was
simulated
July 14, 1982
The Greatest
Baseball Game Never Played
So there won’t be any of the current stars of the game.
Representing the American League:
Babe Ruth, Ted Williams, Rod Carew, Carl Yastrzemski, Whitey Ford, Cy Young & Rollie Fingers
Representing the National League
Pete Rose, Mike Schmidt, Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson & Tom Seaver
And many more!
Broadcasters: Jack Buck (see below) and Lindsey Nelson
“I WATCH
A LOT OF BASEBALL
ON THE RADIO”
…GERALD R. FORD
Who is this
HR Derby guy?
It has been my pleasure to meet Pat Hughes a few times. But I am not associated with the
“Baseball Voices” enterprise in any way. However, I own and have listened to each of his tributes.
They provide a nostalgic trip through the rich radio history of the game that any fan, particularly
‘vintage’ ones are certain to appreciate! Wonderfully funny is “Ron Santo - Cubs Legend”.
These CDs are the audio equal to the “Baseball” documentary from Ken Burns.
These audio samples recommended, and used with the permission of Pat Hughes.
NOTE: I am not affiliated with “Baseball Voices” in any way.
My reward is the pleasure of an occasional phone chat with Pat.
These collections present a fascinating look at the history of baseball on the radio.
Universal Open
Track 1: On all Disks
Milo Hamilton
Track 4: A Call for the Ages
Hank Aaron’s Historic HR
Jon Miller
Track 8: Rain Delay Convention
Pat Hughes
Track 9: Game 7 of 2016 World Series
Another Call for the Ages
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Daily Herald columnist Steve Zalusky’s article reminiscing about
when he bought
this album in 1971
reminded me that
I have a copy of my own.
Since it is now 50 years old
it seems like it would be OK
to share it with baseball fans.
Why Baseball and Radio
Were Meant for Each Other
Clay Jenkinson
Creator of
The Jefferson
Hour
Recorded September 12, 2019
Print on Demand or Ebook versions available @ www.lulu.com
Issues 1 thru 5 available
Sports Sim Magazine
is a periodical that will discuss new and existing sports simulation games. For sports fans who have played or still play games such as those created by the Strat-O-Matic game company, there has always been a draw to replaying your favorite teams, players, and seasons. From baseball to golf to pro wrestling, there still exists today a growing number of fans who want to play general manager or coach to some of the greats of eras past and present. Sports Sim Magazine will feature articles on fan replays, home brew creations, the pros and cons of specific games, game reviews, the history of sports simulation gaming, new game releases, statistical analysis, and gaming strategy. SSM will also feature new, basic games that can be played quickly and with your younger family members.
Get a copy and let the games begin!