Howard Cosell: From Army Major to Legendary Sportscaster | Famous Veterans Spotlight

Howard Cosell: From Army Major to Legendary Sportscaster | Famous Veterans Spotlight https://youtu.be/oa5J3U0pf5Y

Born on March 25, 1918, Howard Cosell left a remarkable legacy as both a lawyer and a sportscaster. Did you know he was admitted to the New York bar in 1941, then served as a Major in the United States Army Transportation Corps during WWII?

After the war, Cosell practiced law in Manhattan, representing athletes like Willie Mays and supporting the Little League of New York. Inspired by his hero Jackie Robinson, Cosell eventually became one of the most iconic voices in sports broadcasting, beginning his career with ABC Radio.

Discover fascinating facts about Cosell’s journey from courtroom to broadcast booth.

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