| An Appraisal of This Game Football | | | The date is approximate. |
| Babe Didrikson Zaharias | | | The story title above is indicated on the transcription label. The title as announced is, "The Other Babe and Women In Sports." |
| Bantam Ben Hogan | | | Jimmy Powers reads from Granny's book, "The Tumult and The Shouting." |
| Baseball Managers | | | Jimmy Powers reads from Granny's book, "The Tumult and The Shouting." |
| Beginning at the Beginning | | | Jimmy Powers reads from Rice's book, "The Tumult and The Shouting." Each program has music fill for local announcements and one commercial break for a one minute commercial. The date is approximate. |
| Big Red-Man O' War | | | Jimmy Powers tells the story of the great race horse. He interviews jockey Earl "The Handy Man" Sandy, who rode "Man O' War" and was a friend of Grantland Rice. The date is approximate. |
| Bobby Jones-The Incomparable Youth | | | Jimmy Powers reads from Granny's book, "The Tumult and The Shouting." |
| Ed Furgol's Greatest Victory | | | Ed won the 1954 Open, with a handicapped arm. |
| Famous Football Coaches | | | Jimmy Powers narrates segments from Grantland Rice's autobiography, "The Tumult and The Shouting." Memories of Red Grange, Alonzo Stagg and Walt Davis. Grantland Rice is heard at the 1947 Rose Bowl luncheon. See cat. #99313 for a syndicated version of this program. |
| Famous Football Coaches | | | The program includes a 1947 recording made at the Rose Bowl luncheon, of Grantland Rice praising Alonzo Stagg. This is a syndicated version of cat. #60841 (an AFRS rebroadcast). |
| Football's Advanced Guard | | | Jimmy Powers reads from Granny's book, "The Tumult and The Shouting." |
| Football's Beloved Knute Rockne | | | Guest Jack Lavelle (scout for the New York Giants) recalls playing for Knute Rockne of Notre Dame. |
| Football's Famous Coaches | | | Jimmy Powers reads from Granny's book, "The Tumult and The Shouting." |
| Gene Tunney, Second Installment | | | Guest Gene Tunney remembers Grantland Rice and the early days of his career. He describes "the long count." The date is approximate. |
| Golf and Its Champions | | | Stories about the very first golfers before the start of the World War. The date is approximate. |
| Granddaddy of the Blues and Some Football Memories | | | Granny tells the remarkable story of Pudge Hefflefinger. |
| Granny's All-Time Baseball Team | | | Jimmy Powers reads from Granny's book, "The Tumult and The Shouting." |
| Granny's All Time Football Team | | | Jimmy Powers reads from Granny's book, "The Tumult and The Shouting." |
| Granny's All-Time Pitching Selection | | | Jimmy Powers reads from Granny's book, "The Tumult and The Shouting." |
| Granny's Own Voice | | | A program of recordings by Grantland Rice. The date is approximate. |
| Granny's Story of Gene Tunney | | | Jimmy Powers interviews Harry Grayson, the only sportswriter to predict Tunney's victory over Jack Dempsey. |
| Great Athletes-Past and Present | | | Sound portraits of: Ty Cobb, Cy Young, Bob Fitzsimmons, Bill Tilden and other "Iron Men." The date is approximate. |
| Jack Dempsey, the Man From Maumee Bay | | | Jimmy Powers tells of Granny's eye-witness account of Dempsey's fights with Carpentier and Firpo. Vivid descriptions of two great fights. The date is approximate. |
| Jim Thorpe | | | A well-written biography about a tragic sports champion. |
| Knute Rockne | | | Jimmy Powers interviews Jim Crowley, one of the original "Four Horsemen." |
| Magnificent Screwballs | | | Jimmy Powers reads from Granny's book, "The Tumult and The Shouting." |
| Memorable Tributes to Granny Rice | | | A moving conclusion to the radio biography of who must have been a beloved man. |
| My Friend, Joe Louis | | | Jimmy Powers reads from Granny's book, "The Tumult and The Shouting." |
| Polo's Greatest | | | Jimmy Powers speaks with Deveraux Millburn Jr., son of the famous polo player. |
| Red Blaik of Army | | | The date is approximate. |
| Ruth's Homer | | | Granny's version of what happened the time Babe Ruth pointed to where he was going to hit a home run. Guest Ford Frick (Commissioner of Basebasll) doubts where Ruth really "called his shot." |
| Sports Films | | | Rod Warren (a former football player at Penn State) recalls when he worked with Grantland Rice on his short films. It makes for interesting listening; Grant was a true film pioneer as well as a famous sports writer. Don't miss the story about the leaping boa constrictor. |
| Sports Writers | | | Stories about Granny's fellow sports writers make for interesting listening. |
| The Big Fellow, Babe Ruth | | | The date is approximate. |
| The Big Game | | | The important football rivalries of the past. Granny has some interesting yarns about the game. |
| The Dempsey-Tunney Fights | | | Jack Dempsey in interviewed and tells the story of the long count. The date is approximate. |
| The Fabulous Ty Cobb | | | Jimmy Powers reads from Granny's book, "The Tumult and The Shouting." |
| The Grantland Rice Story | | | Jimmy Powers narrates segments from Grantland Rice's autobiography, "The Tumult and The Shouting." Jimmy talks about horse racing, the sad state of professional boxing, praise for Ted Williams, Ty Cobb, Joe DiMaggio. The date is approximate. |
| The Immortal Bobby Jones | | | The story of Jones' career from 1930 on. The program's guest is Bobby Jones. |
| The Incredible Man, Walter Hagen | | | Jimmy Powers tells stories about the famous golfer, as written by Grantland Rice. The date is approximate. |
| The Man Who Hates to Lose | | | The story of Arthur "Greasy" Neal, a famous football player who was excellent in all other sports as well. The date is approximate. |
| The Mighty Mites | | | Stories about coaches at small colleges.." The date is approximate. |
| The Sports Public and Ted Williams | | | Despite the title, Jimmy doesn't mention Ted Williams until six minutes into the program. |
| The Story of Big Bill Tilden | | | Jimmy Powers reads from Grantland Rice's book, "The Tumult and The Shouting." Guest Vinnie Richards ("The Boy Wonder Of The Golden Twenties") recalls playing with and against "Big Bill." The date is approximate. |
| The Story of Jack Dempsey's Early Ring Career | | | The date is approximate. |
| The Uncrowned Champs | | | null |
| Through the Mists | | | Granny's musings about sports and life. |
| Turkey Hunting | | | An interesting narrative. It's not as easy as it sounds. The date is approximate. |
| TV and Sport | | | Guest Asa Buchnell (Commissioner of the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Association and director of the NCAA TV legislative body). A look at how television has changed sports. |
| Uncle Remus and Some Others | | | Jimmy Powers reads from Granny's book, "The Tumult and The Shouting." |
| War Clouds-World War I | | | Granny's adventures in the army during the first war. Well written! |
| What Makes a Competitor | | | The show includes the story of Bobby Thompson's famous 1951 home run. |
| Writers and Pals | | | Guest Toots Shor remembers Granny and the other who hung out at his bar (which is referred to as a restaurant). Toots describes the date Rice's book was published. |
