Turk Farrell

Third baseman Wayne Garrett.

Bill Palmer and Turk Farrell will now start warming up in the Philly bullpen.

Tommy Agee looked at 12 pitches before getting the walk.

They look for the bunt, and Garrett fouls the ball back over the screen.

For Buddy Harrelson, his 21st run batted in.

Mets would like to get a little more insurance if they can here in the bottom of the eighth inning.

In the Philly bullpen, veteran right-hander Turk Farrell is loosening up.

They look for the bunt.

Bob Anderson, hard-throwing right-hander pitching for the Chicago Cubs in tonight's ballgame.

When Anderson pitched against the New York Mets out in Chicago, his first start of the year, all of the Mets thought that Anderson threw as hard as any pitcher they had faced all year, with the possible exception of Turk Farrell.

Jim Hickman up.

A smash to short, taken on a hop by Andre Rogers.

Now the last half of inning number two, and the first man up for the San Francisco Giants will be their third baseman, Jim Davenport.

He'll be followed by catcher Ed Bailey, who was one of the heroes of the ballgame played here yesterday as he hit a home run off Houston's, uh, flamethrower Turk Farrell.

Then following Bailey, we'll have the shortstop, Jose Pagán, who is hitting in the number eight position for Alvin Dark's company.

Jim Davenport, a .294 hitter, quite a competitor, refined third baseman of the Giants, has moved in.

Now sh- uh, Chicago went into the ninth inning with a five to one lead, and the Phillies scored four runs in the top half the ninth, three of them crossing on a three-run homer by Cookie Rojas.

But, uh, Rich Nye stayed in there and he got the win when the Cubs scored a run in the bottom half the ninth, and, uh, Turk Farrell was the loser.

The rest of the action in the National League is tonight, and all the games in the American League are tonight, including a double header between the Cleveland Indians and the Oakland Athletics out on the West Coast, and Bill Keen will keep us up to date on-

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Now, Ch- uh, Chicago went into the ninth inning with a five to one lead, and the Phillies scored four runs in the top half of the ninth, three of them crossing on a three-run homer by Cookie Rojas.

But, uh, Rich Nye stayed in there, and he got the win when the Cubs scored a run in the bottom half of the ninth, and, uh, Turk Farrell was the loser.

The rest of the action in the National League is tonight, and all the games in the American League are tonight, including a doubleheader between the Cleveland Indians and the Oakland Athletics out on the West Coast, and Bill Kane will keep us up to date.

Welcome back, folks.

Houston playing at Pittsburgh tonight.

Turk Farrell for the Houston Colt 45s against Bob Friend of the Bucs.

St. Louis will be at Milwaukee.

Tonight in the American League, the Yankees play at Los Angeles.

Odell pitching against Dennis Bennett.

Pittsburgh with two runs in the bottom half of the first, and they have taken a lead over Houston, two to nothing to one and a half.

Turk Farrell going for the Colt 45s, and Bob Friend for Pittsburgh.

St. Louis of Milwaukee to starting pitchers Gibson and Spahn.

Now, Ron, people may not realize this, but you were on the cover of Sports Illustrated, and the caption was, Slugger, Ron Swoboda.

Now, so many of your home runs were memorable, right? Do you remember the pinch hit, Homer? I think it was off Turk Farrell.

I was going to say Turk Wendell.

Turk Farrell of the Astros.

One of the longest balls you ever hit, I think.

I would agree with you.

And

he got two quick strikes on me, and I hit a line drive off the slider to Jimmy Lefevre at second base, and I've always said that was – you could have that out, you know, because I was just thrilled to be in a big league ball game on opening day in Shea Stadium, and I hit a line drive off of Don Drysdale.