Hazleton Redskins

Their first game was against the Brooklyn Bay Parkways of the American Association.[1][2] They won the game 19 to 12.[3][4] Even though it was a close score the Redskins dominated, as they had 223 yards opposed to 33 by Brooklyn.[4] They were led by coach Ed Kahn and quarterback LeRoy "Sunshine" Campbell.[4] The next week they won 14 to 0 against the Wilkes-Barre Panthers. In their third game of the season, the Redskins had their only loss, which was 7 to 0 against the Scranton Miners.[5] They had more first downs, passes, rushing yards and passing yards than Scranton but could not score any points.[5] On the final play of the game, Hazleton threw a pass which was caught at the one yard line of Scranton, but the team could not get there quick enough as the game ended.[5] Shortly afterwards, they scheduled a rematch against Scranton,[6] and won 20 to 0. Shortly before the rematch, they had scheduled a game with the Wilmington Clippers, but canceled.[7] Their next game after Scranton was a matchup with the Reading Rams.[8][9][10] They won 19 to 7. On October 30, they won 32 to 2 against the Wilkes-Barre Panthers.[11] In the final game of the EPFL season (and the last of the league before folding) the Redskins won 13 to 0 over the Shenandoah Rams (they were previously the Reading Rams, but moved before the last game of the season).[12][13] On December 11, they scheduled a game against the Dixie League Champion Norfolk Shamrocks to be named "Minor-League champions" and won 16 to 14.[14] On December 18, they scheduled a game against the Paterson Panthers, which was canceled.[15] On September 18, 1939, they folded because of other Hazleton sports getting more fan support and because of the folding of the EPFL.