Celebrity Sports
In the old brick warehouse, where you'll find old locomotives, our sports history sits in storage. It hasn't sat there long, only since the whistle blew ending Sports Legends run at Camden Yards. Since most of the great stuff has already shifted to Babe Ruth's house, the museum decided to sell the rest of the items they have collected over the years.
WRIGLEYVILE - Before there was the "Holy Cow!" of Harry Caray, there was Jack Brickhouse calling out "Hey-Hey!" The Chicago broadcast legend died in 1998, but his legacy lived on in 62 boxes of memorabilia, signed photos and awards. He even saved handfuls of old score cards from some of the most famous (or infamous) Cubs games of the century.
Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2015, 3:51 a.m. Updated 41 minutes ago About half of Kittanning and Ford City high schools' trophies found new homes Saturday during a silent auction at Armstrong Junior-Senior High School. The sports memorabilia auction brought in about $5,500, which will be used to buy a new leg press machine and dumbbells for the new school's fitness center, said Principal James Rummel.