WHAT'S NEW?

(At Rare Sportsfilms, Inc.)

NOW on DVD!

(All in COLOR unless noted)

• 1960-1961-1962 Milwaukee Braves – 1960 “The Best Of Baseball”, 1961 “Big Moments With The Braves”, and 1962 “Around The League With The Braves” - all narrated by Earl Gillespie and on one DVD! Highlights, weird and wacky plays, National League stars and great old ballpark scenes - all in beautiful COLOR! Running time: 1 hour, 25 minutes.
• 1954 St. Louis Cardinals (color) plus The Cardinal Tradition (B & W) and The Game Nobody Saw (B & W) - three Cardinal films, all on one DVD! Story of the ’54 Cards in Spring Training, Musial, Red, Haddix, Stanky, etc, old Busch Stadium, all in beautiful COLOR! Plus story of the Cards’ first five W.S. wins (1946, 1944, 1942, 1934 and 1926). Also ’59 Cards at St. Pete, Blasingame, Boyer, Keane, McDaniel, Mizell, Marion, Musial and more! Three films (color and B & W). Running time: 1 hour, 21 minutes.
• 1963 NFL Highlights (B & W) - Official NFL Highlight film of the 1963 season w/ Jim Leaming. The most outstanding plays and players of each team’s season! Jurgensen, Arnett, Tarkenton, Meredith, Unitas, Berry, Randle, Starr, Taylor, Ryan, Brown, Ditka, Galimore, Tittle, Gifford and more! Running time: 27 minutes.
• 1964 NFL Highlights (B & W and COLOR) - Two different films were made by different producers in ’64 - here are both of them on one DVD! “NFL Review” (B & W) by Tel Ra with Jim Leaming and 1964 “NFL Highlights” (COLOR), by Blair with Chris Schenkel. Loads of stars and big plays - ex: Jim Marshall’s infamous “wrong way run” for a safety! Running time: 55 minutes.
• 1956 World Series Game 3 at Yankee Stadium, Whitey Ford vs Roger Craig - This original partial TV broadcast (missing only the second and third innings) contains the original commercials and includes complete pre-game and post game! Enjoy the unique Rare Sportsfilms feature of both TV and radio play-by-play broadcasts! Menu allows you to select either Mel Allen and Vin Scully (TV) or Bob Neal and Bob Wolff (radio) as you watch the game! This special DVD brings back all the memories of those early televised World Series games and New York baseball as it was played over half a century ago! (B & W Kinescope) Running time: 2 hours, 3 minutes.
• 1964 Indianapolis 500 - Three vintage films - “Strategy For Speed”, “The 1964 Indianapolis 500” and “Driver’s Choice”, all three about the 1964 Indianapolis 500 and all on one DVD! The transition from roadsters to rear-engine cars, wider tires, multiple car designs and the most tragic Indy racing disaster combine to make this a memorable year in “500” history! A must DVD for Indy racing historians! Running time: 1 hour, 29 minutes.
• 1974 Indianapolis 500 - Three vintage films - “Twenty One Days In May”, “Speed With Safety” and “The Glory Line”, all three about the 1974 Indianapolis 500 and all on one DVD! Seven new rookie drivers, new safety innovations and track improvements and the STP turbocharger controversy are Indy headlines of 1974, as Johnny Rutherford captures the first of his three Indy 500 wins! Running time: 1 Hour, 13 Minutes.
• 1966 “The Race On Radio” - The original radio broadcast of the 1966 Indianapolis 500 with legendary chief announcer Sid Collins is now available for the first time on audio CD! This huge five-disk set (nearly five hours long, no commercials) covers the entire broadcast from pre-race thru post-race with winner Graham Hill and comes in a special case. $24.95 plus $4.00 S & H.