Ronnie Laws -- Always There from album Pressure Sensitive
Mr Big Romeo
"Joanne," by Michael Nesmith (of the Monkees).
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The composer of the main theme is the great Thomas Newman.
We are one
The Flyers got their name through a contest. Bill Putnam announced there would be a contest to decide the name of the Philadelphia hockey team, and many attempted to win the contest. It was the sister of Ed Snider (who owns the Philadelphia Flyers) that suggested the name Flyers, and Ed Snider saw it as a winning name. Over 100 entries were labeled as "Flyers" and a drawing was held to determine which one would be the winner. It was Alec Stockard, at that time a 9-year-old boy, who won the drawing, although he did misspell the name and wrote "Fliers."
no, they have always been called the Flyers. there have been other pro and minor pro teams in phiadelphia, the quakers, the ramblers, the firebirds, but the only NHL team in philly has always been called the Flyers.
The Flyers got their name through a contest. Bill Putnam announced there would be a contest to decide the name of the Philadelphia hockey team, and many attempted to win the contest. It was the sister of Ed Snider (who owns the Philadelphia Flyers) that suggested the name Flyers, and Ed Snider saw it as a winning name. Over 100 entries were labeled as "Flyers" and a drawing was held to determine which one would be the winner. It was Alec Stockard, at that time a 9-year-old boy, who won the drawing, although he did misspell the name and wrote "Fliers."
The name came about through a contest. Phyllis Snider is supposed to have suggested the name, and over 100 people submitted the name to the contest. A little boy named Alec won the resultant drawing.
Year Name Club Position 1982-83 Bobby Clarke Philadelphia Flyers C 1983-84 Doug Jarvis Washington Capitals C
The Feminine Flyers
the name of the louisianna lacrosse team, is the " Loyola flyers".
On April 4, 1966, Putnam announced there would be a name-the-team contest and some names that were suggested were the liberty bells, or the fliers. fliers was sent by a little boy but the citizens of Philly liked it. they changed it to flyers, the dude that drew the logo drew a p for Philadelphia and put wings on it, or speed streaks showing it was flying. the orange circle in the p represents the puck. idk why its orange instead of black and the p couldn't be orange.
The name came about through a contest. Phyllis Snider is supposed to have suggested the name, and over 100 people submitted the name to the contest. A little boy named Alec won the resultant drawing.
Philadelphia.
The Wright Flyers 1,2,and3
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