The Top 10 Jews in Other Sports

1. Max Baer: Although he wore a Star of David on his boxing shorts, only his father was Jewish, and he was raised Catholic. He is however considered a hero among Jews for knocking out German boxer Max Shmeling in 1933 and is in the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame. 
2. Dick Savitt: Won Wimbledon in 1951. 
3. Amy Alcott: Won 29 LPGA Tour events and inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame. 
4. Benny Leonard: Known as “The Ghetto Wizard” for being raised in the Jewish Ghetto of Manhattan, where he learned to fight. Considered the greatest Jewish boxer of all time. 
5. Bill Goldberg: Professional wrestling champion. Longest undefeated winning streak in professional wrestling. 
6. Helene Mayer: Considered one of the greatest Jewish fencers of all time. Competed for Germany in the 1936 Olympics. 
7. Carina Benninga: Dutch field hockey player and member of the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame. 
8. Herman Barron: First Jewish golfer to win a PGA Tour event. 
9. Marty Hogan: Ranked #1 or #2 racquetball player in the world from 1976-1990. 
10. Kenny Bernstein: A drag racer known as the “The King of Speed,” by being the first to break 300 miles per hour in the quarter mile.