Previously on the Tony Cornheyser Show.

Jimmy played the violin and the cello in high school.

Not a lot of people do that.

You know, most people are going out for the baseball team.

You know, Jimmy did this.

But what sports in his family?

His older brother, Billy Steinman.

It's a nice, that last name like Steinman and your children are named William and James.

What are we trying for here, kids?

Billy Steinman became, for many, many years, the sports information director at Columbia

University and in his releases used to use words like Rugerbrius.

He was the smartest sports information director that ever lived, probably.

The Tony Cornheyser Show is on now.

Okay, that's a nice open and it leads me into something.

It does.

This is from Les Kernan in Macedon, New York, which is near Rochester, he tells us.

Hello, Mr. Tony.

Just listen to your Wednesday remembrance of your class, Jimmy Steinman.

This moment's like that that distinguish your show from any other as you pay tribute

to those who are or were close to you.

I've been listening for many years and you've given me many moments of enjoyment, but none

are better than those when you express your heartfelt sentiments about people important

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