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          Yankees manager Joe Torre "visited publishers over the
     past 10 days, trying to drum up interest" for his
     motivational book.  Jonathan Diamond, an agent for Torre at
     RLR Associates: "Hopefully it will be worked out over the
     next week" (N.Y. POST, 11/22).....In Chicago, Ed Sherman
     writes that ESPN's Andrea Kremer "is in the mix" to be the
     next host of "Up Close."  Sherman: "Would ESPN put a woman
     in that show?  It's sad to still have to bring up that
     question in 1998.  Let's hope that Kremer is judged by her
     merits, which are considerable, and not for her gender"
     (CHICAGO TRIBUNE, 11/23)....Barry Diller's Miami-based WAMI-
     TV is profiled in the N.Y. TIMES.  WAMI focuses on local
     news, sports and entertainment programming, and Diller, who
     paid $6M for Heat broadcast rights, said, "Sports helps
     enormously.  When you are unknown, having something known is
     of enormous benefit" (N.Y. TIMES, 11/23). ...Ernie Harwell,
     who was let go as Tigers radio announcer eight seasons ago,
     "is on the verge" of returning as the team's radio play-by-
     play voice.  Harwell, 81, would replace Frank Beckmann, who
     would assume TV duties (DETROIT NEWS, 11/22).

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