WMRN Personnel Profile

Ed Paulin

Sports Play-by-Play Broadcaster

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WMRN Career

Ed Paulin, also documented as Philip or Phillip 'Ed' Paulin in biographical sources, broadcast high-school basketball and Marion Barons hockey for WMRN during the late 1950s and early 1960s. A firsthand historical account preserves excerpts of Paulin's actual December 29, 1961 WMRN-AM basketball play-by-play from Marion's Veterans Memorial Coliseum and recalls his work with fellow announcer Bob Miller and a remote engineer identified as Joe Peters. His obituary records recognition as Ohio's Top Sports Broadcaster in 1960 and later work in broadcasting education at Oklahoma State University. Paulin left full-time play-by-play work by 1966. His complete WMRN employment dates remain unverified.

Career Assignments

From 1961-12-29

Basketball Play-by-Play Broadcaster — WMRN-AM 1490

Department
Sports
Affiliation
Direct WMRN staff
Workplace
WMRN radio operation, Marion, Ohio
Verification
Confirmed

Preserved radio-aircheck excerpts and eyewitness description establish WMRN-AM game coverage.

Source: Ed Paulin and the Radios, firsthand WMRN-AM sports recordings and eyewitness history including December 29, 1961 game, https://www.t2buck.com/paulin2.htm ; Dighton Marler Funeral Home, 'Phillip Ed Paulin', https://www.dightonmarler.com/obituaries/phillip-ed-paulin ; Oklahoma State University, Arts and Sciences 2008 alumni obituary, https://casinfo.okstate.edu/images/ePubs/CONNECT2008/30/

The dates above document this role at those points in time; they do not establish continuous employment between them.

From 1960

Marion Barons / Local Sports Broadcaster — WMRN-AM 1490

Department
Sports
Affiliation
Direct WMRN staff
Workplace
WMRN radio operation, Marion, Ohio
Verification
Confirmed

Obituary documents WMRN sports broadcasting and Ohio Top Sports Broadcaster recognition in 1960.

Source: Ed Paulin and the Radios, firsthand WMRN-AM sports recordings and eyewitness history including December 29, 1961 game, https://www.t2buck.com/paulin2.htm ; Dighton Marler Funeral Home, 'Phillip Ed Paulin', https://www.dightonmarler.com/obituaries/phillip-ed-paulin ; Oklahoma State University, Arts and Sciences 2008 alumni obituary, https://casinfo.okstate.edu/images/ePubs/CONNECT2008/30/

The dates above document this role at those points in time; they do not establish continuous employment between them.

Sources & Documentation

Ed Paulin and the Radios, firsthand WMRN-AM sports recordings and eyewitness history including December 29, 1961 game, https://www.t2buck.com/paulin2.htm ; Dighton Marler Funeral Home, 'Phillip Ed Paulin', https://www.dightonmarler.com/obituaries/phillip-ed-paulin ; Oklahoma State University, Arts and Sciences 2008 alumni obituary, https://casinfo.okstate.edu/images/ePubs/CONNECT2008/30/