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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our special Chicago Cubs Classic Radio Broadcast! During our time together, we’ll be taking you on a journey through some great games of baseball’s heyday from the 1930s to the 1970s. So, buckle up, as we step back in time and bring to life over 65 unforgettable games, including the World Series from 1935, 1938, and 1945.

But before we dive into these historical games, let’s take a moment to remember the iconic players of this era who made these moments possible. Names like Ernie Banks, Billy Williams, Ron Santo, Gabby Hartnett, Bill Lee, and Billy Herman were heroes to Cubs fans of that time, and their remarkable stats speak for themselves. For instance, Ernie Banks, famously known as “Mr. Cub,” hit a total of 512 home runs throughout his 19-year career.

Now, let’s move on to the games! Throughout thess broadcast, you will reminisce about key moments and score highlights that made these games truly memorable. Starting with the 1935 World Series, the tension was high as the Cubs faced off against the Detroit Tigers. With the energetic crowd in the stands at Wrigley Field, the atmosphere was electric, filled with anticipation as each pitch was thrown.

Imagine yourself in the stands, gripping your scorecard in one hand, and a hot dog in the other, as Gabby Hartnett, Hall of Fame catcher for the Cubs, steps up to the plate. The crowd is on its feet, cheering him on when suddenly, the crack of his bat echoes throughout the stadium, sending the ball soaring into the bleachers for a go ahead home run! (Game 4 1935).

Moving forward to the 1938 World Series, against the high powered New York Yankees, a series the Cubs got into after the homer in the gloamin, when future hall of fame, Gabby Hartnett hit a homerun to secure the pennant.

You can practically feel the energy pulsating through Wrigley Field as the game begins. Renowned for his astounding pitching skills, Bill Lee takes to the mound for the Cubs in Game 1. As he winds up and delivers a fastball, the crowd erupts when Frankie Crosetti strikeout looking to start the series.

The 1945 World Series also provided its fair share of unforgettable moments. This time, the Cubs found themselves up against the Detroit Tigers once more. Feel the tension rising in the stadium as second baseman Billy Herman fields a ground ball, pivots, and fires a perfect throw to first base for a stunning double play as the crowd leaps to their feet, roaring their approval.

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From game to game, the iconic moments that paint the landscape of this golden era in baseball are endless. As we continue our journey through these classic radio broadcasts, every play and every cheer from the fans will transport you back in time. Relive the history, savor the atmosphere, and stand among the legends as we celebrate the Chicago Cubs Classic Radio Broadcasts from 1934 through 1974. Stay tuned for thrilling moments – you won’t want to miss a single pitch!