The 1910s: Sports: Awards
THE 1910s: SPORTS: AWARDS
1910>
Major League Baseball World Series —Philadelphia Athletics (American League), 4 vs. Chicago Cubs (National League), 1
Kentucky Derby Winner —Donau (Fred Herbert, jockey)
Collegiate Football National Champion —Harvard University, 8-0-1
U.S. Golf Association Amateur Champions —W. C. Fownes Jr.; Dorothy Campbell
U.S. Golf Association Open Champion —Alex Smith
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association Singles Champions —William A. Larned; Hazel V. Hotchkiss
1911
Major League Baseball World Series —Philadelphia Athletics (American League), 4 vs. New York Giants (National League), 2
Indianapolis 500 Champion —Ray Harroun (Marmon) 74.59 MPH
Kentucky Derby Winner —Meridian (George Archibald, jockey)
Collegiate Football National Champion —Princeton University, 8-0-2
U.S. Golf Association Amateur Champions —Harold H. Hilton; Margaret Curtis
U.S. Golf Association Open Champion —John J. McDermott
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association Singles Champions —William A. Larned; Hazel V. Hotchkiss
1912
Major League Baseball World Series —Boston Red Sox (American League), 4 vs. New York Giants (National League), 3
Indianapolis 500 Champion —Joe Dawson (National) 78.72 MPH
Kentucky Derby Winner —Worth (Carol H. Shilling, jockey)
Collegiate Football National Champion —Harvard University, 9-0-0
U.S. Golf Association Amateur Champions —Jerome D. Travers; Margaret Curtis
U.S. Golf Association Open Champion—J ohn J. McDermott
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association Singles Champions —Maurice E. McLoughlin; Mary K. Browne
1913
Major League Baseball World Series —Philadelphia Athletics (American League), 4 vs. New York Giants (National League), 1
Indianapolis 500 Champion —Jules Goux (Peugot) 75.93 MPH
Kentucky Derby Winner —Donerail (Roscoe Goose, jockey)
Collegiate Football National Champion —Harvard University, 9-0-0
U.S. Golf Association Amateur Champions —Jerome D. Travers; Gladys Ravenscroft
U.S. Golf Association Open Champion —Francis Ouimet
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association Singles Champions —Maurice E. McLoughlin; Mary K. Browne
1914
Major League Baseball World Series —Boston Braves (National League), 4 vs. Philadelphia Athletics (American League), 0
Indianapolis 500 Champion —Rene Thomas (Delage) 82.47 MPH
Kentucky Derby Winner —Old Rosebud (John McCabe, jockey)
Collegiate Football National Champion —Army, 9-0-0
U.S. Golf Association Amateur Champions —Francis Ouimet; Mrs. H. Arnold Jackson
U.S. Golf Association Open Champion—Walter Hagen
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association Singles Champions —Richard Norris Williams II; Mary K. Browne
1915
Major League Baseball World Series —Boston Red Sox (American League), 4 vs. Philadelphia Phillies (National League), 1
Indianapolis 500 Champion —Ralph DePalma (Mercedes-Benz) 89.84 MPH
Kentucky Derby Winner —Regret (Joe Notier, jockey)
Collegiate Football National Champion —Cornell University, 9-0-0
U.S. Golf Association Amateur Champions —Robert A. Gardner; Mrs, C. H. Vanderbeck
U.S. Golf Association Open Champion —Jerome D. Travers
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association Singles Champions —William M. Johnston; Molla Bjurstedt
1916
Major League Baseball World Series —Boston Red Sox (American League), 4 vs. Brooklyn Dodgers (National League), 1
Indianapolis 500 Champion —Dario Resta (Peugeot) 84.00 MPH
Kentucky Derby Winner —George Smith (Johnny Loftus, jockey)
Collegiate Football National Champion —University of Pittsburgh, 8-0-0
U.S. Golf Association Amateur Champions —Charles Evans Jr.; Alexa Stirling
U.S. Golf Association Open Champion —Charles Evans Jr.
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association Singles Champions —Richard Norris Williams II; Molla Bjurstedt
1917
Major League Baseball World Series —Chicago White Sox (American League) 4, vs. New York Giants (National League), 2
Indianapolis 500 Champion —no competition
Kentucky Derby Winner —Omar Khayyam (Charles Borei, jockey)
Collegiate Football National Champion —Georgia Tech, 9-0-0
U.S. Golf Association Amateur Champions —no competition
U.S. Golf Association Open Champion —no competition
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association Singles Champions —Robert Lindley Murray; Molla Bjurstedt
1918
Major League Baseball World Series —Boston Red Sox (American League), 4 vs. Chicago Cubs (National League), 2
Indianapolis 500 Champion —no competition
Kentucky Derby Winner —Exterminator (Willie Knapp, jockey)
Collegiate Football National Champion —University of Pittsburgh, 4-1-0
U.S. Golf Association Amateur Champions —no competition
U.S. Golf Association Open Champion —no competition
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association Singles Champions —Robert Lindley Murray; Molla Bjurstedt
1919
Major League Baseball World Series —Cincinnati Reds (National League), 5 vs. Chicago White Sox (American League), 3
Indianapolis 500 Champion —Howard Wilcox (Peugeot) 88.05 MPH
Kentucky Derby Winner —Sir Barton (Johnny Loftus, jockey)
Collegiate Football National Champion —Georgia Tech, 9-0-0
U.S. Golf Association Amateur Champions —S. D. Herron; Alexa Stirling
U.S. Golf Association Open Champion —Walter Hagen
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association Singles Champions —William M. Johnston; Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
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