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1950, 1954 and 1956 New York Yankees
$34.95Three vintage New York Yankees films totaling 90 minutes in length. --“Play Ball with the Yankees”, released in 1950 shows 1949 Old-Timers’ Day, 1950 spring training in St. Petersburg, Openin...
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1964 World Series
$34.95St. Louis Cardinals 4, New York Yankees 3. Color highlights of the Cardinals’ triumph, including Ken Boyer’s grand slam in Game 4, Tim McCarver’s 10th-inning homer in Game 5, and Bob Gibson’s ...
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Mickey Mantle: The Lost Stories
$29.95For the first time, Mickey Mantle's complete story is available on DVD. Told by the Mick himself, this two-hour Mantle collection includes both award-winning programs, "Mickey Mantle: The American Dre...
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Bob Costas: All Star at Every Position
$24.95This two-CD tribute to Bob Costas includes play-by-play highlights of the 1995 and 1997 World Series, the 1994 All-Star Game, his eulogy for Mickey Mantle, and his 2018 Hall of Fame acceptance speech ...
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Mel Allen: Voice of the Yankees
$17.95From the late 1930s until 1964, Mel Allen was the Voice of the New York Yankees. He later returned to do TV play-by-play for 10 years and hosted 'This Week in Baseball' until his passing in 1996. Alle...
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1964 New York Yankees
$34.95Three original films on the 1964 Yankees, including “The Yankees At Bat”, “Pitching for the Yankees” and “Infield Play the Yankee Way”. The Yankees are shown in beautiful color working o...
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1958 to 1967: The All-Star Games
$34.95Highlights of every All-Star Game from 1958 to 1967 except 1963 and 1964. Mostly in color, this DVD takes you from the only All-Star Game played at Baltimore’s Memorial Stadium through the 15-inning...
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Joe DiMaggio: The Final Chapter
$14.95Joe DiMaggio was more than a star ballplayer. He was an American icon. This film, as originally seen on PBS, is a complete portrait of a man who not only had a profound effect on the game of baseball,...
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1963 10/ 6 Los Angeles 2, New York (AL) 1.
$19.95Sandy Koufax bests Whitey Ford in Game 4 of the World Series as the Dodgers sweep the Yankees. Mickey Mantle and Frank Howard homer. (Harwell, Garagiola)
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1960 5/20, Chicago (AL) 5, New York (AL)3
$19.95Early Wynn beats Whitey Ford in a game featuring the debut of Bill Veeck’s exploding scoreboard. Mickey Mantle homers for the Yanks. (Allen, Rizzuto)
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1963 World Series
$34.95Los Angeles Dodgers 4, New York Yankees 0. The Dodgers sweep the Yankees behind the pitching of Sandy Koufax, Don Drysdale, and Johhny Podres. Highlights include Koufax’s 15 strikeouts in the opener...
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1957 World Series, Game 3
$39.95New York Yankees 12, Milwaukee Braves 3. The complete game TV broadcast of the Yankees 12-3 win over the Braves in the first World Series game ever played at Milwaukee's County Stadium. Tony Kubek hit...
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1953 World Series
$34.95New York Yankees 4, Brooklyn Dodgers 2. The offenses dominated as the two teams hit a then-record 17 homers. Mickey Mantle hit two dramatic homers in the Series but struck out four times in four at ba...
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Baseball's Golden Age
$33.99A rare 3-DVD collection of home movie footage, most of it in color, filmed by ballplayers, their families and fans during baseball’s "Golden Age" the 1930s through the 1960s. Go behind the scenes to...
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$9.95One was the Yankees' best loved player, the other was their most valuable. In the summer of 1961, Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle took on Babe Ruth's single-season home run record. It would be a summer ...
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1964 Baseball Highlights
$34.95This tape contains an amazing 1 hour and 23 minutes of highlights from the 1964 season, from Spring Training to the World Series. The footage comes from old news reels and sports reels and has been pr...
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1951 Baseball News Highlights
$34.95Highlights from spring training through the World Series, including Mickey Mantle's first at bat. DVD
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The All-Star Game: From Ruth to Mays
$34.95Highlights of every All-Star Game from the very first one in 1933 to the 1957 contest, with the exception of the 1940 and 1943 games. All films through the 1955 All-Star Game are in black and white, w...
