NYC FC Hires Claudio Reyna As Football Dir Haslam Apologizes To NFL Owners Kings Seeing High Demand For Season Tix NHL Franchise Notes NYC FC Owners Still Hopeful On Queens Stadium NYC FC Key To Building Man City Brand Leiweke Seeks To Make Raptors Canada's Team Bobcats Apply For Hornets Name Change Orioles Wait For Luxury Suite Sales Stars Look To Hold Training Camp In Ft. Worth
Upcoming Conferences and Events
SBD/10/Franchises
MONEY WOES FOR CFL'S ROUGH RIDERS CONTINUE
Published January 10, 1995
One of the Ottawa Rough Riders' three largest sponsors, Corel Corp., has denied a request by the team to buy the team or increase its investment. The refusal comes five months after Corel agreed to advance the team $220,000 for the remaining two years on a $320,000 sponsorship deal. Riders President Phil Kershaw said that Corel President Michael Cowpland feels he has done his thing, that he stepped up to the plate when we needed him. I do not think that he is a candidate at this time to purchase the team" (Don Campbell, OTTAWA CITIZEN, 1/10).
