File:1897 Latrobe.jpg
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English: The Latrobe Atheletic Association fielded the first professional football team that played an entire season, in 1897. Standing, left to right: Jack Gass, Bill Hammer, Edwin Wood, Sam Johnston, Dave Campbell, John Johnston, Dave Berry, Ed Abbaticchio, Eddie Blair, F. Noel*. Kneeling/sitting: Charles Shumaker, Walter Okeson, Harry Ryan, George Flickinger, W. Adams*, Marcus Saxman. Recumbent: Charles McDyre, John Brallier, Walter Howard. * Noel and Adams identified in Indiana Evening Gazette. May 1, 1961. p. 20. |
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| Source | Latrobe Area Historical Society - extracted from PDF linked at [1] |
| Author | Unknown author |
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- 2008-12-10 17:13 (UTC) | Pennsylvania Penguin | 13958 (bytes) | 250×175 | {{Information |Article = Latrobe Athletic Association | Description = In 1897, the Latrobe Atheletic Association fielded the first professional football team that played an entire season. This image is well known and can be found in various books about ea
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