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The AAU, which held its first basketball championship in 1897, did not hold a championship game from 1902 to 1909; the AAU Championship resumed in Chicago in 1910, was suspended for two more years, then was permanently reestablished in 1913. YMCA teams dominated the early tournaments but were supplanted by college teams in the early 1920s. The first open-bottom nets, made as early as 1906, were approved for championship play in the 1912—1913 season.
1910 — Company F, Portage National Guard (Wisconsin).
1911— No competition
1912 — No competition
1913 — Cornell (Armour Playground), Chicago
1914 — Cornell (Armour Playground), Chicago
1915 — Olympic Club, San Francisco
1916 — University, of Utah, Salt Lake City
1917 — Illinois Athletic Club, Chicago
1918 — No competition
1919 — Los Angeles Athletic Club
Source:
Modern Encyclopedia of Basketball, edited by Zander Hollander (New York: Four Winds, 1969).
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