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Baseball From

Heard
1934–1936
Episodes
16

September/20/1934 Ny Yankees Vs Detrot Tigers T Time 2 Hours 22 Minutes

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October/2/1936 Chicago Cubs Vs White Sox T Time 2 Hours 21 Minutes

October/3/1936 Ny Yankees Vs Ny Giants Game 3 Of The 1936 World Series T Time 1 Hour 55 Minutes APPOX

October/1938 Ny Yankees Vs Chicago Cubs Game 2 Of The 1938 World Series T Time 2 Hours 15 Minutes APPROX

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. pt1 Baseball Ny Yankees v Detroit Tigers

    · 45 min

  2. pt2 Baseball Ny Yankees v Detroit Tigers

    · 41 min

  3. pt3 Baseball Ny Yankees v Detroit Tigers

    · 30 min

  4. pt4 Baseball Ny Yankees v Detroit Tigers

    · 27 min

  5. pt1 Baseballl Cubs v White Sox

    · 45 min

  6. pt2 Baseballl Cubs v White Sox

    · 44 min

  7. pt3 Baseballl Cubs v White Sox

    · 27 min

  8. pt4 Baseballl Cubs v White Sox

    · 25 min

  9. pt1 World Series Ny Giants v Ny Yankees Game3

    · 28 min

  10. pt2 World Series Ny Giants v Ny Yankees Game3

    · 29 min

  11. pt3 World Series Ny Giants v Ny Yankees Game3

    · 27 min

  12. pt4 World Series Ny Giants v Ny Yankees Game3

    · 24 min

  13. Part 1

    · 1 h 34 min

  14. WS G2 NYYankees Vs ChicagoCubs Pt1

    No date given · 42 min

  15. WS G2 NYYankees Vs ChicagoCubs Pt2

    No date given · 39 min

  16. WS G2 NYYankees Vs ChicagoCubs Pt3

    No date given · 50 min

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