Frankie Frisch

C-O-L-T-A-T-E, corgate presents Bill Stern. With a Colgate, Shave Cream, Sports Newsreel. Bill Stern, the Colgate, Shave Cream, Man is on the air. Bill Stern, the Colgate, Shave Cream, Man with stories rare. Take his advice and you'll look in, you'll get a shave and smooth and clean, you'll be a Colgate brushless fan.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Bill Stern, bringing you the 379th edition of the Colgate, Shave Cream, Sports Newsreel, featuring strange and fantastic stories. Some legends, some hearsay. But also interesting, we'd like to pass them along to you.

Our guest tonight is one of the most famous baseball players of all time, Frankie Frisch. Before we bring you Frankie Frisch in person, let's begin with Real One. Portrait. A Valentine's Day. Day is February the 14th. Valentine's Day. This is a Valentine's Day story.

This begins on another February the 14th. On another Valentine's Day, just like today. For 27 years ago today, a young French boy met a young French girl. Perhaps it was because they did meet on Valentine's Day.

Perhaps it might have happened anyway, but whatever the reason? These two fell in love. His name was Alan Jurbolt. Her name was Suzanne Long Long. These two had one thing in common. They were both really great tennis players.

He was a member of Francis Davis Cup Tennis Team. She was the woman's tennis champion of France. That's the way it began. On February the 14th of 1919, Alan Jurbolt of the Francis Davis Cup Tennis Team tennis team, fell in love with Susan Longlaw, the women's tennis champion of France. For several years these two remained in love with Alan Jubal trying desperately to persuade Susan Long