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PRAYERS GO TO LONDON
Sunday - June 21, 2009
Former NAFL Division rival London
(Silverbacks) were returning home this past
Sunday when their charter bus was involved in an
accident on the expressway. One motorist was
dead and 14 others were taken to the hospital
following this tragic event. Head Coach Alan
Lazar was included in those rushed to the
hospital, he was in critical but stable condition at
the time this news story was released by Fox 2
News. An SUV carrying Beth Smith, wife of PGA
Pro Golfer Chris Smith and her two children blew
a tire and collided with the bus. Beth Smith died
at the scene while the children were pulled from
the SUV by members of the Silverbacks.
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SURVIVING THE CHANGES
Saturday - June 20, 2009
For over half a decade the Patriots were use to
operating the same old way. Hitting in practice
doesn't start until June and July is the first time
the team laces up their cleats on game day. The
transition to the GLFL wouldn't be so smooth.
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A NEW JOURNEY BEGINS
Saturday - May 16, 2009
Perhaps the only news story big enough to
compete with the attention of the Patriots being
the focus of the movie Minor League: A Football
Story is finally here. After a half decade as a
member of the North American Football League,
the Patriots will take up arms against new foes in
the Great Lakes Football League.
The Patriots were the longest tenured regional
member of the NAFL but finally decided to make
the same decision the majority of the teams in
the Great Lakes area had done; they moved on.
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