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3 comments:
John Facenda was a legend in Philly, starting in radio in the 1930s and moving to TV in the '40s.
He got the NFL Films voice-over gig in 1964, and did it until his passing in 1984.
Facenda = voice of God. Thanks for the info!
No Myron Cope? #5 1/2 maybe? - Dave Martin
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