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ASA has a new website!
For complete updated information
on Sportscasting and Sportscasters,
including numerous employment opportunities,
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*Updated 01/14/04*
Happy Trails for Bills' Classy Voice - Van Miller Retiring After 37 Years by Bob Velin, USA Today
ASA President Lou Schwartz Visits San Diego Hall of Champions
ASA Lifetime Member Joe Torre Speaks at New York Yankees Rally in City Hall Park
Rush Limbaugh Resigns From ESPN
Al Michaels is ABC's NBA Guy
"5 Questions for Dick Stockton" by Andrew Marchand, NY Post
ASA President Lou Schwartz Attends Special Ceremony Honoring Former Vice President Dan Quayle at the Capitol in Washington
Sean Kimerling, New York Sportscaster, Dies
Ken Coleman, former Boston Red Sox Broadcaster, Dies
Bob Uecker, ASA Lifetime Member and Voice of the Milwaukee Brewers, Keeps Laughs Coming at Hall of Fame Induction
Bob Murphy, Voice of the New York Mets, Calls it Quits
Jim McKay, ABC Sportscaster and ASA Hall of Famer, Honored
Sportscasting Firsts 1920- Present
"Breaking Down Barriers: Women in Sportscasting"
by Donna Petrozzello, NY Daily News Staff Writer
LeRoy Neiman, ASA Benefactor, Unveils
New Sports Art Exhibit at Gallagher's
*Updated 01/14/04*
A Pictorial History of the ASA
ASA Looking for Interns
"ASA Sportsbeat" Sportscasting in the News
ASA President Lou Schwartz Addresses Chinese Sports Seminar in Beijing, China
Employment Opportunities *Updated 01/14/04*
Sportscaster Speakers Bureau
Sign up for Special ASA Mailing List
*Updated 01/14/04*
ASA Sportscaster Profile: Jack Whitaker
5 Questions for Dick Vitale, by Andrew Marchand, NY Post
5 Questions for Keith Jackson by Andrew Marchand, NY Post
5 Questions for Jim McKay by Mark Hale, NY Post
"Ernie Harwell: A Voice for All Seasons," by Jonathan Pitts, Baltimore Sun.
"High 5" - Who are the Top 5 All-time NFL TV Play-by-play Voices?" by Bob Raissman, New York Daily News - September 8, 2002
"Chick Hearn's Legacy" by Michael Josephson
"High 5" - Who are the Top 5 sportscasters raised in New York? by Bob Raissman, New York Daily News - 6/23/02
"5 Questions for Bob Papa" by Andrew Marchand, New York Post - 5/31/02
Sports Emmy Award Winners - April 23, 2002
Dave McClelland: The Voice of Drag Racing - Dick Martin
The Business of Sports Reporting - by Jerry Azar
The Play-by-Play Announcer - by Jon Miller
An interview with Curt Gowdy - (Part 3 of 3)
An interview with Curt Gowdy - (Part 2 of 3)
An interview with Curt Gowdy, ASA Hall of Famer and former voice of ABC Sports, July 21, 2000 (Part 1 of 3)
Milo Hamilton: To Cooperstown and Back
1999 "Sportscasters of the Year" - James Brown, Al Michaels, Joe Morgan & Jim Gray
An Interview with Jose Tolentino, Spanish-language announcer for the Anaheim Angels, at Edison Field, Anaheim, Ca., June 2, 2000
Ernie Harwell, Tigers broadcaster at 82,celebrates 61 years on radio
A Special Tribute to Lifetime Members of the ASA - 2000
An interview with Bob Sheppard, longtime Yankee Stadium public address announcer, at the Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown, NY - 7/25/00
American Sportscasters Association's Top 10 Sportscasters of the 20th Century(As voted on by members of the ASA)**Photo of Award Presentation Added**
An Interview with Vin Scully, ASA Hall of Famer and Voice of the LA Dodgers - at Edison Field in Anaheim, Calif., - 6/2/00
Jack Buck, ASA Hall of Famer and St. Louis Cardinals Announcer, Talks Sportscasting
Al Michaels...Do You Believe In Miracles? - by Rudy Martzke, USA Today
WABC-TV Anchor Scott Clark's "So You Want to Become a Sportscaster"
Dick Enberg's "How Does One Become a Sportscaster?"
Women in Sportscasting - Lou Schwartz, ASA President
Fox Sports' Joe Buck on Sportscasting
Bob Costas, NBC Sportscaster, Speaks Out
For Past Articles, see Articles of Interest
Roone Arledge Jim Gordon
Jack Buck Jack Fleming
Marty Glickman Chick Hearn
Irv Kaze Ned Martin
Al McGuire Will McDonough
Dick Schaap Heywood Hale Broun
Monteria Ivey, weekend host on Sports Radio WFAN in New York, died of diabetic shock on December 13 at the age of 39.

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