Rick Peckham and Gerry Cheevers were the TV announcers for the Hartford Whalers, being seen on SportsChannel and Channel 18 in Hartford CT. Peckham has since gone on to do national TV games for Versus and is the Tampa Bay Lightning announcer on Sunshine Network in Tampa. Cheevers, who was a long-time goaltender for the Boston Bruins, and also played in the WHA with Cleveland, did the color commentary at Rick's side. Chuck Kaiton, who currently does the franchise's games still, in the Carolina Hurricanes booth, did all the Whaler NHL games, with commentators (most notably) Andre LaCroix (ex Phi Flyer) and John Forslund (also still with the franchise and also does the Carolina Hurricanes TV Cable broadcasts.) Whaler Radio Network engineers who ran the broadcasts were Bob Joyce, Mario Cajar, and Mark Bresson.
Lacking the internet, radio and television the local tavern became the media source for the community.
You could try your local video shops or you may need to contact RTE directly to see if it is available. See the link below.
Well, you can look in books, TV, etc. Or if your looking for the real deal, just go to a local scientist who has discovered, researched, or may have found some evidence on mythical creatures. They can help give you a few pointers.
Boxing was on TV as far back as 1950; in those days, the matches were in black-and-white only, and generally on the air on Friday nights. There were several network programs that featured boxing, as well as some local stations that aired it. In the 1950s, "The Gillette Cavalcade of Sports," got some of its best ratings when it featured boxing (which it often did).
The television channel that carries the Vikings game is usually a local station in the state of Minnesota like NBC-5 in the Twin Cities. The Viking games are also broadcast on national networks like Fox, Fox Sports, or ESPN.
Bob Miller and Jim Fox are currently the announcers on Foxsports Prime Ticket.
John alhers
chris welsh and george grande
george blaha and greg kelser
Rick Jeanneret and Harry Neale
Bob licht and Gil McGregor
Mike Barret and Mike Rice
Ken Daniels & Mickey Redmond
Craig Bolerjack and Ron Boone -and arent they a thrill to listen to
Bob Fitzgerald and Jim Barnett
Ralph Strangis (play-by-play announcer) and Daryl "Razor" Reaugh (color analyst) as "Ralph and Razor"
Most of the time it's Mike Breen and Walt "Clyde" Frazier.....When Breen does ESPN games, it's Kenny Albert and Kelly Tripucka.