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Old 09-04-2010, 11:01 AM
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Could not get it all on the scanner, but here is the Chesterfield give away record album cover of Russ Hodges' most famous call from the greatest game in baseball history. I bought it signed by Bobby Thomson and added Willie Mays' autograph.
Record is a 78 rpm though and I can't play it
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Default "Bill Stern, the Colgate Shave Cream Man, is on...the air"

Never one to let the truth get in the way of a good story, Bill Stern was one of the most popular sportscasters of the 1940s. His radio program, "THE BILL STERN SPORTS NEWSREEL", was an NBC fixture for many years under the sponsorship of Colgate Brushless Shave Cream. You Woody Allen fans will remember his parody of Stern's improbable tales in "RADIO DAYS".

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Default Jimmy Dudley and Ed Edwards - Cleveland

Nifty 1955 Schedule with Jimmy Dudley and Ed Edwards, announcers for the Cleveland Indians
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Old Houston Buffs pamphlet featuring a young Dan Rather as one of the team's broadcasters.

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Old 09-05-2010, 10:03 PM
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A few pinbacks.

H&B game bat made for Jocko Maxwell, the first African-American baseball radio broadcaster -- he should really be in the Hall of Fame.

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Might be the only one with an entire set named after him



And the best of all time, about to wrap up his 60th season for the Dodgers.
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After Harry Heilmann's career ended he became a Tigers announcer from 1934-1950.
He died at age 56 in 1951, and was inducted the following year to Cooperstown.
A shame he didn't live to see that honor, he had a .342 career average & should have been inducted sooner.

Picked up this neat piece on the B/S/T board and had it matted & framed.
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Knickerbocker Beer Ad with Russ Hodges, again too big for the scanner, but a very colorful and neat advertising piece. Heavy duty cardboard.
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Default 1951 Phillies KYW Oversized Postcard

Hi All: Here is front and back of a KYW Philly radio station oversized Postcard from 1951. One HOF'er included!
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Ballentine Beer Posters on Heavy board. TWO HOF'ers!!
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Might be the only one with an entire set named after him



And the best of all time, about to wrap up his 60th season for the Dodgers.
Mr. Scully is THE BEST !!!!
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