Baseball on the radio have always been connected.

Whether you listen on dad's car radio, grandpa's tabletop, or your own transistor under the pillow,

nothing can capture baseball's best moments like radio.

Thrilling moments like Masoroski's Homer to win the 1960 World Series.

Unbelievable moments like Willie May's catch in 1954. even poignant moments such as Lou Gehrig's

farewell.

You're about to hear these and many, many others, just as they were called by the legendary

announcers.

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Let's begin our trip back into baseball time, volume one of baseball's best moments with the golden era of the 1920s.

We'll be listening to one of the greatest records set by the one and only Babe Ruth.

It's the end of the 1927 season.

The Yankees, with their fabled murderers's row, have long since captured the pennant.

But there is one question remaining.

Can Babe Ruth, the Sultan of SWAT, top his own single-season home run record of 59 set back in 1921?

He's facing the Senators Tom Zachary.

Here's how it sounded back in 1927

ganges two senators two eighth inning yank's hoping to wrap up this sensational season with just

one more victory here's the pitch fastball in carl strife maybe two home runs on

Thursday to equal his career high of 59 but the Bambino is always up for something new.

Again, Zachary's pitch, high ball won one and one.

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