Baseball Is A Lot Like

The Greatest Single Moment Ive Ever Known In Detroit Was Jim Northrups Triple In The Seventh Game Of The World Series In St. Louis. It Was A Stunning Moment Because Not Only Were The Tigers Winning A World Championship That Meant So Much To An Entire City, They Were Beating The Best Pitcher I Ever Saw-bob Gibson.

Baseball Is A Tongue-tied Kid From Georgia Growing Up To Be An Announcer And Praising The Lord For Showing Him The Way To Cooperstown. This Is A Game For America. Still A Game For America, This Baseball!

God Blessed Me By Putting Me Here For Thirty-one Years At Michigan And Trumbull.

I Love What I Do. If I Had My Time Over Again, I'd Probably Do It For Nothing.

Wheaties Was The Big Sponsor In Those Days (1940s). They Sponsored Almost All The Baseball Games In The Majors And The Minors. That Was A Lot Of Wheaties. I Think There Were Twenty-four Boxes In A Case And Some Of These Guys Were Hitting Twenty-five And Thirty Home Runs A Season. We Had A Dog In Those Days Named Blue Grass And The Players Used To Give Us Their Wheaties For Him. Blue Grass Loved Wheaties And So Did I.