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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1912

Page

16

Great Racing at Brookline Country Club Second Day Meet

About 15 000 spectators watched the Brookline Country Club thirty first annual meet on a sunny second day. The field featured fine racing with all races except the army officers event delivering excitement as crowds cheered favorites. Attendees showcased elegant spring attire including Mrs Robert McQuillen, Mrs George T Rice, Miss Sylvia Peabody, and others in dresses, hats, and accessories.

Brookline Country Club Stanley Reeves Charles K. Harrison, JR Bayard Tuckerman Windrow Liverpool R. Mortimer, Jr Tillie D Planter E. Krause Apache Mr. Tucker F. Crowley Willing Bouncing Lass

Brookline Steeplechase Cards Fashionable Day at Country Club

A sunny racing day at the Brookline Country Club features six steeplechase events with few accidents. Winners include Willing in the opening flat race, Navarre in the Brookline handicap, Raymond in hacks, Winkle in the Country Club challenge cup, and St Angelo in the Army race. post-race notes highlight summer gowns and a chic social scene with numerous notable guests.

Goldplate Mr. von Stade United States Army St. Angelo Greble Greyfelds Dickey Mario Windrow Bayard Tuckerman Middlesex Hunt South Lincoln Mass A.henry Higginson Country Club Brookline Country Club Willing IF. Crowley Apache M. J. Tucker Bouncing Lass W. Obert Teddy Blossom Ariosto Planter Bludara Brooklyn JL. Navarre W. Noe Prince Hampton J. Lynch E. Krause Bill Andrews Hunters and Galloways Raymond Raymond Belmont John A. Munro J. Tucker F. Alpers Julia and Dulleare F. A. Clark von Stade Web Carter T. O’brien Numerator Bunker Hill Charles Hayden Mabe K. Harrison, Jr Tyosa B. B. Lewis Garterette I. Alpers Guardian D'Ormont Tillie D

Notable Attire at Yesterday's Races Highlighted by Boston Social Set

Mrs Harry Smith wore brown satin with chiffon and parasol hat. Miss Nannie Winsor appeared in blue and white foulard with white marabout. Miss Erica Thorp wore white with black plumed hat. Several prominent names attended, including Miss Rosamond Bradley and Miss Eleanora Sears among scores more, with numerous Haughtons and Robesons listed.

Country Club Elizabeth Sears Elise Ames A. Robeson Sargent Sargent Major Hayden Margaret Andrews Newport Harry Payne Whitney Margaret Thomas Henry C. DeRham New York N. Bowditch Potter A. Forbes Conant William J. Wright Russell Moore Helen B. MacNichol Philip Stockton Eleonora Sears C. H. Washburn Thorace White Charles E. Nott Katherine Nott Sidney Williams Woods Stebbins Bryce R. Allen F. DeForest Danielson Liberty Ruth Anthony Henry ©. DeRham Stanley Reeve Philadelphia Charles E. Sweet Nora Kasigi Frederick S. Whitwell I. Tucker Burr Harry Smith Agee Nannie Winsor Joseph G. Thorp Erica’ Thorp Amy Thorp Rosamond Bradley Leslie Bradley Hilda Williams Suzanne Dabney Herbert Dumaresq J. Hurd Hutchins Constantine Hutchins George M. Cushing Carleton Francis Samuel J. Mixter John B. Swift, Jr Andrew Robeson Harriet Robeson Thomas Russell George G. Crocker, Jr Malcolm Haughton Percy Haughton Robert

Threadgold Wins 7 Mile Handicap Road Race in Chelsea

G A Threadgold of the North Dorchester A A won the annual Morse Athletic Club handicap road race from Melrose to Chelsea in 44 minutes 45 seconds. Twenty eight started and twelve finished with A K Sturgis finishing fifth after a four minute handicap. The official order of finish followed.

Tigers to be reorganized as lineup sinks

Detroit officials see the 1930 Tigers as near disintegration after a 6–10 home stand against Eastern clubs. President Navin and Manager Jennings plan major changes, likely trades, to speed up youth infusion and rebuild for the future.

Detroit Tigers Navin Jennings Cobb Gainer Mullin Summers Donovan Jones Delehanty Moriarty Crawford

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Robert McQuillen George T. Rice Sylvia Peabody Olivia Lowell Charles D. Harding James Lowell Putnam Augustus Thorndike S. Reed Anthony Paradise Thomas P. Lindsay F. Lothrop Ames Chambler L. Navarre Supplement New Comer Mr. Noe Navarre Tucker Mr. Belmont Kings’ Plate Winkle Gold Plate Beeeer Ford Universal F. O. B. Detroit Ford Motor Company Beacon St Boston Havana William B. Watts Bureau of Criminal Investigation Story Chickering Sunday’'S Post
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