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...slower, we digress more, there's more tittle-tattle." says Impresario Maurice Winnick. Winnick bought What's My Line? (along with Mutual's quiz show, Twenty Questions) and sold it to the BBC, although some Britons insist that What's My Line? is derived from a 1946 BBC show called What's in a Face...
Cornell has a powerful club, and only temporary pitching lapses have kept it from a better record. The most dependable pitcher, right-hander Eddie Winnick, was bothered by a pulled muscle earlier in the season but has become increasingly effective...
...Crimson got seven hits and four walks, the same number as the winners. However, the Big Red played errorless ball and made two double plays. The winning pitcher, Winnick, struck out nine batters...
...Ithacans got a run in the first inning on a double and a single by Ed Winnick. Harvard took the lead in the top of the second. Herb Neal walked and Cliff Crosby was safe when the Cornell shortstop bobbled a double play ball...
...weeks Maurice Winnick, one of Britain's top bandmen and radio producers (e.g., Ignorance Is Bliss, British version of It Pays to Be Ignorant), had been in the U.S., lining up British rights to U.S. radio shows. By the time he sailed for home last week, he had also lined up some decided views on the differences between state-monopoly (British) and private-enterprise (U.S.) broadcasting systems...