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Joe Tolstoy
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2021
Sports and travel across the U.S.A.
Purveyor of the past.
Presenting the sights and sounds of America.
Purveyor of the past.
Presenting the sights and sounds of America.
Nov 1964 - Baltimore Colts at Chicago Bears from Wrigley Field (Highlights)
From November 8, 1964 - Johnny Unitas and Lenny Moore led the Baltimore Colts into Chicago to take on the Bears at Wrigley Field. Highlights presented by Tel Ra Productions.
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Nov 1964 - SF Warriors at LA Lakers, Wilt vs West, LA Arena (Highlights)
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From November 7, 1964 - Highlights of NBA action between the San Francisco Warriors (led by Wilt Chamberlain) and the Los Angeles Lakers (Led by Jerry West) from the LA Sports Arena. Tel Ra Productions.
1964 World Series Highlights, Cardinals vs Yankees & Quick Season Recap with Mel Allen
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A look at highlights from the 1964 World Series featuring the St. Louis Cardinals vs the New York Yankees. Plus, a quick season recap narrated by Mel Allen. A Tel Ra Production.
1964 Philadelphia Phillies Highlight Collection, Multiple Games at Connie Mack Stadium
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From 1964 - A good look at the Philadelphia Phillies in action with highlights vs the Reds, Dodgers, Cardinals, and Giants, plus a recap of the '64 All-Star game at Shea Stadium. Tel Ra Productions.
Sept 1963 - Oklahoma Sooners at USC Trojans, LA Memorial Coliseum (Highlights)
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From September 28, 1963 - Highlights from a hot matchup on a blistering hot day in Los Angeles as the Oklahoma Sooners took on the USC Trojans at the LA Memorial Coliseum. Narrated by Bill Campbell. A Tel Ra Production.
Sept 1963 - UCLA Bruins at Penn State Nittany Lions, Beaver Stadium (Highlights)
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From September 28, 1963 - Highlights of the UCLA Bruins at Penn State Nittany Lions battle at Beaver Stadium in University Park, PA. Narrated by Bill Campbell. A Tel Ra Production.
Sept 1958 - TCU Horned Frogs at Kansas Jayhawks, Highlights
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Footage from September 20, 1958 - TCU, out of the Southwest Conference, traveled to Memorial Stadium in Lawrence, KS, to take on Big 8 member Kansas. Chris Schenkel narrated this look at the Horned Frogs battle with the Jayhawks. Tel Ra Productions.
ESPNU Road Trip - Neyland Stadium, home of the Volunteers, Knoxville, Tennessee (2013)
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From 2013 - The fun ESPNU Road Trip series landed in Knoxville, Tennessee for this episode focusing on the atmosphere at Neyland Stadium, home of the Volunteers, as the Vols hosted Auburn. The hosts were Ali Nejad and Niki Noto.
Fields of Glory - Notre Dame Stadium (2004)
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From the "Fields of Glory" college football stadium series, this episode traveled to South Bend, Indiana and offers a great look at the beautiful Notre Dame stadium, home of the Fighting Irish. Narrated by Brent Musburger. (2004)
Sept 2001 - College Football Today Pregame Show (CBS), Miss St at Florida prelude
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From September 29, 2001 - CBS's College Football Today pregame show which aired prior to the Mississippi State Bulldogs at Florida Gators SEC contest. Tim Brando and Spencer Tillman were hosting in studio.
1998 Temple Football Road Trip to College Park, Maryland (Owls at Terps)
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From September 26, 1998 - Three Temple alums head to College Park, Maryland to see their Owls take on the Terrapins at Byrd Stadium. Stories from the road about past travels serve as a prelude to the game which, thanks to the trio then being active members of the media, is given attention from all angles on a beautiful evening filled with the sights and sounds of college football.
Great Days of the Southwest Conference, Volume 1, Great Games, Stars, and Teams (1995)
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Here's Volume 1 (I previously uploaded Volume 2) of this great video retrospective presented by Dr. Pepper, offering up football memories from the Southwest Conference. It includes plenty of interviews and footage of some of the greats of the game in action. Narrated by Ron Franklin. A Earl Miller production. Host Communications (1995)
Penn State's Golden Decade of the Eighties, Narrated by Harry Kalas
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A look back at the golden decade of 1980's Penn State Nittany Lions football with an added focus on the national championship years of 1982 & 1986. Narrated by Harry Kalas. A Target/Tel Ra Production (1991)
Oct 1988 - Penn State Football Action 3 Pack (vs Cincy, SYR, at Alabama)
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From October 1988 - It was a tough season for PSU but here's a look at bits of various broadcasts of the Nittany Lions action from the heart of the '88 campaign as they hosted Cincinnati and Syracuse, and then visited Alabama.
Sept 1988 - NFL Action & Highlights, Eagles-Vikings/Steelers-Bills/Rams-NYG
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Sept 1988 - NFL Action & Highlights, Eagles-Vikings/Steelers-Bills/Rams-NYG
Sept 1988 - Headline Sports, MLB, NFL, and U.S. Open Tennis Highlights
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Sept 1988 - Headline Sports, MLB, NFL, and U.S. Open Tennis Highlights
Nov 1987 - Gordie Lockbaum feature, Holy Cross at Villanova
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Nov 1987 - Gordie Lockbaum feature, Holy Cross at Villanova
Nov 1987 - ESPN GameDay feature on Syracuse Orangemen Football
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Nov 1987 - ESPN GameDay feature on Syracuse Orangemen Football
Oct 1987 - Rutgers Scarlet Knights Highlights, at PSU & vs BC (NJN)
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Oct 1987 - Rutgers Scarlet Knights Highlights, at PSU & vs BC (NJN)
Sept 1987 - "We the People 200" Celebration of the Constitution in Philadelphia, Channel 10 Coverage
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Sept 1987 - "We the People 200" Celebration of the Constitution in Philadelphia, Channel 10 Coverage
Circa 1984 - Peanuts commercial for the Statue of Liberty restoration campaign
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Circa 1984 - Peanuts commercial for the Statue of Liberty restoration campaign
Oct 1984 - Cubs Win GM 1 NLCS, Recap & Philadelphia Stars in Limbo
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Oct 1984 - Cubs Win GM 1 NLCS, Recap & Philadelphia Stars in Limbo
Sept 1984 - NFL Highlights, Week 2, Vikings at Eagles main focus
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Sept 1984 - NFL Highlights, Week 2, Vikings at Eagles main focus
Sept 1984 - Eagles at Giants, Sunday Night Sports Final with Joe Pellegrino
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Sept 1984 - Eagles at Giants, Sunday Night Sports Final with Joe Pellegrino
Aug 1984 - Combo Video, Winter & Summer Olympics, "Ode to Joy"
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Aug 1984 - Combo Video, Winter & Summer Olympics, "Ode to Joy"
1984 - "George Washington" Miniseries (Closing Credits & "Read More About It" PSA)
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1984 - "George Washington" Miniseries (Closing Credits & "Read More About It" PSA)
1973 - Penn State's John Cappelletti highlights & Heisman Trophy Press Conference
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1973 - Penn State's John Cappelletti highlights & Heisman Trophy Press Conference
1970 - Garo Yepremian feature from "Woodie's World"
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1970 - Garo Yepremian feature from "Woodie's World"
That Phila. Textile team was led by HOF coach Herb Magee ( Naismith Class of 2011 ) they beat Tenn. State with future pro Lloyd Neal and Ted "Hounddog" McClain. Textile was so well coached - they might have beat UCLA
Just wanted to tell you I really enjoy your videos. It's fascinating to see what sports were like so many years ago.
It Was Sad To See "Money" (Skip Dillard) Crash Out After His Workout With The Bulls Not Go As Planned. Skip Committing A Robbery And Ruining His Life Was Terrible. His Father Was A Sheriff At The Time Skip Went Off Of The Deep End 🤦🏿♂️. I Remember It Like It Was Yesterday. I Was In Elementary School At The Time. My Brother's Were In Highschool And Played In Chicago.
❤Dick Al and Billy
Big 8 vs AAWU matchup, now SEC vs Big Ten Matchup. Time flies.
Thanks for the action. Love the stuff from the sixties. I believe I copied this footage from an old sports channel from Buffalo.
It was fun hearing Bill Campbell do the highlights. I grew up hearing him do Phillies games. Thanks.
Classic Big Ten matchup, then and now
realy cool
Can u get highlights ESPN cfb scoreboard 1991-2000 the golden years of ESPN not this crap now 😂
We all love Timmy b
Fun upload!
Los Angeles 2028 Summer Olympics!
ROLL TIDE 😂😂😂😂
Team of the 80s: Miami Hurricanes Coach of the 80s: Joe Paterno
PSU vs. Nebraska national championship game would have been a great matchup. It didn't exist because of the stupid bowl system they had back then.
Just watched this episode. Love the harmonies. Love the Monkees! Found this translation: The river keeps As God from the wolf keeps our lamb As God from the wolf keeps our lamb The rabid wolf wants to bite her But God the powerful knows to defend her He wanted to make her unable to sin Nor did original sin this virgin have He who is born is a great monarch Christ, our father, clothed in flesh We have redemption from this tiny creation Though infinite, finite he was made. Chorus: Mark well the rightness of what you have heard That God could not make her more a mother He that is her father is today of her born He of whom she is the child is called her son
Just watched this episode. Beautiful harmonies. 🎶❣️
does anyone know where i can find any more hard to find footage of Lenny? It would be greatly appreciated!
This sure brings back a lot of great memories when Connie Mack was torn down I cried I was 10 years, but the best memory was walking down the 1st base fowl line to the big door as I can still remember smelling the grass and looking towards home plate it was absolutely phenomenal. Great job Joe thanks for the trip down memory lane
Sleeping with the lights on.
man...conference realignments suck i tell ya !!!
Splendid!
Last time that program will ever win something meaningful
What a great video I’ve just happened to come across. My dad told me many stories of Connie Mack Stadium and Shibe Park. My childhood memories are of my dad taking me to the vet , so many great memories but this brings me back to all the stories he told me of these times while we were watching.
When DePaul basketball was relevant.
Please, post as much 1960s NBA footage as possible! If you need any funding for digitizing the tapes, please let me know!
I appreciate the offer but don't worry, I have some more on hand, and they will be posted soon. If you haven't seen them yet, please check out the many 1950's, 60's, 70's "Converse Basketball Year in Review" films that I have posted. It covers all of the hoops world and each one showcases some great NBA highlights.
I'm amazed, shocked and flabbergasted. An announcer who stayed quiet at the end of the game. Holy cow, what's next?
Thank you for this post, between 1961 & 1970 I must have seen about 50 games there ..., this is ExcellenT! :)
absolutely the best video about 'Ole Connie Mack Stadium & those mid 1960's Phillies !!!
Would have been a great World Series 1964 Yanks & Phillies.
100%!!! I only knew of Penn State because of this show on Sunday. First in my family to go to college. And PSU was the choice a large part because of this show.
I was at the September 26 game as a 6 year old. Still remember Bobby Shantz walking in from the bullpen in the ninth.
Not a good interview. Just bc his English is really great doesn’t mean he understand clichés. Annoying that she uses certain words
Of course her slang terms didn't help any, but his English was never "great", only fair to good. That's why this interview was a bomb. He was trying to be confident and playful to hide the language barrier. I also think he may have been on a substance here. He purposely messed up his chances at recording contracts in the US and UK because of his terrible insecurities and personal problems. He was obviously most comfortable in the German-speaking countries. I do wish the world had known his music longer and that he could've been a great success worldwide for years, regardless. He was too talented to be confined to only the German-speaking countries despite performing in a different language.
@@autumninthewoods4522 Falco was indeed very talented. Sadly yes he was quite insecure and it would have been great for his music to be known further in the world. European UK artists always want to conquer America. The fact that he got here is amazing and I know he had to have been proud of that. How did he mess up bigger contracts with english dominant music companies? I don’t know if I ever knew specifically about those things 🤔
@@fire12731 I never read his manager Horst Bork's book "Falco: The Truth" as it's only available in German, but he was alleged to have said that Falco purposely missed 3 appointments with Richard Branson, the owner of Virgin Records. With the first 2 he refused to go; the third time, his manager came to his home to get him and found him on drugs and in bed with a groupie. Branson then cancelled the contract, said to be a 3-album, $12 million deal. In the US, he would come into the studios to record and be drunk/high and ruined work; he also refused to collaborate with other artists and said American producers would not understand him or his vision. According to an English book I have, "Falco and Beyond: Neo-Nothing Post of All" by Ewa Mazierska, she stated that Falco refused to sign a US contract with A&M because the executive would not allow Falco to smoke in his home. He was also being pressured by his manager to live in the US, but he did not want to. I do wish he would've agreed to the record deals; he could've still done German-language albums along with the English-language albums. After all, Celine Dion and Gloria Estefan did albums in both English and in their own languages throughout the years and became worldwide successes, so he could have done the same. But his manager stated that he was held back primarily by his drug and alcohol problems, which, of course, affecting his reasoning skills. Every time I listen to any of his albums, I feel sad for the fact that he could've been so much more, but he sabotaged his own efforts.
@@fire12731 His manager reportedly stated (either in interviews or his book, maybe both) that Falco deliberately missed two planes to meet UK record executive Richard Branson; when his manager came to his home to retrieve him a third time, he was indisposed with a strange woman and was high. So Branson nixed the deal altogether. It was to be a 3-album, $12 million contract. In the US, he would show up at recording studios under the influence of substances and refused to collaborate with other artists. He also refused to sign a contract with A&M because the executive wouldn't let him smoke inside his home. His manager wanted him to move to L.A., but he wouldn't. I do wish he'd at least accepted the record deals. He could've continued recording albums in German and also made some in English; Celine Dion and Gloria Estefan made both English albums and albums in their own languages and were worldwide successes for years. Whenever I listen to his music, I get a bit sad and nostalgic because I think about what he could've been, but he sabotaged his own chances for success.
The Pitt team had Dan Marino until he was injured in that game.
Oklahoma used to be a big 12 team now an SEC team
FOR SURE ....................... TERRIFIC JOB JOE ...................
These always felt like pseudo NFL Films productions especially with the voice of Kalas.
It's hard to watch anything on TH-cam these days with all of these annoying ads
So cool...
Who was the Penn State female athlete being interviewed?
Suzie McConnell, basketball
I want to see the “Maxi Burgers” episode that went like this: “Maxi Burgers, Maxi Burgers Yum! Yum! Yum! Maxi Burgers, Maxi Burgers make you wanna hum’ Hmmmmmmm!!!”
Their sister is the iconic singer-actress Katey Segal
Great video! Loved the concourse /ramp shots with Andy Musser’s radio broadcast over the loudspeakers - I forgot about that!
With so many announcers in Seoul for the Summer Olympics, I liked how NBC brought Curt out of retirement for these games.
Exactly! Even as a teenager when I was watching this, I felt that I should appreciate the opportunity to hear the great Curt Gowdy broadcast an NFL game again. That's the reason I popped in a tape to get some of it for posterity's sake. Glad I did. Wish there was more.
Allen Pinkett and Tony Dorsett in a Bronco uniform back to back. Talk about rare.
Apparently ESPN broadcast a few of his games but I've never even seen clips of those broadcasts.
The original videotape quality version of this exists. th-cam.com/video/iKzSLMo-LR4/w-d-xo.html
I'm sure Jerry Sandusky is getting frustrated
I'm sure Jerry Sandusky is getting frustrated