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Bill Stern Sports Newsreel · January 24, 1947 · 14 min · 2,139 words
The transcript of “Rudy Vallee”, an episode of Bill Stern Sports Newsreel first broadcast January 24, 1947. 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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Greetings ladies and gentlemen, this is Bill Stern with the Coldgate Shapecream Sports News Rail. Coldgate Shape Cram You had to do this is radios number one sports reporter Bill Good evening ladies and gentlemen at bill stern last week
You were given the motion picture daily award as the most popular sports broadcast through the nation tonight tonight You've won another poll the poll conducted by billboard the National theatrical weekly bill may I present Roger Littleport editor of billboard Bill on behalf of billboard is conducted this poll by tabulating the nation's radio editors from coast to coast.
I present you with the Billboard Award as the nation's most popular sports broadcaster. This means that you have won every national popularity poll in existence during the past ten years. That's quite a record. Congratulations.
Thank you very much Roger Littleford and thank you Billboard and thanks to the radio editors from coast to coast. I deeply appreciate the honor. Now let's get on with a show. Our guest tonight is Tommy Henrich, the great star of the New York Yankees, but first here is... Real One. An amazing youngster named Lloyd Dean. Twenty-two years ago, this
amazing youngster was born in the little town of Riddstown, Ontario. And like all boys, Lloyd Dean grew up loving sporty. Yeah, Lloyd Dean loved sports all right. Even though at an early age, his teacher said about him. Lloyd Dean? No, I don't think he'll ever be a good He's too clumsy.
Too clumsy. That's what Lloyd Dean's teacher said about it. But it didn't discourage the boy. No, instead he said out to prove that his teacher was wrong. The first sport that Lloyd Dean took up was the sport of basketball.
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