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The Rockford Lightning basketball team was part of the Continental Basketball Association. They were the oldest team in the CBA by first starting out as the Lancaster Red Roses. The Red Roses became the Lancaster Lightning before then moving to Rockford to become the Rockford Lightning. Their home arena was the Metro Centre in downtown Rockford, IL. The Lightning ceased operations in 2006 after the owner could not find new investors to buy the team.

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Strike at Reitsch’s Bowling Center was opened in August 1956 by Robert Reitsch in a newly constructed building on North Main Street at a cost of $250,000, which in 2015 dollars would equate to $2,190,410.44. The 24 lane bowling emporium was considered to be Northern Illinois most modern bowling facility at the time and featured AMF automatic pin spotters making it the second bowling alley in the Rockford area to feature this new device.

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History: The Clowns began their long sojourn in Black baseball as the traveling Miami Clowns, and used comedy routines as part of their act. But it was all straight baseball once they became a member of the Negro American League in 1943, and in 1952 they were joined by a young slugger named Henry Aaron (#5). The Clowns survived as a touring team for decades after the demise of Negro leagues baseball.

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