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John Owens
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Dick Jefferson Party
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Friends of Dick Jefferson throw him a graduation party from University of Detroit Law School in 1991. Lots of WDIV colleagues attended the party including Jennifer Moore, Bob Pisor, Dan Mountney, Anne Thompson, Sara Hassinger, Chris Lango, Ken Crawford, and many more.
Goodbye Tiger Stadium
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Profile of the last home stand at Tiger Stadium in 1999. Narrated by Ernie Harwell.
Michigan & Trumbull
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History of Tiger Stadium narrated by Ernie Harwell. Aired on WDIV-TV in 1999 in conjunction with the final year of baseball at Tiger Stadium
The Freedom Train
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Profile of the National Negro Labor Council, an activist group that investigated by the House Un American Activities Committee in the fifties.
Seymour Markowitz- Detroit Divorce Lawyer
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Seymour Markowitz- Detroit Divorce Lawyer
In the Rough: African-American and Golf
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In the Rough: African-American and Golf
Im 55 i remeber tiger stadium. From Grand Rapids it was real easy to get there and back. What memories this brought back thanks for doing this the right way! I was so sad they closed her Tiger Stadium down 😢
Great memories
Mike illich was a great man.
These things make me cry like a little girl with a skinned knee.
as an 40 year old yankee fan i used to love when they played the tigers cause of tht stadium espically the tiered outfield n wen the yankkees traded for cecil fielder !⚾
I visited Tiger Stadium from Atlanta to be part of the last game ever in 1999. Ernie Harwell is from Georgia.
I remember the SCANDAL IN HIGH SCHOOL IN 89 I THINK when he was called out About his affair with his secretary. Where they showed in the paper ..how much money he would give to his son. It was like a MILLION DOLLARS.
I was born in February 3 1973...as of 7/14/24 Coleman YOUNG WAS IN MY LIFE FOR THE FIRST 25 YEARS OF MY LIFE... INDIRECTLY... BECAUSE I WAS RAISED THERE EXCEPT THE 3 YEARS I LIVED IN HOUSTON,TX WHICH IS WHERE I ACTUALLY MET HIM. HE WAS DOWN TO EARTH.
Some of my memories of Tiger Stadium: watching Mark Fidrych pitch two innings, only to hurt his shoulder. Reggie Jackson in 1984 going completely over the right field roof. Dave Bergmans's 13 pitch at bat before launching a game winning three run homer, Walt Terrell in 1986 coming one out away from a no-hitter only to be broken up by Wally Joyner. Seeing some of the greats: Reggie, Nolan, Yaz, both Griffeys, Brett, Goose, Dave Winfield, Paul Molitor, and too many others to mention. Comerica is 25 years this year, and still feels like plastic.
THANK YOU JOHN OWEN 👍👍👍👍🙏
Let's honor it's 87 year past by tearing it down. So dumb. What a shame
The greatest mayor Detroit ever had that has had a lasting effect on many for truly he stood for ALL AND WAS UNAPOLOGETIC FOR BEING BLACK...
Yeah, detroit was such a great place under him. 🙄
I live in crystal falls
I live on the Bristol mine, randy loves and takes great care of this area
I grew up in flint and then moved to the U.P. when I was 18. I raised my kids there. Its beautiful there and will always be home in my heart!
So sad to see it go.
i love the U.P. june through september. not so much the rest of the time.
Such a great part of my memories. First game in 68 as an 11 year old kid. Was blessed enough to introduce our two sons to the sights, sounds, smells, and pure joy of Tiger Stadium. Have been to many MLB ballparks in my life, while enjoying each one, nothing compares to the magical place that was at Michigan and Trumbull!
I like this guy 😊
For me it was Lolich, Horton and Gibson. Those three guys are etched in my memory from the time I was a little boy right up until the time I was in my forties. I'll never forget listening to a quiet radio with Ernie harwell's voice on the radio on a hot summer night as I fell asleep and the Tigers ahead 5 to 3 in the top of the ninth. Goodbye and good night old girl. We will never forget your Green Green Grass and your beautiful green seats and painted poles Everything Green
Didn't mark fidrych make it to the last game ceremonies?😢
He phone no was FE FI FE FI FO FI FO .
I'll never forget the stoic voice of Ernie Harwell. I went to tiger stadium many times as a kid when tickets were only two to $5 and we had a great time and great experiences for great memories.
I'm from ohio but I love the UP.
Rosemary - This is your cousin Paul Carlotto. I just saw this video for the first time a couple of days ago while searching through UA-cam videos. Marsha and I were in Crystal Falls last August. Saw your brother and others. Had a great time. You are right though, so many are gone. I will never forget all the good times I had visiting there when I was young and especially the great times during hunting season.
The plant want to Texas because now it's all operated around by Mexicans
God bless our United Auto workers 🙏😇🙏
Sad.😢
John ... if you were to title this video: "Living in Upper Michigan" you would get a lot more views.
Very enjoyable video. Thanks for making it. My father worked in the woods in that area back in the 1930's. They used cross-cut saws back then. And of course horse teams.
i moved out of Detroit in Nov "77" out of the army, straight up north to Black Lake, Black Mt, a little cabin, snow was 5ft deep, it was like moving back in time, no locked doors, everything was definitely different, i stayed raised my family here, Tip of the Mit, even though i go and worked in the UP for decades, nothing like northern michigan
Aye.
The UP is the best place ever.
Upper peninsula I've been up there before 😂
Thank you...
I’m wondering if the Bob Pisor is the same person that created the stone house bread originally in Leland?
That is the same Bob Pisor. After retiring from reporting, he moved up to a house he built in Leland and started Stonehouse Bread, a reference to an old stone house on his property. He eventually sold the business to some Detroit bread makers he helped train. Bob passed away a few years ago and I will always fondly remember the times we worked together, and our adventures in the UP
I went to torch lake township, its a great place… the whole UP is nice
The humongous fungus!!
All ruined by lower Michigan residents and there evil vindictive politicians and side by sides private property means nothing lower Michigan residents when they flock to the U.P to destroy everything in there path they think every dirt road every trail is free range for them to destroy they have no respect for the people that call the U.P home they have killed our deer herds they have all but slaughtered our black bear population they gut shoot wolves they have no respect anything but themselves the upper peninsula deserves to become its own state and yes we have more then Enough revenue as some lower Michigan residents try to say we don’t 800 billion dollars in pulp alone not including the lumber, paper, coal, and the several other natural resources that lower Michigan steals from Upper peninsula residents
Loved this, thank you.
Simply marvelous. A beautiful piece of art. Thank you.
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Great choice! Ralph Towner's "Blue Sun" One of my favorites!
Amazing that you recognized Ralph Towner. Most of music came from Northern Song by Steve Tibbetts…worth checking out
@johnowens963 My now deceased older brother was a fan of Oregon, and we both come from a family of musicians. (Everybody except me, I always had to be different... I preferred the playing fields) One ancestor famously played in the Nat Cole Trio in the 1940s. I will check out your recommendation tonight when my surroundings are quieter. Thank you.
I grew up in a very little town in the UP called Rexton. I moved away in my twenties but couldn’t stay away, here in my sixties I am living in Germfask. Like my dad always said, the winters aren’t bad when you are just looking out the window!
I'm from Ohio. Vacation in Curtis. I enjoy going to the Jolly Inn in Germfask.
My mother was born and raised in Rexton, my uncle and grandfather I believe drowned in Rexton Lake many years ago back in the thirties or forties Lewis Treat and Donald Treat
@@kennethmartindale8771 maybe you remember the shingle mill in Garnet? When I was a kid I worked there with my grandfather, his name was Heyward Browning. He passed in 2000 and the mill burned down in the 90’s.
@@rogerallan3452 I live between Curtis and the Jolly. My wife says they have the best wet burritos!
Why does history always sound like the stories of an 8-12 year old boy. Meanwhile in this wildly remote town it somehow boasts matching "courthouse" and building architecture of every city the world over. lol
I always liked Coleman Young! If you watch old news footage of him he ages even better than he sounded then.
The greatest stadium in my lifetime , thanks for the memories
Crazy to think all of these people are dead now.
May all there souls rest in peace
I LOVE COPPER HARBOR
Spent a week there on our honey moon. Back in June 1982. Beautiful place!
Greetings from Finland, the landscapes and hobbies are similar.
That’s why there’s so many Fins in the UP
I certainly miss Tiger Stadium 😢