MANTEO, N.C. — Troy Haupt is a 47-year-old nurse anesthetist here in North
Carolina’s Outer Banks. He has a secret to reveal about Super Bowl I: He
owns the only known recording of its broadcast.

CBS and NBC, which televised the game, did not preserve any tapes. But the
copy that Haupt owns — of a broadcast that launched the Super Bowl as an
enormous shared spectacle that attracts more than 100 million viewers —
might never be seen on any network. The N.F.L. does not want to buy the
tapes and has warned Haupt not to sell them to outside parties or else the
league will pursue legal action.

Unless the league and Haupt make a deal to resolve the financial
differences that have privately divided them since 2005, the tapes will
stay in storage in a former mine in upstate New York.


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