Carl Beane, 'Voice of Fenway Park,' dies after car crash Carl Beane, known to baseball fans as "the voice of Fenway Park," died Wednesday in a single-vehicle crash after suffering a heart attack in Sturbridge, Massachusetts, according to a statement from the Boston Red Sox. Carl Beane mourned As a boy growing up in Agawam, Carleton "Carl" Beane had three dreams: He wanted to play for his beloved Red Sox and win the World Series; he wanted to be in the Baseball Hall of Fame; and he wanted a part in a movie about baseball. When he died yesterday in Sturbridge, the 59-year-old had accomplished all three and#8212; just not in the way he had planned. Carl Beane, "Voice of Fenway Park," dies BOSTON (Reuters) - - Carl Beane, the longtime "Voice of Fenway Park," died on Wednesday after suffering a heart attack while driving and then crashing his car, the Boston Red Sox said. He was 59. Fenway voice Beane dies while driving Red Sox public address announcer Carl Beane, whose warm baritone welcomed "ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls'' to Fenway Park for nearly a decade, died in a one-car crash in Sturbridge Wednesday afternoon after suffering a heart attack while driving. He was 59. Fenway PA announcer Beane killed in car crash Fenway Park public address announcer Carl Beane was killed in a single-car crash Wednesday. Boston Red Sox announcer Carl Beane lived his dream Carl Beane was every bit a member of the Boston Red Sox and he was living a dream as the Fenway Park voice of the baseball club he'd grown up adoring. Beane, 59, died of a heart attack while driving in Sturbridge Wednesday. Fenway Park Announcer Carl Beane Dies After Heart Attack Carl Beane, the public address announcer at Fenway Park has died after suffering a heart attack while driving. Red Sox Public Address Announcer Carl Beane Dies — Boston Red Sox public address announcer Carl Beane, the voice of Fenway Park whose booming baritone called ballplayers to the plate for two World Series champions, died Wednesday after suffering a heart attack while driving. He was 59. Carl Beane, 'Voice of Fenway Park,' Dies at 59 Carl Beane, the longtime "Voice of Fenway Park," died on Wednesday after suffering a heart attack while driving and then crashing his car, the Boston Red Sox said. He was 59. Carl Beane, 'The Voice of Fenway Park,' mourned by Red Sox Nation He was the voice of the Boston Red Sox, introducing the stars but earning a place as a celebrity in his own right. Carl Beane spoke to the fans at Fenway Park in a way that told them he enjoyed being there as much as they did.
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