Sparky's The Only Guy I Know Who's

Baseball Is A Tongue-tied Kid From Georgia Growing Up To Be An Announcer And Praising The Lord For Showing Him The Way To Cooperstown. This Is A Game For America. Still A Game For America, This Baseball!

I Had A Job To Do, And I Did It All These Years To The Best Of My Ability. That's What I'd Like To Leave Behind As I Finish My Final Game In Toronto.

I'd Like To Be Remembered As Someone Who Showed Up For The Job. I Consider Myself A Worker.

Sparky's The Only Guy I Know Who's Written More Books Than He's Read.

When I Went To Brooklyn In 1948 Jackie Robinson Was At The Height Of His Brilliant Career.