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re: for those born after say 1970 dont understand.
Posted on 3/16/20 at 1:35 pm to Bbobalou
Posted on 3/16/20 at 1:35 pm to Bbobalou
Growing up in STL it was all Redbirds. You could usually count on a Sunday afternoon telecast on KSD-TV; but during the rest of the week, television coverage was pretty sparse and if they were in town forget about it.
So we generally got our baseball from the 50 billion watt (actually 50,000 watt) powerhouse KMOX. To this day it is credited with the fairly large dispersion of Cardinal fans across the country (at least in the senior set).
So we generally got our baseball from the 50 billion watt (actually 50,000 watt) powerhouse KMOX. To this day it is credited with the fairly large dispersion of Cardinal fans across the country (at least in the senior set).
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Posted on 3/16/20 at 1:40 pm to CelticTiger
quote:WWL (870 AM out of New Orleans) is credited for spreading LSU to the masses back in the day. I understand you could catch those night football games in the 50's over most of the continental US. It was called Clear Channel stations (not the current media group), you'd have a powerful radio transmitter and nobody else on that channel. They cranked it up higher at night, too.
So we generally got our baseball from the 50 billion watt (actually 50,000 watt) powerhouse KMOX. To this day it is credited with the fairly large dispersion of Cardinal fans across the country (at least in the senior set).
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