Reserve Mounts of Teams in International Polo Play
New York dispatch notes a revolutionary polo season with extended reserve mounts under the American system. Hitchcock and Milburn test many horses five days before the opener, with Sundown possibly added and Argentines shaping the first four footed attack. The string, including 45 fishing mounts and Monty Memorials, could push the Long Island stock past a million dollars.
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New York
America
Carleton F. Burke
Chukkers
Hitchcock
Milburn
Buenos Aires
Webb
Criticia
Gama
Manuel Andrada
Jury
Sanford
Jack Nelson
Pequal
A. C. Land
Pampero
Lewis Lacey
F. E. Guest
Roark
Long Island
Ad Wolgast Declared Hopelessly Insane in Hearing
Ad Wolgast world lightweight boxing champion was adjudged hopelessly insane at a hearing in the psychopathic ward of the general hospital. He was ordered transferred to an asylum.
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LPS
Angeles
Associated Press
Ad Woltgast
General Hospital
Tunney Faces Sharp Practice In Exhibition Bout
Gene Tunney sustained a cut over the right eye from Chuck Wiggins during a sparring session in Lake Villa. The injured champion pressed on, muttering for Wiggins to keep boxing as Tunney weathered heat and a tense exchange while managing his weight ahead of a Saturday workout schedule.
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Tunney
Wiggins
Gene Tunn
Lake Villa
Til
Imm
Changen
Chuck Wingstns
Indianapolis
Speculator
N. 1
Illinois
Champ
Mr. Wiggins
Gene
Tilden Faces Borotra Cochet Lacoste On Three Days
New York Sept six Associated Press reports tennis great Bill Tilden facing Rene Lacoste and the three French musketeers Borotra Cochet and Lacoste in successive rounds as the 64 player draw for the Forest Hills tournament on Sept twelve sets up quarter finals semi finals and finals with potential matchups shaping a dramatic American championship bid.
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New York
Associated Press
Tilden
Rene Lacoste
France
Atle
Forest Hills
Jean Borotra
Henri Cochet
Lacoste
Bill’ Johnston
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Johnston
Alonso
Francis T. Hunter
Lott
Richard N. Williams
Lewis N. White
Austin
Texas
Doeg
Licaste
Cochet
Bogotta
Jacques Brugnon
Capu
Jean Washer
Jack Wright
Yoshiro Obta
Ryiki Miki
Willam F. Tilden
Philadelphia
Fritz Mercur
Bethlehem
H Hyde
Hartford
Conn
Berkeley Bell
Oates
Elmer Griffin
John W. Huber
Kansas City
Clarence J. Griffin
San Francisco
Calif
Yoshiro Olita
Japan
John Doeg
Santa Monica
Caih
Kenneth B. Appel
East Orange
Jerry Lang
Fred C. Anderson
B. Gilpin
Louis Thalhelner
Dellas
Telzo Toba
New Rochelle
N. Y
Julius Seligson
Ed I
American swimmer Mrs Carson fails in English Channel bid
Mrs Clemington Carson of New York, sister of Mrs John Carlson, gave up her attempt to swim the English Channel from England to France after 9 hours 40 minutes in cold water. She started near Dover and withdrew near South Foreland at 8:36 p.m. London time, four miles short of the goal. She had previously crossed France to England. The effort was to win the Dover Gold Cup.
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Dover
Gris Nez
Carson
Clemington Corson
New York City
John A A. Carlson
Harlem Street
England
Associated Press
English Channel
Clemington Carson
Amelia Gade
New York
France
South Foreland
Roraback Buys New Home in Hartford
J Henry Roraback longtime Republican leader and Connecticut business figure has purchased the Russell Lee Jones house at 998 Prospect Avenue Hartford. He plans to move by fall while possibly keeping his North Canaan residence and reconsidering his legal Hartford address. The family has spent summers at Madison recently.
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Hartford
Associated Press
J. Henry Roraback
Republican State Committee
Connecticut Lighting Power Co
Aetna Life
National Fire Insurance Companies
Martford
Rorabeck
North Canaan
Russell Lee Jones
Prospect Avenue
Jones
Roraback
Madison
Results and the Missourian Telegram Post Ad
A Telegram Post Classified ad from Missouri offers a concise, direct result oriented notice. It emphasizes a simple phrase about results and identifies a local contact in a terse, newspaper style.
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Missouri
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Serbert
Universal Service Polo
Burke
New Mount
Sundown
W. Avercekt Harriman
Wolgast
Butts
Gene Clarks
Glasgow
Kentucky
Aoito
Sheldon Leseune
Cincinnaty
Ripley Tilden
Borotra
Cochet and
LA Coste
Ward G. Chandler
Berkeley
Wilmer Allison
Fort Worth
Weller B. Evans
N. J
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Iowa
Wilbur F. Coen, Jr
Belgium
Richard
Wiliams
BE. P. Herndon
B. A. Bauer
Joan Hennessey
Ind
Edward W. Feibléman
S. Onda
Percy Kynaston
Rock
Ville Center
Hefirl Gochet
William Johnston
George King
Joseph Olpausen
Clifford
Marsh
Buffalo
Lucian B. Williams
Chicago
C. W. Leslie
Montreat
Can
Jack Mooney
Atlanta
Montreal
Lewis White
Armola W. Jones
Providence
Carl Fisher
Frank Shields
Donald Strachan
Sidney B. Wood
Gregory Manin
Newark
Bewswa spedPter
Manuel Alonso
J. G. Hall
South Orange
Watson Washburn
A. L. Wimner
John Ran Ryn
Haat Orange
Wallace F. Johnson
Herbert L. Bowman
Bronxville
Rylk! Miki
George M. Lott, Jr
Allen Behr
Taketchi Harada
S. Horace Orser
Gilbert Numns
Toronto
Neil J. Sullivan
F.C. Owens
Atlante
J. H. Roraback
Sreerrr & Myers
Topacco Co
Chesterfield
Bombay
Mandalay
Calcutta
Rangoon
India
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