| January 14, 2009 | Vol 10. No. 6 |
Starr’s New Book Chronicles Buffalo’s Golden Age of Sports
Daniel P. Starr, PhD, professor emeritus of history, chronicles post-World War II sports in the Queen City, in his new book The Golden Age of Buffalo Sports. The book details the explosion of sports and the roles that baseball, basketball, football and hockey teams played in Buffalo, during the pre-television era. In addition, the book highlights the playing days of some of the city’s most revered athletes, including George Ratterman, Bob MacKinnon, Leroy Chollet, and Joe and Phil Muscato. Published by Buffalo Heritage Unlimited, The Golden Age of Buffalo Sports sells for $24.95, and is available at the Canisius College Bookstore, all local bookstores, and at www.buffaloheritage.com.
Canisius’ Newest Peace Officer Sworn In
Gary Everett, director of public safety, swears in Canisius College’s newest public safety officer, Fred Sarden on Monday, January 12. Sarden was recently promoted from the position of security officer.