A series of filmed home run contests between two sluggers of the late 1950s/early 1960s, one National Leaguer, one American Leaguer. The batters had to swing at every pitch in the strike zone. Any called strike or batted ball that did not go for a home run was an out. (Three outs per inning.) The batter with the most runs at the end of nine innings won $2000. The loser got $1000. As an added incentive, any batter who hit three home runs in a row got a $500 bonus. Each consecutive home run after the first three in a row was worth an additional $500. While one hitter was at bat, the other sat in the press box with host Mark Scott and talked about both his and the other hitter's career. Filmed at Wrigley Field--home of the Pacific Coast League Los Angeles Angels--where the power alleys were a generous 345 feet from home plate.

footage of Mickey Mantle playing ball

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Irish folk song SINEAD O'CONNOR Her Mantle So Green As I went out walking one morning in June, To view the fair fields and the valleys in bloom, I spied a pretty fair maid she appeared like a queen With her costly fine robes and her mantle so green. Says I, "My pretty fair maid, won't you come with me We'll both join in wedlock, and married we'll be, I'll dress you in fine linen, you'll appear like a queen, With your costly fine robes and your mantle so green." Says she now, "You Young man, you must be excused, For I'll wed with no man, you must be refused; To the green woods I will wander to shun all men's view, ........(?) For the lad that I love fell in famed Waterloo." "O, then, if you won't marry, tell me your love's name, For I being in battle, I might know the same." "Draw near to my garment and there will be seen, His name is embroidered on my mantle so green." In raising her mantle there I did behold His name and his surname in letters of gold; Young William O'Reilly appeared in my view He was my chief comrade back in famed Waterloo. But when he was dying I heard his last cry 'If you were here, Lovely Nancy, contented I'd die;' Now Peace is proclaimed, and the truth I declare Here is your love token, the gold ring I wear." O, Nancy, dear Nancy, 'tis I won your heart In your father's garden that day we did part. Now the wars are all over, no trouble is seen And I'll wed with my true love in her mantle so green

Mickey Mantle tells the story of his first thrill in the big leagues. Excerpted from the award-winning program, Mickey Mantle: The American Dream Comes To Life®. Available on DVD at 1-800-THE MICK / www.themick.com.

A series of filmed home run contests between two sluggers of the late 1950s/early 1960s, one National Leaguer, one American Leaguer. The batters had to swing at every pitch in the strike zone. Any called strike or batted ball that did not go for a home run was an out. (Three outs per inning.) The batter with the most runs at the end of nine innings won $2000. The loser got $1000. As an added incentive, any batter who hit three home runs in a row got a $500 bonus. Each consecutive home run after the first three in a row was worth an additional $500. While one hitter was at bat, the other sat in the press box with host Mark Scott and talked about both his and the other hitter's career. Filmed at Wrigley Field--home of the Pacific Coast League Los Angeles Angels--where the power alleys were a generous 345 feet from home plate.

Mickey Mantle, Academy Award winner Ben Johnson, James Marsden, Rex Linn, Mike Turpen and other personalities promote the McCain Brothers and their TV show in Oklhoma City. Ben McCain and Butch McCain hosted a morning TV show in Oklahoma City from 1981-1994.

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Mickey Mantle tells how Billy Martin pranked Jackie Jensen on the Yankees' flight to Japan. Excerpted from the award-winning program, Mickey Mantle: The American Dream Comes To Life®. Available on DVD at 1-800-THE MICK / www.themick.com.

Friday morning October 13th 2006, Jeremy Kraft discovers the last known documentation in the form of a COA of what might possibly be the last signed Mickey Mantle baseball!

Mickey Mantle tells the story about when the Yankees flew in a violent storm over the Great Lakes. Excerpted from the award-winning program, Mickey Mantle: The American Dream Comes To Life®. Available on DVD at 1-800-THE MICK / www.themick.com.

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One Picture Video ;) I Like it Here I sit at the fire Liquor's bitter flames warm my languid soul Here I drink alone and remember A graven life, the stain of her memory In this cup, love's poison For love is the poison of life Tip the cup, feed the fire, And forget about useless hope. . . Lost in the desolation of love The passions we reap and sow Lost in the desolation of life This path that we walk. . . Here's to love, the sickness The great martyr of the soul Here's to life, the vice The great herald of misery In this cup, spiritus frumenti For this is the nectar of the spirit Quench the thirst, drown the sorrow And forget about cold yesterdays. . . Lost in the desolation of love The passions we reap and sow Lost in the desolation of life This path that we walk. . . Lost in the desolation of love The sorrows we reap and sow Lost in the desolation of life The path that we walk. . .

Kelly Mantle's "Satellite Baby" music video. www.myspace.com/mantle

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Info about the great Mickey Mantle. Goes a little long at the end, but ends on a very funny word. Also some Buck O'Neil in there. From Ken Burns' Baseball.

Mickey Mantle tells the story behind his home run #535, when Denny McLain intentionally let him hit one at Tiger Stadium. Excerpted from the award-winning program, "Mickey Mantle: The American Dream Comes To Life®" - Available on DVD at 1-800-THE MICK / www.themick.com.

1952 World Series Mickey Mantle Game 7- From an old Kinescope

Usul trying the new Mantle (broken crimper). 7a

Mickey Mantle tells the story of how Casey Stengel's lecture to the team ended up giving Whitey Ford his nickname. Excerpted from the award-winning program, Mickey Mantle: The American Dream Comes To Life® Available on DVD at 1-800-THE MICK / www.themick.com.

Mickey Mantle tells the story of how he and Whitey Ford rigged his swimming race with Roger Maris. Excerpted from the award-winning program, Mickey Mantle: The American Dream Comes To Life® Available on DVD at 1-800-THE MICK / www.themick.com.