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Deputy sports editor for @freepsports, Stroke and testicular cancer survivor. 2021 NSMA Michigan Sportswriter of the Year. Proud husband, Cat Dad, Wazzu alum.
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Michigan's World Cup: 1994 tourney played at Pontiac Silverdome

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By Ryan Ford 
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A World Cup sign on I-94 East near Roosevelt on May 9, 1994, trumpeted the coming history: World Cup soccer was coming to Michigan in June 1994. (William C. Archie, Detroit Free Press) A World Cup banner hangs from a light pole at Metro Airport in Detroit on May 26, 1994.. (Daniel Lippitt, Detroit Free Press) Just before the first World Cup game at the Pontiac Silverdome, there was last-minute work being done on June 13, 1994. These workers for Burton F. Clark Inc. of Delhi, New York.
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Michigan's World Cup: 1994 tourney played at Pontiac Silverdome

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By Ryan Ford 
| Detroit Free Press
SPORTS Ryan Ford June 7, 2026, 5:00 a.m. ET A World Cup sign on I-94 East near Roosevelt on May 9, 1994, trumpeted the coming history: World Cup soccer was coming to Michigan in June 1994. William C. Archie, Detroit Free Press A World Cup banner hangs from a light pole at Metro Airport in Detroit on May 26, 1994.. Daniel Lippitt, Detroit Free Press Just before the first World Cup game at the Pontiac Silverdome, there was last-minute work being done on June 13, 1994. These workers for Burton F.
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Michigan's World Cup: 1994 tourney played at Pontiac Silverdome

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By Ryan Ford 
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Switzerland coach Roy Hodgson, of England, knew how to fit in among Americans, such as when he quaffed a beer during his press conference following the Swiss' arrival at the Dearborn Inn ahead of their match with the U.S. at the Pontiac Silverdome on June 13, 1994. A World Cup sign on I-94 East near Roosevelt on May 9, 1994, trumpeted the coming history: World Cup soccer was coming to Michigan in June 1994. A World Cup banner hangs from a light pole at Metro Airport in Detroit on May 26, 1994..
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