Harry Carey

I've seen guys do that in our profession.

It's like Harry Carey or something like that.

Hi, that's me.

I'll just make sure that I kind of pace myself.

KNBR in San Francisco.

Harry Carey and Monty Moore from the Coliseum.

Here's the pitch on the way.

Swung on by Bill Freehand.

We'll pause for identification.

This is the Oakland A's baseball network.

And this is KNBR in San Francisco at 3.30. Harry Carey and Manny Moore from the ballpark with a run in.

Runners on first and second.

I'm Kurt Gowdy of NBC Sports.

This is Harry Carey, the voice of the St. Louis Cardinals.

And down around the stadium and roaming around wherever he may be will be Tony Kubek, also of NBC.

And a hypodermic needle has now become the big story of the sixth game.

Now the pitchers today.

First, though, let's go down to the field and or wherever Tony Kubik might be.

Thank you, Harry Carey.

Thank you, Kirk Gowdy.

In that one-and-a-third inning that Nolan Ryan pitched on Sunday, he gave up two home runs and 26 pitches, and he's out tonight stunning for the Californians.

The umpires tonight, Jim Odom behind the plate, Dave Phillips in first, Bill Deegan in second, Lou Devereux on third, and here with the action is Harry Carey.

Harry? Thank you, Bill.

Hello again, everybody.

We've gone to the bottom of the second.

White Sox, two Angels, nothing.

Harry Carey back in Anaheim.

Here's Frank Robinson, the designated hitter, to lead it off.