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March 24, 1999
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FACILITY NOTES

          PLEASE PASS THE CAVIAR AND GO THREE CAR! The Texas
     Motor Speedway's "grand opening of the exclusive" Speedway
     Club will begin tomorrow at 8:30pm CT with a concert by
     Wayne Newton and a 23-piece orchestra (DALLAS MORNING NEWS,
     3/24).  In Ft. Worth, Laura Vozzella writes that club
     members must pay $1,800 to join, plus a monthly fee of $65. 
     Amenities include imported crystal chandeliers, a marble
     dance floor "flecked" with 24-karat gold and "dining on the
     likes of redfish and crawfish ragout" (STAR-TELEGRAM, 3/24).
          MORE NOTES: In Milwaukee, Bob Wolfley reports that the
     Brewers plan to announce that the "beer garden" in a parking
     lot near Miller Park will be sponsored by Klement Sausage
     Co.  The team is also in talks with TGI Friday's about
     operating a sit-down restaurant in Miller Park's left-field
     corner (MILWAUKEE JOURNAL-SENTINEL, 3/24)....In Detroit,
     Tina Lam writes that the "best views" of Comerica Park are
     from cameras the Tigers mounted on the roof that photograph
     "the rising stadium and broadcasts the photos every few
     minutes" on the team's Web site, www.detroittigers.com
     (DETROIT FREE PRESS, 3/24)....Cleveland-based S.W. Franks
     and Co. will begin installing a $2.2M heated grass field
     this month at the Browns new stadium. Company President Paul
     Franks said that the field, the first of its kind in the
     NFL, will be completed by June (CRAIN'S CLEVELAND, 3/8
     issue)....In Denver, the Regional Transportation District
     (RTD) voted to spend $7M to fund the remainder of the $40.6M
     light-rail spur connecting the Pepsi Center and new Broncos
     stadium with downtown (DENVER POST, 3/24). 


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