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  Watch It!, episode 101-1

  Tom Weinberg

  An episode of “Watch It!” featuring short segments centered around sports. Segments cover bungee jumping, Bill Veeck, the importance of neighborhood basketball games, and more.

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  [1973 MLB All-Star Game]

  Sports

  This tape features a recap of the 1973 Major League Baseball All-Star game held in Kansas City, Missouri at Royals Stadium. We follow both the American League and National League on their quest for glory. New York Mets player and baseball legend Willie Mays makes his final All-Star appearance.

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  [Once a Star raw: Bowie Kuhn in NYC #4]

  Once A Star, Sports, Tom Weinberg

  This tape features the continuation of an interview with former Major League Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn (1926-2007), shot for the 1986 television special “Once A Star.”

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  Mark The Bird Fidrych #3

  Uncategorized

  Raw interview footage with Mark–the Bird–Fidrych, former pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, for the TNT special Once a Star.

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  [Veeck: A Man For Any Season raw #5]

  Bill Veeck, Chicago, Sports

  Bill Veeck is interviewed in his living room at home. Raw footage for “A Man for Any Season.”

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  [Veeck: A Man For Any Season raw #26]

  Bill Veeck, Sports, Tom Weinberg

  Raw footage for the documentary “Veeck: A Man For Any Season.” In this video, Veeck is interviewed in Assembly Hall at the Illinois high school basketball championship tournament in Champaign, IL.

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  [Veeck: A Man For Any Season raw #49]

  Bill Veeck, Chicago, Sports

  Raw footage for the documentary “Veeck: A Man for any Season.” This tape features footage of opening day at Wrigley Field. Bill Veeck walks through the stadium, finds his seat, and sits in the bleachers. He eats nachos. There are various shots of the crowd.

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  The Best of Bill Veeck

  Bill Veeck, Chicago, Sports

  This video features a compilation of baseball hall of famer Bill Veeck in a number of different conversations and interviews. Highlights include his commentaries on “Time Out!,” a Chicago sports television show that aired in the early ’80s, his interviews with Reggie Jackson, Rick Sutcliffe, and Ted Turner, interviews of Veeck himself in Wrigley Field and displaying his wonderful, colorful, and wise commentary about sports and life.