Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-31
LIST OF 1919 CHAMPIONS


BASEBALL.
Philadelphia Amerieans-world's
champions Ty Cobb-champio
major league batter. Walter
characterization pitcher.
CYCLING.
Walter Rutt-sprint champion Of
the world. Bill Balley--amateur
champion OF the world. Paul
Observation-Disclosures champion.
Frank L. Kramer-spi int cham
pion United States. Donald Mac
Dougall-amateur sprint cham
pion.
TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETICS.
John Paul Jones. Hannes Kohle-
matnen, James I. Wendell, Abel
Kiviat, Leo Goehring anil Donald
Idppincott who set new worlds
records.
THoROUGBBRED RACING.
Whisk Broom IL. which won the
three big spring handleaps and set
worlds record OF 900 for one mile
and a guar ter. Iron Mask. which
ran six rurlongs la ITO As, and
Froglegs, which covered one mile
and twenty yards In t.5p.
LAWN TENNIS.
Maurice &c Mclaughlin. H Nor
ris williams and Harold II. Hack
EFT, who regained the Davis Cup;
McIsoughlin. who won the national
singles title for second time and
retained title In doubles with 7.
c. Bunuy; Miss Mary Browne,
winner OF women's national SIN
giles title. doubles with Mrs r. A.
NV'f'1'a 10 md mixed doubles with
w. T. ridden.
eoLE.
Franais J. oulmes, national open
champion. defeating Yardon and
Ray; Jerome .. Trayers, winner OF
amateur metropolitan and New
Jersey titles; Miss Gladys Ravens
croft, OF England, winner OF the
women'e championship.
swIMMEwo.
Duke Kahana moRn, of Hawaii,
who set new worlds records for
so, rs and 100 yards: Perry McGn-
liyray, OF Illinois A. c., who estab-
lsshed records for 500 and 300
yards; L. 3. Goodwin. Now York
A. G, made records at 800 md 1,200
yards and one mile.
THoTrINs.
Peter volo, which established
new worlds record OF 2:0sh for a
two-year-old colt
AuTomoBuEEG.
Jules Goux won the 50J-mile in
. - Ia ~ m Ia
and George Boillot won the Grand
Prix. in France.
FOOTBALL.
Harvard won the go-called
championship without the loss OF
a game; Charles Edward Brickley,
of Harvard. who, almost single
handed. defeated Yale by kicking
FIVE goals from field.
BOXING.
Jack johnson, heavyweight
champion: France halls Sam
Langford as the new king: Willie
Richie. lightweight champion;
Johnny Kilbane, featherweight
champion; Johnny couion. BAN
tamweight champion.
CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING.
Abel II. Kiviat. of the Irish
American Athletic Club. winner OF
the national championship. and
Hannes Kohlemainen. of the Irish
American Athletic Club. winner OF
the METROPOLITAN championship:
r. st. 3. Boyd. of Harvard. win
ner OF intercollegiate champion
ship. and Cornell University,
which won the team title.
POLO.
The big four, Harry Payne Whit
ney. Larry Waterbury. Monty
Waterbury and Devereux Mill
burn, who successfully defended
international cup
BOWLING.
William j. Knox, OF Philadel-
phin. who rolled a perfect score
in A. Il. G. tournament; Flor
d'Knisfels, of ST. Paul. who made
O record OF 3.006 for five-mnn team
in three games.
CHESS.
Jose r. Capablanca, brilliant
Cuban winner OF International and
Frank r. Marshall. winner OF
Cuban tourney.
YACHTING.
Morton r. Plants schooner
Elena winner OF Aston Cup. among
other trophies; Ralph ~ Elliss
Irouuois, leading winner In 60-foot
Glars, and A. O. Hanan'e jose
phine, winner in the P class.
MOTOR BOATING.
IL. Mackay EdgaTs Maple Leaf
~, winner of International cup
for England, setting worlds record
OF 1928 BE- for 1924 miles.
RAcQUETs.
Lawrence Waterbury. winner of
national amateur championship;
Jack 5ouGar. winner of worlds
professional title and national
cham pionshIp.
COURT TENNIS.
jay Gould, winner OF national
amateur championship; Jay Gould
and w. II. T. HUM. winner of ma
tionaI doubles championship.
BILLIARDs.
White Hoppe, holder OF worlds
championship at both 1871 and 1872
balkline; Joseph Mayer, winner of
national amateur championship.
SQUASH TENNIS.
George whitney, winner of ma
Sionai amateur championship;
Josiah o. Lowe, winner OF ma
4.