In a quasi-serious vein, so does Kenny Feld, owning to the fact there is no more astute historian than he.
In a deadly serious vein, there is another name spoken of only once before on this Blog, who saw to the burials. I remember the name well. Do the guessing games begin?
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7 poles on the back track
of "Circus America" to open
Abe Pollin's Capitol Center
in April of 1974 (wartime)
You're not kidding. I'm still surprised DC isn't a devastated war zone.
The war I was talking about
was between Abe Pollin of
Capitol Center & the Felds
(PS Abe won hands down)
The Felds & the Pollins were
longtime DC family friends
Abe & Irvin had the basis
of an agreement for TGSOE
to open at his new arena
but they hired a "hotshot"
Earl Duryea who thought he
could outsmart Abe with a
better deal & lost it all
The following year they
played Cap Center at Abe's
original agreement terms
Yes I know where many of
the bodies are burried
In a quasi-serious vein, so does Kenny Feld, owning to the fact there is no more astute historian than he.
In a deadly serious vein, there is another name spoken of only once before on this Blog, who saw to the burials. I remember the name well. Do the guessing games begin?
I'm sure you meant Kenneth H Dodd
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