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The Detroit Lions' starting center in 1957 was Frank Gatski. Gatski had previously played for the Cleveland Browns from 1946 - 1956. He was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1985.
The address of the Gospel Music Hall Of Fame is: 18031 W Mcnichols Rd, Detroit, MI 48235
The web address of the Gospel Music Hall Of Fame is: http://www.igmhf.org
The phone number of the Gospel Music Hall Of Fame is: 313-592-0017.
A radio executive named George Richards bought the Spartans (Lions before they were called the Lions), moved to Detroit and decided to be called the Lions because the Lions are the kings of the jungle and George Richards wanted the Detroit Lions to be the king of the NFL.
Dave Bing, Detroit Pistons, Hall of Fame, current Detroit mayor
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I believe there is but I have found no information concerning who is in it. I have put a link on this page that has discussions concerning the Detroit Tiger Hall of Fame. If this doesn't get you the answers you are looking for you could always try the Tigers offices: Detroit TigersComerica Park2100 Woodward Ave.Detroit, MI 48201(313) 962-4000
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Three of the greatest players in Detroit Lions history have worn the number 20 -- Hall-of-Fame cornerback/kick returner Lem Barney (1967-77), Pro Bowl halfback Billy Sims (1980-84) and Hall-of-Fame running back Barry Sanders (1989-98). The number has been retired by the franchise.