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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
7
The 3 year old filly Whitney's Prudery, ridden by Morris, upset the Coaching Club American Oaks field at Belmont Park. The 30 to 1 shot earned $11,300 to win the seed and a $200 cup as the Fria Rock filly.
Odds and horse names listed for a Brooklyn race event with figures like Exterminator 115 and Mancoras Stable 10 to 1. Mentions include Grey Lae 116 W Sande Rto Captain Alcock 115 Foner Water and 19K K. Water, among others.
Dartmouth edged Williams 6 to 2 as Williams fielded poorly and Dartmouth capitalized on miscues. Caswell Maynard at short and Captain Hoyt set the pace for Dartmouth with timely hits and strong defense.
Coach Jim Corderry sent the varsity crew to a six mile paddle and praised the finish. The morning session saw the first crew complete the half mile in two minutes twenty seconds, while Corderry expressed satisfaction with new American racing shells for freshmen, noting increased blade length and outboard. The boats will be used in the Harvard race.
In Elmsford on June 3 the Mount Krokecod Club hosted a We Golf Association match. Busy Wood and Fred Decker of Frollwood defeated Reginald Bong Riser Stoddard of Mount Kiseo.
The Hudson River Country Club golf twins Charlie Benton and Charl Brown lead the four ball event with a 75 as they compete in a large metropolitan field. Teammates Merrill Waters and Donald Carr of the Andersony Club also posted solid rounds, near the leaders, while many players in the field struggled with the tricky course conditions.
Harvard crews held light practice after noon ahead of a four mile contest between Brown and Amory. The result will decide which Crimson varsity will race Yale in the varsity event. Practice featured five mile paddles and separate runs under Coach Howe. Beecher Eyes Evening Bout Against Martin in Yorkville at Bayonne A A.
Readable segments describe racing entries and participants at Aqueduct with scrambled names and partial details. The text mentions several runners and locations, including references to a track event and related performances amid garbled OCR.
The Hobey Baker Memorial Fund is within $13,000 of its goal as donors nationwide back a Princeton tribute. Funds raised include large gifts and subscriptions from colleges such as Princeton Harvard and Stanford. The memorial plan includes a major skating rink project estimated at $300,000 to honor Captain Hobey Baker.
The local cop and former sprint record holder challenges Laren Murchison of Milnois A.C. to two races in Chicago next week, 100 and 150 yards, amid recent publicity and his police absence.
Chick Evans plans to defend the Western Amateur golf championship at the Hillcrest Golf Club in Kansas City starting June 26. Evans accepted the invitation from Westmoreland District official A. R. Gates and cited business matters as a potential obstacle but indicated he would compete if arrangements allow.
Manual Training boys captured the junior swimming championship of the Public Schools Athletic League in Madison Square Garden pool, scoring 26 points to De Witt Clinton and Stuyvesant tied at 18. Relay and sprint events followed scholastic races, with diverse results across high school girls and other age groups.
The Latonia meet lists numerous horses with varied ages and purses. Entries include notable names like Ryan Miers Grean and Wes Trext Offleiah AAS with detailed weights and prize amounts. racing conditions and participant notes appear amid scattered references to stalls and safety.
In Poughkeepsie on the Hudson, Penn’s junior crew challenged the varsity in a near one race, both aiming to row in the June 26 regatta. The juniors surged ahead in five miles of rough water, winning the main sprint as the varsity followed. Syracuse, Cornell, and others were noted for upcoming regatta ties and travel delays due to canal debris.
Drawings and schedules released for the Westbury Cup polo fixtures. Key teams Meadowbrook and Meadow Brook Club are set to compete, with June dates announced and venues at Meadow Brook. The list includes winners and teams like Army and others as part of the lineup.
Fox Hills marks an annual invitation event drawing players from Fox Mills and clubs across the country. A.C. Percy and Pipe Follett led the field with 84s, Follett delivering a remarkable 3 on the long sixth hole after a risky recovery. Other notable scores included W. J. Richard and J. A. Fuller rallying for the 21 tournament medal.
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