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NOW on DVD!

• 1973 and 1974 All-Star Games - at Kansas City & Pittsburgh - both on one DVD! - A new DVD just released by Rare Sportsfilms, Inc. covers the Major League Baseball All-Star games of 1973 at Royals Stadium in Kansas City and 1974 at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh! None of this footage has ever been available on DVD before and almost all footage is in COLOR! See all the greatest baseball stars of the era in action – For the A.L. Reggie Jackson, Amos Otis, Carlton Fisk, Bobby Murcer, Nolan Ryan, Bert Campaneris, Rod Carew, John Mayberry, Brooks Robinson, Catfish Hunter, Dick Allen, Thurman Munson, Rollie Fingers and Gaylord Perry. National Leaguers you’ll see are Cesar Cedeno, Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, Hank Aaron, Billy Williams, Johnny Bench, Ron Santo, Chris Speier, Bobby Bonds, Willie Davis, Ron Cey, Larry Bowa, Lou Brock, Reggie Smith and Mike Schmidt. Willie Mays appears in the last of his 24 All-Star Games in ‘73 and part of his farewell speech at Shea Stadium is included. Steve Garvey is game MVP in ’74
  57 minutes, mostly color.  $29.95 + $4.20 S & H.
• 1981 and 1982 All-Star Games - at Cleveland and Montreal - both on one DVD! - Our newest All-Star Game DVD! Neither game has ever been available on VHS or DVD and our restoration from original 16mm film is now complete. Pre-game features the Army Golden Knights parachute team delivering the game ball to V.P. Bush, on hand for the ceremonial first pitch. This game represented the end of the 50-day ’81 baseball strike. Honorary Captains are Warren Spahn and Bob Feller, 33 years after they opposed each other at this very ballpark in the 1948 World Series! Jim Frey and Dallas Green are the opposing managers. Two shutout innings are pitched by American Leaguers Jack Morris and Len Barker to start the game and Singleton’s homer off Tom Seaver gives the A.L. a 1-0 lead after two innings. In the 5th Gary Carter’s home run ties the game 1-1, and in the 6th, Dave Parker’s blast gives the N.L. the lead 2-1. The A.L. scores three runs in the 6th, chasing Burt Hooton and leads after six innings, 4-2. In the 7th, Carter’s 2nd homer gets a run back and in the 8th, Mike Schmidt, the ML HR leader, clouts a two-run homer, which provides the eventual winning runs in the 5-4 N.L. victory. The crowd of 72,086 set the all-time All-Star Game attendance record which still stands! Gary Carter is MVP of the ’81 game and Dave Concepcion (two-run homer) is MVP in 1982 at Montreal, a 4-1 N.L. win.
  50 minutes, Color  $29.95 + $4.20 Shipping and Handling.
• 1963 Detroit Lions Highlights plus: "Pro Football Kickoff" (final week, 1963) - both on one DVD! You won’t see Alex Karras in this one (he was suspended for the ’63 season by commissioner Pete Rozelle), however other fan favorites are all here in action on this Detroit Lions highlight film narrated by legendary radio voice of the Lions, Van Patrick. You’ll see Yale Lary, Night Train Lane, Gary Lowe, Darris McCord, Joe Schmidt, Jim Ninowski, Nick Pietrosante, Dick LeBeau, Jim Gibbons, Hopalong Cassady, Sam Williams and more! A surprise of the season is the emergence of Earl Morrall, who beat out Milt Plum for the starting QB job. At the end of the film there are also nice close-ups of Morrall, Terry Barr, Gail Gogdill, John Gordy, Roger Brown, Wayne Walker and Schmidt. Also, included as a bonus is this final week show of “Pro Football Kickoff”, hosted by Kyle Rote and covering the Western Conference showdown at Wrigley Field, Bears vs Lions, including all original commercials! Y.A. Tittle is selected as Pro Football Kickoff’s NFL “Player of the Year”.
  48 Minutes, B&W  $29.95 + $4.20 Shipping and Handling.
• 1962 Masters Tournament - The first Masters ever to culminate in a three-way tie! After four days and 72 holes of golf it’s a tie and a Monday playoff between Arnold Palmer, defending champion Gary Player and Dow Finsterwald! See legendary names Gene Sarazen, Jimmy Demaret, Sam Snead, Doug Sanders, Ben Hogan, Cary Middlecoff, Julius Boros, Jerry Barber, Gene Littler, 1934 winner of the first Masters Horton Smith and husky young Jack Nicklaus in his first Masters as a professional!  
  38 minutes, beautiful Color!   $29.95 + $4 S & H.   Add only $10 extra for BLU-RAY!
• 1984 INDIANAPOLIS 500 - “Green Flag at 200” plus “The Hidden Heroes” and “March Into May” narrated by voice of the 500 Paul Page all on one DVD! Rookie Teo Fabi grabs the pole and A.J. Foyt is in his 26^th consecutive Indy 500! Driver interviews, qualifying, pit stop action, different views of on-track crashes and all the drama on three different films! Rick Mears wins his 2^nd 500!
  All color! 1 Hour, 10 Minutes,  $29.95 + $4.20 Shipping.      Add only $10 extra for BLU-RAY!
• 1976 DAYTONA 500 - “Collision Course”, plus 1976 “Daytona Speed Week” – Here’s a vintage racing doubleheader – Two different NASCAR films on the 1976 Daytona 500, both on one DVD! “Daytona Speed Week” touches on all the big on-track events of the week leading up to and including the famed Daytona 500. “Collision Course” concentrates solely on the 500, telling the story of the historic race by showing completely different scenes. Still one of the most talked about races of all time, this 500 featured two top drivers fighting it out all the way to a smash-up finish with David Pearson and Richard Petty leaving NASCAR fans limp in their seats at the end! Bennie Parsons, A.J. Foyt, Ramo Stott, Bobby Allison, Lennie Pond, Buddy Baker Salt Walther, Dick Brooks and more!
  All color!   27 Minutes, $29.95 + $4.20 Shipping.
• 1982 Ohio State University Marching Band - Dr. Paul Droste, director, Bruce Hart, drum major. Includes: BAYLOR "The Greatest Show on Earth", STANFORD "Broadway Showstoppers", FLORIDA STATE "The Music of Diana Ross", PURDUE "OSU Goes Country and Western", MINNESOTA "Big Bands, Little Bands", MICHIGAN "Proud To Be An American" plus Holiday Bowl performance and special bonus: Holiday Bowl OSU vs BYU football highlights "Glad Tidings", narrated by John Facenda of NFL Films.
  A big, two-disc set for   $49.95 + $4.00 S & H (add $10 for Blu-Ray!).   3 hours, 31 minutes, ALL COLOR!