Other firsts in baseball/Event 4

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"The first baseball game ever telecast was a college, rather than a professional game.  On May 17, 1939, NBC telecast a game between Princeton and Columbia to the few sets in operation in the New York City area."
"The first baseball game ever telecast was a college, rather than a professional game.  On May 17, 1939, NBC telecast a game between Princeton and Columbia to the few sets in operation in the New York City area."
T. Brooks and E. March, The Complete Directory to Prime Time Network and Cable TV Shows, 1946-Present (Randon House, Date?) page 89.  Accessed in snippet view via Google Books search, 3/8/2010.
T. Brooks and E. March, The Complete Directory to Prime Time Network and Cable TV Shows, 1946-Present (Randon House, Date?) page 89.  Accessed in snippet view via Google Books search, 3/8/2010.
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Year 1939
Month 5
Date 17
City New York
State NY
Country US
Description First Televised Baseball Game

"The first baseball game ever telecast was a college, rather than a professional game. On May 17, 1939, NBC telecast a game between Princeton and Columbia to the few sets in operation in the New York City area."

T. Brooks and E. March, The Complete Directory to Prime Time Network and Cable TV Shows, 1946-Present (Randon House, Date?) page 89. Accessed in snippet view via Google Books search, 3/8/2010.


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