1962 BALTIMORE ORIOLES "The Orioles In Action" Highlight Reel 🎥

Published 2024-04-01
1962 Baltimore Orioles Team Highlight film, a look inside the orioles upcoming 1962 season from the Instructional league in Thomasville GA, going over basic fundamentals to help bring up future Orioles for the upcoming season and on to SpringTraining from Miami, which includes some Grapefruit League highlights up through opening day in New Yorks Yankee Stadium including game highlights, and game highlights of the home opener at Memorial Stadium against the Boston Red Sox. Hosted/Narrated by long time voice of the Baltimore Orioles Chuck Thompson
Recorded and Digitalized off a 3/4 studio tape and has been recently remastered/restored

1962 Baltimore Orioles
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All Comments (21)
  • @bufnyfan1
    I absolutely loved the voice of Chuck Thompson. There were never two better announcers than Mr. Thompson and Curt Gowdy. When NBC covered the World Series when the Orioles played in them in the 60s and 70s you had the thrill to hear both of them in the broadcast booth. You really realize how much they are missed when you have to endure the lousy announcers around now (especially Joe Buck-who I turn off the volume when he covers any game)
  • @markroberts9577
    This is a absolute Gem of a video. I hope you can find more of these and post them
  • In 1980 i went to play golf at pine ridge one day. I was 15 and went out alone. The starter had me play in a 4 some with Jim Palmer, Earl Weaver and Chuck Thompson. They couldn't have been nicer. I still hear chuck's voice and laughter echoing through those pine trees. Great memory and they all could play.
  • @kc0lif
    food does look good. baseball was great back then.
  • @mykiemilford720
    Really outstanding film. Crisp and stunningly well-shot. This is a real treasure.
  • Earl Weaver! Earl was a treat to watch when he used to have it out with umpire Ron Luciano!
  • @lesgordon8010
    Incredible history here great stuff. Hopefully, you can find more even some Phillies ones. Thanks.
  • @selfwitness
    Amazing that they actually used to teach “breaking up the double play”. That has totally disappeared now because of the rules preventing such breaking up.
  • @chriszenko3598
    Didn’t know John Boog Powell played the outfield I remember him as a. power hitting first baseman
  • @extraart1
    Those really were the good old days. Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan and the other contrived wars were years in the future. No global warming, X- rated everything or computers. People actually respected each other.
  • The Orioles were managed by Billy Hitchcock during 1962, but the club plummeted to a 77-85 record that season.