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06-28-2007, 12:51 PM
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OT: The Sad Tale Of The Champ
Posted By: Dan Bretta
Mike, my fondest memories of Pershing were the monthly flea markets they had in the basement....that's where I first saw T206 and Cracker Jack cards. In fact that flea market is where I purchased the above photos of Joe Louis. The auditorium may not be here much longer though as Lincoln is in the planning stages for a new arena in the Haymarket. 
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