New York and Boston Americans Trade Crashes for Camp All American Eleven
Walter Camp selects the 1920 All American team with players Carney Monola and Keck from Princeton Yale Yale Callahan Harvard Stein Villanova Woods Harvard Soote Wisconsin Wineher Georgia Lourie Princeton Stinchcomb Ohio Su Way Penn State Glyn Notre Dame among honorees.
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Soote
Wisconsin
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Stinchcomb
Way
Penn State
Glyn
Notre Dam
All American Selections Highlight 1920 Football Year
Walter Camp reviews the season in Collier's Weekly noting the East’s growing influence, open play, and the educated spectator. He ranks Princeton Harvard Notre Dame Pittsburgh California Virginia Military Institute Boston College and Ohio State as top teams with players like Gipp, Way, Pack, Callahan, and Woods highlighted for versatility, defense, and power.
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Collier's Weekly
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Wip
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Military Institute
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Virginie Mitary Institute
Gipp
Notre. Dame
Iris Town
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Callahan
Yale
Giigk
Woods
Dark Yard
Blue Ribbon Basketball League Sets Schedule in Bridgeport
The Blue Ribbon team from Connecticut Basketball League announces first Sunday game in Bridgeport against Stamford, after a 4% to 23 loss in Stamford Tuesday. Games set for Sundays in Bridgeport, Tuesdays in Stamford, Thursdays in Norwalk, Saturdays in Ansonia, with twelve home games per team and equal away contests.
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Stamford
Norwalk
Ansenia
Racheam
Beckman
Reich
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Nick Harvey
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Leonard
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Dehnert
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Tome
Stewart
Kelley
Yale Basketball Five Chosen by Al Sharpe
Yale selects five players for the indoor season under coach Al Sharpe. Notable picks include Harry Alderman and Sasi Bachey, both New Haven natives, forming the forward line alongside other local talents.
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Li Coneh Lal Sharpe
Yale Yarelty
Jihad
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Harry Alderman
Sasi Bachey
New Haven
Duce
Nina
Spaulding Swimming Pool Dedicated at Dartmouth College
The Spaulding Swimming pool was formally opened and dedicated at Dartmouth College in Hanover New Hampshire. It is the gift of former Gov. Rol land H. Spaulding. The Stanley Hill Memorial Shower Room, a gift from Stanley Hill who died in World War I, accompanies the pool. After brief ceremonies students filed from the pool through the shower room bearing their heads, past the bronze tablet commemorating the Leather steering.
Race entries and results from New Orleans and Havana card
Horserace details list six races with purses and horse names across New Orleans and Havana tracks. Entries include two year olds and three year olds with weights and lineups such as Toll Road, Apache Wandionn, and Save Gugly. The New York report notes Larry Doyle being named manager of a Toronto club in the new international league.
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Gugly
Cuarite Loy Deaser
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New York
Larry Doyle
Toronto
James McCatthy
Unclear racing results from New Orleans event
Fragmented OCR summary shows multiple race entries with times and odds, mentioning horses such as Reluctank and Tron Boy, various purses around 700 to 800 dollars, and several riders including McCoy and Crump. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unreadable segments, but indicates standard flat racing program details from a New Orleans meet.
Brennan Seeks Rematch With Dempsey in New York
Brennan plans a return bout with Dempsey after his twelfth round loss at Madison Square Garden. Dempsey praised Brennan's toughness and endurance, while Brennan felt he vindicated his efforts. Promoters estimate indoor revenue could approach records, with large attendance and high receipts noted for separate events.
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Der
Brennan
Dack Dempsey
Madison Square
Gordon Chisl
Odey
Dempsey
Jar Fe
Tempsey
Prope Dempsey
Sidete Chimpson
Dempaty
Witi Jae
Mitch
Jess Willard
St. Tratrick
Kun Night Beake
Whlard
Pempses
Sige
Crasho and Walnut Teams To Settle Championship
Crasho and Walnut clubs finalize arrangements for the city football title game to be played Sunday at Nowdeld Park after 2:30 pm. Each side has $408 in stake money, with a $100 prize for the winner, and both teams boast undefeated records against other city squads.
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Ayel
Ward McHugh
Crasho
Walnut
Nowdeld 'Park
Motta
Sethhe
Lenox
Ene
Hearteen
Walnuts Hive
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Lakeviews
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Roet Mid Busat al Tsao
Wjwill
Carpentier Plans Early Fight With Dempsey in London
The Reuters sourced note from London reports Georges Carpentier intends to fight Jack Dempsey first, aiming to secure the title. He said any bout arrangement would suit him as negotiations center on a world championship clash with the now former champion.
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London
Dev
Georges Carpentier
Moran
Tommy Taurus
Carpentier
Princeton Gym Schedule Announced for Winter Meets
Princeton Ne J announces winter gym schedule with a January 2 meet at Princeton a February triangular with Cambridge Ma Technological Institute and Haverford Pa and a February 18 date at Newhaven and Waren and a March 19 Haverford meet.
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Lowell Polo Five Here Tonight
Lowell Polo Five meets Jack Nevillo's Fighting Five at the Casing tonight in a bid to extend this week’s winning streak. Notable players include George Ware Quigtey and Cameron Ualfpack Lovegren, with goals expected from Donnell and Harvard Center. The opening amateur league game also features the Cragha and Walnut polo teams, with loving cups donated to the winners.
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George Mart
Donnell
Worcester
Lowell
Loverten
Birdgeport
Towel Bridgenorthes
Finnie
George Ware Quigtey
Hush
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Cameron Ualfpack
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Walnut Polo
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Trual Burks Connors
Tiley Nelson
Bowling League Ends Schedule at Palace Alleys
The Bridgeport Brass bowling league finished its first-half schedule at Palace Alleys Tuesday evening with Team No 4 edging Team No 2 after a decisive extra game. A banquet followed in East Main Street cafeteria to celebrate a notable, highly competitive season.
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Tool
Martin
Fischel
Tie
Industrial Girls
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Maranville Likely Plays Last Game with Braves
Boston Dec 35. Ftabylt Maranville, star shortstop of the Fol lon Braves, appears headed for a last appearance with the club. President George W. Grant indicates Maranville is up for trade as Braves seek two good players plus cash.
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Weare
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Braves
Eight Players Involved in American League Trade
New York and Boston clubs of the American League completed a four trade deal involving eight players. Muddy Ruel De Pratt Sam Vick go to Boston for Wally Schang Harry Harper and Waite Hoyt and Mike McNally. The trades aimed to strengthen both clubs with Pratt at second base for Boston and Harper as an experienced left hand pitcher for New York.
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Ruel
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Waite Hoyt
Mike McNally
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Basiball Writers’ Association of America
Yiresident
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Chicago
Yicr
Frederick G. Lieh
Tosxepa McCrene Dle
Philatelphia
Bridgeport Club Refuses Spring Training Southward
Bridgeport baseball club president Clark P. Lane says the team will train north of Bridgeport harbor this year. Financial constraints prevent a sunny south training trip despite reports of possible Eastern League support and New York meetings. Manager Gene McCann, based in Brooklyn, weighs league talks and is due in Bridgeport soon with findings.
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Clark P. Lane
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Bridgeport Harbor
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New York
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Brooklyn
Bigebal World
Yale Jo Organize Pony Fide Schedule For Season
Yale New Haven plans its first interuniversity polo schedule in fifteen years with a match against Army at Test Point and another with a yet unnamed New Jersey university. A Yale polo team formed nearly twenty years ago and once faced Princeton. that game was halted after a student was killed. The Goodyear Artillery unit will supply the current polo rig and team gear.
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