Champ : 4 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ & Chandon (champagne brand) ___ & Chandon (champagne) ___ and Chandon champagne ___ Brown, only coach to win both an NCAA and NBA championship ___ champêtre: garden party ___ Championship (annual August tournament) ___ Championship: August golf tournament ___ Cup (annual Canadian hockey championship) ___ de Champlain, founder of Quebec ___ et Chandon (Champagne) ___ Hall Pirates (1953 N.I.T. champs) ___ High Life ("The Champagne of Beers") ___ Johansson, 1959-60 world heavyweight champion ___ Johnson, 1960 decathlon champ ___ La Motte, in Lake Champlain ___ Mandlikova, 1985 champ ___ Middlecoff, 1949 and 1956 U.S. Open champ ___ Perignon (Champagne name) ___ Perignon (expensive French champagne) ___ Perignon champagne ___ Simpson, Southern Open champ: 1985 ___ to go (champin' at the bit) ___ Willard, champ before Dempsey ___ Willard, heavyweight champ dethroned by Jack Dempsey ____ Champlain ____ Cup (NHL championship trophy) ____ Cup (Senior womens soccer championship trophy) ____ of Champions ______ Cup ( CIS mens football championship trophy) ______ Cup (CFL Championship trophy) ______ Cup (CIS mens basketball championship trophy) ______ Cup (Junior mens lacrosse championship trophy) ____Cup ( Major junior hockey championship trophy) ____Cup( Senior mens lacrosse championship trophy) ___-Cross Championship Racing ... champagne glasses ''Bordeaux et Champagne'' ''Jeopardy!'' champ Jennings '20s heavyweight champ '20s tennis champ Lacoste '30s world chess champion Max '40s middleweight champ Tony '60 Wimbledon champ _____ Fraser '60s boxing champ Griffith '60s chess champ Mikhail '60s golfer "Champagne" Tony '60s heavyweight champ '69 champ, briefly '70s tennis champ Smith '70s U.S. skating champ Starbuck '80s heavyweight champ '80s middleweight champ '86 World Series champs '90 World Series champs '93 Sugar Bowl champs '93 World Series champs 'American Idol' champ Carrie 'Champagne Music' man 'The Champ' actor Roscoe "___ Championship Season," 1972 hit "___ kick from champagne ..." "___ kick from champagne..." "___ no kick from champagne" "___ no kick from Champagne": song lyric "___ the Champions" "American Idol" champ Studdard "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "We Are the Champions"? "Breakfast of Champions" actor "Breakfast of Champions" writer Vonnegut "Champagne for my real friends, real pain for my ___ friends": Tom Waits "Champagne for One" sleuth "Champagne Lady" Zimmer "Champagne music" maestro "Champagne music" maestro Lawrence "Champagne music" man "Champagne Supernova" band "Champagne Tony," memorable golfer "Champagne Tony" of golf "Champagne Tony" of gulf "Champion" of Spanish history "Dancing with the Stars" champ Donny "Dancing with the Stars" champion Yamaguchi "Dancing With the Stars" winner who's an Olympic skating champ "GMA" weatherman Champion "Heart of a Champion" author Michelle "I ___ kick from champagne ..." "I ___ kick from champagne..." "I ___ kick from champagne" "Jeopardy!" champion Jennings "Let's have some champagne . . ." "Let's have some champagne ..." "The Conference of Champions," commonly "The King of Champagne Music" "We ___ the Champions" (Queen tune) *1976 Olympic decathlon champ *Best Actor winner for "The Champ," 1931 *Trio of champagne salesmen in fur coats and hats? (music) 3-time AL batting champ Tony 3-time WSOP champ Ungar 3-time Masters champion 3-time A.L. batting champ Tony 3-time Wimbledon champ 5-time A.L. batting champ Wade 10-time NCAA champs 11-time A.L. batting champion 11-time Division I NCAA basketball champion 11-time Final Four champs 11-time N.C.A.A. basketball champs 11-time Stanley Cup champions 11-time Orange Bowl champs 12-time Ivy League football champs 16-time World Heavyweight Champion wrestler Flair 17-time NBA champs 19th Amendment champion 20's tennis champion Lacoste 26-time champs 30's chess champ Max 32-time Davis Cup champ 40's-50's world pool champ Willie 51-Down hoops champs of 1989 60's chess champ 60's B-ball champs 80's-90's champ Mike 1890s heavyweight champ 1899-1905 heavyweight boxing champion 1907-08 World Series champs 1908 World Series champs 1910s boxing champ Willard 1910's heavyweight champ Willard 1910s heavyweight champ ___ Willard 1915-1919 heavyweight champ Willard 1915-19 boxing champ Willard 1920's chess champion Capablanca 1928 A.L. batting champ 1930s heavyweight champ known as the Ambling Alp 1930s-'40s heavyweight champ Joe 1930s tennis champ John Van ___ 1930s world chess champion Max 1934 heavyweight champion 1936-38 N.L. home run champ 1936 Olympics champ 1946-52 N.L. home run champ 1946 Wimbledon champ Betz 1946 British Open champion 1949-51 heavyweight boxing champ ___ Charles 1949 AL batting champ George ____ 1950s Wimbledon champ Lew 1951 NFL champs 1954 A.L. batting champ 1955 Wimbledon and U.S. Open champ 1955 Wimbledon champ Trabert 1955 Wimbledon champion 1956-57 Wimbledon champion Lew 1956 Wimbledon champ 1958 hit by the Champs 1958 NBA Champions 1959-60 heavyweight champion Johansson 1959-'60 heavyweight champ Johansson 1960's middleweight champ Griffith 1960-61 world chess champ 1960's chess champ 1960 chess champion 1960 chess champion Mikhail 1960 world chess champ 1960 chess champ 1960s world chess champion Mikhail ___ 1960s middleweight champ Griffith 1960-61 world chess champion 1960s chess champ Mikhail 1960's Nascar champ ___ Jarrett 1960's chess champ Mikhail 1960-'61 chess champ Mikhail 1960 European Championship winner 1960 Wimbledon champ ___ Fraser 1960-'61 chess champ 1960s chess champion Mikhail 1961 American League batting champ 1963 U.S. Tennis Open champ 1963 AFL champions 1963 U.S. men's singles champ 1963 U.S. Open champ (tennis) 1964 British Open champ Tony 1964 British Open champ 1965 PGA champ Dave 1965 PGA champion Dave 1965 PGA Championship winner Dave 1966 U.S. Open champion Fred 1966 U.S. Open tennis champ Fred 1966 U.S. Open champ Fred 1967 PGA champion 1967 PGA Championship winner 1967 and 1968 Super Bowl champs 1967 skating champion Petra 1968 U.S. Open champ 1968 Olympics skiing champ 1969 World Series champions 1969-'72 World Chess Champion 1969 champs 1969 Series champs 1969 World Series champs