Word: sargent
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Heretofore the Crimson malletmen have had no outdoor playing field and have used the Dedham Hunt Club's field for practice, which is located about four miles from the new field. Major Chester E. Sargent, coach of the malletmen, considers the Forbe's playing field one of the finest in the world...
...Sargent has already offered the field which he feels is far superior to the turfs at Yale and Princeton, for the polo intercollegiates. Previously, these games have always been played around New York or at Burnt Mills, New Jersey. It is Sargent's plan to hold these matches at Westwood every year...
...seating capacity is more than ample for the games, since more than 1500 can be accommodated and there is a large club house as well. Sargent stated that the gift is one of the largest direct contributions ever made to any one sport...
Yale's malletmen made it two straight over Harvard by taking a 6 to 4 decision from Major Sargent's poloists Saturday. Coming from behind, the Elis overcame a one-goal Crimson lead, and scored three times in the last chukker. The undefeated Yardlings piled up an early advantage and then staved off the Yale Freshmen...
Eager to avenge last Saturday's 14 to 9 setback at the hands of a strong Yale polo team, Major Sargent's malletmen will oppose their rivals tonight on the home field, confident of taking full advantatge of the larger playing area afforded at the Armory...