Milford Sets Track Record Amid Jamaica Racing Slump
Jamaica racing featured below par attendance on a cold day. Monfort won the handicap at a mile and a sixteenth in 1:46 3-5 as May River and Transvaal posted solid efforts, while Dolly Spanker and a late record attempt drew the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notter
Tiletg Cullen
Iitie
Montana
May River Wee
Giucose
Chaffinch
Creevy
May River
W W. S. Street
Transvaal
Dolly Spanker
Seracinescu
Halifax
Brancas
Tivol
Iford
Powers
Agnew-Hartlew
Andres Miller
Tom
Welsh
France
Ken Adam
Breodmares
Columbia Juniors Triumph In Rain Soaked Football
In a rain drenched South Field the Columbia juniors defeated the sophomores 16 to 4 in the second game of the university football championship series. Phelan scored two touchdowns for the juniors and Landon added another late. Gate receipts about 15 dollars aided varsity crew deficits. The third Interclass game features seniors vs freshmen on South Field this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Field
Columbia
Phelan
Cornell
Keator
Landon
Saunders
Yale and Nearby Ivy Teams Scrimmage Notes from Oct 23
Reports from New Haven Princeton Harvard and Navy camps describe hard scrimmages and lineup shuffles as Yale eyes Harvard Princeton and a key forward move. Cooney and McCormick highlighted as potential fit, while Yale, Princeton, Harvard, Army and Navy prepare for upcoming clashes and West Point trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Hobbs
Andrus
Coy
Haines
Naedele
Cooney
Biddle
Harvard
Princeton
Biglow
Murphy
Vance McCormick
Allan Johnson
Corey
Varsity
Stout Sets Women’s Course Record at Fox Hills Golf
Mrs. C. T. Stout of Richmond County Club broke the Fox Hills course women’s record with 83 strokes in the 18 hole medal play open handicap. Sixty four starters contested, with Mrs. Pierce winning the net score prize at 98-17-81 and Mrs. Rogers taking the second net prize at 87-8-57. The event noted Stout’s strong form, despite rough holes, and Miss Mix’s 92 record standing from Englewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Stout
Richmond County Country Club
Fox Hills
Staten Island
Fox Hills Golf Club
F. L. Pierce
Yountakah Country Club
N. Pendleton Rogers
Baltusrol
Stout
Julia R. Mix
Englewood
Kate Harley
F. Leferts
J. E. Faber
Richmond County
Kate Travers
Nassau
Lt. W. Callan
Lefferts
Faber
Miss Travers
Yountakah
N. P. Rogers
Co. T. Stout
Marion Worth
C. Pouch
A. Faith
Apawamic
J. R Mix
H. St. John Smith
Marie Harrison
S. F. Lefferts
J. Co. Barclay
Hackensack
L. W. Callan
H. W. Ely
Scarsdale
Osea
Elizabeth Hurry
Page Schwarzwalder
H. L. Paterson
Mabel Barber
Helen Rosencrantz
Ridgewood
F. A. Potts
Lakewood
M. H. Frayne
Dunwoodie
A. R. Barrett
North Jersey
M. Bartlett
T. H. McKee
Ss. A. Cunningham
Ralph Lane
M. C. Magee
J. E. Kinney
K. Travers
Oss
G. F. Brophy
Richmond Coun
M. Travers Assau
Lillian Barie
Statesman Defeats Trance on Heavy Pimlico Track
Baltimore reports a heavy track at Pimlico where Statesman defeated George Odom's Trance, the standout two year old filly with sixteen wins in twenty five starts. Trance, a favorite at 2 to 6 carrying 114 pounds, faded late. Statesman won by six to eight lengths as rain dampened attendance and caused withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George Odom
Trance
Statesman
Pimlico
Str Wooster
Rufus
Welling
Star Emblem
Pohanka
Croydon
McCabe
Judge Ermenthout
MccMahey
Bolondo
Wreroff
Margaret
Mansi Kartveri
Acrostic
John Lee
Black King
Adroit
Nicon
Lady Isabel
Zven
Kempt
Krause
Sparkless
Killochan
the Clown
New Garter
Octopus
Sampson
Henderson
Palm
McCarthy
T G
Michael Beck
Ruxton
Stile Hose
Summer Night
Endymion
Berkeley
Goldstein
Pins and Needles
Ofc Carth
Blacksheep
McCaney
McCarthry
Falls In Hunt Meet At Meadow Brook Hunt Club
In Hempstead Long Island on October 2, a light Meadow Brook Hunt Club turnout enjoyed a three mile brush for the honor of the first woman rider between Mrs. Frederick Swift and Mrs. Gordon Hughes. Hughes fell but escaped serious injury. Swift helped, and both finished. Other finishers included Henry Godfrey H M Parle H V Bell Louis Neilson and James Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Bell
Louis Neilson
James Parks
Referee absence noted as Vanderbilt declines big race post
The Automo ble Club of America sought William K. Vanderbilt Jr to referee the Grand Prize race in Savannah on November 36, but he refused due to medical advice. The club’s move signals improved relations with the American Automobile Association after a protracted dispute over racing control. Several foreign cars arrive to compete, including two Itala machines driven by Piacenza and Fournier, with more entries expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Morrell
Automobile Club of America
Savannah
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
American Automobile Association
Réinigin Luise
Giovanni Piacenza
Henri Fournier
Andre Massenat
Panhard-Levassor Company
Panhard
Massenat
George Robertson
Paul Lacroix
Renault
Em Stricker
Robert Graves
Mercedes
Matheson
Matheson Automobile Company
Ryan
Chevrolet
Among the Yachtsmen in New York Yacht Club Race News
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt is expected to be asked to a third term as yacht club leader. J Pierpont Morgan heads the nominating committee. The steam yacht Iolanda sailed from New London to Marseilles in twelve days and twenty three hours with two boilers active, consuming thirty six tons of coal daily. After overhaul, Morton J Plant and party will join in Marseilles for a Mediterranean cruise. Fire Basin Yacht Club anniversary dinner set for tomorrow at the Assembly in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yacht Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Regatta
House
Library
J. Pierpont Morgan
Iolanda
Morton J. Plant
New London
Marseilles
Mediterranean
Fire Basin Yacht Club
The
Assembly
Brooklyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jamaica
Monfort
Milford
Jamaica Racing
Br. F
Kingsteen
Bonnie Irener
F. Johnson
Jocker
Mughter
Rivics
Crevnt Luxner
A. Zimmer
Wef & Tr
Saredresca
Transvas
Berbert
Miller
Holmes
Bergen
Eleanor
Montpelier
Cyflen
Tome Boners
Smith
Yorke
Henry of Navarre
Sneerwell
Green River Stable
B. G
Watercress Shaft
Montpelier Stabie
Borse_ We &t
Mer River
Cheland
Secret Service
Columbia Juniors
Wardlaw
Cha Eee Parr
Kdisworth
Neaiaae Ie Steinschneider
Ae G
t+ieceeen
Cost Smitth
Gugier
Nh i. Per. Becceun
Lowe Keator
Hamnein
Sia L. H. B . Phillips Saunders
Schnehting Touwendowns
London
H H. Hodgkinson
Umtre
B. J. Wefers
Georgetown
James C. ‘Bice
College
Tigers
N. J
West Point
New York
McCormick
Harlan
Hart
Dale
Bredemus
Cass
King
Gill
Dowd
Welch
Clark
McCrohan
Cambridge
Mass
Hoar
Burr
Nourse
Ver Wiebe
Cutler
New York University
Webb Academy
Clcott
Webb
Wesleyan
Young
Newins
Tribune
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Navy
George Washington
Paul Dashiell
Thorpe
Northcroft
Slingluft
Arlale
Gylelegragh
Army
Biehr
Wood
Kern
Chamberlain
Bachr
Telerragh
Carlisle
Penn
Glenn Warner
Pennsylvania
Warner
Little Boy
Balend
Libby
Wasenka
Little Old Man
Afraid of
Barrel
Lyon
Gardner
Balenti
Payne
Philadelphia
Kennath
Hollenback
Scarlett
Means
Ithaca
N. Y
Caldwell
Shearer
Beil
O'Hara
Mrs. Stout
Mix
Waterloo
HUNT
Gordon Hughes
Pierce
Glidden and Hower
Pierce Arrow
Tours
George N. Pierce Company
New Jersey
Flis Motor Car Company
Farbolds Motor Car CO
West 54Th Street
Washington St
Newark
Madison Square Garden
W. H. van Dervoort
Moline Automobile Company
Fast Moline, Inc
Winton
Commodore
Ea Shuster Wousaas
Brighten Jack
Gus Helm
Teddington
Harol Ir
King of Basham
fFor
King Solansens
Bob Callahan
Sarna de Burgo
Castlewood
Hazel Baker
Minot
Willie Cin
Basten
Alex Grant
Tynhee
Trey of
Spades
Taft
Mr. Taft
76Th Street and Broadway
Locomobile CO. OF
America
ORI
Cafe Martin
Cafe Lafayette
Old Hotel
Martin. University Pt. and &Hst
Tatle
SI Cuisine Francaise
Second Ave
10Th St
Cafe Boulevard
Hungerian Music and Spectaitia
Utsic Cavanagh’s
LA caRnTs
Harlem
Royal Hungarian Tsigane Orchestra
Cafe Elysee
Cafe Royal
Music
A la Carte
Delenne’ Sae Music
Cartay
Herald Square Hotel
Yor
Mad
Larchmont
Yj Healy
Blossom Heath
Alc
Matsia
Caldwell, Wd
Moseley’s
Haven
Sar
Stauch
Schltr
Frankfort
Prankfurter- Hof
Pommery
Hughes