Cameron I. Anderson of Allendale, who helped develop the Foot Locker athletic shoe chain while an executive with the Kinney Shoe Corp., died Saturday. He was 85. As a teenager, Mr. Anderson sold shoes in the Kinney store his father managed in Wausau, Wis. To his parents' consternation, he left the University of Minnesota a month before graduation to manage his own Kinney store in Madison, Wis., said June Anderson, his wife of 60 years.
KINGS PARK, N.Y. -- Abbey Leonardi of Kennebunkport and Matthew McClintock of Athens earned berths in the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships nationals based on their top-10 finishes in Saturday's Northeast Regional. The Foot Locker competition is for high school-age runners.
SAN DIEGO, Calif. -- Abbey Leonardi of Kennebunkport and Matt McClintock of Athens earned top-15 finishes Saturday at the 2011 Foot Locker Cross Country Championships National Finals at Morley Field in Balboa Park. Leonardi, a senior at Kennebunk High School, finished fourth in the girls' race, covering the 3.1-mile distance in 17:36, 14 seconds behind race winner Molly Seidel of Hartland, Wis. McClintock, a senior at Madison High School, placed 15th in the boys race in a time of 15:32. Edward Cheserek of Newark, N.J., won the race in 14:52.
What better place to have this than at the center of where basketball lives. As basketball is a staple to Harlem, it's also a staple to Nike," said [Trevor Edwards]. "If you love basketball and you love playing the game, we have everything a bailer needs. Edwards added that Nike and Foot Locker executives chose Harlem as a locale because of its long-held standing in the arena of street hoops. He said that many residents in the area often look for what pro athletes are wearing and the store accommodates that. "This is just the beginning," said Edwards. "We hope to open 50 more stores nationwide over the next three years." Vice president of global brand and category management for Nike, Trevor Edwards, said that the company chose Harlem to launch the store because of its influence on wo...
LONG ISLAND, N.Y. - Abbey Leonardi of Kennebunkport finished second Saturday at the 32nd annual Foot Locker Cross Country Championships Northeast Regional for the second straight year and earned the right to return to the national meet. The senior at Kennebunk High School finished the 5,000-meter Sunken Meadow State Park course with a time of 18 minutes, 2 seconds. She was 11 seconds behind winner Aisling Cuffe from Cornwall Central High School in New York (17:51). The top 10 runners from each regional will compete in the national championship meets in San Diego, Calif., Dec. 11.
A Connecticut runner who had befriended Will Geoghegan at a Colby College running camp came upon him in the finishing chute of the Foot Locker Northeast Regional cross country race last Saturday in Kings Park, N.Y. You make it?" asked Tully Hannan of West Hartford, eyes wide both from the effort expended over the hilly 5,000-meter course at Sunken Meadow State Park and from the sight of Geoghegan at the front of the chute, with no one ahead of him.
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