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August 03, 2008: Skip Caray Dies August 03, 2008: Skip Caray Dies Learn More Suggested Readings Richard Sink, Skip Caray , and Pete Van Wieren. Chop to the Top!: The Behind-The Scenes Tale of the Team-And the Town-That Turned Upside Down : As Seen Through the Eyes of the Voices of the Atlanta. Tomahawk Pr; 1st edition (May 1992) “Skip Caray dies; spent three-plus decades calling Braves games.” ESPN. http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3517921 Skip Caray official website: http://skipcaray.com/ “Atlanta Braves.” New Georgia Encyclopedia. http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Article.jsp?id=h-1964&hl=y Skip Caray on TBS: http://www.tbs.com/stories/story/0,,8460,00.html Skip Caray on the Internet Movie Database: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0136023/ www.todayingeorgiahistory.org August 03, 2008: Skip Caray Dies Image Credits Greg Maddux Associated Press Courtesy of the Associated Press, 02100505435 1972 All Star Game Program - All Star Game 1972 Official All Star Game 1972 Official Stadium & Howard Johnson Program Program 1972 All Star Game Program - All Star Game 1972 Official All Star Game 1972 Official Stadium aerial Program Program Turner Field is packed with fans Associated Press Courtesy of the Associated Press during the All-Star Home Run Derby Monday, July 10, 2000 Atlanta's Sid Bream is hugged at Associated Press Courtesy of the Associated Press home plate by teammate Dave Justice Skip Caray with microphone Courtesy of the Braves Museum Courtesy of the Braves Museum and Hall of Fame and Hall of Fame Skip Caray in Booth. Channel 17 Braves Museum and Hall of Courtesy of the Braves Museum WCTG Fame and Hall of Fame Skip Caray color portrait Braves Museum and Hall of Courtesy of the Braves Museum Fame and Hall of Fame Skip Caray younger Braves Museum and Hall of Courtesy of the Braves Museum Fame and Hall of Fame www.todayingeorgiahistory.org August 03, 2008: Skip Caray Dies Image Credits Skip Caray twenties/thirties Braves Museum and Hall of Courtesy of the Braves Museum Fame and Hall of Fame Skip Caray 1982 Braves Museum and Hall of Courtesy of the Braves Museum Fame and Hall of Fame Skip Caray 1990s Braves Museum and Hall of Courtesy of the Braves Museum Fame and Hall of Fame Dominique Wilkins, Atlanta Georgia Sports Hall of Fame Courtesy of Georgia Sports Hall Hawks of Fame Harry and Skip Caray circa 1965 Purchased from eBay Publicity Still Skip Caray KXOK Radio station Purchased from eBay Publicity still in St. Louis, Missouri. Kappa Tau Alpha - Skip Caray University of Missouri Digital Savitar 1961, the University of back row Library Missouri Digital Library University of Missouri University of Missouri Digital Savitar 1961, the University of Journalism School 2 Library Missouri Digital Library University of Missouri University of Missouri Digital Savitar 1961, the University of Journalism School Library Missouri Digital Library University of Missouri Senior University of Missouri Digital Savitar 1961, the University of class - Caray 2nd row Library Missouri Digital Library www.todayingeorgiahistory.org August 03, 2008: Skip Caray Dies Image Credits University of Missouri Theater University of Missouri Digital Savitar 1961, the University of productions Library Missouri Digital Library Phil Niekro pitching for Atlanta Associated Press Courtesy of the Associated Press Braves, 1982 SI Cover Atlanta Braves Deion Getty Sports Illustrated/Getty Images Sanders, Sports Illustrated. Skip Caray and Pete Van Wieren Braves Museum and Hall of Courtesy of the Braves Museum 1 Fame and Hall of Fame Skip Caray and Pete Van Wieren Braves Museum and Hall of Courtesy of the Braves Museum 2 Fame and Hall of Fame Skip Caray - Voice of the Atlanta Atlanta Hawks publicity still Atlanta Hawks publicity still Hawks www.todayingeorgiahistory.org .
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