Why did Harry Caray always say ‘Holy Cow?’ It could be linked to a 1930s flying bovine. No bull! In 1930, a 15-year-old Harry Caray was living in St. Louis when the city hosted an aircraft ...

Holy Cow! Caray was a legendary figure in Chicago, where he was a broadcaster of Chicago White Sox and Chicago Cubs games ...

Before Harry Caray became a legendary broadcaster, he played high school baseball. And his skills almost brought him to the Crimson Tide, where he was offered a scholarship from the University of ...

Late, legendary sportscaster Harry Caray could sure put it away. His 1972 diary documents 288 uninterrupted days of drinking, according to the Chicago Sun Times. The record, according to the paper ...

Holy cow! Harry Caray made his regular-season debut as voice of the Chicago White Sox 50 years ago. Here are 5 stories about his time on the South Side.

By 5:45 a.m. Thursday, more than a dozen dedicated Harry Caray fans -- some donning cow costumes -- had already started to raise a glass to the icon.

It's a tradition that began with a toast by 200 people who jammed into the original Harry Caray's Italian steakhouse, at 33 W. Kinzie St., following Caray's 1998 funeral, days before he would have ...

Harry Caray’s Tavern in Wrigleyville will be renamed Benchwarmers next week, after the parties that owned and managed the restaurant terminated their business relationship. Read more HERE on … ...

Harry Caray's most famous line is the focus of a new trademark lawsuit ... Holy Cow! mark.” Caray, who died in 1998, was a Major League Baseball sportscaster for 53 years, ...

Holy cow! Toast to Harry Caray kicks off with star-studded line-up, live cows While the main toast and celebration doesn't begin until 4 p.m., fans had already begun to pack Harry Caray's Tavern ...