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| | AP Wire | 09/29/2006 | Dead air: Pioneering sports station KDKA says goodbye to baseball (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07) |
 | | To the Pirates, the chance to reach a younger audience was a major reason behind the move, as KDKA's average listener is 59. |
 | | Arlin was a KDKA engineer, not an announcer, when he called that first game via a phone that was converted into a microphone in 1921, but his brief dabbling with baseball proved prescient. |
 | | Now, KDKA can kiss baseball goodbye and, for many Pirates fans, baseball on the radio won't be the same without the historic station that first took the air as 8XK in 1916. |
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