Baseball Way Back: 'It's almost a crime':
Costas says Cubs broadcaster Jack Quinlan belongs in Hall of Fame
Daily Herald
When Pat Hughes was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame as the 47th recipient of the Ford C. Frick Award, he joined an elite group of Cubs announcers in Cooperstown.

But many insist that an important name is missing from that select fraternity, which includes such revered names as Bob Elson, Jack Brickhouse, Milo Hamilton and Harry Caray.

Jack Quinlan was the radio voice of the Cubs from 1955 to 1964. In fact, Quinlan began calling the Cubs on WIND, moving with the team to WGN after the radio station purchased the broadcast rights.

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