David Eisenhower

Pat Nixon is scheduled to be here.

David Eisenhower, of course, Tricia and Julie Nixon.

At this point, the Commissioner of Baseball, Bowie Kuhn, and there's a room right behind me, behind the Orioles' dugout, waiting for the dignitaries to show up, and we hope to bring them to you during the course of this ballgame.

Right now, let's go back upstairs.

That's Patricia Nixon, also with her mother.

We've had all kinds of rumors.

First, President Nixon was going to throw out the first ball, then Vice President Agnew, then David Eisenhower, and finally we're down to the first pitch with the commissioner of baseball, Bowie Kuhn.

David Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower.

...

David and Julie Eisenhower.

[crowd cheering]

And David and Julie Eisenhower.

The Commissioner of Baseball, Bowie Kuhn, right in back, and Mrs., uh, Kuhn in back of Mrs. Nixon.

If the president is looking in, Earl Weaver wants to know where his telephone call is.

And he picks up his first strikeout.

[crowd cheering] So with two down, and on your screen right now Mrs. Nixon, the First Lady of our land, and, uh, in a very interesting conversation right now I'm s- I'm sure with Commissioner of Baseball, Mr. Bowie Kuhn.

It's rumored that he may be here today, and he may still come.

Pat Nixon is scheduled to be here, David Eisenhower, and of course, Tricia and Julie Nixon.

At this point, the Commissioner of Baseball, Bowie Kuhn, is in a room right behind me, behind the Orioles dugout, waiting for the dignitaries to show up, and we hope to bring them to you during the course of this ballgame.

Right now, let's go back upstairs.

That's Tricia Nixon, also with her mother.

We've had all kinds of rumors.

First President Nixon was going to throw out the first ball, then Vice President Agnew, then David Eisenhower, and finally we're down to the first pitch with the Commissioner of Baseball, Bowie Kuhn.

David Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower, Julie.

That's Mrs. Richard Nixon.

David and Julie Eisenhower.

And David and Julie Eisenhower, the commissioner of baseball, Bowie Kuhn, right in back, and Mrs. Kuhn in back, Mrs. Nixon.

If the president is looking in, Earl Weaver wants to know where his telephone call is.

He hasn't heard yet, he says.

So with two down, And on your screen right now, Mrs. Nixon.

The first lady of our land and in a very interesting conversation right now, I'm sure, with Commissioner of Baseball, Mr. Bowie Kuhn.

And David and Julie Eisenhower also

If you care about somebody, it doesn't matter who your father-in-law is.

And Ted says, tell that to David Eisenhower.

The audience laughs.

I don't know what the joke is there, but I assume that's got something to do with former general and president Dwight Eisenhower.

It's rumored that he may be here today, and he may still come.

Pat Nixon is scheduled to be here, David Eisenhower, and of course, Tricia and Julie Nixon.

At this point, the Commissioner of Baseball, Bowie Kuhn, and there's a room right behind me, behind the Orioles' dugout, waiting for the dignitaries to show up, and we hope to bring them to you during the course of this ballgame.

Right now, let's go back upstairs.

That's Tricia Nixon, also with her mother.

We've had all kinds of rumors.

First, President Nixon was going to throw out the first ball, then Vice President Agnew, then David Eisenhower, and finally we're down to the first pitch with the commissioner of baseball, Bowie Q. David Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower.

Julie.