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AMI Entertainment Playball! AMI Is A Hit In Cooperstown

America loves baseball, good times and music and it can all be found at Cooley’s in Cooperstown.

Tim Gould, Owner of Cooley's Tavern

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Visiting Cooperstown, NY, is 
something every baseball fan dreams of doing at least once in his or 
her lifetime. The birthplace of America’s favorite pastime is today 
the home of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, and it 
attracts thousands of fans and tourists each year.

Now Rowe International’s AMI Entertainment division is proud to 
announce that the first Internet digital jukebox has arrived in the 
famous upstate New York town where Abner Doubleday tossed that first 
historic pitch in 1839 in a field in a settlement founded by the 
father of 19th-century novelist James Fenimore Cooper.

Pioneer Street runs through the town center and is a hub for tourist 
activities. Meandering visitors who stop in Cooley’s Stone House 
Tavern, an original 1839 tavern, will now have an opportunity to play 
Cooperstown’s first and only Internet jukebox. This downloading 
digital juke is powered by the AMI Music Network, was put into play by operator Tally Sales of Rome, NY.

Left to Right: Woody Morgan - Cooley's Bar Manager, Dan Brown - Tally Sales Co., Tim Gould - Owner of Cooley's Tavern

Cooley’s owner, Tim Gould, commented, “Our relaxing pub and eatery 
now offers a new dimension and opportunity to the many guests from 
around the world. We are pleased to be able to allow guests the 
pleasure of bringing a piece of their home to Cooperstown through the 
power of the [AMI] jukebox experience in the form of music that they 
love and enjoy.

“As in baseball,” the tavern owner continued, “there are other 
players in the downloading music business, however, it appears that 
AMI and Cooley’s have arrived at the Hall of Fame just before our 
competition.”

The relationship between Cooley’s and Rowe/AMI is fitting because 
both businesses have a rich, long history steeped in American 
culture. Rowe/AMI is approaching its 100th anniversary of bringing 
music entertainment to all corners of the world.

Cooley’s is located at 49 Pioneer Street. Information about Rowe/AMI 
can be found online at www.roweinternational.com or by calling 
1-800-393-0201.

America loves baseball, good times and music and it can all be found 
at Cooley’s in Cooperstown.

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