sportscast

After a commercial break, national and international news would be presented, followed by a 5-minute sportscast.

Hired as a local news writer, he also began doing sportscasts.

Then there are sportscasts, thought by many to reflect the true soul of the nation.

Within two years, the bug would be expanded to all sportscasts.

In radio alone, he made more than 43,000 sportscasts.

However, his sportscasts were often seen as incomplete since he had only two minutes to convey the day's sports.

He also contributed sportscasts to the program until the late 1960s.

"Augusta would pull the plug if the sportscast shows us," she said.

Taylor produced and anchored the late local sportscast for seven years, beginning in December 1978.

Soon thereafter, it added live sportscasts and business reports.

The station has no full-time sportscast at this time.

Suddenly, viewers need a table of contents before a five-minute sportscast?

Even televised sportscasts of real games these days have to find a narrative or a moral in the outcome.

He also did two afternoon newscasts and a sportscast.

Besides, there were layouts to explore, 14 of them, from basic through sportscast to party.

Fox's entertainment programs have also benefited from the heavy promotion they received during the sportscasts.

The outburst was repeated many times on TV sportscasts and online.

Sportscasts air at three times per day.

'It looks so thrilling on the sportscasts, like ballet in the air.

But how exciting are they when strung like beads on a highlight reel during an evening's sportscast?

"I have nothing against goofy sportscasts," he said.

And if hockey highlights are to fill sportscasts and printed pages next month, the games must first be played.

Teeth falling from Warner Wolf's mouth during Channel 2 sportscast.

In other words, it's not the kind of hockey that Americans can expect to see on the highlight segment of the late-night sportscasts.

This remains a feature of Headline News' sportscasts.