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William Earnest Harwell (January 25, 1918 – May 4, 2010) was an American sportscaster, known for his long career calling play-by-play of Major League Baseball games. For 55 seasons, 42 of them with the Detroit Tigers, Harwell broadcast the action on radio and/or television.
5. Mai 2010 · Email. Ernie Harwell, the longtime radio announcer for the Detroit Tigers, died Tuesday at 92. Harwell called the games for more than 40 years. Harwell was an old and trusted friend to a ...
4. Sept. 2009 · DAVID N. GOODMAN. Associated Press. DETROIT — Ernie Harwell, the 91-year-old Baseball Hall of Fame honoree and longtime broadcaster for the Detroit Tigers, said Friday that he has inoperable...
5. Mai 2010 · May 4, 2010. Ernie Harwell, the neighborly Georgian who delivered Margaret Mitchell’s newspaper in the 1930s and then delivered the play-by-play of more than 8,500 major league baseball games...
17. Mai 2012 · Detroit Tigers Broadcaster Ernie Harwell: Celebrating the Legendary Life. Josh Berenter May 17, 2012. Erie Harwell is the only broadcaster ever to be traded for a player. That explains the...
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5. Mai 2010 · Ernie Harwell died Tuesday night, ending his battle with cancer at the age of 92, but his voice and spirit will live on forever in the ears and minds of many. Tears were shed in the press box...
8. Jan. 2012 · For 55 seasons, baseball fans were able to get a greater enjoyment out of baseball because of the play-by-play descriptions of Ernie Harwell. In his easygoing, laidback Southern drawl, he would exclaim that a home run was “long gone,” that a batter on a called third strike “stood there like the house by the side of the road.”.
