1934
Sept. 20

New York (AL) 11, Detroit 7. Oldest known game broadcast. (Tyson)
#1000 CD ($19.95)

1934
Oct. 9

St. Louis 11, Detroit 0. Dizzy Dean blanks the Tigers on six hits in as the Cards capture the seventh game of the World Series. (NBC, CBS networks)
#1078 CD ($19.95)

1935
July 8

American League 4, National League 1. Foxx homers and drives in three runs as the AL wins the All-Star Game at Cleveland’s Municipal Stadium. Gomez gives up only three hits in six innings. (Vanderpyl, Elson)
#2130 CD ($19.95)

1936
July 30

Chicago (AL) 7, Philadelphia (AL) 4. A vintage old-time game featuring Connie Mack's A's. (Totten)
#2220 CD ($19.95)

1936
Aug. 2

Chicago (AL) 9, Boston 1. Oldest known Red Sox broadcast. (Totten)
#1479 CD ($19.95)

1936
Oct. 3

New York (AL) 2, New York (NL) 1. Game 3 of the World Series. Gehrig homers. (Manning, Barber, Tyson)
#1456 CD ($19.95)

1937
Oct. 6

New York (AL) 8, New York (NL) 1. DiMaggio's 2-run single highlights Yanks' 7-run sixth in Game 1 of the Series. Lefty Gomez beats Carl Hubbell. (Manning, Barber)
#1573 CD ($19.95)

1938
Oct. 6

New York (AL) 6, Chicago (NL) 3. Crosetti, DiMaggio HRs beat Dean in Game 2 of the World Series. (Harrington, Flanagan)
#1196 CD ($19.95)

1938
Oct. 9

New York (AL) 8, Chicago (NL) 3. Yankees score three in second inning and four more in eighth to complete four-game World Series sweep of Cubs. Missing some action in third and sixth innings but all scoring is included. (Allen, Dyer, Laux)
#1931 CD ($19.95)

1939
July 11

AL 3, NL 1 (All-Star Game at Yankee Stadium). Joe DiMaggio's homer in the fifth with the score 2-1 provides an insurance run. Feller relieves with the bases loaded and one out in the sixth and gets out of the inning. (Allen, Laux, McDonald)
#1932 CD ($19.95)

1939
Oct. 5

New York (AL) 4, Cincinnati 0. The Reds’ Lombardi spoils Pearson’s no-hit bid with a eighth-inning single in Game 2 of the World Series at Yankee Stadium. Dahlgren doubles and homers for the Yankees, whose lineup features DiMaggio, Dickey and Gordon. Some game action is missing. (Elson, Barber)
#2122 CD ($19.95)

1940
July 9

NL 4, AL 0 (All-Star Game at St. Louis) The NL records the first shutout in All-Star history despite AL stars Williams, DiMaggio, Greenberg, Appling and Boudreau. (Allen, Laux)
#2154 CD ($19.95)

1941
July 8

AL 7, NL 5 (All-Star Game at Detroit) Ted Williams' 3-run homer with two outs in the ninth wins the game. (Tyson)
#1080 CD ($19.95)

1941
Oct. 1

New York (AL) 3, Brooklyn 2. Ruffing hurls complete game, Gordon homers to lead the Yankees over the Dodgers in opening game of the World Series. (Elson, Barber)
#1973 CD ($19.95)

1941
Oct. 5

New York (AL) 7, Brooklyn 4. Dodger catcher Mickey Owen’s missed third strike with two outs in the ninth opens the door for the Yankees, who score four runs and win Game 4, taking a 3-games-to-1 lead in the World Series. (Barber, Elson)
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1942
Oct. 1

St. Louis 4, New York (AL) 3. Slaughter's bat, arm help Cards eke out win in Game 2 of the World Series. (Allen, Barber)
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1942
Oct. 5

St. Louis 4, New York (AL) 2. Kurowski’s two-run homer in the top of the ninth breaks a 2-2 tie in Game 5 and gives the Cardinals the world championship. (Barber, Allen)
#2181 CD ($19.95)

1943
July 13

American League 5, National League 3. At Philadelphia's Shibe Park, Doerr's three-run homer paces the AL in the first All-Star game played under the lights. Vince DiMaggio has single, triple and homer for the NL. American servicemen throughout the world hear the game via shortwave radio. (Corum, Barber, Allen)
#2211 CD ($19.95)

1943
Oct. 5

New York (AL) 4, St. Louis 2. The Yankees break a 2-2 tie with two runs in the sixth in Game 1 of the World Series at Yankee Stadium. (Corum, Elson, Barber)
#2159 CD ($19.95)

1943
Oct. 11

New York (AL) 2, St. Louis 0. Dickey's two-run homer in the sixth inning of Game 5 lifts the Yankees to the World Series championship at Sportsman's Park. (Elson, Barber)
#2196 CD ($19.95)

1945
Oct. 10

Detroit 9, Chicago (NL) 3. Newhouser scatters 10 hits as the Tigers win Game 7 of the World Series at Wrigley Field. Detroit knocks out Borowy in a five-run first inning. (Corum, Helfer, Slater)
#2101 CD ($19.95)

1948
July 13

AL 5, NL 2 (All-Star Game at St. Louis) Musial homers but the AL all-stars win on Vic Raschi's hit. Game features 13 future Hall of Famers. (Laux, Britt, Allen)
#2085 CD ($19.95)

1948
Oct. 6

Boston (NL) 1, Cleveland 0. Johnny Sain beats Bob Feller. Tommy Holmes knocks in the only run in Game 1 of the World Series. (Britt, Allen)
#1956 CD ($19.95)

1948
Oct. 7

Cleveland 4, Boston (NL) 1. Lemon beats Spahn at Braves Field as the Indians win Game 2 of the World Series. Cleveland takes the lead with two runs in the fourth on hits by Boudreau, Gordon and Doby. (Allen, Britt)
#2136 CD ($19.95)

1948
Oct. 8

Cleveland 2, Boston (NL) 0. Gene Bearden, who won 20 games and led the AL in earned run average, blanks the Braves on five hits in Game 3 of the Fall Classic. (Allen, Britt)
#1888 CD ($19.95)

1948
Oct. 9

Cleveland 2, Boston (NL) 1. Gromek defeats Sain at Municipal Stadium as the Indians take a 3-games-to-1 World Series lead. Doby homers for Cleveland while Rickert spoils the shutout with a homer in the seventh for the Braves. (Allen, Britt)
#2137 CD ($19.95)

1948
Oct. 10

Boston (NL) 11, Cleveland 5. Bob Elliott homers twice off Bob Feller to spark the Braves in Game 5 of the World Series. (Allen, Britt)
#1889 CD ($19.95)

1948
Oct. 11

Cleveland 4, Boston (NL) 3. Lou Boudreau's Indians win Game 6 and the World Series behind Bob Lemon's pitching. (Allen, Britt)
#1457 CD ($19.95)

1949
Oct. 2

New York (AL) 5, Boston 3. The Yankees win the pennant on the last day of the season behind ace Vic Raschi. (Gowdy, Allen)
#1474 CD ($19.95)

1949
Oct. 5

New York (AL) 1, Brooklyn 0. Tommy Henrich's leadoff homer in the ninth beats Don Newcombe in Game 1 of the World Series. (Allen, Barber)
#1417 CD ($19.95)

Brooklyn 1, New York (AL) 0. Roe blanks the Yankees on six hits in Game 2 of the Series. Hodges singles in the game’s only run. (Allen, Barber)
#1418 CD ($19.95)

New York (AL) 4, Brooklyn 3. The Yankees score three runs in
the top of the ninth and then hold off the Dodgers in Game 3 of the Series. (Allen, Barber)
#1210 CD ($19.95)

New York (AL) 6, Brooklyn 4. A superb relief job by Reynolds saves the win for Lopat in Game 4 after the Dodgers score four runs in the sixth. (Allen, Barber)
#1419 CD ($19.95)

1949
Oct. 9

NY (AL) 10, Brooklyn 6. The Yankees win Game 5 and take the World Series. (Allen, Barber)
#1192 CD ($19.95)

1950
April 22

Brooklyn 7, New York (NL) 6. A classic Red Barber broadcast of a Dodgers-Giants battle. (Desmond, Barber)
#1001 CD ($19.95)

1950
May 13

Boston (NL) 12, Brooklyn 2. Vern Bickford shuts down the Dodgers at Ebbets Field for the first of his 19 wins. Bickford led the league in innings pitched and complete games. (Barber, Desmond)
#1933 CD ($19.95)

1950
May 20

Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 2. Gil Hodges' two-run single in the eighth beats the Pirates. (Barber, Desmond)
#1455 CD ($19.95)

1951
Oct. 3

New York (NL) 5, Brooklyn 4. Bobby Thomson's "Shot Heard 'Round the World'" stuns the Dodgers and puts the Giants in the 1951 World Series. (Broadcaster: Gordon McClendon)
#1002 CD ($19.95)
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1952
Oct. 7

New York (AL) 4, Brooklyn 2. Mantle's sixth-inning homer puts the Yankees ahead to stay in Game 7 of the World Series at Ebbets Field. NBC-TV broadcast. (Barber, Allen)
#2208 CD ($19.95)

1954
Sept. 29

New York (NL) 5, Cleveland 2. The Giants win Game 1 of the Series in 10 innings thanks to Mays' unbelievable catch of Wertz's drive and Rhodes' pinch-hit home run. (Helfer, Dudley)
#1424 CD ($19.95)

1954
Sept. 30

New York (NL) 3, Cleveland 1. The Giants win Game 2 of the World Series at the Polo Grounds. Rhodes’ pinch-hit single in the fifth ties the game and his homer in the seventh provides an insurance run. (Dudley, Helfer)
#1999 CD ($19.95)

1954
Oct. 1

New York (NL) 6, Cleveland 2. Rhodes singles in two runs and Gomez pitches into eighth inning as Giants win Game 3 of World Series at Municipal Stadium. (Dudley, Helfer)
#1924 CD ($19.95)

1954
Oct. 2

New York (NL) 7, Cleveland 4. The Giants win Game 4 to sweep the Indians and win the world championship. (Helfer, Dudley)
#1965 CD ($19.95)

1955
July 12

National League 6, American League 5. Conley strikes out the side in the 12th inning and Musial homers to win the game at Milwaukee's County Stadium. The AL scores four runs in first inning as Mantle hits three-run homer. 15 future Hall of Famers play in the game. Some innings are missing but all the scoring is included. (Neal, Gillespie)
#2197 CD ($19.95)

1956
July 10

National League 7, American League 3. Three sparkling fielding plays by Ken Boyer, along with his three hits, pace the NL stars at Washington's Griffith Stadium. Mays and Musial homer for the NL, while Williams and Mantle hit back-to-back homers for the AL. (Neal, Wolff)
#2212 CD ($19.95)

1956
Oct. 3

Brooklyn 6, New York (AL) 3. Hodges three-run homer in the third breaks deadlock as Maglie defeats Ford and the Dodgers take Game 1 of the World Series at Ebbets Field. Robinson, Mantle homer. Last out missing. (Neal, Wolff)
#2138 CD ($19.95)

1956
Oct. 8

New York (AL) 2, Brooklyn 0. Yankee Don Larsen hurls a perfect game against the Dodgers in the fifth game of the 1956 World Series. (Bob Neal & Bob Wolff)
#1003 CD ($19.95)

1956
Oct. 9

Brooklyn 1, New York (AL) 0. Robinson's 10th-inning single beats the Yankees in Game 6 of the World Series. (Wolff, Neal)
#1082 CD ($19.95)

1957
April 16

Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia 6. The Dodgers edge the Phillies in 12 innings in the first night opener at Connie Mack Stadium. Labine hurls five scoreless innings in relief of Newcombe while Roberts pitches entire game. (Doggett, Helfer)
#2146 CD ($19.95)

1957
April 21

Pittsburgh 6, Brooklyn 3. Three straight Pirate homers beat Don Newcombe. (Helfer, Scully, Doggett)
#1555 CD ($19.95)

1957
May 7

Cincinnati 9, Brooklyn 2. The Reds beat Johnny Podres and the Dodgers at Ebbets Field for their eighth straight win. (Helfer, Scully, Doggett)
#1997 CD ($19.95)

1957
May 14

Milwaukee 3, Brooklyn 2. The Braves beat Don Newcombe to take over sole possession of first place. (Doggett, Scully)
#1915 CD ($19.95)

1957
May 30

Brooklyn 4, Pittsburgh 3. Duke Snider's 2-run homer helps Sal Maglie to victory. (Helfer, Scully)
#1934 CD ($19.95)

1957
June 4

Brooklyn 7, Chicago 5. Koufax hurls 5 hitless innings. Banks homers. (Scully, Doggett, Helfer)
#1575 CD ($19.95)

1957
July 9

AL 6, NL 5 (All-Star game at St. Louis). The NL's three-run rally in the bottom of ninth falls short. (Caray, Neal)
#1576 CD ($19.95)

1957
July 14

Brooklyn 3, Milwaukee 2. Hodges’ 2-run homer in the bottom of the ninth beats the Braves. (Doggett, Scully, Helfer)
#1944 CD ($19.95)

1957
July 20

Brooklyn 7, Chicago (NL) 5. Drysdale beats the Cubs at Ebbets Field. Banks homers twice. (Helfer, Doggett, Scully)
#1977 CD ($19.95)

1957
July 28

Brooklyn 7, Cincinnati 2. Furillo's grand slam lifts the Dodgers at Crosley Field. (Helfer, Doggett, Scully)
#1992 CD ($19.95)

1957
Aug. 5

Brooklyn 5, New York (NL) 2. Drysdale wins despite Mays' four hits, including homer. (Doggett, Helfer, Scully)
#1004 CD ($19.95)

1957
Aug. 31

Brooklyn 7, New York (NL) 5. Hodges, Snider and the Dodgers battle Mays and the Giants at Flatbush. Hissing sound throughout tape. (Helfer, Doggett, Scully)
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1957
Sept. 8

New York (NL) 3, Brooklyn 2. Brooklyn's last game at the Polo Grounds. (Doggett, Scully)
#1259 CD ($19.95)

1957
Oct. 2

New York (AL) 3, Milwaukee 1. Ford’s five-hitter lifts Yankees over Spahn and Braves in Game 1 of World Series. (Gillespie, Neal)
#1978 CD ($19.95)

1957
Oct. 3

Milwaukee 4, New York (AL) 2. Burdette hurls first of his three complete game victories as the Braves take Game 2 of World Series at Yankee Stadium. (Gillespie, Neal)
#1925 CD ($19.95)

1957
Oct. 5

New York (AL) 12, Milwaukee 3. Kubek leads the attack with two homers and four RBIs as the Yankees win Game 3 of the World Series at County Stadium. Mantle, Aaron also homer. (Neal, Gillespie)
#2125 CD ($19.95)

1957
Oct. 6

Milwaukee 7, New York (AL) 5. Mathews' homer in the 10th beats the Yankees in Game 4 of the World Series. Spahn goes the distance. (Neal, Gillespie)
#1396 CD ($19.95)

1957
Oct. 7

Milwaukee 1, New York (AL) 0. Burdette beats Ford in Game 5 for second of his three Series wins. (Neal, Gillespie)
#1981 CD ($19.95)

1957
Oct. 9

New York (AL) 3, Milwaukee 2. Aaron’s homer in the top of the seventh ties the game, but Bauer’s homer in the bottom of the inning helps the Yankees win Game 6 and even the World Series at three games apiece. (Gillespie, Neal)
#2017 CD ($19.95)

1957
Oct. 10

Milwaukee 5, New York (AL) 0. Lew Burdette pitches his third complete game of the World Series in Game 7. (Gillespie, Neal)
#1478 CD ($19.95)

1958
May 11

New York (AL) 4, Washington 3. The Yanks win the opener of a doubleheader in a game marked by outstanding defensive plays. (Allen, Rizzuto, Barber)
#1957 CD ($19.95)

1958
June 29

Kansas City 12, New York (AL) 6. Maris collects four hits, including a homer, as the Athletics overcome a 5-0 Yankee lead. Mantle homers off Terry, another future teammate. (Rizzuto, Allen)
#2182 CD ($19.95)

1958
July 8

AL 4, NL 3 (All-Star Game at Baltimore). McDougald's pinch single in the sixth scores Malzone with the deciding run. (Harwell, Neal)
#1459 CD ($19.95)

1958
Aug. 16

Boston 7, New York (AL) 4. The Red Sox and Ted Williams defeat the Yankees and Mickey Mantle. (Rizzuto, Allen)
#1460 CD ($19.95)

1958
Sept. 14

New York (AL) 5, Kansas City 3. The Yankees clinch the pennant. Includes interviews with Stengel, Berra, Slaughter, Ditmar, and others. (Allen, Rizzuto)
#2172 CD ($19.95)

1958
Oct. 1

Milwaukee 4, New York (AL) 3. Hall of Famers Spahn and Ford face off in World Series opener. Spahn hurls complete game and Braves win on single by Bruton in last of the 10th. (Wolff, Gillespie)
#2004 CD ($19.95)

1958
Oct. 2

Milwaukee 13, New York (AL) 5. The Braves score seven runs in the first inning and go on to beat the Yankees in Game 2 of the World Series at County Stadium. Burdette homers and hurls complete game. Mantle homers twice. (Gillespie, Wolff)
#2132 CD ($19.95)

1958
Oct. 4

New York (AL) 4, Milwaukee 0. Larsen’s pitching, Bauer’s four RBIs lead the Yankees over the Braves in Game 3 of the World Series at Yankee Stadium. (Gillespie, Wolff)
#2133 CD ($19.95)

1958
Oct. 5

Milwaukee 3, New York (AL) 0. Spahn pitches a two-hitter to beat Ford and the Yankees in Game 4 of the World Series at Yankee Stadium. (Gillespie, Wolff)
#2127 CD ($19.95)

1958
Oct. 6

New York (AL) 7, Milwaukee 0. Turley blanks the Braves on five hits in Game 5 of World Series. McDougald homers for Yankees. (Gillespie, Wolff)
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1958
Oct. 8

New York (AL) 4, Milwaukee 3. The Yankees win Game 6 of the Series in the 10th, beating Spahn. (Wolff, Gillespie)
#1937 CD ($19.95)

1958
Oct. 9

New York (AL) 6, Milwaukee 2. The Yankees win Game 7 of the World Series with four runs in the eighth inning. (Gillespie, Wolff)
#1207 CD ($19.95)

1959
April 12

New York (AL) 3, Boston 2. Bob Turley takes a no-hitter into the 7th inning. Norm Siebern's eighth-inning homer provides the winning margin. (Barber, Rizzuto, Allen)
#1883 CD ($19.95)

1959
July 7

National League 5, American League 4. Mays’ triple in the eighth caps a two-run rally as the NL all-stars win at Forbes Field. Mathews and Kaline homer, while Aaron and Banks collect two hits apiece. (Brickhouse, Prince)
#2088 CD ($19.95)

1959
Aug. 3

AL 5, NL 3. All-Star Game at Los Angeles. Five homers are hit, but Fox's RBI single in the fourth puts the AL ahead to stay. (Hodges, Neal)
#2005 CD ($19.95)

1959
Sept. 7

Boston 12, New York (AL) 4. Three consecutive homers in the second inning help the Red Sox beat the Yankees at Fenway Park. Mantle homers for New York. (Rizzuto, Allen)
#2221 CD ($19.95)

1959
Oct. 1

Chicago (AL) 11, Los Angeles 0. Kluszewski's two homers pace the White Sox in Game 1 of the Series. (Saam, Allen)
#1582 CD ($19.95)

1959
Oct. 2

Los Angeles (NL) 4, Chicago (AL) 3. Neal homers twice and pinch hitter Essegian once as the Dodgers win Game 2 at Comiskey Park and even the Fall Classic at one game apiece. (Allen, Saam)
#2089 CD ($19.95)

1959
Oct. 4

Los Angeles (NL) 3, Chicago (AL) 1. In the first World Series game ever played in Los Angeles, Furillo’s pinch single in the seventh drives in two runs as Drysdale and the Dodgers win Game 3. (Allen, Saam)
#2090 CD ($19.95)

1959
Oct. 5

Los Angeles 5, Chicago (AL) 4. Hodges' homer in the 8th breaks deadlock in Game 4 of the World Series. (Allen, Saam) #1884 CD ($19.95)

1959
Oct. 6 s

Chicago (AL) 1, Los Angeles 0. Three White Sox hurlers beat Koufax before a record crowd of 90,706 in Game 5 of the Series. (Saam, Allen)
#1916 CD ($19.95)

1959
Oct. 8

Los Angeles 9, Chicago (AL) 3. The Dodgers jump to an early 8-0 lead and beat the White Sox in Game 6 to win their first World Series since moving to the West Coast. (Allen, Saam)
#1972 CD ($19.95)