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Reuben John (“Rube” or “Ruby”)
Ursella (January 11, 1890 –
February 1, 1980) was a
professional football player-coach who pla****
during the
early years...
- new markets. In 1919,
Flanigan hired Rube
Ursella of the
Minneapolis Marines to
serve as a player-coach.
Ursella brought several other Minneapolis players...
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Football League,
including Dutch Gaustad, Walt Buland,
Sheepy Redeen,
Reuben Ursella,
Charles Jonasen, and Mike Palmer. One
Marines player, John Dunn, would...
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Hypatopa ursella is a moth in the
family Blastobasidae. It is
found in the
United States,
including California. The
wingspan is
about 18 mm. Adamski,...
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Gomes wrote that the
islands were used to
collect ursella, as a base for red paint/dyes;
ursella referred to the
lichens of the
scientific families Roccellaceae...
- Rube
Reiswerg (1912–1998),
American professional basketball player Rube
Ursella (1890–1980),
American football player-coach who pla****
during the early...
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therefore is not an
independent district. The town was
first mentioned as "
Ursella" in 791 in a deed
recording a
donation to the
monastery Lorsch. In the...
- 48 (2).
Medicinska Naklada: 127–129. PMC 2121601. Gačić,
Civitarese &
Ursella 1999, p. 356.
Lipej & Dulčić 2004, pp. 291–300.
Bianchi 2007, p. 10. Chemonics...
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Flanigan 1919 9 1 1 Rube
Ursella, John
Roche Joined the
American Professional Football ****ociation 1920 6 2 2 3rd Rube
Ursella 1921 4 2 1 5th
Frank Coughlin...
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three touchdowns: two from
Arnold Wyman and one from Rube
Ursella. In the
second quarter,
Ursella scored kicked a 25 yard
field goal, and
Wyman scored from...
