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1900 in sports describes the year's events in world sport. American football College championship College football national championship – Yale Bulldogs Professional Championships Western Pennsylvania championship – Homestead Library & Athletic Club Association football England The Football League – Aston Villa 50 points, Sheffield United 48, Sunderland 41, Wolves 39, Newcastle United 36, Derby County 36 FA Cup final – Bury 4–0 Southampton at Crystal Palace, London. Germany German Football Association (i.e., the Deutscher Fußball-Bund or DFB) founded in Leipzig by representatives of 86 clubs (28 January). FC Bayern Munich founded on 27 February as Schwabinger Bayern at a meeting in Munich's Gisela Restaurant by dissident players from a club called MTV 1879. The name was later changed to Bayern Roten (Reds). Italy Lazio of Rome officially founded on January 9. Olympic Games Football at the 1900 Summer Olympics: Upton Park FC (Great Britain) Club Française (France) Université de Bruxelles (Belgium) Scotland Scottish Football League – Rangers Scottish Cup final – Celtic 4–3 Queen's Park at Ibrox Park Uruguay Formation of the Uruguayan Football Association (Asociación Uruguaya de Fútbol or AUF) Athletics USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships Jack Caffery wins the fourth running of the Boston Marathon Australian rules football VFL Premiership Melbourne Football Club wins the 4th VFL Premiership: Melbourne 4.10 (34) d Fitzroy 3.12 (30) at East Melbourne Baseball National championship National League championship – Brooklyn Superbas Events 1900 – Six cities, Boston, Detroit, Milwaukee, Baltimore, Chicago and St. Louis, agree to form baseball's American League. The National League contracts from twelve to eight clubs in a circuit of eight cities that will persist through 1952. The Western League takes the name "American League" and moves teams into Chicago and Cleveland. The Chicago White Stockings win the pennant in this one season under the new name and the old minor league status. Boxing Lineal world champions World Heavyweight Championship – James J. Jeffries World Middleweight Championship – Tommy Ryan World Welterweight Championship – "Mysterious" Billy Smith → William "Matty" Matthews → Eddie Connolly → James "Rube" Ferns → William "Matty" Matthews World Lightweight Championship – Frank Erne World Featherweight Championship – George Dixon → "Terrible" Terry McGovern World Bantamweight Championship – title vacant Events 11 May. After 23 rounds, James J. Jeffries knocks out James J. Corbett to retain the world heavyweight championship. Cricket Events Cricket is suspended in South Africa for the next three seasons on account of the Boer War. Yorkshire completes the County Championship season unbeaten, the first time this has happened since the start of the official championship in 1890. The Minor Counties Championship ends in a three-way tie between three future first-class clubs. England County Championship – Yorkshire Minor Counties Championship – Durham, Glamorgan and Northamptonshire share the title Most runs – K S Ranjitsinhji 3065 @ 87.57 (HS 275) Most wickets – Wilfred Rhodes 261 @ 13.81 (BB 8–23) Wisden Cricketers of the Year – R. E. Foster, Schofield Haigh, George Herbert Hirst, Tom Taylor, John Tunnicliffe Australia Sheffield Shield – New South Wales Most runs – Victor Trumper 721 @ 72.10 (HS 208) Most wickets – Monty Noble 37 @ 20.64 (BB 6–91) India Bombay Presidency – Europeans shared with Parsees South Africa Currie Cup – not contested West Indies Inter-Colonial Tournament – Barbados Figure skating World Figure Skating Championships World Men's Champion – Gustav Hügel (Austria) Golf Major tournaments British Open – John Henry Taylor U.S. Open – Harry Vardon Other tournaments British Amateur – Harold Hilton British Ladies Amateur Golf Championship – Rhona Adair US Amateur – Walter Travis US Women's Amateur – Frances C. Griscom Canadian Amateur Championship – George Lyon Olympic Games (Men) – Charles Sands Olympic Games (Women) – Margaret Ives Abbott Horse racing England Grand National – Ambush II 1,000 Guineas Stakes – Winifreda 2,000 Guineas Stakes – Diamond Jubilee The Derby – Diamond Jubilee The Oaks – La Roche St. Leger Stakes – Diamond Jubilee Australia Melbourne Cup – Clean Sweep Canada Queen's Plate – Dalmoor Ireland Irish Grand National – Mavis of Meath Irish Derby Stakes – Gallinaria USA Kentucky Derby – Lieut. Gibson Preakness Stakes – Jean Bereaud Belmont Stakes – Ildrim Ice hockey Stanley Cup 12–16 February — Montreal Shamrocks successfully defends the Stanley Cup, defeating Winnipeg Victorias in a best–of–three series 2–1. 5–7 March — Montreal Shamrocks defeats Halifax Crescents in a Cup challenge best–of–three series 2–0. Other events 10 March — Montreal Shamrocks wins the Canadian Amateur Hockey League (CAHL) championship for the second successive season with a regular season record of 7–1. Motor racing Gordon Bennett Cup James Gordon Bennett, Jr., owner of the New York Herald newspaper and the International Herald Tribune, establishes the Gordon Bennett Cup. He hopes that the creation of an international event will drive automobile manufacturers to improve their cars. Each country is allowed to enter up to three cars, which must be fully built in the country that they represent and entered by that country's automotive governing body. International racing colours are first established in this event. The trophy is awarded annually until 1905, after which the Automobile Club de France (ACF) holds the first Grand Prix motor racing event on the Circuit de la Sarthe at Le Mans The inaugural Gordon Bennett Cup (Paris to Lyon) is won by Fernand Charron (France) driving a Panhard & Levassor Paris-Toulouse-Paris Trail The Paris-Toulouse-Paris Trail is run on 25–28 July over 1347 km and won by Alfred Velghe (France) driving a Mors in a time of 20:50:09. The race is in retrospect sometimes referred to as the V Grand Prix de l'ACF. Olympic Games 1900 Summer Olympics The 1900 Summer Olympics takes place in Paris but the Olympic status of the games is underplayed and many competitors do not realise that they have participated in the modern Olympics. Women take part in the modern Olympics for the first time. The first sportswomen to compete in the games are Mme. Brohy and Mlle. Ohnier of France in croquet. The first female champion is Charlotte Cooper of Great Britain in tennis. France wins the most medals (100), and the most gold medals (25). Rowing The Boat Race 31 March — Cambridge wins the 57th Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race Rugby league England Championship – not contested Challenge Cup final – Swinton 16–8 Salford at Fallowfield Stadium, Manchester Lancashire League Championship – Runcorn Yorkshire League Championship – Bradford FC Rugby union Home Nations Championship 18th Home Nations Championship series is won by Wales Speed skating Speed Skating World Championships Men's All-round Champion – E.... Discover the Automobile Association Paul Sterry popular books. Find the top 100 most popular Automobile Association Paul Sterry books.