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Bill Stern Sports Newsreel · September 20, 1946 · 13 min · 2,642 words
The transcript of “Drew Pearson”, an episode of Bill Stern Sports Newsreel first broadcast September 20, 1946. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Bill Stern Sports Newsreel plays Bill Stern Sports Newsreel free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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See all the help you take it. Connect with the Colgate Shave Cream Sports Feels Real. Bill's turn the Colgate Shave Cream Man is on the air. Bill's turn the Colgate Shave Cream Man is on the air.
It gives advice and you'll look in. You'll get a shave that's moving clean. You'll be a Colgate Fife Sles fan. Greetings ladies and gentlemen. This is Bill Stern speaking from the city of Pittsburgh. We're in Pittsburgh to broadcast tomorrow's Pittsburgh Illinois football game.
But right now we're ready to bring you the 359th edition of the Colgate Shave Cream Sports News Real featuring strange and fantastic stories. Some that are legends, others, mere hearsay, but also interesting, we'd like a pass on along to you.
I guess tonight is a famous syndicated Thomas, Drew Pearson, but before we bring you Drew Pearson in person, let's begin with... Real one! Partridge of justice. Tonight, as you know, we're broadcasting from the city of Pittsburgh, and here in Pittsburgh many, many years ago, one of the greatest of all baseball stories began, a story that's become legendary down through the years,
A story that has one of the strangest endings I've ever heard, but let me begin this story, as it was told to me. Back many years ago, the Pittsburgh Pirates had an old center fielder by the name of Cy Wilkins.
He was just about all washed up, and he knew it. But he dreaded the day when a new center fielder would be hired to take his place. And one day, the old-timer's fears came true.
For on that day, a new center fielder was hired to take his place. This new center fielder was a young rookie named Ted Daley. said daily was a quiet, shy, pink-cheek country boy. Immediately the old-timer knew that he'd lose his job to the young rookie, unless...
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