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    9/20/1934 Yankees vs Tigers - full radio broadcast!

    Sorry if this was posted here before.

    Yankees vs Tigers, Navin Field, 9/20/1934 - full radio broadcast (Tyson), second oldest to exist
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jGPNgYzElk
    This is the oldest full radio broadcast of a regular season baseball game known to exist (the 1934 All-Star Game is the only surviving full game broadcast th...

    Unfortunately, the Babe sat this one out with a Charley horse. It's neat how the announcer doubles as the PA announcer for pitching changes.
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    During Gehrig's second at-bat, the announcer calls him by one of his nicknames, "Larrupin' Lou".

    What a homer... :-)
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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5hCIvMule0

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      Excellent.
      Chop! Chop! Chop!

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        Cool, that's my upload! An amazing artifact, earliest surviving full regular season game.

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          Originally posted by alpineinc View Post
          Cool, that's my upload! An amazing artifact, earliest surviving full regular season game.
          Thanks for uploading it. Where did you get it?

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