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EFL Championships 1969 - 2010
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1969 Hudson Falls Greenjackets (no game) |
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1970 Binghamton Jets (vs Hudson Vikings) |
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1971 Scranton Eagles (vs Binghamton Jets) |
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1972 Binghamton Jets (vs Scranton Eagles) |
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1973 Oneonta Indians (no game) |
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1974 Glove Cities Colonials |
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1975 Oneonta Indians (vs Albany Metro Mallers) |
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1976 Hudson Falls Greenjackets (vs Albany Metro Mallers) |
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1977 Troy Uncle Sammies (vs Glove Cities Colonials) |
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1978 Troy Uncle Sammies (vs Hudson Falls Greenjackets) |
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1979 Albany Metro Mallers (vs Troy Uncle Sammies) |
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1980 Watertown Red & Black (vs Troy Uncle Sammies) |
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1981 Binghamton Jets (vs Glens Falls Greenjackets) |
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1982 Scranton Eagles (vs Glens Falls Greenjackets) |
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1983 Scranton Eagles (vs Glens Falls Greenjackets) |
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1984 Scranton Eagles (vs Glens Falls Greenjackets) |
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1985 Syracuse Express (vs Glens Falls Greenjackets) |
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1986 Scranton Eagles (vs Syracuse Express) |
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1987 Scranton Eagles (vs Albany Metro Mallers) |
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1988 Scranton Eagles (vs Ottawa Bootleggers) |
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1989 Albany Metro Mallers (vs Scranton Eagles) |
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1990 Scranton Eagles (vs Albany Metro Mallers) |
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1991 Scranton Eagles (vs Montreal Voyaguers) |
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1992 Newburgh Raiders (vs Scranton Eagles) |
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1993 Newburgh Raiders (vs Scranton Eagles) |
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1994 Scranton Eagles (vs Newburgh Raiders) |
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1995 Newburg Raiders (vs Syracuse Storm) |
2000 Syracuse Vipers vs (Scranton Eagles)
Legal Letter To Shultz About Blog Postings
Show Cause Order To Tom Shultz From Judge Gilbert February 4, 2008
Article Watertown Times February 2, 2008 - Red & Black files lawsuit
The "original" Watertown Red & Black has gone on offense in an attempt to protect the name the semipro football team has used since its inception in 1896.
Greater Watertown Red & Black Inc. kicked off a state Supreme Court lawsuit Thursday at the Jefferson County clerk's office against Sports Partners Inc., which is claiming it owns the team and the rights to use its name.
The suit also names Thomas J. Shultz, general manager of Sports Partners and owner of Re-Sale America, 302 Court St., who claims he purchased the team and has a contract to prove it. Red & Black Inc. denies in court documents that any contract exists, stating Sports Partners never purchased the assets of the team nor the right to use its name or logo.
Red & Black Inc. claims Sports Partners has no football program nor facilities upon which to play football, yet is representing itself to the public as having plans to make a variety of personnel, equipment and venue changes for the team. It also is soliciting funds from the public and has attempted to sell season tickets as the Red & Black, it is alleged.
Red & Black Inc. claims the representations are misleading and creating confusion for potential donors and fans who believe the two entities are the same team.
The original team is asking a judge to order Sports Partners to stop using the Red & Black name or its logo to solicit money; to not sell products, equipment or tickets under the team name; and to not advertise or otherwise represent any affiliation with the Red & Black.
The suit was brought on Red & Black Inc.'s behalf by its president, Robert C. Freeman III. The team is represented by Watertown attorney James A. Burrows.
Shultz has received approval from the Northeastern Football Alliance to compete in its 15-team league using the name Watertown Red & Black. The original Red & Black plays in the Empire Football League.
