
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  And a pitch of throws again.
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  Zeke takes a high one inside, full ball and the count is one and one.
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  One ball and one strike.
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  One and one on Benoit.
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  To wait for the next time.
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  There he has it.
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  There's the stretch.
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  Takes a look at first base pitchers.
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  And it's a curve ball wide and low for ball two.
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  So the count is two balls and one strike.
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  Two and one on Zeke Benoit.
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  Once more the pitcher steps on the slab and jumps his cap.
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  Looks to be hitter.
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  Gets his sign.
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  He's ready to pitch.
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  Takes a look at the man at first base pitchers.
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  And Zeke takes a high one inside for ball three.
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  And it's three balls and one strike on Benoit.
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  Three and one the count.
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  Washington leading the White Sox seven to two in the last half of the eighth inning.
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  Deshaun ready again.
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  Pitchers and Benoit flings and hits the ball foul.
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  Hits the catcher's mask.
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  And then the protector and bounds off to the right.
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  But he gets it and opposes back.
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  The pitcher, Deshaun, stands out there on the mound.
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  Rubbing that ball up.
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  Finally turns around.
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  Watches the plate again while he finishes rubbing up the ball.
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  Steps on the slab.
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  Suddenly steps off.
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  Takes a look at the runner at first.
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  Kuhl holds his hands out and starts saying, come on, if you want to throw the ball, throw it.
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  But he throws it in.
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  The plate is set so the umpire can look it over.
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  Three and two is the count.
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  Byowans examined it very carefully.
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  Hands it back to the catcher.
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  Zeke shakes the edge.
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  And the ball is thrown back out to the pitcher with a count of three balls and two strikes on Benoit.
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  Three and two the count.
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  Wipes it out there for the next time.
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  There's the stretch again.
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  He pitches.
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  And with the runner on the goal, Benoit follows the ball onto the roof of the stand above first base.
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  And it's three and two still.
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  Three balls and two strikes.
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  On Zeke.
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  Three and two the count.
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  Benoit's getting ready to pitch again.
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  Finally has his time.
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  Pitchers with the runner on the goal.
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  The hitter hits one foul down the left field line.
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  Hard hit boundary.
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  And it's three and two still on Zeke.
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  Three balls and two strikes.
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  Three and two the count.
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  Pitcher team's ready again.
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  Throw.
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  And it's a wide one for ball four.
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  Zeke gets the base on ball.
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  It moves Walker to second base.
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  And the rip rat comes up there to the plate for the stock.
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  That's been up there three times.
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  He forced Walker for the second out in the first inning.
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  Round it out to the shortstop for the first down in the fourth.
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  Walken was forced to second base the front end of the double play at the end of the sixth inning.
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  And he's up there now with two out in the eighth inning.
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  Mike's touch runner's on first and second.
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  Score seven to two in favor of Washington.
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  And the first pitch inside and low for ball one.
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  One ball foul.
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  They're ready out there again.
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  Zeke's another look at second.
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  Pitcher's and Ratcliffe hits the ball in the center of the upper base yet.
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  They're on it for second.
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  It's around third on his way home.
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  And Bonora drops and races back to second base just in time.
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  Made the turn for third.
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  Return and dash back to second.
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  Make sure being safe somewhere and Trill was almost out.
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  However, Ratcliffe's single to center.
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  Scores Walker.
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  Make the score seven to three in favor of Washington.
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  And Luke Affling is at bat.
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  Affling up there to break.
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  His runner's on first and second.
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  Two out, one run home in the eighth.
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  And Washington leading seven to three.
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  Affling lined out to the center fielder for the third out in the first inning.
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  Washington was left on base in the fourth and hit into the double play at the end of the sixth inning.
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  He's up there now.
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  White Sox runners on first and second.
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  Two out, one run home in the eighth inning.
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  Washington leading seven to three.
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  And Luke takes the first pitch inside and low for ball one.
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  One ball called.
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  Seems to have a sign again.
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  There's a stretch.
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  Take another look back at second base pitches for a strike.
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  Low curve, knee inside.
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  Caught the heart of the plate about knee high.
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  And it's one and one.
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  My goodness, Thornton Lee.
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  Pitched yesterday and one.
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  He's out there warming up for the Sox along with Brown.
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  And the hitter hits the ball.
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  Ball down past third base.
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  And it's one and two.
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  Pitching inside, Affling, for some reason rather.
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  One and two is the count.
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  One ball and two strikes.
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  And Pitcher wakes up there again.
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  Gets the new ball to pitch.
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  Teams ready.
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  Take a look back at second base.
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  Thornton Affling swings in a pop fly out back at second base.
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  Travis a shortstop and Meyer the second baseman there.
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  And Buddy comes into the infield, catches the ball.
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  Almost dropped it but manages to scoop it in against his chest.
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  And hang onto it for the third out.
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  So it's one run, two hits, and two men left on base in the last half of the eighth inning for the White Sox.
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  And at the end of the eighth inning, Washington is leading the White Sox by a score of seven to three.
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  Washington leading the White Sox seven to three at the end of the eighth inning.
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  First man to start on the ninth inning for Washington is Travis the shortstop.
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  He's already up there to play.
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  Kane finishes his warm-up, moves the dirt down in front of the slats, stands there watching the plate, and gets ready to pitch.
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  Getting his sign out there.
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  Finally starts his wind-up.
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  Pitches and the hitter takes a strike over the heart of the plate just above the knee.
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  One strike on Travis.
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  Strike at the count.
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  The way there again has a sign once more.
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  Starts to wind up.
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  Pitches and the hitter takes it inside across the waist for ball one.
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  And the count is one ball and one strike on Travis, one and one.
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  Hits the next one for a foul down the left field line and into the second deck.
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  Hits one and two, one ball and two strikes.
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  One and two to count, but he walks slowly up onto the slide again.
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  Stands there getting his sign as he watches his catcher.
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  And finally starts to wind up.
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  Pitches and the hitter swings and fouls the ball back to the screen.
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  It's still one and two.
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  Ed Linkey is doing a little warming up down the right field both ends for the tenors.
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  One and two to count, but it's waiting out there again.
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  Stands there getting his sign, winds up.
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  And pitches and the hitter swings it an easy bounder down the haze.
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  It gets it on the second half, throws the first and Travis is out for the first out of the ninth inning.
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  One out of the ninth inning for the tenors.
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  Simmons, the Washington left fielder is at bat.
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  Simmons up there to play.
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  He has his sign, he's winding up.
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  And throws and now swings and hits the ball hard and haze.
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  Leaps into the air to make the play.
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  One-handed stab of that ball and hang onto it for the second out.
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  That's a nice play by Jackie.
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  And it's two out of the ninth inning for the tenors.
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  There's Stone, Johnny Stone, the Washington right fielder at bat.
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  Stone up there to play.
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  He starts to wind up.
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  Throws and Stone takes it inside and low for ball one.
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  Ball rolls back from the catcher until he gets another ball and throws it out to the pitcher.
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  He loves it up a little bit.
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  He has his sign once more, winds up.
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  Throws and Stone starts to swing stuff.
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  The ball hits the bat and goes far up into the second deck down in front of it to our left a little bit.
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  And it's one and one.
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  One ball and one strike.
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  One and one to count.
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  Seems ready out there again.
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  Stands there watching the catcher for the sign.
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  Starts to wind up.
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  Still winding up until the hitter steps out of the box.
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  He took such a long session out there swinging his arms back and forth.
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  In fact, he even looks away over towards the dugout.
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  And now the pitcher winds up and pitches and Stone swings it high flying to center field.
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  The hitter stands there waiting now. He jogs three or four steps to the right. He's jogging in a little.
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  And makes the catch for the third out.
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  So it's no runs, no hits.
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  In the ninth inning for Washington, no hits.
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  And the score is still 7-3 in favor of the center.
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  So the white shots come to bat in the last half of the ninth inning with Berger.
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  Berger the Washington third baseman, the first man at bat.
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  Well, somebody going to bat for Berger. Mr. Rosenthal, Larry Rosenthal is up there to bat in place of Berger.
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  In the ninth inning, he's already waiting there swinging a couple of bats.
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  White shot's last chance to get back in this ball game because the Senators have a four-run lead
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  and are leading 7-3 going into the last half of the ninth.
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  Larry steps up there at the plate now to start the last half of the ninth inning.
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  And Deshawn stands there waiting.
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  He's still keeping all ready and warm out there in the right field bullpen.
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  As he throws that first one, it's inside across the way for ball one.
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  And as he winds up again, throws, Larry swings, hits the bounder down the first baseline.
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  Cool get that races for the bag.
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  And they slide in and the runner is safe.
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  And the ball is straightened to the base.
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  Mr. John was turning over and the runner and fielder both slid for the bag.
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  And the umpire calls time now while he straightens the base.
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  Rosenthal beats it out for a base hit.
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  They both slid for the base and Larry slid in there just ahead of him and gets credit for a base hit.
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  And the strike now.
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  Dool is up there at the plate now to start his turn at bat in the ninth inning with Rosenthal on first base.
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  Haas is already out here to bat in place of Kane.
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  And the first pitch is a strike down the middle with Luke let's go by for strike one.
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  One strike to count.
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  Ready out there again, throws and through swings, hit a little looping fly in the short left field.
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  Short stop going back and makes the catch back there for the second out, first out rather, second man up.
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  I'm getting a little ahead of myself.
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  And it's one out in the ninth inning for the White Sox with Haas now batting in place of Kane.
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  Haas batting for Kane.
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  Rosenthal on first base, one out in the ninth inning for the White Sox.
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  And Haas is batting in place of Kane.
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  Watch the first base pitches and Muell takes a wide one across the depth for ball one.
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  One ball called.
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  Last half of the ninth, Washington leading seven to three.
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  Throws again and Muell takes ball two.
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  It's wide across the knees this time and it's two and nothing, two balls and no strikes on Haas.
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  One nothing is the count.
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  Pitches and throws again and it's a strike over the outside corner across the knees making it two and one.
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  Two balls and one strike on Haas.
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  Two and one to count. Pitches ready out there again.
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  Swings the next one in and easy bound to Meyer who throws the second and throws the first is not completed
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  because Haas was across the bag and Chavis merely held the ball but Rosenthal is forced to second base Meyer,
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  Chavis for the second out in the ninth inning bringing Haas, the lead off man, to bat.
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  Haas up there to plate.
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  He's waiting out there to pitch now to Jackie and they're getting his time.
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  Watch the first base and throws and Haas hits a long drive to center field.
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  But Almeida's back waiting for the ball and gets it for the third out and the ball game is over.
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  With the four standing seven to three in favor of the Washington club ending the White Sox winning streak at six straight.
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  No runs, one hit, one man left on base in the last half of the ninth inning.
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  And the total, the Senators had seven runs, twelve hits, no errors, and seven men left on the bases.
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  And the White Sox had three runs, six hits, one error, and seven men left on the bases.
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  The winning pitcher of course was Deshawn.
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  The losing pitcher was Dietrich and the time of the game was one hour and fifty-four minutes.
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  No game here tomorrow. We'll do the cup game by wire on the air.
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  And then on Friday the New York Yankees are here to open their four game series, single games Friday and Saturday, and a double hitter on Sunday.
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  All of the reserved seats and box seats are sold for Sunday, but 40,000 grand stand seats and 5,000 bleacher seats will be placed on sale Sunday morning.
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  So there's still plenty of room for everybody.
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  Well that's all for now.
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  So Hal Totten speaking for Uncle George as well as himself.
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  Good afternoon from Comiskey Park and we return to the studio.
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  Goodbye now.
• 2:04:01
  Speaking first, the National League. The Cubs took both games of a twin build from the Philadelphia Phillies today, winning the first 4-1 with four runs, ten hits, and one error. To the Phillies, one run, eight hits, and no errors.
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  Lee and Harknett, the Cubs battered for the first game. Both the Phillies, Johnson and Grace.
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  In the first game, Collins had a home run on the first inning and Camille of the Phillies in the ninth inning.
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  The Cubs won the second game, six to nothing. They had six runs, eleven hits, and no errors. To the Phillies, no runs, six hits, and three errors.
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  French and O'Dea, the Cub battered for the second game and for the Phillies. Jorgensen-Atwood opened with Mulcahy pitching in the third inning, Kelleher in the eighth, and Crawford in the ninth inning.
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  These two wins on the part of the Cubs and the Giants losing to the Reds by a score of six to five puts the Cubs two games ahead of the Giants in the National League race.
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  The Giants lost to the Reds today, six to five. When the Reds scored six runs, nine hits, and two errors. To the Giants, five runs, ten hits, and five errors.
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  Hollingsworth and Davis, the winning Reds battered with Derringer pitching in the eighth inning. And for the Giants, Castleman and Danning opened.
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  Smith on the mound in the fifth inning, Kaufman in the seventh, and Baker in the ninth.
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  In that game, Whitehead of the Giants had a home run on the third with one on. Goodman of the Reds in the fifth inning with one on. And more of the Giants in the seventh with the bases empty.
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  In Boston, the Bees stung the St. Louis Cardinals for a double win today, taking both games of the twin bill.
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  From the Cardinals, five to one with five runs, seven hits, and no errors. To the Cardinals, one run, five hits, and no errors.
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  Blake and Owen, the Cardinal batter for the game, for the Bees, Fetty and Miller. Miller of the Bees came through in the eleventh inning with three men on base to score five runs.
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  The Bees won five runs, two one runs for the Cardinals. In the second game, the Bees came out on top two to one with two runs, six hits, and one error.
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  To the Cardinals, one run, two hits, no errors. Dizzy Dean, the losing pitcher for the Cardinals, with Owen the catcher, and four to Bees, Lanning and Miller.
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  And now in the American League, the Yankees are leading the Browns at the end of the first half of the sixth inning, two to one.
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  Wicker and Vicki, the Yankee batter, both a Browns, Coupal, and Hensley. Henrik of the Yanks had a home run on the second and Crossfetti in the sixth.
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  In Detroit, the Boston Red Sox lead the Tigers at the end of the seventh inning, ten to three.
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  Grove and Dessautels, the Red Sox batter, for the Tigers, Bridges and Hayworth opening, Gill pitching in the sixth inning.
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  Fox of the Red Sox has had two home runs, one in the second and one in the sixth with one man off.
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  In Cleveland, the Indians won the first game of a twin build from the Philadelphia Athletics, nine to eight, with nine runs, 13 hits, and no errors.
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  To the A's, eight runs, nine hits, and two errors.
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  Thomas and Conroy started for the A's, with Nelson pitching in the fifth and Kelly in the eighth.
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  For the Tribe, Harger and Sullivan started, Andrews hurling in the eighth, and Bob Feller, the winning pitcher on the slab in the ninth inning.
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  In the second game at the end of the first half of the first inning, the A's lead the Indians three to nothing, with Roth and Brucker, the A battery.
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  For the Indians, Galehouse and Pitlak starting with Heaving replacing Galehouse in the first inning.
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  Moses of the A's has had a home run. He had it in the first inning of the second game.
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  On important plays, the base coaches advise their players, play safe. That's good baseball.
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  It is also good advice to motorists to have one decision that must be played safe, and that is their choice of chassis lubrication.
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  Every month, more and more drivers are making sure. Choose Marfak, the amazing Texaco lubricant.
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  It stays with its job, clings to rapidly moving parts, your important chassis gears will run easier, and your car will ride smoother, last longer,
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  and its depreciation will be markedly less per thousand miles with Marfak.
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  Make it a point today to play safe on chassis lubrication. Drive to your nearest Texaco dealer and say Marfak.
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  Your neighborhood Texaco service station has brought to you this broadcast for the Chicago White Sox and the Washington Senators baseball game,
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  direct from Comiskey Park.
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  Redfellers speaking for the Texas Company invite you to tune in tomorrow afternoon at 2 10 p.m.
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  for another baseball broadcast with Hal Toppin at the Microphone.
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  And whenever you hear the siren and bell, think of Texaco.
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