All Western elevens chosen by Eckersall big 10 players named
Walter Eckersall selects two All Western elevens from conference and nonconference teams. Notre Dame earns strong consideration, led by backs Gipp of Notre Dame and Harley, with Ow of Minnesota as another standout. The piece discusses forward pass attack, shifting formations, and a Missouri Valley title context.
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Ames Biased All America Picks Announced By Western Team
Ames star Barker shifts to left guard as McCaw moves to second team. Notre Dame’s Smith plus Michigan State’s Hammes feature on second unit, with Bergman Notre Dame excelling at quarterback. Franson and Lyman stand out on tackle, Pringle and Dobson lauded at half back.
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Ohio
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Weston
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Lyman
Nebraska
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Kansas
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Ohio State Coaches Look to 1920 With Freshmen Crop
Ohio State officials plan for a strong 1920 eleven after losing three regulars and as many subs from 1919. Coach Red Trautman praises the yearling group as the strongest yet, with over 50 freshmen surviving the season. The squad includes 11 ends, 6 tackles, 8 guards, 4 centers, 5 quarterbacks, 10 halfbacks, and 6 full backs, with notable West Virginia products and Harry Workman leading the yearlings.
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Red” ‘Trautman
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Visit of Wilde Boom to Boxing in This Country
The visit of Jimmy Wilde world flyweight champion to America strengthens boxing ties between Britain and the United States. Service boxing during war boosted the sport, as Wilde’s bouts with Pat Moore and Joe Lynch highlighted international rivalry and inspired future top fighters. The tour is seen as a spur for growth of boxing across Europe and helps promote world championship prospects.
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Jimmy Wilde
America
England
France
Italy
Great Britain
London
Pat Moore
Memphis
United States Navy
Pontypridd
Simon
Moore
Joe Lynch
New York
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Deller
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Annapolis Midshipmen All Learn to Swim
All 2000 midshipmen at the Annapolis academy can swim after naval physical training instruction. The navy reports progressive tests as part of the routine required to graduate.
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The Best Shotgun Gauges for All Woods and Waters
The article weighs shotgun gauges from twelve to twenty, arguing twelve as standard for versatility and shells, while discussing advantages of smaller gauges for lighter, quicker handling. It cites experts like W. B. Mershon and notes evolving preferences toward sixteen and twenty gauges for ducks, geese, and beginner use, with pellet counts and shot sizes explained.
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Whist Strategy Notes On No Trump Play And Deals
A detailed, period style discussion of whist play focusing on no trump versus declared trump, with analysis of opening leads, trumping decisions, and a sample deal showing how smart discards and lead choices influence outcomes. The text explores the strategic missteps and correct plays by players Plowsmoor and others, plus questions about fourth hand bidding in progressive play.
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Magnates Fuss and Fame While Game Needs ’Em
The coming winter will decide how much baseball legislation is possible as the American League fights itself. The National League signals readiness to consider reforms like eliminating freak pitching and banning the intentional base on balls in crucial moments. If the AL cannot agree on a trio of rulemakers, no changes will occur this year, heightening calls to separate rulemaking from major league self interest and form a body of umpires and experienced writers to guide reforms.
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Landis
Dineen Quits Umpiring for Wall Street Career
Former World Series pitcher William H. Dineen ends his umpiring days after a two decade career with the Red Sox and becomes a stock broker, opening William H. Dineen & Co. at 20 Broad Street. His brother brokers in the financial district welcomed the move.
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