Three Films on Sports.

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Three Films on Sports.

1964-1966

http://id.lib.harvard.edu/alma/990075275260203941/catalog

The Game: A film of the 1966 Harvard-Yale Game in fast motion; Marathon (at 3:15): A documentary about the 1964 Boston Marathon, with Harvard professor Erich Siegel and Harvard student Walter Hewlett and Rev. O'Neil Shannon. ; Crew (at 30:00): a photo-montage with voice-over about the power and glory of crew.

1 videocassette (36min.) : sd., b&w. ; 1/2 in. use copy1 videocassette (36min.) : sd., b&w.; 3/4 in. master

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