Princeton Rated First in Eastern Elevens Ranking 1920
Princeton tops the 1920 Eastern football rating, Harvard second, Yale seventh, with Penn State and Pittsburgh tied for third. Boston College ranks fourth after beating Yale, while Dartmouth climbs elsewhere. Army and Navy meet to settle service rankings after Navy’s 7–0 win.
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Yale
Crimson
Army
Navy
T. Howard Kelly
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Atlantic Seaboard
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Orang
Blatx Warriors
Eli
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Crimson Crew
Penn State
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburon
Boston College
oBoston College
Boston
Boston ‘College
Hudghidiators
Dartmouth
University of Washington At
Seattle
Joe Brown
Providence
Yar
Elengh
Agra
Minin Peregat
Lacie
Ameriyeam
Nair
Fragmented personal reflections on fashion and plans
A garbled diary style note discusses a wax model in a window, daily routines, clothing, and a fleeting hope for change. It mentions pulling a wife away, fearing her fright, and awaiting night when clothes come off. The tone is unsettled and exploratory with undefined actions and outcomes.
Band funds raise for On Stare project in Columbus area
Unclear text suggests a group in Columbus finances a project named On Stare band with an estimated cost near $20,009. Contributors include Seuvaiin and Jags eyebor, but the fragment does not provide clear roles or outcomes.
Stamford High to Meet Illinois Grid Team in Connecticut
Seven Elgin High seniors left Elgin to travel to Stamford Conn for a game against Stamford High School. The Lions seek to edge the Eastern title holders in a decisive weekend matchup.
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Stamford High
Illinois Grid
Elgin
Elgin High School
Stamford
Conn
Racing Results From Havant and New Orleans Card
Multiple race results listed with jockeys, weights, and finish times across Havant and New Orleans meets. Details include winners such as Arie Veer olds in race one and Blue Flame in race five, with horses like Waking Dreamy and Dolph in higher claiming events, plus additional runners and times throughout the program.
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Tims
Iaz
Aniames G
Jack Healey
Targer
Crump
Field
Kelsey
Change
Pits
Imme
Bizie Flyer
Top Ring
Avion
Dolph
Drama
el Balfrey
Atkinson
Ennis
Carmody
Jone
Frascuelo
Blue Flame
McCoy Coombs
Bullman
Qural
Jarrell
Bertha Minx
Sleepy Dear
Sfoltyhook
Juanita
Alnoran
Sunningdale
Misericorde
Far East
De Oro and Layton Tied for Second in Three Cushion
De Oro of New York defeated Maupome of Milwaukee 50 to 29 to tie Johnny Layton for second in the National three cushion field championship. The match went 59 innings, with De Oro’s high run of five. Clarence Jackson leads with seven wins and one loss. Augie Kerkhefer sits fourth with five wins and two losses as Daly and Maupome chase fifth. The top finishers may enter the second tournament to challenge Robert Cannefax for the world title.
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de Oro
New York
Maupome
Milwaukee
DeOro
Johnny Layton
Clarence Jackson
Kansas City
Jeads
Augie Kerkhefer
Johnny Daly
Pierre Maupome
Robert Cannefax
Boxing weight rules spark debate in HYPRALIC CO league
In a detailed discussion a league official criticizes late weigh ins and forfeits in boxing. Articles argue boxers should weigh at a set time, noting risks from last minute reductions and urging honest matchups to protect athlete health and audience trust.
Note on a Diff and a Two-Bells Riddle
Fragmentary lines describe a two-bell event and a figure named Arawn. The text references a transformation or mood shift with phrases like pinup and full of Azbt. The next seven hours hint at a change or escalation in the scene.
Ted Lewis and Harvey in Gotham Friday arrival
New York Dee 1 Ted Mid Lewis and manager Charley Harvey are due to arrive aboard the Celtic Friday morning from England. Lewis recently knocked out Johnny Basham, the European welterweight champion, in 119 rounds and is slated to meet Tuck Britton who had been matched before his departure for the world welterweight title.
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New York
Dee
Ted Mid Lewis
Chia
Charley Harvey
Celtic
England
Johnny Basham
Europe
Tuck Britton
Crasho Midgets Travel to New Beitain Sunday
The Crasho Midgets plan a Sunday trip to New Beitain. Players Lom bard Jacobs McGirr Binsky Bannon Lesko Gibson Sova and others are to report at Howard Avenue and State Street at 7 29 o clock.
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Howard Avenue
State Street
Lombard
Jacobs
McGirr
Binsky
Bannon
Lesko
Gibson
Sova
Deltagee
Augustines
Foongheliow
Erma Wuels
White Sox rebuild at Waxahachie Texas
The White Sox plan a rebuilding tour at Waxahachie Texas with manager William Glengon leading the camp the first week of March recruiting about a third of the players while addressing ongoing scandal fallout and prior team losses.
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White Sox
Waxahachie
Tex
Chicago
White Fox
Sagehall
Warahachie
Willian Glengon
Mare
Hrrata
Ifore
No East or West in Football Says Wilen and Coast Rise
Coach Jack Wilen argues there is no real east west divide as Ohio State eyes Pasadena on New Year’s Day. He praises California and Pac-8 strength, notes Andy Smith’s Bears as champions, and credits western development over sectional bias in football’s postwar era.
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Jack Wilen
Buckeye
Jack
Erst
Pasadena
Rockies
Wilee
California
Ike Wlice
Californians
Andy Smith
University At Pennsylvania
Bears
Alpine Wyn Squeaks Past Centrals In Rough 6-14 Win
Alpine Basketball edged Centrals 6 14 in a rough contest with hard defense on both sides. After the game Alpine plans a future matchup with Stars while Burr Ronde schedules trips to Norwalk and a game on Sunday.
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Centrals
Toimar
Alpine Sve
Sloniais
Muni Lh
Burr
Red Rose Insurance Challenge Seaside Park Game
The Tied Nose Juniors seek a frtange game with Trans or Lee2S pound for a Sunday match at Seaside Park diamond No. 8 in the city or state. A good answer through this paper is requested.
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Seaside Park
Walle Cruskellnnth River Defeats Opponent 8-5
Walterville five won 8-5 with Waltusole starring from center. He scored a basket from the center circle to spark the rally and led the offense throughout the game.
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Fee
P Waltursole
Tha Hall
Western Golf Association Adopts Plan for American Rules
The Western Golf Association directs work toward a new constitution and an American rules system. President Wilbur H. Brooks says St Andrews rules should be rewritten to fit American playing conditions. The WG A. seeks democratic, national representation with clubs in 31 states plus Canada and Hawaii.
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Western Golf Associaton
Wilbur H. Brooks
St. Andrew's
Western Golf Angogiation
Mennis
Clube Ite
Canada
Hawaii
W. A. Fag
Www. G. A
WG A
Tain
America
Willard Admits Signing for Big Fight Boat
Jess Willard states he signed for a potential Mempsey Brennan bout and that signatures are with Tex Rickard awaiting others. He expresses confidence and notes ongoing training with a longtime aide from Casper Wyoming while awaiting official contract details.
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Willard
BIG Boat
Lawrence
Kansas
Dre
New York
Mempsey-Brennan
Jess Willard
Tex Rickard
Desipeey
Brennan
Tne Temple
Casper
Wyoming
Willard Sa Ha
Bobby McLean Challenges Mathiesen for Skate Title
New York reports Bobby McLean of Ghleage former champion skater issued a personal challenge to Oscar Mathiesen of Norway for a series of matches to decide the title. Manager Le D. R. Scanlon said letters flowed in as contenders seek a final in Norway.
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le D. R. Scanson
Bobby McLean
Ghleage
Aued
Oscar I Maehlesen
Norway
Ttle
Scanlon
Saidy Iye
Mathiesen
Ngs
Martineson
American McLea
Wlan
Britton Fails to Agree to Bogash Bout in Garden
Tex Rickard's Madison Square A C setup hangs on Britton facing Bogash. Dan Morgan rejects a $45,000 guarantee and any contract, threatening a default title move if Britton sidesteps the challenger. Horemans dazzles billiards crowds as interest grows in a potential Belgian rival to Hoppe. Doc Turner leaves Bridgeport for bigger fights but pledges return.
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Bogash
Laula Borash
Jack Britton
Palder
Leo FP
Figny
Tex Rickard
Madison Square A
Crack Britton
Dan Morgan
Garden
New York
Louis Boraaty
Marty Cross
Borash
GT Am
Madison’ Square Athletic Association
Us Ag
Aker Flynn
Polaihs
Yale Hero Callahan to Oxford After Yale Exit
Tim Callahan captain of Yale football last year plans to enter Oxford University after mid year exams. He will study six months in England then return to Boston to pursue business. A Lawrence, Massachusetts product, he served in the navy during the war.
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Tim” Callahan
Yale
Oxford University
Callahan
English University
Boston
Boston. Callahane
Lawrence
Gardner Wins Cup In Metropolitan Challenge Match
J Edward Gardner defeated Edgar Appleby 410 to 278 to claim permanent possession of the Metropolitan Challenge Cup in a padded olijard contest at Crescent in Brooklyn. Gardner achieved a top run of 47 and a season average near 38.34 while Appleby managed a best run of 581.
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Dev
Edward W. Gardner
Notre Dame star Dee Ginp improves after pneumonia
In South Bend Indiana Dee George Ginp Notre Dame football halfback, once critically ill with pneumonia, showed significant improvement this morning. Attending physicians expressed belief he will recover.
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South Bend
Ind
Dee George Ginp
Notre Dame
Buckeye Eleven Earns Trip Claim by Captain Huffman
Columbus dispatch quotes Captain Huffman of the Buckeye eleven and Western Conference champions declaring the squad has earned no trip to the coast. He praises the team as a group of real fighters in a proud charge from the captain.
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Columbus
Huffman
Buckeye
Coast
Lew Tendler and Benny Leonard Boxing Rivalry Cited
In Harlem, Eddle Ke Heller declares bets on Lew Tendler over Benny Leonard amid a boxing match rumor. The fragment notes tension between fighters and ongoing wagering, reflecting a gritty era sports scene.
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Dor
Lew Tendler
Benny Leonard
Harlem Eddle Ke Heller
Spurn Offers From Pro Football At Chicago
Chick Harley and Pete Blinchcomb rejected pro football offers in Chicago in December saying they disapprove of the professional playline and prefer remaining amateurs.
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Dec
Chick Harley
Pete Blinchcomb
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