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  Robyn Smith #4

  Uncategorized

  B-roll of Robyn Smith walking from the horse stables of a racetrack onto the track itself and back to the stables.

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  [Studs Terkel on sports, part 1]

  Cubs, NHPRC, Sports, Studs Terkel, White Sox

  This is the first half of an interview with Studs Terkel on the golden age of baseball. Various subjects in the footage include: the Black Sox Scandal, Bill Veeck, and Babe Ruth.

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  [Tony Kubek interviews Bill Veeck raw #1]

  Bill Veeck, Chicago, Sports

  This video features raw footage of Bill Veeck being interviewed by sportscaster Tony Kubek for NBC. The crew for “A View From the Bleachers” attends the poolside interview and shoots the interview process with a hand-held camera. Tape #1 of 4.

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  [Archival reel for View from the Bleachers]

  Bill Veeck, Sports

  This tape contains a series of baseball-related clips from newsreels, followed by close-ups of baseball cards. Much of the newsreel footage is choppy or has no sound.

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  [TVTV Super Bowl CBS edit]

  Guerrilla TV, Outside Agitators, Roots of Video, TVTV, Viewers Choice

  Footage from TVTV Goes to the Super Bowl not used in the final version, mostly featuring Bill and Brian Doyle Murray improvising humorous situations. Throughout, footage of TV shows keeps popping in to the image, but the audio stays at the stadium.

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  White Sox 1966 Special

  White Sox

  Silent footage of the 1966 White Sox.

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  [Once a Star raw : Floyd Patterson #11]

  Once A Star, Sports, Tom Weinberg

  This tape features raw footage of an interview with boxing legend Floyd Patterson (1935-2006) taped for the 1985 television series “Once A Star.” Patterson talks about keeping in shape after retirement and having bigger hands than Muhammad Ali. Shot in Atlantic City, NJ.

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  [Once a Star raw: Phoenix, Arizona #10]

  Once A Star, Sports

  This tape features footage of the ’69 Chicago Cubs and New York Mets teams at “Dream Game ’86.” The tape also features archival footage of Cubs Manager Leo Durocher (1905-1991) and Oakland Athletics President Charles O. Finley (1918-1996).