Ray Scott

Yes, he has.

Well, coming out with Vince Scully, who is working with Ray Scott on the television side, Vinny was talking about that streak where they only allowed three runs in something like 11 games.

And here in this bottom of the third inning, the Twins have come up with six.

This Twins ball club, everybody respects their power, and as they talked about them, some people...

Good afternoon, everybody.

With George Paterno, I'm Ray Scott at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio.

George, can the advantage of Penn State having played two games be offset by the mystery performance of Woody Hayes of Ohio State in who will start at quarterback?

I really don't think so, Ray.

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Yes, he has.

Well, uh, coming out with, uh, Vin Scully, who is working with Ray Scott on the television side.

Uh, Vinny was talking about that streak where they only allowed, uh, three runs in something like 11 games.

And here in this bottom of the third inning, the Twins have come up with six.

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It's my pleasure to introduce for the play-by-play in the first period and the starting lineups, Ray Scott.

Thank you very much, Bill McCaugan, and good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, wherever you are.

And welcome, by way of NBC Radio, to this professional world's championship game.

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And now back to Ray Scott.

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Hello, everyone.

This is Jim Leaming with Ray Scott speaking to you direct from City Stadium in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

It's a cloudy, overcast day here in Green Bay with a temperature just about 19 degrees as we go on the air.

Now, Ray, this is going to be important today, I think, as far as the weather conditions are concerned.

And just about anything can happen here in Green Bay, right? Ray Scott.

Right you are, Jim Leaming.

And good afternoon to you folks.

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Good afternoon, everybody.

With George Paterno, I'm Ray Scott at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio.

George, can the advantage of Penn State having played two games be offset by the mystery performance of Woody Hayes of Ohio State in who will start at quarterback?

I really don't think so, Ray.

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To give you the Minnesota lineup and the first four and a half innings of the game, the voice of the Minnesota Twins, here's Ray Scott.

Thank you, Vin Scully.