[78-L] Somewhat OT: need some 1960s Yankees World Series audio

[Ray Kilcoyne]

Here's a sad story,... I was in the army in 1960 and taped (reel-to-reel) 
the entire 1960 World Series, one of the all-time great World Series, but 
today I don't know where it is.  I probably still have it but can't even 
start to think where to look.  It was the Pirates beating the Yankees on 
Bill Mazeroski's home run in game seven.  My copy was only the radio 
version.  I think Phil Rizzuto was one of the announcers.  The TV broadcast 
is available from a couple of places if you have time to wait for delivery.

http://vendiamo.com/Miley/miley.html

http://www.baseballdirect.com/world2.html#2318

There's 78 content too as the source for the latter was Bing Crosby's wine 
cellar.  Bing was part owner of the Pirates.

RayK
>
> Okay, since I did such a good job of sonically destroying Mantovani's 
> "Charmaine" (overlaying the CD cut with enough lead-in and run-out noise 
> from 45s so that it sounds like a 45 played on a school Califone...), the 
> director of my daughter's high school theater dept now wants me to obtain 
> around 10-15 minutes of 1960s-era NY Yankee television audio from the 
> World Series.  Yes, it's for a presentation of "One Flew Over the Cukoo's 
> Nest".
>
> ANyone kow of a website with that available, or, have some laying about in 
> some digitisable form? The only decent baseball TV audio I have (on 
> wonderful Compact Cassette, of course) is a home-recording (microphone to 
> TV speaker) of Hank Aaron's  714th home run... and that is interrupted by 
> the viewer commenting "...boy, that n***** can sure play baseball...".
>
> Ideas? Clues? Moldy sticky-shed cassettes?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Brad