OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, THE XVI {1992 ALBERTVILLE OLYMPICS} {1992/02/09}, PT. 6B (TV)
Summary
This program presents a portion of coverage of the 1992 XVI Olympic Winter Games from Albertville. Highlights of this portion include coverage of the following events and topics:
Anchor sports commentators Jim Nantz and Andrea Joyce preside throughout this portion and introduce various events and highlights.
Sports commentator Mike Emrick and Don Davidson review men's ice hockey and Italy's third goal scored by Joe Foglietta (Italy), making the score 3-2 Italy in the second period.
Emrick covers the first period scoring summary with Moe Mantha (USA) having the first goal within 2:31 in the first period. Jim Johannson (USA) scored the second goal within 7:18 in the first period, and Bruno Zarrillo (Italy) scored the first goal for Italy within 18:12 in the first period.
In the second period Bob Manno (Italy) scores the second goal for Italy within 0.23, and Foglietta (Italy) scores the third goal within 18:45 in the second period.
Emrick and Davidson cover the third period with hockey player Clark Donatelli (USA) scoring the third goal within 1:41 in the third period making it a 3-3 tie. Steve Heinze (USA) scores the fourth goal, Josh Sweeney (USA) scores the fifth, and C.J. Young (USA) scores the sixth, making it the final score 6-3 USA.
Sports commentator Mike Eruzione interviews hockey player Steve Heinze (USA), but due to technical difficulties the interview was cut.
Nantz and Joyce review USA versus Italy ice hockey game, upcoming events of ski jumping on the normal hill, 3,000-meter women's speed-skating and figure skating.
Joyce introduces original program pairs figure skaters Anna Tabacchi and Massimo Salvade (Italy) and their routine.
Joyce introduces men's ski jumping, which is taking place on the normal hill.
Sports commentators Phil Liggett and Jeff Hastings review the top competitors for ski-jumping, including Toni Nieminen (Finland), Martin Höllwarth (Austria) and Jim Holland (USA).
Liggett and Hastings cover first round ski jumps by Heinz Kuttin (Austria), with 280 feet and 106.3 points and Ernst Vettori (Austria), 288 feet and 111.8 points.
Hastings interviews 16-year-old ski jumper Nieminen (Finald) on his feeling of being the best of the best and what his life is like now. Journalists Timo Jarvia and Hanna Teter briefly describe what the oldest traditional sport of ski jumping means to Finland.
Talk show host Anna-Kaisa Hermunen talks about Nieminen's popularity with women of all ages, and sportscaster Kari Hiltunen describes him as "the boy next door."
Notable commercials and/or promos include Bill Cosby for Kodak and Merlin Olsen for FTD Flowers.
Details
- NETWORK: CBS
- DATE: February 9, 1992 04:00 PM
- RUNNING TIME: 01:02:47
- COLOR/B&W: Color
- CATALOG ID: B:26183
- GENRE: Sports
- SUBJECT HEADING: Olympic games - 1992 - Winter; Sports; U.S. Olympic Archive, presented by Gordon Crawford, The; Olympic Games, 1992, Winter, Albertville; Olympics; Ice Hockey, ice hockey men; Figure Skating, ice dancing mixed; Ski Jumping, K90 individual (70m) men
- SERIES RUN: N/A
- COMMERCIALS:
- TV - Commercials - ATT
- TV - Commercials - Budweiser
- TV - Commercials - FTD
- TV - Commercials - Kellogg's
- TV - Commercials - Kodak
- TV - Commercials - PB Max
- TV - Commercials - United Airlines
CREDITS
- Jim Nantz … Anchor Sports Commentator
- Andrea Joyce … Anchor Sports Commentator
- Mike Emrick … Sports Commentator
- Don Davidson … Sports Commentator
- Mike Eruzione … Sports Commentator
- Phil Liggett … Sports Commentator
- Jeff Hastings … Sports Commentator
- Kari Hiltunen … Sports Commentator
- Timo Jarvia … Sports Commentator
- Hanna Teter … Sports Commentator
- Anna-Kaisa Hermunen … Sports Commentator
- Moe Mantha … Athlete
- Jim Johannson … Athlete
- Bruno Zarrillo … Athlete
- Bob Manno … Athlete
- Joe Foglietta … Athlete
- Clark Donatelli … Athlete
- Steve Heinze … Athlete
- Josh Sweeney … Athlete
- C.J. Young … Athlete
- Anna Tabacchi … Athlete
- Massimo Salvade … Athlete
- Toni Nieminen … Athlete
- Martin Höllwarth … Athlete
- Jim Holland … Athlete
- Heinz Kuttin … Athlete
- Ernst Vettori … Athlete
- Merlin Olsen … Talent, FTD Flower commercial
- Bill Cosby … Talent, Kodak Commercial