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Title	Brent Hill and Bruce Bartley with Buick Ball Game contest winner
Identifier	M004_1877
Date of original	1968-07-27
Decade	1960s
Description	Brent Hill, left, and Bruce Bartley, second from left with portable recorder, stand with a man and woman in front of a Buick Skylark. The man and woman at right exchange a car key as part of the Buick Ball Game contest. A sign reads: WSB Radio and Hix Green Buick invite you to enter the big "Buick Ball Game." Guess the number of soccer balls and baseballs in the Buick! First Prize... 1968 Buick Skylark with AM-FM radio... Valued at $3955.34. Second and third prizes... AM-FM radios. Enter here! One entry per person per day. Open to licensed drivers only. Contest closes midnight, July 24. Winners announced Saturday, July 27 at Hix Green Buick.
Subject	Radio broadcasting Contests Automobile dealers Reporters and reporting
Subject (names)	WSB (Radio station : Atlanta, Ga.)
Location depicted	Atlanta (Ga.) Fulton County (Ga.)
Collection	WSB Radio Records
Curatorial area	Popular Music and Culture Collection
Digital publisher	Georgia State University Library
Finding aid	http://digitalcollections.library.gsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/findingaids/id/80
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Citation	M004_1877, WSB Radio Records, Popular Music and Culture Collection, Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University Library
Source format	black-and-white photographs;
Format	Image/jp2
Type	Image
Series	SERIES VI: Audio-Visual Materials and Artifacts, 1920-1985