Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-07
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CHAMPIONS 1920

Boxing - Heavyweight champion.
Jack Dempsey; lisht-heavyweight
champion. Georges Carpenter. Ameri-
can champion, Battling Levinsky:
middlewcight champion, Johnny Will
SON. welterweight champion. Jack
ard: featherweight champion, Johnny
Kilbane: bantamweight champion.
Pete Herman: flyweight champion.
Jimmy Wilde: American champion,
Johnny Buff.
observation-disclosures champion.
Ed. Stranger Lewis: Graeco- Roman
style. Wladek Zbyszko.
BilIIards-1S.2 balkline. William
Hoppe; 1871 balkine, William Hoppe.
Tennis-Singles, William T. Tilden:
doubles. William NJ. Johnston and
Clarence ]. Grifiin; ladies' singles.
Mrs. Mallory tMolla Bjursted).
Horses-Pacing. John Henry: t-ot-
| ting, Peter Manning.
Golf-Professional golfers cham
pionship, Jack Hutchinson of Chicago; 4;
national open championship. Ted Ray
| of England; amateur, Charles (Chick)
| Evans Womcn's-Mtss Alexa Ster-
ling of Atlanta
Chess-Champion. ]. r Capa-
| blanca
| cred to be the best played in America;
Louis E. Stoddard and Thomas j..
| Hitchcock are considered to be close
up in ability.
Horse Racing-Three-year and
champion OF all classes, Man-o-War:
4-year-old champion, Cir Barton; older
horses and probable handicap division
champion, ENterminator; 2-year-old
champion, Leonardo II.
Jockeys-Jimmy Butler.
Automobile Races-Giaston Chevrolet,
long distances; Ralph De Ealma,
shorter races.
Yachting-Racing yacht, Resolute.
champion, Esperanto of Marblehead.
won the international race on the
Georges fishing banks.
Swimmins-Duke Kahanamoku of
Honolulu. worlds champion at 100
and 200 meters; Norman Ross, world
Bleibtrey of Brooklyn. women's world
champion at 100 and 200 meters: Miss
Charlotte Boyle of Brooklyn. national
plunge champion.
Baseball-Champion batsman, Ma
tional league, Hornsby of St Louis,
! SO: American league. Sisler of st.
Louis, 400; champion slugger. Babe
Ruth. Leading pitchers. American
league. Jim Bagby, 81 victories. Il de-
feats: National league, Burleigh
Grimes OF Brooklyn, IS victories. IL de-
feats. or Grover Alexander Of Chicago,
81 victories, IA defeats. Leading scor-
ers, National league. George Burns OF
George c.Babe'o Ruth OF New York.
15s runs. Leading base stcalers. Ma
tional league. Max Carey Of Pittsburg.
So bases: American league, Rice of
Washington. 81 bases. Everett Scott
played every game on the Red SoS
4 Mt, al
sccutivc games without a miss.
Track and Field-l0O-yard dash. Lo-
rem Hutchinson OF New York A. c.:
20 yard dash. Charles w. Paddock OF
Los Angeles A. c.: 1so-yard hurdles.
Harold L. Barron of Meadowbrook
club. philadelphia; 4.o-yard hurdles, +.
l.. Loomis of the Chicago A. r.; 40
yard run. Frank U. Shea United
States navy: SS0-yard run, Earl Eby OF
the Chicago A A: one-milo run. Joic
Ray of the Illinois A c.: 5.ooo-meter
run. H II. Brown of the Boston A. A;
10, 900 meter run, Fred Faller of tho
Dorchester club. 3,oOc-mcter walk. Will
cross-country champion, Fred FH.ller
of the Dorchester club; pole vault.
Frank Foss OF tho Chicago A A. (also
won Olympic title); shotput- p. J, Nc
Donald of tho New York A c.; discus
throw, Augustus j. Pope of the New
York a c.: hammer throw, Patrick
Ryan OF the Loughlin lyccum: javclin
throw. Milton s. Angler OF the Illinois
A c. (new American record): So
pound weight, p. ]. Mcdonald OF the
New York A. c.: hop, step and jump.
Sherman Landers OF tho Chicago A. A:
high jump, John Murphy of the Multi
nomach A. c.. Portland, Orc; broad
jump, Sol Butler of Dubuque. Iowa
(new American record: pentathlop.
Brutus Hamilton of the University OF
Missouri.
Bicycle Racing-Sprint champion Ar
thur Spencer; six-day champions. Eat
on and Kaiser. Coburn and Brocco.