Etobicoke Voices
This franchise has had two owners and played in three cities, and started out under owner Steve Kalapsa as the immortal
Tampa Bay JCs (and you know what that stands for--longtime owners will remember Tampa Bay's logo as well). Kalapsa in the
team's second year wanted to move the team to South Botswana, but Commissioner Len Tomaszewski vetoed that action. After that
year, Ken Carrano took over the team, moved it to Scranton and renamed it the Voices, and made DNFL Bowl II his first year.
DNFL Bowl II was the first ever to go to a tiebreaker, and unfortunately for Scranton, Madison won the tiebreaker.
In 1986 Ken moved the team to Etobicoke, and a rule was actually passed that the team could not be named "the Spoons."
Ken was the driving force behind the rule that if you don't show up at the draft, send a rep, or send your draft choices,
you can't draft, and he's the only one the rule has ever been enforced against, as he did not show up for the 1988 draft.
The joke was on the rest of the league, however, as even without drafting, Etobicoke won the DNFL Bowl that year for its
only championship to date.