Harry Caray

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Harry Caray Timeline

March 1, 1914: Born in St. Louis, Missouri
1945-1969: Radio and television announcer, St. Louis Cardinals
1970: Radio and television announcer for Oakland Athletics
1971-1980: Radio and television announcer, Chicago White Sox
1981-1997: Radio and television announcer, Chicago Cubs
1989: Recipient of Ford C. Frick Award
1990: Inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame
1993: Inducted into the St. Louis Walk of Fame
February 18, 1998: Died in Rancho Mirage, California

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Market Wire: Cubs' Broadcaster Pat Hughes Produces New Tribute to Harry Caray (2006)
New York Times: A Voice, and Spirit, Remembered at Wrigley (1998)
The Sporting News: Forever we'll hear his voice - baseball announcer Harry Caray (1998)
New York Times: Harry Caray, 78, Colorful Baseball Announcer, Dies (1998)
SI.com: Baseball world mourns Caray's death (1998)

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Guide Note:

One of the more beloved figures in all of sportscasting, Harry Caray was the voice of the Chicago Cubs from 1981 until his death in 1998. Caray was known for being a 'homer', for his "It might be, it could be, it is, a home run" catchphrase, and for leading fans at Wrigley Field in the singing of Take Me Out To The Ballgame, a tradition that lives on today.

Fast Facts:

Born: March 1, 1914
Birthplace: St. Louis
Died: February 18, 1998
1989: Inducted into broadcasters wing of Baseball Hall of Fame
Also called games for St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago White Sox, and Oakland Athetics
Often lampooned by Will Ferrell on Saturday Night Live

The Mayor of Rush Street

Caray's career began in St. Louis in 1945 with the Cardinals, and he worked with them for 24 years, working mostly with Jack Buck. He was fired following the 1969 season and worked one season for Oakland before joining the White Sox in 1971. He spent ten seasons on the 'South Side' until being hired away by the cross-town rival Cubs in 1981. The flagship station for the Cubs, Superstation WGN, was one of the first to become available on cable television across the country, and Caray's popularity reached new heights. His son Skip Caray and grandson Chip Caray also became baseball sportscasters as well.

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