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Johnny Weissmuller the first man to brake the world record for swimming

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Johnny Weissmuller the first man to brake the world record for swimming

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The winner of 5 Olympics gold metals and 67 world titles. In 1929 Johnny went to star in Hollywood movies and made a name for himself playing the role of Tarzan in several films.( This will be presented in a glass box and a plaque next to it showing the information

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Bobby at the time of the 1920's was a well known famous golfer. he excelled at golf more than anyone else. During his 8 year long career he managed to win 13 major championships. He was the first person ever to win 4 major championships in one season. Jones was also know for his sportsman like attitude and one time during the British Open he was struggling and ripped up his score card and quit. AT the age of 28 he retired from golf to pay more attention to his family and practice law.

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This video is about all of the sports that were played in the 1920's they only display pictures of the sports and they break each part of the video into different sports this video is from teacher tube.com. As you are watching this think about how sports have changed through the years. (this video will be displayed on a computer because it is only 2 minutes long so no scheduled time will be needed)

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Lou was born on Jun 19 ,1903 in New York City. In his early year of his life he was very good at baseball and football. In one game he had struck out 17 batters. The new York Yankees then signed him because of his hitting. Lou Gehrig held a record of playing 2,130 consecutive games. Then he wasn't feeling right and went to the doctors and got diagnosed with ALS a disease that strips nerve selves and there ability to function. After he was diagnosed he took himself out of the lineup and shortly after retired. In 1941 however he scummed to his illness and died. (The bat will be held by a manque look alike of Lou and have a poster explain about him).

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During the 1920's the clothing worm to play sports had to be loose and comfortable. Most middle to upper class men at the time wore baggy pants and some times knickers. There shirts were always long sleeve and normal contained white. Most of the time the pants were plaid and also contained white.  (They will be presented in a case with information on a plaque next to it).

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Professional Tennis was founded in the 1920's

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Professional Tennis was founded in the 1920's

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Professional tennis was founded in 1926 when a company persuaded people to play tennis with each other A famous in professional tennis was William "Bill" Tilden. (one of her racks will be displayed)

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Man O' War was a famous horse in the 1920's and was a perfect 11 for 11 winning all it's races. The horse made $249,645 in the 1920's! The Man O' War won the Saratoga’s signature race. Man O' War had a 28 foot stride which is the longest in history. The horse had the odds of 1-100 for winning. (This will the hung of the wall and have a poster below tell about what it is and the information on it).

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Suzanne Lenglen The first diva of tennis in the 1920's

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Suzanne Lenglen The first diva of tennis in the 1920's

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Suzanne had a 181 match winning streak during the roaring twenties. She later became the first women to turn professional, which barred her from tournaments such as Wimbledon, which were open only to amateurs until the 1960"s.( This will be presented in a glass box and a plaque next to it showing the information)

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Negro League Baseball was founded in 1924

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Negro League Baseball was founded in 1924

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It was founded and had its first world series in 1924. The sport stars included  Oscar Charleston and Satchel Paige. (Negro League patch will be displayed in glass case)

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Elizabeth "Betty" Robinson olympic track athlete in 1920's

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Elizabeth "Betty" Robinson olympic track athlete in 1920's

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Elizabeth Robertson was the first woman to win a gold medal in Olympic track and fields she qualified for the 1928 Olympic games. (track cleats will be in glass box)

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Jim was a pitcher for the Indians. Jim is most remembered for his 1920 season. Jim had a record of 31-12 which means he won 31 games and lost 12. He was know for being a smart pitcher and knowing what to do at all times. He was a great starter and reviler. The pitch he threw the best was a breaking ball and was very good. (This will be presented in a small glass box with a poster showing the information on it.)

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Gertrude Ederle Olympic swimmer in the 1920's

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Gertrude Ederle Olympic swimmer in the 1920's

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Was an american competitive swimmer in the 1920's she was an Olympic champion she was also the first woman to cross the English channel and she also broke the males record. (pictures will be shown)

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Gertrude Caroline Ederle (October 23, 1905 – November 30, 2003) was an American competition swimmer, Olympic champion, and world record-holder in five events.

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Knute Rockne football player during 1920's

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Knute Rockne football player during 1920's

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American football player who became famous as a football coaches. Under Knute Rockne, the University of Notre Dame teams won 105 games, lost 12, and tied 5 from 1918 through 1931 and were declared national champions in 1924, 1929, and 1930. ( Pictures will be displayed of him)

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Football player and coach

Knute Kenneth Rockne was an American football player and coach at the University of Notre Dame. Leading Notre Dame for 13 seasons, Rockne accumulated over 100 wins and three national championships. Rockne is regarded as one of the greatest coaches... Wikipedia

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Please click here if you are not redirected within a few seconds. Football player and coach Knute Kenneth Rockne was an American football player and coach at the University of Notre Dame. Leading Notre Dame for 13 seasons, Rockne accumulated over 100 wins and three national championships.

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Joe Lewis heavy weight champion of the world in the 1920's

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Joe Lewis heavy weight champion of the world in the 1920's

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Nicknamed the "brown bomber" was a heavy weight boxer in the 1920's he was the heavy weight champion of the world. (picture will be displayed)

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In his 1920 season he had 54 home runs. At the time there were 15 teams in the league and Babe Ruth had more home-runs than 14 of the teams by himself! Babe Ruth in that season also had 137 RBI, 158 Runs, and hit .376. Only 15 players at the time hit 10 home runs and Babe Ruth hit 54! Babe Ruth was one of the most famous players to ever play and know for Home runs. (The bat, glove, and ball with be in a case with a plaque on the side telling the information.

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Trio of Babe Ruth items:1.)  Louisville Slugger model bat (1917-1921) with the old style signature. 2.) 1930's Spalding Glove with a strong, bold facsimile signature. 3.) Babe Ruth, Spalding Home Run Special Baseball.

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The Yankees stadium built in the 1920's   

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The Yankees stadium built in the 1920's   

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The Yankees stadium is located in The Bronx, New York it was built in 1922- 1923 as a ballpark for baseball for $2.4 million ($32 million equivalent today).( this will be displayed as a picture as well as bricks from the stadium.)

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Carl Osburn: Shooter for the U.S.A in the 1920 Olympic. 

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Carl Osburn: Shooter for the U.S.A in the 1920 Olympic. 

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Carl Osburn was a shooter for team U.S.A during the 1920 olympics. He and the U.S.A took 4 gold, 1 silver, and 1 bronze. He took bronze in the 100m running deer, single shot, team men. They took silver in the 300m free rifle, standing, team men. They also took first place in the 300m free rifle, prone,  team men. (This will be presented in a glass box and a plaque next to it showing the information)

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Willis Lee: Shooter for the U.S.A in the 1920 Olypics. 

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Willis Lee: Shooter for the U.S.A in the 1920 Olypics. 

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Willis lee was Shooter for team U.S.A during the 1920 Olympics. He and the U.S.A took 5 gold, 1 silver, and 1 bronze. He took bronze in the 100m deer running, single shot, team men. They took silver in the 300m free rifle, standing, team men. They also took first place in the 300m free rifle, prone, team men. Also the 50m small bore rifle, team men. Also free rifle, team men. Also 600m free rifle, team men. And finally the  300+600m free rifle, team, prone men. (This will be presented in a glass case and a plaque next to it showing the information.)