The News Review:
- Sports schedule for Tuesday June 9 2009
- Steward: Alameda residents create project to preserve city’s …
- KC sports architecture firm snares Brooklyn arena project
- Favre might face deadline of this week from Vikings Sports Digest
Sports schedule for Tuesday June 9 2009
GoErie.com
And the Erie SeaWolves return to Jerry Uht Park to face the Portland Sea Dogs (7:05 p. ) intent on reversing a trend that’s seen them lose three straight and six of their past eight games. For the day’s full schedule check out the Times-News Sports blog at.
Steward: Alameda residents create project to preserve city’s …
San Jose Mercury News
GERMAINE and Brian McDonald are avid sports memorabilia collectors and longtime Alameda residents who suddenly have become the unofficial curators for their city’s rich athletic history. Hey somebody needed to do it but little did St. Germaine and McDonald realize when they met on the Internet a little more than a year ago through their mutual memorabilia passion that they’d become partners in a venture that is stirring the entire island community about its sports heritage. The two men conceived the Alameda Sports Project to research and coordinate that heritage which dates back to the 1800s when heavyweight boxing champion “Gentleman Jim” Corbett used to train in the city and reside at the Croll’s Building. That building is still standing and now serves as a restaurant.
KC sports architecture firm snares Brooklyn arena project
Kansas City Star
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Related from Restorehousatonic: $30 million recreation center on track
Favre might face deadline of this week from Vikings Sports Digest
Baltimore Sun
Coach Brad Childress imposed the deadline on the star quarterback according to ESPN which cited two unidentified sources Monday. The Sirius NFL Radio network however reported later in the day without citing a source that a deadline is not in place. When Favre a three-time NFL Most Valuable Player retired in February for the second time he blamed a partially torn biceps tendon for his poor play late in the season for the New York Jets. ESPN reported Favre had arthroscopic surgery last month on his ailing right shoulder but that it hasn’t responded.
