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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1922

Page

4

Ards Wins Steeplechase at Belmont in Easy Finish

At Belmont Park the aged Ards, a gray gelding from Green Tree Stable, led from the second turn and drew clear to win the Harlem Selling Stakes steeplechase. Lord Brighton, the favorite, faded to last as Spore Crawford guided Ards to victory amid a chaotic stretch. Other races featured Sea Mint, Tangerine, and Master Hand, with Exterminator set for handicap action at Aqueduct.

Lord Brighton Harlem Burch Pilgrim W. J. Macbeth David Belmont Park Fez Gothere Devie Lneland Aras Eyarset Greestrer el Ting Tof Atay Spore” Crawford Rosa Porter Ixket Lesa Old Spores Perhane Bar Viscent Powers Crawford Ards Game Hame Tell Me Guy Giant Royal Greens Shrapnel Lord Hrighton Karl Sande Sande Withing Sen Mint Cheteau Thierry Tufter Lord Brighton L. Merck Migrim Wilson E. Bell Tata Ae Hee Raleo Releo Tamine Min Greentree Stables Lester H. P. Whitney Master Hand Eniselos M. Jeffords Mins Smith Silk Trad Mise Smith John Banford Segotia

Columbia Crew Given Final Big Shake-Up by Rice

Poughkeepsie N Y June 12 Judging the Columbia varsity crew on the Hudson this morning coach Jim Ries made a major shake up. Four regulars Mayo Christie Lovell Relator were moved to lower boats while Swinburne Ince Crown and Medigovitch started in new positions. The second boat showed stronger pace in seven miles of travel, with Frank Brocht stroking. No sign of Syracuse, Penn and Cornell events planned for the week. Navy unlikely before next week.

Poughkeedlie N. Y Columbia Jim Ries Edwin Gould Mayo Christie Lovell Relato Swinburne Ince Crown Medigovitch Rey Thee Willet Saturda Frank Brocht Varsity Rice Syracuse Theernoon Penn Ponsillington Cornell Navy

Nine Event Open Meet Program at Brighton Beach Fields

A nine event program for an upcoming Brighton Beach Field Meet is announced with medals for winners. Hugo B. Selkel directs recreation at Brighton Baths and will supervise. Events include sprints, jumping, throwing, and relay style races, modeled after a Paris event. Entries close Thursday night with Selkel.

Pram Brighton Beach Field Hhe Open Enishing Fret Hugo B. Selkel Brighton Baths Candina Masuda Paris Seikel

Scott Elected Cotton States League President in Vicksburg

Scott of Vicksburg was elected president of the Cotton States League at a June meeting, succeeding L. Dodds of Clarksdale who resigned yesterday. The vote was held in Vicksburg and confirms leadership for the league’s forthcoming season.

Scott Vicksburg L. Dodds Clarksdale

Seven Penn State Men to Compete in Chicago Meet

State College will be represented by seven Penn State athletes at the National Collegiate A A meet in Chicago next Friday and Saturday. Coach Martin announced captains Marron Kauffman and Pile will run hurdles, Larry Shields competes in the mile and half mile, Melffrich in the half mile, Enck in the two mile, and Palm in sprints and hammer throw.

Penn State Chicago State State College Martin Marron Kauffman Pile Larry Shields Melffrich Enck Palm

Latonia Entries Show Five Open Races At Meet

Inside Latonia racing pages the June entries list multiple races with purses and claiming prices. Notable horses include Hagarza 100, Fires 124, Pindar Peel 104, Monsoon 114, Mondewa 1480, Dene Mins Melee 118, and War Prix 119, among others. The first race offers a purse of 5.00 with several contenders and claiming conditions for three year olds.

Latonia Nip Hagarza Hichelleu Pimmptsa Ene Gultey Bilemre Mitia Aruna Ain Saehin Atenanger Monsoon Mondewa Hawanita Yuren Flore Bam Ask E Concentrati Minto Hine Work Duke Crown Cheek Aino Charlie Henry Prank Oite Marineks Ollie Wood War Spirit Sted Lane Icra Alien Dia A

Latonia Racing Results Highlight Varied Purses and Placings

Report from Latonia recounts multiple races with earnings sprinkled across riders such as 144 earners and totals like 722 and 6490. Times and placements feature horses like Whirl, 88 2 1Field Braeusey, and Twinkie His. Officials include Garner and Jorden, with various earnings cited including 43 fennene-torrtam and 240 for a listed rider.

Martin Theuneay Braeusey Mantes Threevearede Kets Iors Flan Rawle Martin Eatin Ancona Heventh Rae Speed Aimina

Champions to Compete In Motor Paced Derby Race

Four entrants vie for the International Derby title in a thirty mile motor paced race at Broadway. World champion Smart, last year’s US champion Madonna, 1021 winter champion, and Denmark title holder Anderson lead the field with Olympic laurels. A two mile tandem race for professionals highlights the card.

Broadway Lmart George Chapman Vincent Madonna Henry Anderson Denmark Smnart Suce Hig Ve de Hiver Paris

Queensboro Net Tourney Opens June 28 at Kew Gardens

The second annual Queensboro lawn tennis championship for men’s singles and doubles starts Monday June 28 on the clay courts of Kew Gardens Country Club Ken dons L I. Entries to Sylvester W. Lawson at the club with Jai mo and doubles lists due an hour earlier Percy L Kynaston is the current singles champion The Kew Gardens Club Cup will be contested in singles Penn State Track Victors Pennsylvania won 91 to 42 at the annual commencement track meet wind hindered performances Pro Golf Meet at Wykagyl professionals from the metro area compete on a six hole course Mrs Mallory wins easily in the first round of the Kent lawn tennis championship at Heckingham Meanee defeated by Mrs. Mallory

Belmont Park Elaumines Gren Turioman Rome Wei Janet’ Grater Fee Barnes Kent Coe Tunis Rat Pal Mason Mines Gantry & A Srape Cane Anand AH Wanlin Felling Sane Wits Saralee Agony Weyrrien Yemen Ra Lin Isran Isi Ry Iears Tomas Queensporouga Kew Gardens Country Club Kendons L. 1 Percy L. Kynaston Sylvester W. Lawson Ingles Jaimo Penn State Penoaylya Wykagyl Wykagyl Country Club New Rochelle Mallory London Heckingham

Real Estate News 19-Story Hotel Overlooks Murray Hill

A proposed 19 story bachelor apartment hotel for men will rise at Madison Avenue and Thirty-Eighth Street, costing about 1 million dollars. Plans filed by Margatroyd & C. for Allerton 38th Street Company show a non-housekeeping hotel as part of a broader Murray Hill skyscraper project. The site sits on land once held by the South Reformed Church, with past disputes over tenancy covenants and residential vs apartment use.

Madison Avenue Thirty Eighth Street Murrey Hall de Iection P. Morgan's F. Baker and Milly Plano Huilding Murgatroyd & C Allerton 38Th Street Company Sevral Hotels New York Cashman Murray Hill O Building Park “S Street Charles T T.rey Madiana Avenue South Reformed Church Murray Hill Association Mur Church Tay Hill John’ Murray Menry Mr Jones Wall Stret Jones

Suites in Flats Leased on Fifth Avenue

A lease records a suite of twelve rooms and four baths on Fifth Avenue, leased to Aubrey. The transaction details appear in the historical notice, indicating property usage and occupancy terms for the tenant Aubrey.

Elliman Acoud Fifth Avenue Aubrey

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