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SPEROS MAY JUST RIDE HIS HORSE WITH NO NAME

     Once trademark settlement documents are signed with the NFL,
Jim Speros, owner of the Baltimore CFL Football Club, will have
180 days to remove "Colts" from the $200,000 worth of team
merchandise now in storage.  Any items not altered will be
destroyed.  Results of a contest to name the team will be
announced this week, but Speros "believes fans will prefer to go
without a name legally" and "that they will continue to call the
team the Colts."  Speros:  "I've been told that CFL stands for
Colts For Life.  I'm willing to leave it the way it is" (Ken
Murray, Baltimore SUN, 11/19).

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