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I listened as a middle schooler in the mid-80s. I loved his show

This was before sports radio - I didn't even have ESPN so I was dying for sports fixes. I'd call George Michael Sports Machine (362-4444) for scores, and get more info from Beatrice at night. I think it was like 10-12 or something on weeknights at WMAL in DC? I remember the classic " I don't eat french fries... but I hear they're very good...." and this was when a number of people still thought professional wrestling was real, so he would get up on a soapbox to tell them (politely) that they were idiots.
Posted: 02/20/2026 at 02:29 PM ET
(In response to this post by Coach McGuirk)

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Anyone else's grandnephew in his first college baseball tournament today?
PhotoHokieNC 02/20/26 10:19 AM ET
My grandnephew is 14 months old, but I can't wait for his 1st college game
Hokie Chris 02/20/26 03:15 PM ET
Too bad Ken Beatrice isn't still around. He would know.**
Coach McGuirk 02/20/26 12:04 PM ET
I remember Beatrice well...AM 630 in DC area. evening sports talk/call.**
al pie hokie 02/20/26 02:03 PM ET
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PhotoHokieNC 02/20/26 12:12 PM ET
He was a wacky sports show host in DC. People would call in with any
Coach McGuirk 02/20/26 12:24 PM ET
I listened as a middle schooler in the mid-80s. I loved his show
Dan1993 02/20/26 02:29 PM ET
And he loved him some Arby's curly fries even though his doctor said not
vt90 02/20/26 12:49 PM ET
I still don't get the connection - might be the best non sequitur ever.**
PhotoHokieNC 02/20/26 12:37 PM ET