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Sports started making a huge growth starting in 1920 and that's when sports such as baseball peaked during that time

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Multiple White Sox players got accused of fixing the World Series for money because they were severely underpaid and it became a huge story all across the US

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Babe Ruth was drafted in 1920 and quickly became very well known and helped push baseball into a national prominence. He is now known as one of, if not the greatest baseball player ever.

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In 1920, American Football was invented. It got invented by combining rugby and soccer rules. It has now became one of the most watched and played sports. The Superbowl is the most watched American sporting event.

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Sports coverage increased. The introduction of the radio allowed people to listen to the games and listen to events that happened with their team a lot more. Newspapers also increased the coverage they were able to get.

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The Negro National League was organized in Kansas City Missouri. It was the first negro league baseball league. The league initially had 8 teams but many more were created later on. There was a rival league of theirs that was created called the Eastern Colored League who they later met in a world series but the game did not finish due to the Great Depression

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Famous People During The 1920-Jim Thorpe

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Famous People During The 1920-Jim Thorpe

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Jim Thorpe was an football player during the 1920s who was one of the most popular players at the time. He gained relevance by his participation in the olympics and baseball. He helped revolutionize football and make it a well known sport.

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On June 21,1925, the Wichita Monrovians, a team of all black people, played against the Wichita Klan Number 6, a team full of people who were apart of the KKK. The Monrovians won 10-8. It was played in front of people and was played in about 102 degree weather. They hired Irish Catholic umpires to avoid favoritism in any way