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Howard Kellman: ‘It’s Been a Dream Come True’
“I made up my mind when I was 14. I wanted to be a sports broadcaster.” Howard Kellman knew from an early age what he wanted to do, but this native New Yorker never dreamed it would be in Indianapolis. In episode 126, the legendary Voice of the Indianapolis Indians talks dreams, quirky players and the significance of the number 61.
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“I made up my mind when I was 14. I wanted to be a sports broadcaster.” Howard Kellman knew from an early age what he wanted to do, but this native New Yorker never dreamed it would be in Indianapolis. In episode 126, the legendary Voice of the Indianapolis Indians talks dreams, quirky players and the significance of the number 61.
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