Throwing

A throw to first, not in time.

Boyer diving back in.

Throw to first, not in time.

Roger Craig with that real swift pickup motion of his, going to work on Kenny Boyer.

Pitch thrown to Altman in the dirt.

And the first pitch to Piersall popped up high in the air to shallow center.

Flood charging, going back, the shortstop throws.

Throw's tall, that he makes the catch to retire the side.

Clemente has to play it on a high.

Great arm.

Throws in.

Retinence.

Stops at second.

I always know how important they are to an offense, how important they are to a team.

So I think this offensive line continuity or whatever you want to call it of having four guys coming back who were starters last year, Throwing, seemingly, it seems like Ian Moore is going to be your left tackle.

Austin Saravell is going to move into right guard.

They're going to have a week and a half, two weeks to really rep that and get comfortable with each other.

One more.

A Pitch, Hit & Throw champs tonight.

The nine-year-old champ is, uh, Dan Langmaid of Wheaton, Illinois.

The 10-year-old champion, Chet Masterson of Vicksburg, Mississippi.

The 11-year-old champion, David Swartz of Phoenix, Arizona.

And the 12-year-old champion, Wallace McGuffey of Gadsden, Alabama.

450,000 boys participated in Phillips 66 Pitch, Hit & Throw this year, the second year of the nationwide program for boys, and it's turning into an outstanding baseball promotion for the boys in this country.

This 1971 All-Star Game is being brought to you from Tiger Stadium in Detroit, Michigan.