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Peter
Riley interview. Doug Sokolowski KSISAM, Sedalia, MO (radio affiliate: St. Louis
Cardinals, former radio affiliate: Kansas City Royals), September 20, 2006. [part
1] (Updated 12/19/06)
Peter Riley
interview. Doug Sokolowski KSISAM, Sedalia, MO (radio affiliate: St. Louis Cardinals,
former radio affiliate: Kansas City Royals), September 20, 2006. [part 2]
(Updated 12/19/06)
Peter Riley
interview. Doug Sokolowski KSISAM, Sedalia, MO (radio affiliate: St. Louis Cardinals,
former radio affiliate: Kansas City Royals), September 20, 2006. [part 3]
(Updated 12/19/06)
Eddie Lake Society Newsletter (Updated 12/13/06)
Last relic of Tiger Stadium Stolen (Updated 7/31/06)
Old house is hard to forget (Updated 10/24/06)
Caple: Requiem for Tiger Stadium (Updated 10/23/06)
Once a baseball cathedral, Tiger Stadium now sits in disrepair (Updated 10/20/06)
It's Snowing Here (Updated 10/13/06)
Fields of Dreams (Updated 9/26/06)
Comerica Park or Tiger Stadium? (Free Press reader comments) (Updated 9/4/06)
Radio Interview of David Mahlab, candidate for MI State Senate (Updated 8/11/06)
Saying Good Bye: By David A. Jones (Updated 8/9/06)
Man Who Bought Tiger Stadium for $2 (audio) (Updated 7/24/06)
Tiger Stadium to be razed for condos? (Updated 6/16/06)
Stranded at the Corner (Updated 6/21/06)
Notes: Jones talks about old ballpark (Updated 6/17/06)
Old Tiger Stadium to be torn down (Updated 6/16/06)
Detroit Should Sell Tiger Stadium As Is (Updated 6/2/06)
Historical marker stolen off wall of Tiger Stadium (Updated 6/1/06)
Mary Kramer: In search of new downtown destinations (Updated 4/24/06)
Tiger Stadium stars in documentary film (Updated 4/20/06)
Michigan and Trouble (Updated 4/14/06)
Detroit's missing the pitch for Tiger Stadium (Updated 3/31/06)
Interview:
Harry Glanz (audio) (Updated 3/29/06)
For a hundred
years, professional baseball was played in Detroit at the corner of Michigan and
Trumbull. But Tiger Stadium has sat vacant since 1999, when the city built Comerica
Park. Now a financier named Harry Glanz has an idea for the stadium. Scale the
old ballpark back to the way it was when it first opened in 1912. Let kids play
baseball - and turn the rest of it into a place with conference rooms, shops and
a museum. But the financier can't get the mayor's office to call him back. Michigan
Radio's Jack Lessenberry spoke with Harry Glanz about his idea.
Essay: Play Ball (Updated 3/29/06)
Tiger tale (Updated 3/29/06)
What should Detroit do with Tiger Stadium? (Detroit News CyberSurvey Results) (Updated 3/27/06)
Old ballpark blues (Detroit News CyberSurvey results) (Updated 3/20/06)
End of the Line for Tiger Stadium (Updated 3/16/06)
A sixpack to go at Tiger Stadium's hallowed ground (Updated 2/4/06)
Speaking for the Voiceless (Updated 11/1/05)
My Grandpa (Updated 10/10/05)
Illitch (Updated 7/31/05)
Tiger Stay-dium (Updated 7/13/05)
Striking out: City rejects offer of free security, maintenance at Tiger Stadium (Updated 3/16/05)
Abstract review for the National Trust for Historic Preservation grant (Updated 11/18/04)
Thieves in High Places (Updated 9/24/03)
A hole in the heart (Updated 8/6/03) A MUST READ FOR ALL BASEBALL FANS
Letter to the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the National Trust for Historic Preservation Response
Tiger Stadium: 'I'm still alive, I'm still alive' (Updated 7/20/03)
BACKGROUND: Whither Madison-Lenox? (Updated 2/5/2003)
BACKGROUND: Stadium countdown (Updated 8/12/98)
Michigan & Trumbull, LLC and Nonrahs Sinacola presented before the Detroit City Council on Thursday, September 26th at 11:00 a.m. to discuss the development of Tiger Stadium. The presentation was held on the 13th Floor Council Chambers located in the Coleman A. Young Municipal Building in Detroit, Michigan. The hope was that many of the supporters for preserving and utilizing Tiger Stadium would be present. Attendance, which was fair, was critical to the survival of Tiger Stadium.
A rally for Tiger Stadium was held the following day, September 27, 1998, at 10:00 AM on the corner of Michigan & Trumbull.
