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Category Archives: Football
Pruner & Paul: The Greatest College Football Story You’ve Never Heard Of…
Chapter One: Pruner Charles Fremont “Pruner” West possessed a talent for taking what he had and stretching it a little further. His sister Ethel first noticed this with cough drops. Their father, William West, sold chickens in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania. Upon … Continue reading →
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