Steak legend Harry Olivieri dies

Philadelphia Inquirer - World culinary history was changed forever one day in 1933 when Harry Olivieri got tired of eating hot dogs. Harry and his older brother, Pat, had been selling hot dogs at a stand at 9th and Wharton streets in South Philadelphia since 1930. It was a

Veteran Eiland wins third race
Philadelphia Enquirer - For Phenix City native Dana Eiland, racing on Saturday nights is about as regular as eating dinner or going to bed. The dirt-track legend has been racing for 34 years, since he was 22 years old. Eiland entered Saturday night with two wins in the Late

KSU history professor remembered as a 'legend'
Aberdeen News - Henry Ellis Cheaney, a respected retired Kentucky State University history professor, died Tuesday at Frankfort Regional Medical Center after an illness. He was 94. Mr. Cheaney wore many other hats, including those of debate team coach, boxing coach

Gardner will share lessons on life at wrestling clinic
York Dispatch Online - But it was who he faced when he got there that made Gardner an Olympic legend. Russian legend Alexander Karelin entered their gold medal match undefeated in 13 years. "Just getting there was monumental," Gardner said. "There was no thought of winning