Milwaukee Bucks radio play by plan man Ted Davis does his 1,000th game tonight in New York.     It's his 12th season here, and he is a local treasure.   I don't say that just because I share time with him on the team's flagship station.    His calls are enthusiastic, energetic and most of all--honest.    Ted Davis calls it as he sees it, and doesn't sugarcoat what's happening on the floor.     Plus, he's funny.      And, he's had to call a lot of sorry games as the franchise tried to, how shall we say it politely, find it's way?      Try making a bad contest entertaining to the folks at home--it's the ultimate challenge for any announcer.     Ted pulls it off.

       Before Ted, and Howard David, and Jim Irwin, came the team's first announcer, Eddie Doucette.     I adored him as a kid and wanted to be Eddie Doucette when I grew up.    

        Here's all you ever need to know about the first Voice of  The Bucks, as told by the man himself.