Vin Scully/BrentMusberger/Jimmy The Greek/Irv Cross...
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Last great Viking win?
Oy.
I'm excited about the Ford Fairmont.
Vin Scullys call of Sandy Koufax's 1965 perfect game is the single greatest radio work of all time. Period. You listen to it now 51 years later and you feel like you're there.
"There's 29,000 in the ballpark and a million butterflies"
Back in the day they had 40 man rosters.
Fred Cox was the Vikings kicker.
We used to say, "The Vikings have 39 players without Cox."
ChilliJon posted:Vin Scullys call of Sandy Koufax's 1965 perfect game is the single greatest radio work of all time. Period. You listen to it now 51 years later and you feel like you're there.
"There's 29,000 in the ballpark and a million butterflies"
Linky?
Just a different game now. I miss football.
'78 Thunderbird ....$5808.
Sa-weet!
I just saw Jim Jodat from......Carthage College?
Old people, chime in.
Ammo?
Drawing a blank on this one.
Blair Kiel posted:Fred Cox was the Vikings kicker.
We used to say, "The Vikings have 39 players without Cox."
Remember when the Pack had to play with out their Dickey?
Blair Kiel posted:ChilliJon posted:Vin Scullys call of Sandy Koufax's 1965 perfect game is the single greatest radio work of all time. Period. You listen to it now 51 years later and you feel like you're there.
"There's 29,000 in the ballpark and a million butterflies"
Linky?
Vin called perfect game and then didnt say a word for 40 seconds. He was so good.
Blair Kiel posted:Vin Scully/BrentMusberger/Jimmy The Greek/Irv Cross...
Epic. Enjoy
Anyone remember watching "Something for Joey" in 77? Seeing Cappalletti brought 77 back and his Heisman speech. Epic thread.
Vin Scullys call of Sandy Koufax's 1965 perfect game is the single greatest radio work of all time.
Listening to that game - I knew all the names of those players. I was 12 then and watched any game I could get on our 3 channels in Madison.
Wow, that field before the ball was even kicked. Looked like our middle school playground.
The Joe Frazier "Heavyweight Singer" commercial is awesome.
I think Ben called "illegal socks" on Jack Tatum when the Raiders played in Buffalo once! 
Gdog posted:Listening to that game - I knew all the names of those players. I was 12 then and watched any game I could get on our 3 channels in Madison.
come on now...don't exaggerate...you should've gotten 4 channels:
WMTV Ch. 15 NBC; WKOW Ch. 27 ABC; WISC Channel 3 CBS; and WHA Channel 21 PBS.
in fact, Channel 21 is where you got to see Badger Football (albeit taped and replayed the day after the game) and also...Sunday mornings Notre Dame Football with Lindsay Nelson!
3 some times 4 channels, unless your dad was a technophile, and you had an antenna rotor! Growing up along the Mississippi, we mainly had northeast Iowa channels. WMT carried the Vikings, so the weather had to be just right to watch channel 3, and it was mostly a snowy picture. If only we lived on the bluff instead of the river bottom.
Or in a van.
Growing up in Sheboygan in the 60's, we were able to pull Milwaukee and Green Bay stations.
My father got a TV and a roof antenna before Green Bay had it's first station.
On a good night with weather permitting, we could watch the The Gillette Cavalcade of Sports out of Milwaukee. "Look Sharp/Be Sharp"
Talk about cathode ray tube snow and horizontal roll ! ! !
Living midway between Madison and Milwaukee and with a roter on the roof we were able to pick up both cities stations. Depending on the wind, clouds and other atmospheric conditions we always had a clear signal.
I can 60 years later still hear that roter slowly spinning on the roof.
DH13 posted:Or in a van.
This brings back another memory...
I moved to LA in '74 and for whatever reason Packer games were never on in TV in LA, but there were a lot games that were shown in San Diego.
I had a GMC van and a 12 volt black and white TV.
I'd buy a 12 pack and drive to a park between Camp Pendleton and San Diego to watch the games.
LOL, this was the same time period when I was subscribed to Nitschke's Packer Report. Old news by the time it arrived but still fun to read.
Unfortunately we had one hill between us and the NYC channels. Couldn't get them even with a rotor. It was Albany for us, or Hartford with the rotor for when the Albany channels pre-empted something.
Anybody remember party lines?
YooperPackfan posted:Anybody remember party lines?
Yeah, that's how you are supposed to vote in confirmation hearings
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