1895 in sports

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Events

Ball sports

Football and Cricket

  • MARCH 23: The process performed at the initiative of Nettie Honeyball first women's soccer match between England and Northern England -South ends in 7:1.
  • MAY 5: The SC Victoria Hamburg is founded.
  • May: Southern German Football Association dissolves after two years again.
  • June 3: Hamburger SV St. George of 1895 is founded.
  • The Hamburg- Altona Football Association organized the first championship games. The first game will take place on September 1: The Altona FC from 1893 subject to the Association with FC 0:5.
  • September 1: The Federation of Belgian Athletic sports companies is founded.
  • The Swiss Football Association is founded.
  • The Berliner FC Concordia is founded.
  • The SC Wacker Leipzig is founded.

Volleyball

  • Presumably in December: William G. Morgan developed the game Mintonette as gentler alternative to 1891 invented basketball. Under the name of volleyball it will in the next few years into a globally popular sport.

Golf

  • 4 October: In Newport, Rhode Iceland, will be held for the first time the U.S. Open in golf. The winner is the Briton Horace Rawlins.

Cycling

  • The velodrome of Roubaix is built.
  • Alexander Gayer opened the Graz Trainierschule.

Rings / swing

Rowing

  • March 30: Oxford defeated Cambridge in the Boat Race in 20'05 ".
  • November 17: The Brazilian CR Flamengo Rowing Club is founded. In later years, he is best known for its football department.

Chess

Winter sports

Figure skating

  • JANUARY 26: European Figure Skating Championship 1895 in Budapest

Speed skating records

  • February 3: Wilhelm Mauseth, Norway, 500 meters speed skating runs in Trondheim in 46.8 sec
  • FEBRUARY 23: Jaap Eden, the Netherlands, the 1500 meter speed skating runs in Hamar in 2:25,4 min.
  • FEBRUARY 23: Jaap Eden, the Netherlands, the 10,000 meter speed skating runs in Hamar in 17:56,0 min.

Club -ups

  • The Berliner Sport-Club is founded.

Born

  • January 24: Albert Divo, French race car driver († 1966)
  • 2 February: George Halas, American football player, coach and owner of a NFL team ( † 1983)
  • 6 February: George Herman Ruth, a German-born American baseball player († 1948)
  • February 9: Dutch Sternaman, U.S. American football player and football functionary († 1973)
  • June 8: Santiago Bernabéu, Spanish soccer player and coach († 1978)
  • June 14: Jack Adams, Canadian ice hockey player and coach († 1968)
  • 24 June: Jack Dempsey, American boxer († 1983)
  • JUNE 28: Hans Sutor, German footballer († 1976)
  • AUGUST 29: Carlo Bigatto, Italian footballer and coach († 1942)
  • September 7: James Anderson, Australian tennis player († 1973)
  • September 13: Morris Kirksey, American track and field athlete and Olympic champion († 1981)
  • September 27: Woolf Barnato, British financier, car racing and cricket players († 1948)
  • OCTOBER 5: Väinö icons, Finnish Ringer († 1954)
  • OCTOBER 21: Pekka Johansson, Finnish javelin thrower († 1983)
  • October 22: John Beckman, American basketball player († 1968)
  • Percy Cerutty, Australian Track & Field Coach († 1975)
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