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Right here on Robin F. Kennedy Stadium as we wait for the rubber game of the three-game series, our national anthem.

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Two outs and Bobby Mercer the batter.

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Ralph Geiner along with Bob Murphy and Lindsey Nelson from the Poland grounds.

Two men out now on the top of the first inning, no score.

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This is Lindsey Nelson with Bob Murphy and Ralph Scheider at the polo grounds.

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Bottom half of the fourth inning with the Cardinals leading 2-0, and while we wait for Ron Taylor to complete his warm-up pitches here, we will pause for station identification.

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Oscar Gamble in.

Left-handed batter.

This pitch is outside, and Harkness draws a walk, and as he goes to first, in order to allow our stations to identify themselves, we pause for station identification.

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This is Lindsey Nelson with Ralph Kiner and Bob Murphy at the Polo Grounds in New York.

Right now, we pause for station identification.

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The time is now 10.30.

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Wayne Comer gets the first walk from Downing, and now Danny Walton, who's one for two, swings at a curve and misses strike one.

This young power-hitting right-hander for the pilot.

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Schenectady.

Two outs and Bobby Mercer's a batter.

Here's the pitch.

Eventually, Iberville compelled the surrender of the English ships, and, releasing the smaller vessel for the safe transport of such prisoners as he paroled, himself navigated the larger ship, with eleven Hudson Bay pilots held prisoners, to Quebec through Hudson Strait.

In 1690, Iberville volunteered, under his brother St. Helene, for the retaliatory expedition in midwinter against Schenectady, wherein a large number of the inhabitants of that unhappy town were ruthlessly massacred by the French and their Indian allies.

Iberville seems to have exerted his influence to restrain the savagery of the Indians and save the life of at least one Englishman.

It seems that the success of the young Canadian had attracted attention in France, and when, in 1691, through the efforts of the Northern Company, Louis XIV had decided to recover Port Nelson, Hudson Bay, from the English, Dutaste came to Quebec with fourteen sail.

He summoned the commander, Colonel Chubb, to capitulate, but that officer replied that, if the sea was covered with French vessels and the land with Indians, he would not surrender until compelled to do so.

Iberville promptly landed and used such expedition that within the short space of 13 hours he established his batteries in position and opened fire.

When the garrison surrendered on honorable terms, Iberville, doubtless mindful of his experiences at Schenectady, took the wise and humane precaution of quartering his prisoners under the guns of the royal ships, so as to secure them from the fury of his bloodthirsty allies, the Indians, who desired to supplement the entire destruction of the fort by the slaughter of the garrison.

In withdrawing from the demolished post, while doubling the island at the mouth of the Penobscot, he had an opportunity of justifying his reputation as the most skillful officer in the French service.

And my 9-11 segue, of course, is going to be to our feature game tonight, Mets-Yankees.

I was in New York, not the city, but I grew up in upstate New York, Cabla region, Schenectady, New York area.

And our two local teams, because remember, 2001, I didn't have MLB TV yet.

You were stuck with the teams that were in your market back in 2001.