Part of an interview with hockey great Bobby Hull. With jokes, anecdotes and stories, Hull discusses his career as a hockey player with both the Chicago Blackhawks and the Winnipeg Jets. He also comments on his relationship with his family, particularly his father, and explains why he refers to his time in Chicago as,”the greatest years of his life.”
Skip Blumberg visits the WMVP radio station and talks to two of the hosts there, while they broadcast, for the TV show Radio Faces. There is also a clip at the beginning of Chet doing a segment for Radio Faces.
In this segment of an interview with the legendary Chicago Blackhawks player, Bobby Hull delves deeper into his love for the city of Chicago, Chicago fans, and his time as a hockey player. He also discusses the high salaries for current hockey players, in addition to retirement and his personal philosophies on sports.
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Raw footage of a live radio broadcast at Sports Radio 1000 AM WMVP in Chicago hosted by Steve Dahl and Bruce Wolf. Shot for a TV show called Radio Faces.
B-roll exterior shots of the front of Chicago Stadium and the Arthur Keating Hall on the IIT campus. The last minute of the tape is the end credits of a show called “Destination Stanley Cup”.
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One half of this tape, comprised of production materials for the “Once a Star” series, is an excerpt from an interview with Olympic Swimmer Mark Spitz. He discusses fame and athletic drive. The second half of this tape is a series of interviews and montage highlight footage from six former professional basketball players. They discuss their current occupations, the feeling of playing in the National Basketball Association, and several other topics.
This tape is largely comprised of a Q&A session between famed Oakland A’s owner Charlie Finley and an audience of teenage baseball fans. Seated in his own home living room with the audience around him, Finley answers questions about his own career, gives his input on team ownership, and compares modern day players and their salaries to the days when he was at the forefront of the baseball business.
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This is the continuation of an interview with former NFL and AFL player George Blanda, who played for 26 years for the Chicago Bears, the Houston Oilers, and the Oakland Raiders. He played quarterback and placekicker. The video was shot for the series “Once A Star.”