Billy Herman

off in some of the o'connor will hit the juicer position and we'll catch gerringer will bat third playing at second base ruth gargan who was hitting fifth it moves up to four then comes fox the right fielder hitting fifth up six is rogal the shortstop then owing this afternoon at third base hitting eight at third base and the pitcher is orca The lineup for the Chicago Cubs is exactly that, as it has been in the first two games.

DeLon leading off on the left, Herman at second base, Lindstrom in center, Yavi Harden at the big catcher hitting fourth, Demarie in right, Cabaretta, the 19-year-old whiz first baseman, then Hack at third, Jurgis at short, and the pitcher, Bill Lee.

Now, this injury pushes Detroit slightly behind the eight ball, so to speak.

But the Tigers have showed their mettle in the way they have played ball and won over in the American League, not only this year, but last season.

Hack at third.

Jurgis at short.

Billy Herman at second.

Cabaret at first.

and a poor, yucky Indian boy from just outside Mesa, Arizona, Phil Ortega, is warming up for the Washington Senators, and a lad of French-Canadian descent, Bill Mambouquet, is warming up for the Boston Red Sox.

New manager Billy Herman is down at home plate, along with returning manager Gil Hodges, to change the lineup, go with the ground rules, and get the season underway.

The Red Sox, We'll have in their lineup today a rookie, Rico Petruccelli.

He'll be the only rookie in.

He takes it high and outside, ball two.

Petrocelli has no doubt about his fielding ability.

And Billy Herman, in trying to tighten up the club defensively, is giving him a shot at short.

There is a doubt about his bat.

Claps his hands together and shouts words of encouragement to Snyder.

Billy Herman putting on the signs down behind third, relaying the signs from Walter Alston on the bench.

Turley and Padres in the duel here this afternoon at Ebbets Field.

Turley checks Reese at first, delivers a plate.

It's low.

One ball and one strike.

Perillo looking around at Billy Herman to see if there's a sign of any kind on.

Perillo up.

So we have a one-on-one ball game on the works here at Wrigley Field in Chicago in this bright, brilliant, sunny afternoon.

We'd just like to say, too, that down at Pearl Harbor, that they've just completed what is known as the Navy World Series down there with the National League team led by Billy Herman, winning 4-3 and taking the series.

And Schoolboy Rowe, who used to pitch for these Detroit Tigers, was running the American League aggregation.

All made up of players out there that formerly served in the National and American Leagues.

The right support.

Pee-wee again takes a look down to Billy Herman coaching at third.

Jake Fidler coaching at first.

The wind-up by Cooks, and he deals on the three and nothing, and it's ball four.

You know work said yesterday the wind was blowing in my field So he said he wasn't gonna take a poke out that way gonna try to go to left and get the wall twice today He may be trying to pull no wind blowing in the jet.

Here's the pitch swung on grounded foul down the first baseline strike one Nothing in one to count on pick work Jim Pagliaroni on deck Billy Herman coaching at third.

Rudy York at first.

Bud Daly into the stretch.

Budden steps back.

That would have been a ball as it almost hit him.

Billy Herman coaching at third.

Rudy York down at first for the Red Sox.

No! Don Johnson.

No! I'd say, well, Billy Herman then.

No! You know.

Well, you know.