Batter up! For those who love the crack of a bat and the roar of cheering fans, there's no better feeling than listening to your favorite team playing on the radio. The St Louis Cardinals have been entertaining baseball fans since 1882, and their broadcasts from 1934 to 1973 created some truly memorable moments for sports lovers everywhere.

In 1934 they were called the "Gas House Gang," and they played with a passion that will never be forgotten. Then America tuned in to hear Jack Buck and his crew call all the games on KMOX Radio and Harry Caray starting off each broadcast with "It's time for Cardinal baseball!" providing lively commentary throughout these decades it was absolutely captivating – they brought the game alive like no others could in that era. 

Whether you grew up watching them win three consecutive pennants in 1940-42 or remember their 1967 and 1968 wins under manager Red Schoendienst, take a trip back in time with us today as we explore all the great memories behind St Louis Cardinal radio broadcasts through this incredible 40-year period!