Who Were The Bradley Eagles?

The Bradley Eagles were an independent football team that played football games in 1920. The team played home games at Bradley Field in McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania. The Bradley Eagles went 9-0-2 in their only year of existence. The team only played one road but all their games were in McKees Rock. The first game the Eagles played was against the Lawrenceville Valley Club in a 31-0 victory. The team followed it up in a 24-20 victory a few weeks later against the Akron Goodyear Silents. Seven days later the Eagles won 7-0 over South Fork. They then tied in a 0-0 game against Wheeling Collegians. The following week the Eagles defeated the Akron Goodyear 31-0. A week later, the Bradley Eagles won 19-0 against the Wilkinsburg Murdochs. The Eagles followed that performance up with a 26-0 victory over the Dennison Panhandles. The Eagles then traveled to play the McKeesport Olympics at Cycler Park in a 6-0 victory by the Eagles. Monaco then played the Eagles the following week in a 14-13 game that Eagles barely won. The Eagles then had a rematch against the Olympics where the game ended up in a 7-7 tie. The Eagles last game was a 7-0 victory over the Duquesne Apprentices.