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Jim Shovlin Talkin’ Faded Glory on Talkin’ Sports

Tune Saturday at 9:00AM for Talkin’ Sports on WKJG-ESPN Radio 1380. 

Faded Glory, a film about a group of men pursuing a national baseball championship will be shown at the Cinema Center Wednesday May 12. Fort Wayne’s Mike Roesler (a NEIBA Hall of Famer) is one of the featured players in this film and we’ll talk with Mike and the film’s director Rick Cohen.

We’ll also check in with TinCaps President Mike Nutter as the TinCaps are home for the weekend and Komets President Michael Franke as the K’s face the Flint Generals in the IHL Turner Cup finals Saturday night at the Coliseum. We’ll also talk with Stephanie Jentgen from SCAN about plans for the upcoming Greater Fort Wayne Putting Championship.

We’ll be naming our SportsCenter Athlete of the Week in the 4th Quarter of the show . Any athlete (youth, adult, high school, collegiate, neighbor) can be a SportsCenter Athlete of the Week. Nominations for the SportsCenter Athlete of the Week can be submitted to this e-mail address or: jim@wowo.com.

Phone lines are always open at 260-447-8500.

Faded Glory Coming to Cinema Center May 12th

Faded Glory is a true story of a group of aging athletes, good friends for over 18 years, who never gave up the dream of playing baseball at a competitive level. Through the eyes of their manager Rick Cohen, Faded Glory follows the National Network team, 18 men over the age of thirty-five who have overcome life’s adversities, including injury, divorce, bankruptcy, infidelity, drug addiction, incarceration, and one life-threatening disease. It all takes place as National tries to win a National Amateur Baseball World Series title. Faded Glory is a captivating document of friendship, courage, humor, and the indomitability of the human spirit.

WHEN:
Wednesday, May 12, 2010, 7:00p.m.

WHERE:
Cinema Center Downtown
437 E. Berry Street
Fort Wayne, IN 46802

TICKETS: $18
Advance online tickets are available up to 5:00 p.m. EST on Wednesday, May 12, 2010. At the door tickets are $25.00 and do not include the virtual swag bag.

Your ticket includes admission to the screening, virtual swag bag with free movie download, and a post film Q & A with Director / Producer Richard A. Cohen. Richard will be available to sign autographs.

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