Box 01
Contains 48 Results:
Mel Allen, 1978
A collection of Ford C. Frick award certificates, awarded each year to a broadcaster who has made major contributions to baseball. This award began in 1978 with co-winners Mel Allen and Red Barber.
Walter "Red" Barber, 1978
A collection of Ford C. Frick award certificates, awarded each year to a broadcaster who has made major contributions to baseball. This award began in 1978 with co-winners Mel Allen and Red Barber.
Bob Elson, 1979
A collection of Ford C. Frick award certificates, awarded each year to a broadcaster who has made major contributions to baseball. This award began in 1978 with co-winners Mel Allen and Red Barber.
Russ Hodges, 1980
A collection of Ford C. Frick award certificates, awarded each year to a broadcaster who has made major contributions to baseball. This award began in 1978 with co-winners Mel Allen and Red Barber.
Ernie Harwell, 1981
A collection of Ford C. Frick award certificates, awarded each year to a broadcaster who has made major contributions to baseball. This award began in 1978 with co-winners Mel Allen and Red Barber.
Vin Scully, 1982
A collection of Ford C. Frick award certificates, awarded each year to a broadcaster who has made major contributions to baseball. This award began in 1978 with co-winners Mel Allen and Red Barber.
Jack Brickhouse, 1983
A collection of Ford C. Frick award certificates, awarded each year to a broadcaster who has made major contributions to baseball. This award began in 1978 with co-winners Mel Allen and Red Barber.
Curt Gowdy, 1984
A collection of Ford C. Frick award certificates, awarded each year to a broadcaster who has made major contributions to baseball. This award began in 1978 with co-winners Mel Allen and Red Barber.
Buck Canel, 1985
A collection of Ford C. Frick award certificates, awarded each year to a broadcaster who has made major contributions to baseball. This award began in 1978 with co-winners Mel Allen and Red Barber.
Bob Prince, 1986
A collection of Ford C. Frick award certificates, awarded each year to a broadcaster who has made major contributions to baseball. This award began in 1978 with co-winners Mel Allen and Red Barber.