Eddie Yost

For Gil Hodges, Yogi Berra on the coaching lines at first.

Eddie Yost is on the lines at third.

Pitching coach Rube Walker working in the dugout with Gil, and Joe Pignatano taking care of the bullpen.

Here's the pitch to Tommy, a little skipper down the third base line.

Shamsky leading off second.

Blass delivers, and a half swing, and he went through, says Donatelli, on a fastball on the count of strike two.

And Eddie Yost, coaching at third base, comes down the line.

He does not like the call by Augie Donatelli.

Yogi Berra the coach at first.

Eddie Yost the coach at third base for the Mets.

Ball player to shallow center field shaded toward left center just a bit.

One strike pitch.

The left field line, it is Lee Wire.

And the next pitch is ball one, and it's one and one.

Yogi Berra, the coach at first base, and Eddie Yost, the coach at third.

Next pitch is grounded foul.

One ball and one strike on Tommy Agee.

For New York, Yogi Berra coaching at first base, and Eddie Yost is on the lines at third.

Cubs in the infield have Ernie Banks at first, Glenn Beckert playing second, Don Kessinger at short, Ron Santo at third.

Inside and high, two balls and one strike.

And it's under the knees, ball three.

Three and one.

Agee now checking with Eddie Yost, the third base coach, to see if he has the green light.

Three-one delivery.

The Mets coaches at the top of the screen.

The third base coach is Eddie Yost, and there is the likable Yogi Berra, the boss at first base There are two gone now in the top of the first inning.

And here is Cleon Jones.

Jones went one for four yesterday against Cuellar.

Robinson creeping up from third.

[crowd cheers] Strike one to Kuzmin.

Kuzmin taking a glance to Eddie Yost to find out whether the sacrifice, uh, bunt sign has still been flashed.

Brooks still creeping up, getting all he can.

Elrod Smith.

And Eddie Yost.

[crowd cheering] Ladies and gentlemen, please rise for our national anthem, which will be played by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and will be sung by Mr. Joseph Eubanks, professor of music at Morgan State College.

College.[singing] Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, O'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? And the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.

Hit to Robinson again on an easy hop.

[crowd cheering] Two down.

Yogi Berra coaching at first, Eddie Yost at third.

Yogi's been in more World Series games, twice as much as all the players combined-

From the bottom of the seventh inning, the White Sox fail to score.

And now Eddie Yost is just homing in the seventh with one on.

And the Tigers go ahead 14-12.

How do you like that? What a year that Yost is having.

Boston 10 and the Yankees 4.

Jim Bunning has just gone in for the Detroit Tigers in the last of the ninth, so it could be that the Indians, trailing by two, have something going.

A ball game that saw the Indians come from a 12-4 deficit to tie the score at 12-12, and then Eddie Yost, Hit a two-run homer to make it 14-12, but the Indians, in the last of the ninth, may have something going, and we'll, of course, keep you up to date on that one.

Jerry Blalock has come on to pitch for the Yankees as we go to the bottom of the eighth, with Johnny Blanchard in there replacing Yogi Berra.

[crowd cheering] Here are the remaining players and coaches of the New York Mets: Don Cardwell, Ed Charles, Don Quantana, Jack DiMauro, Duffy Dyer, Rod Gasper, Cal Koon, Jerry Koosman, J.C. Martin, Jim McAndrew, Tug McGraw, Nolan Ryan, Tom Seaver, [crowd cheering] Ron Swoboda, Ron Taylor, Al Weis.

Coaches: Yogi Berra, Joe Pignatano, Rupe Walker, and Eddie Yost.

[crowd cheering] Ladies and gentlemen, we would ask you now to please rise for our national anthem, which will be sung by the famed recording star, Mr. Steve Lawrence.

[crowd boos] [instrumental version of the US national anthem]