41.   The league will make a decision on whether a guy threw a punch with an open hand or a closed hand.

42.   The leagues can make a stand to take control of the umpiring.

43.   The question remains whether an alternative pro football league can make it in the United States.

44.   The union contends the league is making the penalty significantly harsher, claiming that more penalties are actually levied against teams.

45.   Then the league made the no-lockout, no-strike proposal but linked it to the temporary disappearance of the Wood-Eisley lawsuit.

46.   Then it will be just six months until the league makes its debut.

47.   To help them achieve that goal, the lawyer proposed that the leagues make workout facilities and trainers available to umpires in each city.

48.   Walker says no one should think the leagues alone will make any serious dent in crime in neighborhoods where the underground economy is the only healthy economy around.

49.   While the league has not made much progress in eliminating them, it is on the way to finding better means of prevention and treatment.

50.   While the five-year-old league has made some efforts on the Internet, it is looking for ways to do more.