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Germans televised Olympics, but probably not Owens
weblogs.newsday.com - 5/17/2009
Germans televised Olympics, but probably not Owens
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A clarification on that post about today being the 70th anniversary of the first televised sports event: Actually, the Columbia-Princeton baseball game was the first televised event in the U.S. Nearly three years earlier, the Germans experimented with broadcasting some of the Olympic ...
brewersbeat.mlblogs.com - 5/18/2009
Monday's make-up to be televised
— brewersbeat.mlblogs.com — Brewers interim PR director John Steinmiller confirms that Fox Sports Wisconsin will indeed broadcast Monday's game, and... it will be in high-definition. FS Wisconsin was set to air Friday's series opener in HD before that game was rained out and... (more) Monday's make-up to be televised

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Televised sports made its debut 70 years ago Sunday
weblogs.newsday.com - 5/16/2009
Televised sports made its debut 70 years ago Sunday
— weblogs.newsday.com — Seventy years ago Sunday, NBC carried the first televised sports event - Princeton's 2-1 baseball victory over... Columbia at Baker Field. Even at the time, it was recognized as a historic moment. NBC's TV program manager, Thomas Hutchinson, told The ... (more) Televised sports made its debut 70 years ago Sunday

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universalsports.com - 5/17/2009
Germans become first non-Brazilian winners of season
— universalsports.com — Germans become first non-Brazilian winners of season (more) Germans become first non-Brazilian winners of season

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Fang's Bites — ... or this from Howard Bloom from Sportsbusinessnews.com, "Preakness ON (overnight) ratings: Race portion 6:00-6:45 p.m. 7.9/18 a gain of 27% over last year's race (6.2/14)" or getting links, while there are imposters on Twitter (Erin Andrews, Kelly Ripa), when you find someone you know and trust, it can be an excellent networking and marketing tool. To the Sunday links. Newsday's Neil Best notes that the very first televised sporting event was the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Bob Raissman of ...

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