William Eckert

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We also want to give credit to the commissioner of baseball William D. Eckert Joe Rackler a director of public relations Charlie Seager the secretary treasurer and money urban the commissioner's office the job they've done in the series the thing divine Jim Tooney of the Cardinals James the manager and to argue Bush the owner is

down work line drive base hit a runner's in work.

He's got singles to center.

Celebrities are everywhere, including Senator Eugene McCarthy.

Detroit's starting pitcher, Denny McClain, talks about those 31-season victories.

General William D. Eckert, commissioner of baseball, shows red shandings to Mayo Smith, the World Series trophy.

Suddenly, the vast stadium is hushed, the national anthem is played, and the 65th World Series of baseball is about to get underway.

Thank you, Kurt.

We're talking to the commissioner of baseball, General William Eckert.

General, we're having a whale of a series.

Tony, we

The umpires will be Tom Gorman of the National League behind the plate, Jim Honachek of the American League at first base, Bill Haller of the American League down the right field line, Stan Landis of the National League at second base, Doug Harvey of the National League down the left-field line, and Bill Kinnaman of the American League at third base are grouped around home plate with managers Mayo Smith of the Tigers and Red Shandys of the St. Louis Cardinals.

The commissioner of baseball, William Eckert.

You see Warren Giles, president of the National League, right next to him.

Commissioner Eckert will throw out the first baseball, and he does, to catcher Tim McCarver of the Cardinals.

Thank you very much.

We're in the Tiger Clubhouse, and a wild celebration for the new world champion.

And here is the commissioner of baseball, William Eckert, and he has a special presentation to manager Mayo Smith, owner president John Petzer, general manager Jim Cannon.

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As did Bob Gibson, two in his first inning yesterday.

The commissioner of baseball, William D. Eckert.

Entertaining a war hero here today.

Here's Orlando Cepeda.

Cepeda coming over.

But it's out of play.

Behind the commissioner's box.

A few rows back.

The umpires will be Tom Gorman of the National League behind the plate, Jim Honacek of the American League at first base, Bill Haller of the American League down the right field line, Stan Landis of the National League at second base, Doug Harvey of the National League down the left field line, and Bill Kinnaman of the American League at third base are grouped around home plate with managers Mayo Smith of the Tigers and Red Shandys of the St. Louis Cardinals.

The commissioner of baseball, William Eckert.

You see Warren Giles, president of the National League, right next to him.

Commissioner Eckert will throw out the first baseball, and he does to catcher Tim McCarver of the Cardinals.

Thank you very much.

We're in the Tiger Clubhouse and a wild celebration for the new world champions.

And here is the commissioner of baseball, William Eckert.

He has a special presentation to manager Mayo Smith, owner president John Petzer, general manager Jim Campbell.

By the way, Joe DiMaggio makes a 17-day tour of the military hospitals in the Pacific along with three active players at the close of the season.

Ship arranged by Commissioner of Baseball William D. Eckert in cooperation with the Department of Defense and USO.

Rick Mundy of the Athletics, Ron Klein of Pittsburgh, Ron Taylor of the Mets will go along with Mr. DiMaggio.

Thank you, honey.