West High and West Des Moines Face Final Grid Battle
West High prepares for a decisive Cedar River park game against West Des Moines with both teams viewed as nearly equal. Coach notes a nip and tuck contest with edge to West High, while two key West Des Moines players Lawson and Orebaugh threaten. The article cites last Saturday’s 13 to 0 North Des Moines win and outlines expected lineups and injuries as West High seeks crucial season’s last game victory.
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West Des Moines
Cedar River Park
North Des Moines
West High
West Dest Moines
Princeton
Yale
Palmer Stadium
Old Rose
Black Warriors
Lawson
Sam Orebaugh
Altho Orebaugh
Des Moines
Orebaugh
Cedar Rapids
Rose and Black
Max Miller
Leach
Banton
Way
Smich
I. Ciee
Boag
Smith
Q Graham
Owen
Holder
Methrepor
Stowking
A Rope of Sand and Fragments From a Ragged Page
A fragmented collection highlights social mores and gossip with mentions of Thad Wetor and Inoue, hints of theatre groups, a judge's salary, and stray opinions on Italy, prohibition, and university life. It includes musings on authors, songs, and public figures, with scattered observations about crime, media, and sports predictions.
White Sox World Series prize money remains undistibuted
The 1920 World Series prize of nearly $15,000 owed to the Chicago American League club for finishing second has not been awarded. The old national commission awaits the outcome of trials involving eight White Sox players accused of throwing the 1919 World Series. A meeting favored dividing the prize into 16 1/2 shares, about $900 each, but the commission may prefer 23 1/2 shares.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago American Baseball
National Commission
White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Miller Huggins Seeks Player Additions For Yankees
Miller Huggins of the New York Yankees announced the acquisition of J. Miller, an infielder from Vernon of the Pacific Coast League. Six or seven players may be sent to California star for spring training options, with Louisiana sites also under review. Separately, Jack Britton defeated Morris Lux in a 10-round newspaper decision in Kansas City. The American women's hockey team opened with a 4 to 3 win over a Girton Newham combined squad in Cambridge.
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New York
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
J. Miller
Vernon Club
Yankees
California Star
Southfeld
Jacksonville
Fis
Louisiana
Kansas City
Jack Britton
Morris Lux
Cambridge
England
Girton and
Newham
Cicotte to Escape Prosecution for Part in Throwing Games
Nov. 19 Chicago. Eddie Cicotte, White Sox pitcher, likely to avoid punishment for the 1919 World Series fix, will turn state’s evidence at trials. Bail set at $5,000. Cicotte deposits Liberty bonds. Officials say his testimony crucial to obtaining convictions. others indicted to be tried in January with Judge Crowe as newly elected state’s attorney.
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Eddie Cicotte
Chicago White Sox
Cook Coun
Detroit
Cicotte
Cassady
Pitcher
Civette
Cientre
Rk. E. Crowe
Thce
Michigan Seeks to Level Old Score With Minnesota
Rivalry dating to 1893 renews on Northrop field as Fielding Yost mens Michigan faces Dock Williams era Minnesota on homecoming day. The series record shows Minnesota leading 9-6-1 with recent wins and a Mix of close games. A big crowd is expected and Michigan aims to repeat last season’s victory.
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Northrop
Fielding Yost
Michigan
Dock Williams
Michigan Ssota
Invaders
Splashes
Minnesota
Ann Arbor
Tepne
Wolverine
Atinnesota
Kinnesota
Buddy Ensor the Modern Tod Sloan of the Turf
New York, Nov. 19. Buddy Ensor is hailed as the modern Tod Sloan for his skill, courage, and keen judgment. Since Saratoga his success has been phenomenal, often riding horses overlooked by their own stables and seldom using the whip. Ensor studies past performances, trials, and horse traits to choose mounts, earning followers among practical horsemen who believe in his riding prowess.
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Buddy Ensoy
Tod Sloan
Tod
Saratoga
Snapper Garrison
Tohnny Loftus
Ensor
James Butler
East View
Hin
Ted Sloan
Exsor
Football Saturday and Reds Train in Texas
Football Saturday schedule lists Towa Ames Grinnell Drake Luther Dubuque Harvard Yale Chicago Minnesota State Illinois Notre Dame Princeton Dartmouth Penn Brown, plus many regional matchups. Reds to train in Cisco Texas March 3 to 25 with eleven exhibition games arranged ahead of spring season.
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Ames
Olese
Grinnell
Mayside
Drake
Sioux City
Tipper Lowa Ve. Luther
Fayette
Dubuque
Simpson
Duvuque
East
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New Haven
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Chicago
Higin
Minnesota
Minneago State
Ilingis
Northwestern
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Aston
Indians
Purdew
Lafayette
Bowdoin
Hoboken
Syracuse
Oulgate
Tufts
Mass
Aggies
Medford
Upion
Hamilton
Schnectady
REDS
Texas
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Cisco
Hawkeyes to Elect 1921 Grid Captain Next Monday Night
The University of Iowa athletic board plans a banquet November 22 at Hotel Jefferson for varsity and freshman football men where the 1921 captain will be chosen by the I men. Also announced is Ralph Parcaut as wrestling coach for the season with full-time duties and classes. The board voted to send the varsity third string and freshman squad to the Ames game with expenses, and one cheerleader to Ames with supporters paying their own way.
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Flown City
University of Iowa
Jathtet
Hotel Jefferson
Iowa City
Athletic Board
Ralph Parcaut
Spencer
Iowa
Parcaut
Hawkeye
Ames
Carpentier Eyes French Auto Plant After Dempsey Fight
Georges Carpentier, the French champion, plans to return to Orange after his bout with Jack Dempsey to inspect American auto plants. He is keen on the American auto industry and may bring engineers from France to aid in production. He may also invite American auto experts to France to assist in modernizing his own plant plans.
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Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Carpentier
Orange
Dempsey
France
Judge Land Is Quite Certain He Can Hold Down Both Jobs
Chicago November 19 Judge Landis, head of organized baseball, voiced confidence he can manage dual duties while overseeing baseball matters. The piece notes Branch Rickey of the Cardinals urged consideration of winter rests for players and cites interest from over 50 major leaguers in Florida. It mentions Babe Ruth’s Cuban contract, ticketing for Army Navy game at the Polo Grounds, and Dempsey’s training plans.
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Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Rogers Hornsby
Florida
Cardinal
Rickey
Hornsby
Texas Star
Branch
New York Yankee
Babe” Ruth
Ruth
Hawkeyes Face Ames in Homecoming War Clash
Iowa Hawkeyes prepare for a tough season finale at Ames against the Cyclones. Captain Bil Kelly, Bob Kaufmann, and Larry Block wrap up their Hawkeye careers after today's final practice. Nearly 500 fans plan to travel, with a special train being arranged to carry supporters to the game.
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James Ashmore
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Iowa
Iowa Field
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Bob Kaufmann
Larry Block
Bowling Tourney Opens in St Louis Amid Record Entries
Ten pine experts from over a dozen states gather in St. Louis for the 13th Middlewest Bowling Association tournament. A record entry includes 245 five man teams and 1,461 two man teams with $47 in singles. Play runs through December 4 with opening ceremonies featuring May or H. W. Kiel and association officials. Local junior chamber teams start the inn al matches as visiting entrants begin tomorrow evening.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Middlewest Bowling Association
H. W. Kiel
The
Bowling Association
Six Gopher Stars to Play Final College Game Saturday
Six Minnesota Gopher athletes face Michigan this Saturday for their last college appearance. Laur ence Teberg Festus Tierney Pete Heg nler Captain Neal Aniston Ralph Gruye and Pred Enke are the regulars set to play with Dvorak as a likely substitute. Regnier and Aniston standouts anchor the backfield while Tierney Teberg and Gruye bolster the line amid a battered squad.
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Gopher Stars
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Michigan
Laurence Teberg
Festus Tierney
Pete Hegnler
Neal Aniston
Ralph Gruye
Pred Enke
L and
Dvorak
Bach
Bunie
Wisconsin
Clements
Badger
Graye
Iowa
Slater
Tierney
Teberg
Regnier
Aniston
Badgers
Altho
Gopher
Williams
Iowa City trip leaves players banged but from serious harm
Much of the time was used to learn new plays and shake off stiffness from Iowa City last week. None of the regulars is seriously injured, but minor hurts are numerous.
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Iowa City
Illinois University May Arrange Harvard Game
Urbana November 19. agitation among Illinois students and football fans across the Midwest prompts George Huff athletic director to pursue a Harvard Illinois game next year. The idea gained favor after Harvard proposed a game at Harvard and Illinois asked for a return engagement at Urbana, which Harvard declined, until public sentiment revived action.
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University of Ilinois
Middlewest
Harvard
Illinois
George Huff
Iinois
Linois
Judge Landis to Attend Army Navy Game Nov 27
Judge K M Landis newly appointed head of organized baseball will attend the Army Navy football game at the Polo Grounds November 27. He accepted the invitation extended by Judge McQuade, treasurer of the New York Giants, it was announced today.
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Associated Press
New York
K. M. Landis
McQuade
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Briers Suest
Peoria to Open City Park for 1921 Baseball
The Peoria Three-I league team will play in a new city owned park costing 100000. Construction is underway and due to finish before the 1921 season opener. The bond issue was approved by Peoria voters last spring. The ballpark features concrete and steel stands with seating for 10000.
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Meer Hue Menueaiou ci
Peoria
Ill
Sells-Floto Circus Sold To Mugivan In Denver
Denver observers report H H Tahmann and F G Bonfils sold the Sells Floto circus to Jerry Mugivan of Denver. Mugivan already owns Hagenback Wallace and John Robinson shows. The terms were not disclosed. CADDOCK HAS ANOTHER BOY. Walnut Iowa November 19 Earl Caddock former heavyweight champion wrestler and wife welcome son Robert Allen Caddock birth yesterday weighing eight pounds four ounces. First boy Hart Charles is about two years old. GIANTS TO INVADE MEXICO. New York November 19 The New York Giants consider sending a few exhibition games to Mexico City under manager McGraw. Dr Carl Bickley to handle night calls at telephone 698 temporarily.
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Colo
H. H. Tahmann
F. G. Bonfils
Jerry Mugivan
Mugivan
John Robinson
London
Caddock
Walnut
Robert Allen Caddock
Hart Charles
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