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From Bob Duff in his Detroit Red Wings article in Total Hockey: The Official Encyclopedia of the National Hockey League: "Norris had been a member of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association, a sporting club with cycling roots. The MAAA's teams were known by their club emblem and these Winged Wheelers were the first winners of the Stanley Cup in 1893. Norris decided that a version of their logo was perfect for a team playing in the Motor City and on October 5, 1932 the club was renamed the Red Wings." Coincidence or not, the new name and logo marked a turnaround in the team's fortunes. The Detroit Red Wings made the playoffs in their first season, and won their first Stanley Cup in 1936.

The Wolverines is one of them.

The driving distance between Akron, OH and Detroit, MI is approximately 195 miles. The driving time would be approximately 3 hours 15 minutes if you were to travel non-stop in good driving conditions. (The driving time does not take into consideration conditions which may extend trip time such as weather, road work, border crossings and rush hour traffic in urban areas.)

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How long the drive will be from Detroit, Michigan to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, will depend on which roads are taken and the speed. The cities are about 617 miles apart.

65 miles (105 km) – about 1 hour 9 mins

The size of a block varies and is not a consistant measure in most communities. The best thing to do is to use a car or bicycle with a odometer to measure the lengths of the blocks you are walking or running.

First off, breathe deeply. Freightliners are not engineered to be easy to work on, but that's just my opinion. Anyhow most Detroit engines take more or less the same starter configuration, and fasteners are usually SAE not metric. First off remove the cables off the battery to avoid burning fuses etc from arcs or ground faults when your removing wires from the starter. Remove the cable to the battery's negative terminal (no matter how many batteries or whether its 12 or 24 volt configuration. Any one negative connection will do to break the circuit.) Next remove all the wires from the starter, theres usually 2 to the solenoid and one to the back of the starter proper. Just tag or otherwise notate which wires go where because I can promise you wont remember later. Now the bolts holding the starter are 90 percent of the time a twelve-point head. (Im thinking 5/8" twelve point, but cant remember for sure) Dont forget that most box-end wrenches are twelve point capable, but 90 percent of the time one bolt is unreachable with a wrench so you need possibly an off-set box-wrench or if your lucky you can use a twelve point socket on the end of enough extensions to be able to use a 1/2 inch drive ratchet. Anyway so now the starter is off, so now get a new one or get it rebuilt. Make sure if you get it rebuilt to ask the guy to keep the mounting housing in its original position, or mark is so you can fix that later if need be. Lots of rebuild techs do this stuff with their eyes closed so mark with a punch (permanently) a dot or a line on the mounting and one on the housing of the starter motor. I say this cause the mounting can be rotated after removing some Allen head capscrews and then fastened in a number of different positions. So now install the new or rebuilt starter, somtimes the wires if they are long enough to allow this are easier to install back on the starter prior to actually reinstalling the starter, just a thought. These buggers are heavy too so a third hand never hurt no-one. Get the starter in and thread the 2 accessible bolts, do this with your fingers so theres no crossed threads. Tighten the 2 up till the starter is close to in, but with some jiggle room. Load the 3rd bolt into your extension-socket deal but without the ratchet. Feed the bolt into the hole and using the extension like a screwdriver thread the bolt in, and again ensure no crossed threads, this is why we leave the other 2 bolts loose so you can finagle the ^$#&^%@. I'd give ya a torque value but I've never used one, just tighten it as tight as it will go without stripping the bolt. The bolts are usually like 7/16 UNF (fine thread=more torque) so standard torque values for whatever bolts are being used apply just fine, but I always just tighten em till it hurts me to tighten them, and then tighten em a touch more. Finish up your wiring, sure hope you tagged em, hook the battery back up, then try and start and find out the next problem lol.

You would be traveling a road distance of 4461 kilometers (2772 miles) over a 49-hour, non-stop drive.

Dan Miller (play by play) and Jim Brandstatter (commentator)

It is 614 miles according to Google Maps.

It would take approximately 15 hours to go from Iowa City to Ottawa.

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I'm not sure but my grandfather was in a motorcycle club in the 1930's-40's that went by the name of Hells Angels. It was not the outlaw club as we know. He said that they ended the club when they started the outlaw club in Cal. He rode a harley and actually raced it. I have some pictures from club outing and I use to have my grandmother jacket and hat as she was in the club as well.

If anyone has heard about or knowledge about this club please respond.

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Petr Mrazek is number 34 on the Detroit Red Wings.

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Man, I just watched 1985's Game 6 Final, on DVD "The Complete History of the LA LAKERS"...if the ball had Magic J, Kareem, James Worthy and co's scrible on it.....It would be worth a s%$t load. I'd easilly pay $1000 AU for it.......from AUSGAMBIT!

139 ci per rev

About 225 miles

The driving distance is about 280 miles to Boyne Highlands Resort.

The approximate driving time and mileage information -

Between: Phoenix, AZ

and: Detroit, MI

Driving miles: 1985

Driving time: 29 hrs

- is based on traveling non-stop in good driving conditions. Driving time does not take into consideration conditions which may extend travel time such as weather, road work, border crossings, and rush hour traffic in urban areas. Mileage denotes actual road miles covered as opposed to Point A to Point B linear distances on a map.