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SAN
JOSE (AP) - After overseeing the Eternal Weaver League from
it's humble beginnings in Milpitas, California in 1987 to
the multinational organization it has become today, Charles
(aka Marty) Polanski has announced that he will vacate
his role as commissioner. Filling the role will be Jim
Lockwood (owner of the New
York Nukes and Editor of The Weaver Times). The move will
mark the first front office change since the league was established
in 1987, and is meant to strenghten the league and ensure
that it's rich tradition will continue well into the future.
As
part of the change, the league offices will remain in California,
but will be moved north from Los Angeles to San Jose. From
there, Lockwood will handle all aspects of league play. Polanski
will remain active in the league as owner of the Honolulu
Volcanos and will devote
more time to development of the league website. He'll also
be sure to keep a close eye on Lockwood to make sure he knows
what the hell he's doing and that he won't drive the league
into the FREAKIN' GROUND!
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