Arthur writes:
 
>>If any H-L'ers out there can assist my query, here it is.
>>
>>I've heard a number of times now about a telephone service, I believe over
>>AT&T (?) which one can dial in to receive a clear radio signal of one's
>>favorite hockey team. (Called Teamline?).
>>
>>Can anyone comment or inform? I'm a sad boy out of range of the UNH
>>Wildcat Radio Network on weekends, and this would lift my spirits for
>>sure! Thanks to all who can help..
>>
>>Bob C. ("The Corner Man").
>
>Teamline's number is 1-800-846-4700. There's also a code you have to enter
>to designate the game or school you want to listen to; Cornell's is 5612,
>and I don't have any of the others. There's a charge for the call, although
>the longer you listen, the lower the rate per minute becomes. I've never
>listened to it (although I've sure made the announcement for it over the PA
>at Cornell football and hockey games enough times).
 
Following up on this, the Drop the Puck 1993-94 yearbook had an ad for
Teamline that listed the codes for the various teams that are participating.
Sadly for Bob, UNH was not listed (although RPI wasn't listed either, and I
know they're in on this)  A little blurb at the end of the ad says "If you
do not see your team listed, give us a call; we may have them by the start
of the season."
 
I think the list of numbers appeared on HOCKEY-L a while ago.  Hmm, possibly
a candidate for the archives if this service gets popular??
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