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Well, we'd like to welcome to our NBC broadcast booth Bill O'Donnell.

Been with the Baltimore Orioles for years now, and Baltimore is picked to be the favorite in this, the Series, but it's all even, Bill, one and one.

Our engineer, John Rice.

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Another brilliant sunshiny day here in Los Angeles, California, and an anticipated sellout throng that will go up very close to the mark of 55,941 that sat in on yesterday's game and saw, of course, Baltimore take a one-nothing edge in the series, winning the game five-two.

But it's a horse of a different color, as they say, because Mr. Sandy Koufax is the man the Dodgers send out there today.

Everybody, out for Gillette Right Guard.

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Mike Cuellar, who won the first game of this World Series, has decided to warm up right by home plate, right in front of the stands, and Cuellar already has put himself in the action This game is authorized under television rights granted by Major League Baseball solely for the entertainment of our audience.

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And now the color guard moves out toward the mound, and in a few moments we'll have the playing of the national anthem.

In the meantime, this is a replay of the first game of this 1969 World Series.

That is why we are having a delay, and they are looking at his leg.

He might have a lost muscle cramp in his left leg In the corner of the dugout.

And the umpires, that's one thing about the umpires, the Office of the Commissioner of Baseball and Commissioner Bowie Kuhn has instructed his umpires that people come to see a World Series and they come to see the stars play.

So no matter what happens on the All-Star field today between the American and National League, everybody will remember this one as the hot one in St. Louis in 1966.

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Well, on this sunny afternoon, working with us again as he does all year long is the former Yankee shortstop Tony Kubek.

And Tony, the 1966 All-Star Game is just moments away.

It was expected to climb as high as 108 officially, and I'm sure it was at least that on the ball field today.

The entire ball game, Tony, took less than two and a half hours for a ball game that went 10 innings, and another thrilling contest for the All-Stars.

The lineup cards are being exchanged with Casey Stengel, uh, representing the Yankees, and Captain Dick Groat for the Pittsburgh Pirates.

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He's now nothing and one.

And the series is even at two games apiece.

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The weather is perfect once again, sunny and bright with the temperature in the high 70s.

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The big question today is, can the Cincinnati Reds top Whitey Ford? The Reds playing on their home grounds, Crosley Field in Cincinnati, now trail two games to one to the New York Yankees.

concluding the series if they ought to win the World Series, and that would encompass also a very probable defeat that they'd have to defeat Whitey Ford if it went to seven games, which it would have to go for the Reds to win it.

So I don't know if this is a tough task facing the Cincinnati Reds now.

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Our engineer today was Harry Alexander.

Harry Walker presenting for New York-

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Dick Stella is the umpire behind the plate.

The Commissioner of Baseball, Bowie Kuhn, is here tonight.

He was present at a press gathering late this afternoon here at the ballpark.

Here is a 1-1 pitch to Agee.