|
Lucky Luke: Walked away from injury
|
Lucky Luke: Walked away from injury
By ROB REISCHEL Special to Packer Plus
Thursday, June 19, 2003
Steve Luke considers himself one of the lucky ones. And when you
consider what the former Green Bay safety has been through, such an
attitude is rather remarkable.
Back in 1996, Luke was diagnosed with degenerative disc disease in
his neck. Luke had five different discs that were damaged from
playing football, and doctors told him if he didn't do everything
possible to...
Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research
 "Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)")
|
Another Twin City? Believe it or not, Minneapolis and Green Bay have lots of similarities, football excluded.(NEWS)
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
; Byline: David Peterson; Staff Writer You may not want to hear this. You may not even believe it. But it's true. Minneapolis has another twin city. It is located in Brown County, Wis., in the northeastern part of that state, and it is called Green Bay. The two cities' median household incomes are
|
|
Crows top Green Bay
The Topeka Capital-Journal
; The Capital-Journal GREEN BAY, Wis. Adam Bartholomay scored a go-ahead goal with four minutes remaining in regulation to give the Topeka ScareCrows a 4-3 victory Friday night against the Green Bay Gamblers. The Crows led 2-0 after the first period, thanks to goals by Luke Erickson and James Unger.
|
|
Packers players succeed and struggle with issue of race in Green Bay.(Originated from Knight-Ridder Newspapers)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
; ... more diverse'' environment. An African-American doctor from nearby Shawano, Wis., five miles outside Green Bay, recently made news when he moved to Chicago. He said he was tired of being mistaken as either a football player or a lawn guy. When his daughter ...
|
|
|
From banners to breakfasts, Green Bay basks in victory Official celebration holds off for Super Bowl
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Like Cinderella the day after the big ball, Green Bay reveled Monday in the glory of the Packers' National Football Conference championship. This town is downright giddy with victory. The stench of stale beer still hung in the air Monday afternoon and the parking lot was littered with crushed beer
|
 "Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)")
|
MAYES RETURNS TO GREEN BAY A HAPPY MAN.(Sports)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)
; Derrick Mayes isn't planning to make a celebratory ``Lambeau leap'' into the stadium crowd should he catch a touchdown pass Monday night at Green Bay's legendary Lambeau Field. But few could blame Mayes if he at least improvised a little frozen tundra two-step should he snare a Seahawk score. A
|
