Pole Vault Champion Hoff to Visit America
European lecturers critique our training while Charley Hoff of Norway prepares a four stop visit to the United States. Hoff, holder of the world pole vault record, may rival Nurmi in appeal if condition and indoor competition do not hinder him. Hoff will be aided by Adrian Paulen and George Goodwin among others as he tours, with prospects of crowd interest and potential cross country rivalry.
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Anita Cage Meet Results Spark Senior Girls Teams Win
Special to News Telegraph reports final Anita school class basketball results after Monday evening games. Senior girls swept the tournament, junior boys dominated the boys section, with senior girls second, sophomores third, freshmen last. Remaining notes mention upcoming events and local coverage.
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All American Team Debate Sparks Public Outcry
Henry Farrell surveys experts as they debate the 11 best football players. Tyerman Preston, Oberlander, Grange, and Nevers are named amid strong opinions and clashes over who earns selection. The piece notes fan interest and the glare of national attention on the potential selections.
Amity Girls Win Fresh Slits and Realign Team Identity
Amity girls team shows renewed vigor with new players and improved formations. Coaches say the changes spark better chemistry and stronger defense as the season progresses.
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Death of New York turf writer Willie J. G. Willapatrick
William J. Pilgpatrick, a renowned New York turf writer for the New York Evening Journal, died at 9 p.m. in Bulli from pneumonia contracted last week while covering a cement event at Bowla. He was connected with the Journal for 30 years, serving as a leading figure in turf reporting.
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Fragmented sports snippet hints at names and teams
Fragments mention Sam Crime Billicks and sparta terms with unclear context. No clear event, score, or outcome available. The text appears as a damaged OCR sports snippet with multiple unreadable names and phrases.
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Centerville Boy Leads Iowa Harriers for 1920 Season
Centerville athlete Speers is named captain of Iowa harriers for 1920. He placed tenth in the conference run, second against Winds, fifth against Wisconsin, and fourth against Minnesota, aiming to finish strongly all meets this year.
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Bears Plan Extensive Football Schedule From Coast To Coast
Chicago Bears announce a wide touring program led by Red Grange with stars from Notre Dame and Illinois. The club will play 37 games on the road across the country including a January 16 game in Los Angeles at a $1.2 million stadium as part of a memorial event, with a Cuban trip possible and three backfields to be kept intact through February.
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Red” Grange
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Colgate Invited to East West Tilt in Tournament of Roses
Pasadena news reports Colgate, undefeated in the East, will be offered a chance to play the University of Washington in the annual East West game at the Tournament of Roses on New Year’s Day. Selection hinges on Colgate’s acceptance. if Colgate declines, Pittsburgh, Alabama, or Yale may be invited. Oregon’s Jack Bedefield is in the East finalizing arrangements.
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USC Denies Planned Ousting of Jones as Coach
Los Angeles Dec 1. Athletic authorities at the University of Southern California denied reports from New York that Andy Smith of California was to be hired to replace Howard Jones. Trojans officials said no such move was contemplated as Jones completed his first season at USC.
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Belgian Defeats Billiard Champion in Chicago Match
Edouard Horemans of Belgium defeated world billiards champion Jake Schaefer of San Francisco 18 to 301 in the opening block of a three block match in Chicago on December 1. The match showcased Horemans' strong break and accurate play against Schaefer’s sharp long shots.
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Hawkeye cagers set for season with lineup shifts
Iowa City November 1 Leona Raffensperger returns as guard for the Hawkeyes with coach Sam Barry moving two players to new positions to strengthen the quintet. Leading scorer Dusen expected to pace the offense as Hartison and Phillips compete for forward spots. Open practice planned next week as Barry prepares for the opener against St Louis University.
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Heston and Nevers rated above Grange and Yost
New York December 1 4fins1 Willie Meston was praised as a finer back than Red Grange and Ernie Nevers of Stanford was called a better all around football player than Jim Thorpe according to remarks at a hotel Commodore dinner Glenn Warner exclaimed Grange is good, Yost is not. The discussion noted Meston and Heston outshone Grange in several games with elusive and hard hitting play.
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Southern Fighter Battles Way to Close Decision
NEW ORLEANS Bert Carlin from Jesnieratte Louisiana came from behind to win a close fifteen round decision over Emil Paulos of New York in a title bout. Carlin pressed the attack with body blows and relentless aggression, while Paulos showed speed and skill but faded late. The judges scored seven rounds for Carlin and two even with Carlin at 146 pounds and Paulos at 141.
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