Jerry Girard

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Jerry Girard, sports anchor for WPIX-TV in New York City until 1996.

Girard was known for his wry, caustic sense of humor, that was engagingly quintessential New York. He often gave horse racing results at the end of this broadcasts. He left WPIX when offered a demotion after 20 years as the sports anchor.

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