Roller Derby Legend Judy Arnold Visits PPR (7-6-16)
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- What a great time we had talking with Roller Derby legend Judy Arnold on the Philly Pressbox Radio Roundtable back in 2016! Some highlights: Judy reflects on her years with the Philadelphia/Eastern Warriors, talks about working as Raquel Welch's body double in the 1972 movie "Kansas City Bomber," and goes on one more "two-minute jam," answering some rapid-fire questions about her career and some of her fellow skaters. Judy's visit to Philly Pressbox Radio was one of our most-popular episodes ever!
Pretty Judy Arnold, Eastern Philadelphia Warriors, with Elmer Anderson announcing and Buddy Atkinson, Richard Brown, Jim Trotter, Vinnie Gandolfo and the rest of the scarlet and white wheeled warriors. Boy do I miss good skating. Not only the antics, but damn good skating.
Left out my favorite Otis Williams, My parents loved roller games and my brother and I got to go on Sundays which was half price for children.
@@brodocbetty4856 I sure did, sorry Otis was a top Warrior for many years.
Harry the rabbit Morgan also. Loved Judy Arnold
Judy Arnord fue la mejor y más completa patinadora de todos los tiempos. Saludos desde Puerto Rico.
Una pregunta los warrios era los bueno, correto,
@@jorgeserna951 Depende, si estaban en Filadelfia, sí era el equipo de casa, eran los buenos, si visitaban Los Angeles y jugaban contra los T´Birds, eran los rudos. Casi todos los juegos que se transmitieron en Puerto Rico se grababan en Filadelfia. Saludos.
THE LEGENDS JULY , GREAT #1 PUERTO RICO LOVE
Hawaii’s best we loved her Aloha
This is Roller Derby. Not the crap they have today.
In her younger days, she looked a lot like Tonette "Call Me the Body" Kadramas!
loved her too.
Para mí la mejor fue Judy Sowinsky me gustaría conseguir juegos de ella cuando estaba en los new York bomberos si alguien los tiene favor dejarlo saber
Muy buena y ruda patinadora, era muy estratégica e inteligente, para mi la segunda mejor patinadora después de Arnold.
Interviewers kept saying Roller Derby and she would correctly say roller games.
I hated roller games and always tired of no one making the distinction.
In Chicago the Thunderbirds were shown instead of Warriors, maybe the Warriors were less stupid, I don’t know.
Honestly agree with you. Wished Judy Arnold corrected made the distinction or clarified both. Now in fairness in San Francisco we did get the Warriors briefly on a UHF Station before yes the Thunderbirds. @ least earlier broadcasts it honestly as bad as say the T Birds games. Then too come 1972 there wasn't much difference sadly. Games had some great skaters. Some like Judy Arnold too started their careers with Roller Derby. I will give them that. Then past that yes Games was far inferior in terms of their presentation of the banked track game. @ least Roller Derby didn't take as many liberties & resembled a sport more so without story lines.
Cats!