Three Waterl0l football stars on all state team
Iowa high school football season analysis by Andrew L. Carmical outlines the all state team selection process. He surveyed coaches to name players by position, highlighting Banton Waterloo West and Taylor Bronx City as end selections. Delong moves from center to tackle as he joins Steele on a strong line, with discussion of why these players fit best in their roles.
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Andrew L. Carmical
Evening Courier
Schoo
Iowa
Banton
Waterloo West
Taylor
Bronx City
West Des Moines
West High
Ich
Unionis
Benton
DeLong
John Delong
Steele
J Seugiy
Pag
Ihe
City
DeLoeng
Benitone
Secont
Iowa High School Football Stars Named by State Paper
The article profiles top players by position across Iowa schools, naming Barta Cedar Rapids and Foster Marion at guard, Layton Davenport at quarterback, Yerkes Cedar Rapids and Parkin Waterloo East at halfback, and Kateeh Sioux City at fullback. It lauds Hines for defense and kicking, describes strong offensive schemes, and notes Williams Milford's injury-shortened season while praising Parkin's durability and Parkin's 55 yard TD dash.
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Ayard Joba
Barger
Sonx City
Itur
Cedar
Iowa
Beth Sehnool
Hines
Waterloo
Royal
Dlesars
Cedar Rapids
Guadorback
Taru
Layton
Davenport
Danferous
Tanner
East
Des Moines
Jud Dean
Waterloo East
Yerkes
Parkin
Sioux City
Tigers
Aone
East High
Williams
Fort Dodge
Kait
Torgensen
Milford
Thutout
Kateeh
Ned
Hag
Kutschman
Pusivion
Ger
Swyort Flashes Challenge For New Year Football Game
A Third division football team from China Pike Ark challenges a Fourth division team for a New Year’s Day game in Adeleng Cal. An invitation went to the University of Ohnia to represent the West in a last vs. west football game on New Year’s Day.
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Preesy
China Pike
Ark
Iadeng
Cal
University of Ohnia
West
Rope of Land and Questions of Merit in 1910s America
Dr Frank Gunsaulus warns mediocrity rules in America while social and sports dynamics unfold. A high school football program at East High plans tryouts and a 15 to 16 game schedule with Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls and other towns. A Massachusetts man refuses inheritance seeking funds for scientific work prompts public debate in a New York paper about million-dollar donations.
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Frank Gunsaulus
America
P. T. Barnum
Mame S. _ Castal
Veter Jn
Iciner Rosy
Theiaror
City Dial
Luis Kresensky
Kresensky
Monda
East High
Jaason
Perkin
Howrey
Dean
Scripture
Cedar Rapids
Cedar, Falls
Qelwein
Waverly
Last High
West High
Massachusetts
New York
Wellcome
Nelson Sues to Confirm Heir Right to Wealth
Chicago reports Oscar Battling Nelson seeks control of a $150000 estate left by his father. He claims the property was his, handed to his father for management, with brothers and sisters seeking a share. Robert E. L. Woods named administrator and defendant.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Oscar
Nelsom
Haps
Nelson
Robert E. L. Woods
Odd Endings in Ring Fights Recapped by Ed Hugices
Notable boxing finish anecdotes recount fights from Leach Cross to Jack Dempsey. Stories note knockouts, odd positions, and unusual stoppages, with fighters like Paddy Sullivan, Terry McGovern, Al Palzer, Joe Gans, and John L Sullivan featuring in dramatic endings across ringside memories.
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Leach Cross
Paddy Sullivan
Paddy
Stanley Wetchel
Jack O’brien
O'Brien
Knetchel
Terry McGovern
Eadie
Hanson
al Palzer
Cincinnati Torn Over Reading of World Champions
Cincinnati citizens argue over Garry Herrmann’s plans to dismantle the 1913 world champions Reds. Critics blame management for 1920 woes, citing Moran and Umpire tensions, with calls to rebuild for a stronger 1921 season. Hermann denies specific trades but hints at deals with Cubs. Moran’s fate hinges on the NL meeting.
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Cincinnati
Garry Herrmann
Reds
Hermann
Cinco
al Red
Moran
Mi’ Ni
Uisfortune
Mian Hamas
Baitimg
Brooklyn
Sallee
Herrmann
Groh
Neale
Kopf
Ruéther
Chicago
Alexander
Holiocher
Cubs
Pat Moran
New York Boxing Revenue Shows State Profit for Year
New York boxing receipts and expenses reported by the State Boxing Commission indicate a net yearly revenue of 136 352 16 for the state. The estimate covers operations from inception to November 19 and shows receipts of 48 217 87 with a profit of 3 1287.
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New York
New York State
Ng. Commission
Inie Tees
High School Grid Elevens Name 1921 Leaders Next Week
West High announces its annual football banquet to honor the season’s letter winners and announce next year’s captains. Thirteen players received letters, with captains to be elected and honors awarded at Black’s tearoom and West High auditorium.
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High School
East’ High
Black’s
West Hich
Couch
West High
Capt
Galloway
Smick
Cohn
Clasen
Yoag
Smi Volder
Ow Graham
Shoress
Nen
Feile Gangh
Wells
Whittle
King
Brown
Apfel
Unclear sports and notices from St. Louis Americans page
Fragmentary OCR item references three records and individuals from Joplin and Flint with scattered names, places, and a December 11 date. Mentions a city usher and a nervous or special issue, plus Waterloo and Hotel Russe. Text is garbled with no clear event, outcome, or cohesive summary.
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Shhauenberger
Iseauss
Waterloo
Hotel Russe Ue
Benny Leonard Retains Lightweight Title at Madison Square Garden
Benny Leonard the world's champion lightweight defended his title by defeating Joe Welling in the fourteenth round to win the $2,500 diamond belt. Leonard then wore down Welling with lefts and rights, after a late burst, as Welling showed grit before the referee stopped the bout. Other early results included Harvey Bright defeating Jimmy Powers in six rounds, Jet Duffy losing to Frank McGuire in ten, and Panama Jon Gans stopping George Christian in three. Attendance was about 12,000.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Tex Rickard
Joe Welling
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Leonard
Welling
Weiling
Altho Weiling
Harvey Bright
Brooklyn
Jimmy Powers
Hoboken
Jet Duffy
Frank McGuire
Williamsport
Duffy
McGuire
Panama
Jon" Gans
George Christian
California
Army Navy Game Attracts 56000 In New York For 23rd Meeting
New York November 27 the annual Army Navy football game drew about 56000 spectators at the Polo Grounds as West Point and Annapolis faced off in a closely matched showdown. Army led with eleven wins to Navy's ten and one draw, promising a decisive outcome.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Army
Navy
West Point
Annapolis
York
Army
Pelo Grounds
Way Baker
Secretary of Navy
Daniels
Gen. Pershing
Jackson takes lead in three cushion billiard prelims
In Chicago on November 27 Clarente Jackson of Kansas City led the national three cushion billiard championship preliminaries. He beat Charles McCourt of Cleveland 10 48 in 22 innings while Anglé Khefer of Chicago defeated C F to win. Morin Morin and de Oro McCourt faced other cast matches as standings showed Jackson atop a tight field with seven wins and four losses.
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Chicago
Clarente Jackson
Kansas City
Charles McCourt
Cleveland
Angié Khefer
C. F
Cap! Morin
Otis
Heal
Daly
Morin
de Oro
McCourt
Thea
Jackson
Bowling Scores Near Records in Midwest Tourney
The ninth round of the thirteenth annual Middlewest Bowling association tournament began in St. Louis with leaders holding early advantage. Over 50 entrants competed as E. Matek of St. Paul led singles with 630, Wag nner and Larsen of Chicago top doubles with 1 182, H. Kiere of St. Louis top all events at 1 744, while the Brucks of Chicago led team events with 2 795.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Middlewest Bowling Association
E. Matek
St. Paul
H. Wagnner
J. Larsen
Chicago
H. Kiere
Brucks
iChicago
Thirteen High School Football Deaths Mark 1920 Season
The Associated Press reports 13 football fatalities in 1920, up from 1919, mostly high school players. Two college players died, with several others from sandlot and high school games. Officials note safer play and better padding reduced risk at big universities.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Franklin Worrell
Omaha
Edward Bohn
St. Louis
Muti ‘School of Mines
Jack Reeves
Kansas State
Bernard Quigley
Hays
Kan
Harry Harshbarger
Decatur
Garme
Raymond ‘Sillick
Wapello
Americus Middlebrooks
Louis
Melvin Keppler
Lockhaven
Elson Lemonage
Phar
Tex
Edwin Wolff
Michigan City
Ind
Purdue University
William Heine
Berkeley
Cal
Arthur Resner
Yankton
Ineck
Carl F. Bsph
Madison. S
Big Ten Coaches Favor Nine-Game Schedule Plan
Chicago November 27 requests for a longer Western Conference football slate will be presented to the faculty committee meeting December 4 Zeboris reports several Big Ten coaches favor a nine game schedule over seven. Proponents cite increased interest and receipts at colleges and say weaker teams benefit from extra practice games before facing stronger opposition.
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Chicago
Zeboris
Big Ten
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