Overheard: Joe Paterno on Harry Kalas
“Harry did a wonderful job for Philadelphia in everything he did. He was fair in his reporting and enthusiastic about the game he covered. He was a class act, one of the greats in the profession, and will be missed.”
Joe Paterno, via The Morning Call
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