Bill Giles

A Philadelphia Philly spokesman said the opening National League playoff game against the Reds is expected to be played despite forecasted rain.

Bill Giles, the executive vice president of the club, said he had been in constant touch... with various weathermen and they indicate that the rain should stop by about six o'clock that's in about four hours and 45 minutes from now the phillies have not had a game rained out all season national league president jeff feeney who will make the decision whether to play or not said at noon that as a result of the weather report we don't plan to call the game until tonight meaning of course saturday night but that's the way we're planning unless the weather report gets turned around But I'll tell you one thing.

It is not going to be Chalcini who's going to make the decision whether to play or not.

It's going to be the plate umpire because in a situation like this, they always go ahead and authorize the umpire to make that decision for the league president.

The score is the Yankees 2, the Royals nothing.

Our spokesman for the Philadelphia Phil says Saturday night's opening National League playoff game against Cincinnati is expected to be played despite forecast of rain.

Executive Vice President Bill Giles says he's been in constant touch with various weathermen and they indicate that the rain will stop by about 6 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time and the game is scheduled for 8.15 p.m.

The Phillies have not had a game rained out all season.

A Philadelphia Phillies spokesman said the opening National League playoff game against the Reds is expected to be played despite forecasted rain.

Bill Giles, the executive vice president of the club, said he has been in constant touch with various weathermen, and they indicate that the rain should stop by about 6:00.

That's in about four hours and 45 minutes from now.

The Phillies have not had a game rained out all season.

Nothing across, and in the middle of the seventh, the score is the Yankees two, the Royals nothing.

A spokesman for the Philadelphia Phillies says Saturday night's opening National League playoff game against Cincinnati is expected to be played despite forecast rain.

Executive Vice President Bill Giles says he's been in constant touch with various weathermen, and they indicate that the rain will stop by about six PM Eastern Daylight Time, and the game is scheduled for eight fifteen PM.

The Phils have not had a game rained out all season.

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Let us say that if he would have earned about a million dollars, then I think it would play out more than the league cost them in the neighborhood of six hundred thousand dollars.

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Bill, can I tell you, it's, it's a great day for you, great night for you.

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