And the Oscar goes to...

"Well, hi again everybody, this is Vin Scully along with Jerry Doggett from the Coliseum, where tonight the Los Angeles Dodgers host the St. Louis Cardinals in the opener of a 4-game series. It's Oscars night over at the Santa Monica Auditorium, so while they're handing out Oscars, we'll bring you some baseball here at the Coliseum. Left-hander Johnny Podres will matchup tonight against hard-throwing Cardinal righty Bob Gibson. Podres coming off a no-decision in his 1st start, Gibson coming off a loss in his. This game comes to you via the courtesy of Union Oil Company of California and your 76 stations and the American Tobacco Company and Lucky Strike cigarettes. When the envelopes are opened in Santa Monica, we'll let you know who the winners are, but until then, it's baseball time at the Coliseum, Dodgers vs. the Cardinals. And now from the Coliseum, here's our National Anthem."

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