Oklahoma City Thunder fever strikes local businesses and artists - NewsOK.com

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Oklahoma City Thunder fever strikes local businesses and artists NewsOK.com While the Bradways never expected to find retail success selling pro sports memorabilia — until now, their focus has been squarely on promoting local artists and designers — the couple is enthusiastic about their booming business. and more »

Self-Storage Auction in Chicago Nets Pro Sports, Political Memorabilia - Inside Self-Storage

Self-Storage Auction in Chicago Nets Pro Sports, Political Memorabilia Inside Self-Storage Amer contacted the Stroger family Monday to tell them he'd found the memorabilia, and Stroger's son Todd, who is also a former Cook County Board president, said he would like to get some of the items back. The elder Stroger was the first ...

Babe Ruth's 1920s jersey sells for record $4.42 million - Washington Post

Babe Ruth's 1920s jersey sells for record $4.42 million Washington Post May 20 (Bloomberg) -- Babe Ruth's earliest-known jersey has sold at auction for $4.42 million, a record for an item of sports memorabilia. A New York Yankees cap worn by Ruth in at least one game during the early 1930s fetched $537278, while the Super ... and more »

Winning 82 Pro Titles With Best Swing Ever - New York Times

Winning 82 Pro Titles With Best Swing Ever New York Times If there were ever a doubt, her place as part of the celebrated history of the sport is now drawn in indelible ink. “She cried when I told her,” said Rhonda Glenn, a USGA historian and longtime friend, who informed Wright in November that the USGA ... and more »

Texas Rangers Game Used Throwback Jersey's Hit Auction Block - Study of Sports

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Texas Rangers Game Used Throwback Jersey's Hit Auction Block Study of Sports Yu Darvish, Josh Hamilton, Mike Napoli, Ian Kinsler and Adrian Beltre uniforms are just some of the names received by All Pro Classics and available through the sports memorabilia company. While most teams just auction off the jersey from the game, ... and more »