[nas] Fwd: Cleveland

> MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER MOURNS
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> DEATH OF BERT WOLSTEIN
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>             NEW YORK (Monday, May 17, 2004) – Major League Soccer 
> Commissioner and Soccer United Marketing CEO Don Garber today issued 
> the following statement regarding the death of Cleveland-based soccer 
> pioneer Bert Wolstein, who passed away earlier today.
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> “On behalf of Major League Soccer’s players, coaches, administrators 
> and ownership, I would like to offer the sincerest condolences to Iris 
> Wolstein and the entire Wolstein family,” said Garber. “Bert and his 
> wife Iris have been extraordinarily committed to the development of 
> soccer at all levels in northeast Ohio, and his passion for the game, 
> his unflinching dedication to community service and his pursuit of 
> excellence in all his endeavors – both professionally and personally – 
> will never be forgotten.”
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> Headquartered in New York City, Major League Soccer features many top 
> stars from the United States and around the world and is America’s 
> Division I men’s outdoor professional soccer league.  The ten teams 
> that comprise MLS are: the Chicago Fire, Colorado Rapids, Columbus 
> Crew, Dallas Burn, D.C. United, Kansas City Wizards, Los Angeles 
> Galaxy, MetroStars, New England Revolution and the Defending Champion 
> San Jose Earthquakes.  Major League Soccer’s ninth season continues 
> with six games this week. For more information about MLS, log on to 
> the League’s official Web site at www.MLSnet.com.
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> -- www.MLSnet.com --

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