The News Review:
- The Wii is born again: Ars reviews Wii Sports Resort
- Sport Supply Group expects record income
- 1969 became quite a rocket ride in the world of sports
- Mike James is new sports editor of Los Angeles Times
The Wii is born again: Ars reviews Wii Sports Resort
Ars Technica
and where it falls short. A frustratingly uneven product that brings with promise Wii Sports Resort could be the roadmap third-party developers needed to understand the Wii… and where it falls short. A frustratingly uneven product that brings with promise Wii Sports Resort could be the roadmap third-party developers needed to understand the Wii.
Sport Supply Group expects record income
Bizjournals.com
The company’s 2009 fiscal year ended on June 30. Farmers Branch-based Sport Supply Group (NASDAQ: RBI) expects end-of-the-year profits to fall in the 84- to 87-cent per share range for fiscal 2009 while sales are expected to fall somewhere around $250 million for the year. The company’s earnings-per-share are anticipated to beat Sport Supply Group’s 2008 earnings-per-share range which hovered at 76 cents per share. Looking ahead the company is already forecasting higher earnings for 2010 that will fall in the 89 to 97-cents per share range.
1969 became quite a rocket ride in the world of sports
USA Today
Here’s the thing about that year. Neil Armstrong wasn’t the only guy who took a giant leap for … something. The case could be made that 1969 was an historic lap through the calendar for sport. Landmarks everywhere. You’d probably like evidence. Six months before Apollo 11 blasted off Joe Namath guaranteed a New York Jets victory vs. the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III.
Related from Foxpunks: ‘1969′: The year and a book that defined an era
Mike James is new sports editor of Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
He replaces Randy Harvey who recently became the paper’s associate editor after three years as sports editor. Staff Reports8:58 PM PDT July 20 2009After 22 years as an integral part of The Times sports department Mike James was named sports editor Monday. James 60 replaces Randy Harvey who recently became the paper’s associate editor after three years as sports editor.
