Retro Sports Radio: Classic Games from History

- 1964 NFL Standings

- Saturday Dec 26, 1964

- Stadium: War Memorial Stadium

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- Key Players

- San Diego Chargers

- QB - John Hadl

- QB - Tobin Rote

- FB - Keith Lincoln

- FL - Lance Alworth

- LE - Don Norton

- RCB - Dick Westmoreland

- LDE - Earl Faison

- RLB - Frank Buncom

- RDT - Ernie Ladd

- MLB - Chuck Allen

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- Buffalo Bills

- QB - Jack Kemp

- QB - Daryle Lamonica

- FB - Cookie Gilchrist

- FL - Elbert Dubenion

- LE - Glenn Bass

- RCB - Butch Byrd

- FS - George Saimes

- RDT - Tom Sestak

- RLB - Mike Stratton

- Coach - Lou Saban

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Radio Announcers

- Van Miller

- Dick Rifenburg

- Ralph Hubbell

- Graham McNamee

- Johnny Wilson

- Ken Carpenter

- Casey Stengel

- 1967 MLB Regular Season

- Saturday, July 8, 1967

- Attendance: 19,481

- Venue: Tiger Stadium

- Game Duration: 2:14

- Day Game, on grass

- Box Score

- Starting Lineups

- Boston Red Sox

- 1 - 2B - Mike Andrews

- 2 - 3B - Joe Foy

- 3 - LF - Carl Yastrzemski

- 4 - RF - Tony Conigliaro

- 5 - 1B - George Scott

- 6 - SS - Rico Petrocelli

- 7 - CF - Reggie Smith

- 8 - C - Mike Ryan

- 9 - P - Lee Stange

- Detroit Tigers

- 1 - LF - Lenny Green

- 2 - 3B - Jerry Lumpe

- 3 - 2B - Dick McAuliffe

- 4 - 1B - Norm Cash

- 5 - RF - Jim Northrup

- 6 - C - Bill Freehan

- 7 - CF - Mickey Stanley

- 8 - SS - Ray Oyler

- 9 - P - Denny McLain

- Radio Announcers

- Curt Gowdy

- Pee Wee Reese

- Sandy Koufax

- 2001 MLB Regular Season

- Sunday, September 2, 2001

- Start Time: 8:08 p.m. Local

- Attendance: 33,734

- Venue: Fenway Park

- Starting Lineups

- New York Yankees

- 1 - LF - Chuck Knoblauch

- 2 - SS - Derek Jeter

- 3 - DH - David Justice

- 4 - CF - Bernie Williams

- 5 - 1B - Tino Martinez

- 6 - C - Jorge Posada

- 7 - RF - Paul O'Neill

- 8 - 3B - Randy Velarde

- 9 - 2B - Alfonso Soriano

- - P - Mike Mussina

- Boston Red Sox

- 1 - CF - Trot Nixon

- 2 - SS - Mike Lansing

- 3 - LF - Israel Alcantara

- 4 - DH - Manny Ramirez

- 5 - RF - Dante Bichette

- 6 - 1B - Brian Daubach

- 7 - 3B - Shea Hillenbrand

- 8 - 2B - Lou Merloni

- 9 - C - Joe Oliver

- - P - David Cone

- Radio Announcers

- John Sterling

- Michael Kay

- Detroit Red Wings

- Harry Wismer

- Gordie Howe

In this captivating interview, Gordon Howe, a legendary figure from the Detroit Hockey Club, shares his greatest sports thrill with host Harry Wismer. Gordon Howe, one of hockey's all-time greats, reflects on his remarkable career and accomplishments in the world of professional hockey.

As the youngest winner of the Art Ross Trophy at just 23 years old and a four-time consecutive league scoring champion, Gordon Howe's impact on the sport is undeniable. He led the Detroit Red Wings to numerous titles and received accolades such as the Hart Trophy for the league's most valuable player.

This interview delves into Howe's versatile skills as a player, his incredible goal-scoring abilities, and his resilience, including his record-breaking streak of 382 consecutive league games played.

Gordie Howe also discusses some of the toughest opponents he faced and shares insights into the physics behind the astonishing speed of a hockey puck.

The conversation takes a personal turn as Gordie Howe recounts a serious injury that almost ended his career and a humorous incident involving his lost teeth on the ice.

Throughout the interview, listeners gain a deeper understanding of the passion and dedication that drove Gordie Howe to become one of the greatest hockey players in history.

Don't miss this opportunity to hear from a true hockey legend as he shares his thrilling journey through the world of professional sports.

- 1961 NFL Standings

- Sunday Dec 31, 1961

- Stadium: New City Stadium

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- Key Players

- New York Giants

- QB - Y.A. Tittle

- FB/RHB - Alex Webster

- LE - Del Shofner

- RHB - Kyle Rote

- MLB - Sam Huff

- RCB - Dick Lynch

- RDE - Andy Robustelli

- LDE - Jim Katcavage

- LCB - Erich Barnes

- Coach - Allie Sherman

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- Green Bay Packers

- QB - Bart Starr

- FB - Jim Taylor

- HB - Paul Hornung

- FL - Boyd Dowler

- LE - Max McGee

- FS - Willie Wood

- SS - John Symank

- LDE - Willie Davis

- RLB - Bill Forester

- MLB - Ray Nitschke

- DB - Herb Adderley

- Coach - Vince Lombardi

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Announcers

- Ray Scott

- Jim Leaming

- 1977 MLB Regular Season

- Thursday, July 28, 1977

- Start Time: 1:30 p.m. Local

- Attendance: 32,155

- Venue: Wrigley Field

- Game Duration: 4:50

- Day Game, on grass

- Box Score

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- Starting Lineups

- Cincinnati Reds

- 1 - 3B - Pete Rose

- 2 - RF - Ken Griffey Jr

- 3 - 2B - Joe Morgan

- 4 - LF - George Foster

- 5 - C - Johnny Bench

- 6 - CF - Cesar Geronimo

- 7 - SS - Dave Concepcion

- 8 - 1B - Mike Lum

- 9 - P - Dale Murray

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- Chicago Cubs

- 1 - SS - Ivan De Jesus

- 2 - LF - Larry Biittner

- 3 - 1B - Bill Buckner

- 4 - RF - Bobby Murcer

- 5 - CF - Jerry Morales

- 6 - 3B - Steve Ontiveros

- 7 - 2B - Manny Trillo

- 8 - C - George Mitterwald

- 9 - P - Ray Burris

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- Radio Announcers

- Vince Lloyd

- Lou Boudreau

- 1978 NFL Standings

- Saturday Dec 30, 1978

- Stadium: Texas Stadium

- Key Players

- Atlanta Falcons

- QB - Steve Bartkowski

- FB - Bubba Bean

- RB - Haskel Stanback

- WR - Wallace Francis

- WR - Billy Ryckman

- LCB - Rolland Lawrence

- RLB - Greg Brezina

- LB - Dewey McClain

- DE - Claude Humphrey

- Coach - Leeman Bennett

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- Dallas Cowboys

- QB - Roger Staubach

- FB - Robert Newhouse

- RB - Tony Dorsett

- WR - Drew Pearson

- WR - Tony Hill

- WR - Butch Johnson

- LCB - Benny Barnes

- RDT - Randy White

- RDE - Harvey Martin

- LLB - Thomas Henderson

- Coach - Tom Landry

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Radio Announcers

- Hank Stram

- Jack Buck

- Brooklyn Dodgers

- Leo Durocher

- Jackie Robinson

This interview chronicles the fascinating history of a national institution, the Brooklyn Dodgers. From its humble beginnings in the 1840s when local teams formed to play baseball on open fields, to its transformation into a symbol of resilience and determination, this story takes you on a journey through time and the heart of Brooklyn.

The Brooklyn Dodgers, often referred to as the Bums or the Daffiness Boys, were not just a baseball team; they were a part of the fabric of the boroughThe loyalty of Brooklyn fans, even in the face of years without championships, is a testament to the unique character of the team and its followers.

Key figures in this narrative include Uncle Robbie (Robert Robinson), who managed the Dodgers to their first pennant in 1916, and Leo Durocher, who brought a new era of success to the team in the 1940s. But the most significant moment in Dodgers history was the signing of Jackie Robinson, breaking the color barrier in Major League Baseball and changing the game forever.

As the interview unfolds, you'll discover the ups and downs, the characters, and the unforgettable moments that make the Brooklyn Dodgers a cherished part of American sports history. Whether you're a baseball enthusiast or simply intrigued by the resilience of a team and its fans, this interview offers a captivating glimpse into the past.

- 1966 MLB Regular Season

- Friday, September 30, 1966

- Partial Game Only

- Attendance: 4,491

- Venue: Tiger Stadium

- Game Duration: 3:15

- Night Game, on grass

- Box Score

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- Starting Lineups

- Kansas City Athletics

- 1 - SS - Bert Campaneris

- 2 - RF - Mike Hershberger

- 3 - LF - Jim Gosger

- 4 - 3B - Ed Charles

- 5 - 1B - Danny Cater

- 6 - CF - Rick Monday

- 7 - 2B - Dick Green

- 8 - C - Phil Roof

- 9 - P - Blue Moon Odom

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- Detroit Tigers

- 1 - 2B - Jake Wood

- 2 - SS - Dick McAuliffe

- 3 - 1B - Norm Cash

- 4 - RF - Al Kaline

- 5 - LF - Willie Horton

- 6 - 3B - Don Wert

- 7 - CF - Mickey Stanley

- 8 - C - Bill Freehan

- 9 - P - Earl Wilson

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- Radio Announcers

- Monte Moore

- Lynn Faris