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Originally posted by The Professor
Actually, I believe Harry had a stint on the South Side before he went in the booth for the Cubbies. So, he's clean 
Harry was the first great voice of the Cards through the 1950s. Part of my thesis topic is radio/baseball/advertising and Congressional legislation. Harry was a great pitch-man for Budweiser...even after he left the Cardinals.
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I have nothing against Harry, dont get me wrong he seemed to be a great guy. I just couldnt stand hearing him on WGN, watching the Cubs game. Probably b/c he was old and had one too many of those budweisers you were mentioning. His son Skip Carry (Braves announcer) is great, very funny. I actually grew up watching Harry and Skip. Every since i was 5 ive been watching Skip on the Braves network, and watching Harry and steve stone on WGN. Now i watch Chip and Joe Carter on WGN... terrible
