Talk:1920 APFA season
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Chicago vs Racine Cardinals
editI understand that the Cardinals were called Racine (after the street in Chicago) during the 1920 and 21 seasons.Smith03 (talk) 17:39, 7 April 2010 (UTC)
"Divisional" records in error
editListed: Racine Cardinals (3-2-2), Columbus Panhandles (0-4-0); tabulated from the game list: Racine Street (Chicago) Cardinals (3-2-1), Columbus Panhandles (0-5-0). The "divisional" point scores are, 95-7 for Akron, 67-14 for Decatur, 74-19 for Buffalo, 34-26 for Racine Street, 98-35 for Rock Island, 127-47 for Dayton, 6-17 for Rochester, 72-44 for Canton, 6-61 for Detroit, 14-46 for Cleveland, 22-63 for Chicago (Tigers), 7-98 for Hammond, 7-107 for Columbus and 0-45 for Muncie. I'll let someone else tabulate the end-of-season division-only won-loss-tied streaks and whether to add the divisional total point scores. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2603:6000:AA4D:C5B8:0:3361:EAF8:97B7 (talk) 02:41, 16 November 2021 (UTC)
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