Malcolm Street

Street’s football career as a player ended with his graduation from Glencoe in 1935 but his contributions to sports continued more than 50 years. Street began broadcasting high school football on radio in Gadsden. In 1941, he began work at radio station WHMA in Anniston. Street broadcast Anniston High football games but promoted sports at other schools through interviews with coaches and scoreboard shows. He broadcast the Calhoun County basketball tournament from its inception for more than 30 years. Street was Calhoun County’s original sports voice and was the voice of Jacksonville State University athletics for many years. 

written by Joe Estep