Word: polo
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...total list is as follows: tennis, 237; swimming, 196; singles, 168; crew, 117; track, 92; baseball, 68; handball, 30; increase, 26; gymnasium, 15; golf, 14; fencing, 13; Miscellaneous, 13; polo, 5; rugby, 4; total...
...City's best professional baseball team, the Aztecas, is fully as competent as most C league teams in the U. S. Dignitaries like onetime Secretary of War General Joaquin Amaro, General Jaime Quinones, Julio Miller, whose father-in-law is Mexico's Minister to England, play fair polo at their club near Mexico City. The country's boss, Plutarco Elias Calles. prefers poker but he also enjoys riding, golf; he had a set of Bobby Jones clubs with him at Ensenada where he was vacationing last week. President Rodriguez, an even more enthusiastic golfer, recently helped...
...Chicagoans the game of polo has a cc.chet, a glamor that it lacks in Texas where cowboys play it wearing chaps, or in Hollywood where actors have their handicaps published in Variety, or at Meadow Brook where it is taken completely for granted. Two summers ago, Chicago had a taste of high-grade polo when an Argentine team stopped off to play. This year Chicago will have more than a taste. In honor of the World's Fair, the Open Championship will probably be played there with players from England and possibly a 25-goal team of Indians...
...East. Pleased with the attendance at the 124th Field Artillery Armory, the Indoor Polo Association considered the advisa- bility of playing next year's finals at Chicago also. This year's winners in low handicap classes: Class B: Chicago Riding Club. Class C: 112th Field Artillery (Trenton, N. J.). Class D: Cleveland Riding Club...
...Pittsburgh All-Stars defeated the Harvard Varsity polo team, 12 3/4 to 7 3/4 at Pittsburgh Saturday night, W. C. McGuckin '34 T. J. Davis, Jr. '35 and F. E. Johnson '36 composed the Harvard team. Lieutenant Charles F. Palmer, the coach, accompanied the team, but Captain F. S. Nickolas '33 was unable to make the trip...