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Hodges, Russell Patrick(Russ)
US baseball announcer and sportscaster
as sportscaster for 3rd game of 1951 National League playoff game, memorably repeated "The Giants win the pennant!" after Bobby Thomson's "the Shot Heard 'Round the World" home run
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