Tony Pérez

Batting third and center field, Vada Pinson.

Batting fourth, playing third base, Tony Perez.

Batting fifth and catching, Johnny Bench.

Batting sixth, playing first base, Lee May.

Minnesota and the White Sox play tonight in Milwaukee, and Oakland plays in California much later this evening, the only American League game scheduled.

Now Ed Charles is started off with a curveball by Gary Nolan, and the pitch is inside, ball one.

Ed Charles batting at 302, hits a ground ball down to third, handled by Tony Perez.

And the throw across the diamond to Lee May, one man down.

Nice ball

outside to Tony Perez.

Joe Morgan was a boxer.

You'd have to say it was just a short knockout punch.

It's just a very compact swing that he takes, but a lot of power.

Two balls, no strikes on Tony Perez.

He hit 260 in the regular season.

19 home runs, 91 runs batted in.

He singled yesterday in the eighth inning.

Tony Perez made the play of the game for the Reds, a backhanded stab off the bat of Boog Powell to Rob Powell of a double.

Clay Carroll has been a great relief pitcher in this series.

He won the game yesterday.

Remember they switched yesterday and moved Tolan from two to one, and they're going to stay that way.

Pete Rose will be playing right field batting number two.

Tony Perez is at third base hitting third.

Johnny Bench is a cleanup man catching.

The Giants got 7 in the first inning, and Noriega came on the pitch in that first inning.

Tony Perez has hit home run number 32.

Also picked up his 100th RBI of the season.

Frank Johnson hit home run number three with two on in the first.

A Giants beat Cincinnati 9-3.

Reberger the winner, Washburn the loser.

Tony Perez got his 32nd home run of the year.

And now has 100 RBIs on the year.

Batting fourth and catching Gary Carter.

The fifth batter will be the first baseman Tony Perez.

Batting sixth, left fielder Dale Unser.

Batting seventh playing third base Wayne Garrett.

Time called by John Stearns.

Stearns walking out to the mound to see Nino Espinosa.

Go! The veteran Tony Perez waiting on deck.

Last year, Gary Carter hit .284.

Getting number four and catching is Johnny Bench.

Tony Perez at first base will hit fifth.

Batting number six in center field is Cesar Geronimo.

Dave Concepcion, the shortstop, will bat seventh.

Last night on a couple of hits, including a double, and scored a New York run.

The pitch to him from Billingham is high and away, ball one.

In the Reds infield, we go with Tony Perez at first, Joe Morgan at second, Concepcion at short, Rose at third.

Foster in left field, Geronimo in center, Griffey in right with Bench behind the plate.

We mentioned home runs in our post-game scoreboard show from Gary Carter and Ellis Valentine.

Did not mention the home run that Tony Perez did because we were not aware of it.

Here's a fly ball hit down the right field line, curving away from Griffey.

Long run by Ken Ball is right in the first row of the seats, down by the pitcher's mound of the Cincinnati Bullpets.

So yesterday it was home runs by Valentine Carter and the former Red Tony Perez that led the Expos to that come-from-behind victory over the Philadelphia Sills.

Three balls, two strikes.

The count is holding on Ivey.

Well, let's fill it up here.