Wanamaker

[ won-uh-mey-ker ]

noun

1. John, 1838–1922, U.S. merchant and philanthropist.

Example Sentences

But then he looked over at the Wanamaker Trophy — silver and shiny, and more valuable than the gold he won at the Olympics.

From Seattle Times

The Olympic gold medalist got something even more valuable in silver — that enormous Wanamaker Trophy after a wild week at Valhalla.

From Seattle Times

Scheffler’s weeklong stay in Kentucky may have made the affable 27-year-old Texan more well-known than if he had finished the tournament by raising the Wanamaker Trophy in triumph.

From Seattle Times

Having led the tournament since equalling the best round at a major when he shot 62 on Thursday, the 30-year-old Californian carded a six-under 65 to claim the Wanamaker Trophy by one shot.

From BBC

Now the focus turns to Schauffele, the Olympic gold medalist from the Tokyo Games in 2021 who is trying to bag a silver prize — the heavy Wanamaker Trophy — for his first major.

From Seattle Times