Lawrence Perry Selects First and Second All America Elevens
Lawrence Perry, noted college sports authority, releases his 1920 All-America selections with commentary on season limits. He names 11 players at ends tackles guards centers backs and notes injuries and stronger opposition as factors. He highlights Carney, Urban, Huffman, Woods, Bunge, Stein, Laurie, Gipp, Stinchcomb, Garrity and Horween among others with emphasis on form and potential for a powerful, versatile team.
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Way
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Burman Weighted Bout Ends In Narrow Decision
In Detroit a 10 round bout at Wolverine Athletic Club saw Joe Burman of Chicago lose to Young Montreal of Providence after a fast exchange of punches. Both fighters showed skill and power, trading driving blows and staggering at moments in a closely fought contest. A separate note from New York reports plans to form a national boxing authority to regulate the sport nationwide with backing from the army navy and civilian boxing control board.
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Baseball Affair Has a New Angle in Chicago Case
Chicago dispatch reports Chief Justice Charles A. McDonald seized evidence after discovery copies in the baseball scandal were obtained by Maclay Hoyne near his retirement. Papers were turned over to the judge and impounded, while Hoyne defended the action as proper. Federal Judge Landis warned of federal action if tampering or loss occurred as investigations continue.
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Charles A. McDonald
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Presidentan Johnson
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Billings Style Proves Ineffective in Bozeman Game
Dec 7 Billings opened with a passing style that failed to breach Anaconda’s battering game at Bozeman. Coach Glenn Bingham called the defeat unexpected but blamed no one, praising sportsmanship, officials, and State College organizers for handling details well.
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Britton Retains Welterweight Title In Milwaukee Bout
Jack Britton, world welterweight champion, boxed ten rounds against Pinkie Mitchell of Milwaukee. The bout filled with steady infighting showed Britton boxing smartly for the full distance and earning a verdict that night.
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Mike Orbond
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Len Rawlins
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Phil
Britton Stall
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Jack Britton
Pinkie Mitehall
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