Entertaining moments with young love and baseball. Vernon, research fellow in chemistry, has only one experiment left before...

READ REVIEW

IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING

Entertaining moments with young love and baseball. Vernon, research fellow in chemistry, has only one experiment left before securing the coveted professorship. And he hopes- the president's daughter. Except for the unaccountable trances that come over him at the baseball season, he is an admirable husband-to-be. His experiment -- a chemical repelled by wood- gives him his great idea. He leaves college for St. Louis and the ball team, and proves- with his experiment- that he can pitch a ball with a cockeyed hop no bat can hit. As ""King Kelly"", Vernon sets a record for strikeouts (and walks), is the sensation of the season, wins the series for St. Louis and returns to the College and Debbie, successful, and solvent...Not just a scenario synopsis (the picture is on the point of release), but fresh fetching entertainment.

Pub Date: June 14, 1949

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: -

Publisher: Farrar, Straus

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 1, 1949

Close Quickview