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...just one of those nights for the hockey team during the first two periods of yesterday's game with Boston College at the Arena. The Eagles carried an 8 to 1 lead going into the final frame and went on to win 10 to 5, despite a four-goal Crimson rally when the Chasemen finally hit their stride...
...Stanford University in the early '30s, Will Jr. set a 100-yd. backstroke swimming record that still stands, was a four-goal man on the polo team. For a while he edited an off-the-campus paper stridently called New, once scooped the college and West Coast newspapers by tracking down a "kidnapped" college queen. He graduated from college in 1935, the year his father died with Wiley Post in the Point Barrow, Alaska plane crash. With his share of the estate he bought the Citizen, was a full-fledged publisher at 23. He kept a union shop, covered...
...Crimson allowed the Whips a four-goal handicap but practically wiped it out by the end of the second chukker. In the third they went on to pile up the points which proved the margin of victory. Alan Winmill scored four goals for the Crimson and Fred Ayer, two. Harvey was high scorer for Wilkes-Barre with six goals...
Aviation is another Jock Whitney enthusiasm, but chiefly as an adjunct to polo and racing. Greentree is his polo team and he is a four-goal man, as good a back as hard-riding Pete Bostwick is a forward. Last summer he built a new field, carved out of the side of a hill on the Whitney place at Manhasset. L. I. Too heavy to ride his own steeplechasers in races, he rides to hounds, shoots, plays squash, flies his own cabin-plane, which was last year nearly destroyed by fire in its hangar at Roosevelt Field. The name...
Since he rowed bow on the Yale crew of 1922, "Sonny" Whitney has been more interested in polo than racing. His various directorates and his interests in Aviation Corp. of the Americas have left him plenty of time to work up a four-goal polo game-good enough to get him into Long Island's intersectional tournaments and the Waterbury Cup matches. He used to go to Belmont and Aqueduct with his father sometimes but, unlike his cousin John Hay ("Jock") Whitney who goes abroad to watch his horse run in the Grand National, "Sonny" Whitney seldom traveled...