Champions of 1926 tell a tempest year in sports
The year 1926 produced unprecedented gates and dramatic shifts as champions fell and new stars rose in boxing golf football and baseball. Gene Tunney became heavyweight champ while the St. Louis Cardinals and Hornsby dominated the National League and world series. Gertrude Ederle swam the English Channel again and Babe Ruth revived star power after a difficult season.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Bobby Jones
Bill Tilden
Billie McFarlane
Peter DePaola
Helen Wills
Rodgers Hornsby
Gene Tunney
St. Louis Cardinals
Gertrude Ederle
Soldiers’ Field
St Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Pittsburgh
Tham Pion
Piratea
Jayera
Cardinals
Grover Alexander
Toronto
Baltimore
Ilatier
Louisville
No Athea
Winer
Babe Ruth
Ube
George Burns
Grat Aacker
Cleveland
Farren
St. Louis Cardin
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Alabama
Lafayette
Stanford
Wavy
Army
Red Grange
Michigan
Northwestern
Navy
Frinceton
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Ato Racing
Harry Hartz
Wallopa
Jhe Cefeat
Gene Tunner
Sespal
Piorenino
noHane Janeau
Agne
Anera
Harry Greb
Pete Latzo
Walker
Joe Dundee
Lazzo
Uast
Bobbs Jones
George von Elm
California
Jones
England
Columbus
Ohio
Jess Sweetser
Henry Stetson
Glenna Colett
Une Titis USA
Ytar
Amapionship Wert
Renete Frante
Latier
Malla Mallory
America
Icam
France
Selphia
Johnssen
Dosingics
Richards
Devere Rel
Peres
Ais Jean Borchra
Ding Jodban
Tal Ranoers
Carnegie
Ederle
English
New York
Awam
Gertrude
Ow York
Johnny Weismalter
Mise
Helen Wainwrigh
el Ai
Otis
Eeading
Ton Banes
Reid
Theo
Scapa Flow
Camend
Fair Star
Kentucky
Ren Flow
Havre de Grace
Osmond
Valorous
Seon de Rigg
Amoer
Edouard
Jeadera Ascf
A. Padilla
Wee Pollo Caa Tlho
Ee Dol
Aso Corton
Pilal
Lillie Cali