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Pottsville

American  
[pots-vil] / ˈpɒts vɪl /

noun

  1. a city in E Pennsylvania.


Example Sentences

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“I was a busboy at the local hotel, played sports in little towns, football and wrestling, from Shikellamy to Shickshinny to Pottsville to Mount Carmel to Selinsgrove.”

From Seattle Times

“Once and for all we can rid our franchise of this curse by returning the 1925 championship to Pottsville, PA.”

From New York Times

Shortly thereafter, the presumptive champs from Pottsville agreed to play an exhibition in Philadelphia against an all-star team of college players.

From New York Times

So in early December, when the 9-2 Pottsville Maroons traveled from deep in the heart of Pennsylvania coal country to play the 9-1-1 Chicago Cardinals, it was generally regarded as a title game.

From New York Times

Pottsville, as recounted in David Fleming’s rollicking 2007 book “Breaker Boys,” featured a roster of colorful players, including college stars trying to earn some money and local coal miners looking to earn a little extra.

From New York Times