Arne Harris
Arne Harris (d. 2001) was the "Senior Executive Producer" of Chicago Cubs baseball for many years on WGN-TV. His first memorable moment came in 1960, when Don Cardwell pitched a no-hitter against the St. Louis Cardinals, which prompted fans to rush onto the field at Wrigley in celebration. Arne, then a page for WGN, was enthusiastic enough to get an interview that he risked bodily harm to keep fans away while talking to Cardwell. During games when the Cubs were losing badly, Harris would have the cameras shoot into the crowd, so television viewers could look for friends and family in attendance. Many of these fans were young women, which would draw young male Cub fans as viewers.
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2001 - Chicago Cubs - Baseball - WGN-TV - Don Cardwell - No-hitter - St. Louis Cardinals - Wrigley
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