Dick Stuart

Donn Clendenon is the batter.

This is the first baseman who replaced Dick Stuart in the lineup this season for the Pittsburgh Pirates, as Stuart was traded down to the Boston Red Sox, and they foresee future stardom for this fella.

He is hitting 283.

A double, a triple, four home runs, and seven runs batted in.

Switch hitter bats right.

There's the pitch in there for a called strike to Schofield.

Pittsburgh Pirates remade their infield this year as they traded Dick Stuart to the Boston Red Sox, Dick Groat to the St. Louis Cardinals, Don Hoak to the Philadelphia Phillies.

Slow curveball is high.

Tony Gonzalez playing in left field, batting in the fourth position.

Dick Stuart at first base, batting fifth.

Clay Dalrymple, the catcher, batting sixth.

Tony Taylor at second base, batting seventh.

Briggs hitting at .237 with four home runs and 24 runs batted in.

Briggs also is a left-hand batter.

First four hitters for the Phillies left-handed, then Dick Stuart.

On deck batters, Johnny Callison.

The pitch, curve inside a ball.

I remember in the 1960s, Dick Stuart got the biggest cheer he ever got in his life from about 50,000 people at Pitt Stadium when he hit a big home run to clinch it for us practically in a ballgame anyhow in Cincinnati.

Here's the 1-0, and there's a high fly to shallow center.

Don Hahn flips the glaze, comes up.

Mel Ott's career record, of course, was 511 home runs.

On the field for the Mets, Dick Stuart at first, Ron Hunt at second, Roy McMillan at shortstop, and Ken Boyer at third.

Ron Swoboda in left, Cleon Jones in center, Jim Hickman in right.

The pitch to Mays, rocking back a little across the letters.

He is to pitch it on the ground.

A comeback, taken by Hamblin.

He plays on to Dick Stuart, and the side is out.

Giants got no runs.

Uh, it might be the year when he's gonna get it all done for us, and he has, as fine a year as he had last year, we're certainly, and I know he's looking forward to a better one than this year.

Dick Stuart will be at first base hitting behind Rick.

Uh, he's had a fine s- uh, spring.

And, uh, one thing about Dick, you know, uh, when he hits it, I don't think it, it matters where he's playing because it'll get right, carry out of any ballpark.

The second pitch of the game, and Harper sits down.

A curveball is high and inside, two and one.

Defensively for the Angels, Rodriguez at third, Fregosi at short, Bobby Kinock back on the outfield grass at second, Dick Stuart is the first baseman.

In the outfield, Reichardt in left, John Stone in center, Voss in right.

Batting third and playing third base, Richie Allen.

Batting fourth and playing first base, Dick Stuart.

Batting fifth and playing left field, Wes Covington.

Batting sixth and playing second base, Tony Taylor.

It's two-two pitch, and it misses high and away.

The count goes full at three and two.

The Phillies have Dick Stewart at first base tonight.

They had Frank Comment there last night.