I think it's an award he would have really cherished. He tried to act like it didn't mean much, but I think he would have really cherished it.

He was broadcasting the Giants from Candlestick on the final day of 1962 when they beat Houston and clinched the tie for the pennant.

We did a nationwide survey of tapes to find someone who could step in and do baseball when I was gone, and Bill was the guy we selected. It was obvious sooner or later that he would be doing his own thing. The broadcast business has lost a good one. It's just a shame.

The one thing I regret is that he passed before he got a chance to get into the baseball Hall of Fame.

We've lost a unique person, no doubt about that.

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