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Congrats to the MLFA West for bringing
home some Gold.
BEST NEW LEAGUES:
FAR WEST-
Central Valley Football
League (Calif)
COMMISSIONERS
OF THE YEAR:
FAR WEST- Jeff King, Central Valley
Football League
COMEBACK TEAMS OF THE YEAR:
FAR WEST-Clovis
Wolves (Central Valley Football League).
Came back from two straight losses to the Freno Pirates
during the regular season to beat them in the CVFL
Championship.
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Birmingham, Alabama
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Metro Detroit Saints
Football team donates 1,000 Bars of Soap
Detroit (June 13, 2007) - Metro Detroit Saints,
a minor league professional football team, will donate over
1,000 bars of soap to the Detroit Decency Initiative --
S.O.A.P.: Stop Offensive and Abusive language in Hip-Hop Music
through Personal Responsibility.
The campaign is
asking organizations to join the effort and be responsible for
100 to 500 bars of soap, and individual Detroiters donate one
to 100 bars.
"The Metro Detroit Saints is taking a
strong stand for women and the community," said Tara Young,
"Each bar of soap represents hundreds of men, who longer want
disrespectful language against women in their music."
Reverend Horace Sheffield, who serves as National
Action Network National Field Organizer along with Young will
attend the Metro Detroit Saints game Saturday, June 16, 2007,
at 4:30 p.m. and receive the donation.
The Metro
Detroit Saints will play the Wayne County Wolverines at St.
Benedictine High School Football Field located near Outer
Drive between 6 & 7 Mile Road and the presentation will be
made during half-time.
People and organizations can
still get involved. Soap bars can be delivered at the
following S.O.A.P. sites:
Detroit Branch of the NAACP
* 2990 E. Grand Boulevard
New Galilee Baptist Church *
11241 Gunston Street (near Gratiot)
Last Chance Academy --
6311 West Chicago, Detroit
Once the campaign is
complete, National Action Network * Michigan Affiliate will
donate the bars of soap to the YWCA shelters.
For
information about the Decency Initiative, call the National
Action Network * Michigan office at 313.491.0230 or listen to
Revered Sheffield's weekly broadcast on WGPR 107.5, every
Saturday from 9-10 a.m.
ANSWER TO LAST POLL
QUESTION
Southpaw Jim Zorn was the
first quarterback of the expansion Seattle Seahawks in 1976.
He led the team until 1984 when he was replaced by Dave Krieg.
For which team was Zorn playing when he threw his final
pass?
The
correct answer was Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Zorn appeared in one game for the
Bucs in 1987 and threw for only 199 yards with two
interceptions. This came a year after playing the 1986 season
north of the border for the Canadian Football League's
Winnipeg franchise.
"The Chase for the
Championship"
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