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...Wheatley Hills, L. I.-his polo ponies, her flat-racers...
...Glidden '36 defeated Connely 18-10, 18-12, 15-12; R. W. Gilder '86 defeated Pinkham, 8-15, 18-14, 18-10, 15-8, H. S. Howes '86 defeated Anderson, 18-10 18-10, 18-2: 15-2, 18-2; A. C. Cushing '86 defeated Wheatley...
Born in Grand Junction, Colo, of a racetrack family-his father and an older brother were jockeys-Hank Mills became famed suddenly in Miami last winter when he rode 27 winners in 16 days. Trainer James Fitzsimmons of the Wheatley Stables, owned by Secretary of the Treasury Ogden Livingston Mills (no kin to Jockey Mills) and his sister, Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phipps, quickly bought Hank Mills's contract for $7,500. This year, Jockey Mills has had 779 mounts, 169 winners, 141 seconds.* He won the Brooklyn and Brookdale Handicaps with Blenheim, the Shevlin Stakes on Faireno. the Potomac...
...potent swordsman is Architect William Hamilton Russell. When not designing country houses for tycoons in Newport, Islip and Wheatley Hills, he represents the U. S. on international fencing teams. He was U. S. champion in 1916, 1919, 1923. He was on the Olympic Team at Antwerp in 1920 and Paris in 1924. Last week he exhibited a whole case full of medals and a gold-plated rapier from his admirers in the Fencers' Club...
...Hopewell, ten miles north of Princeton, on a wild, lonely stretch of high ground called Sourland Mt. Nurse Gow tucked Charles Augustus who had been ailing with a cold, into hi crib and went down to the servants' quarters to have a chat with the Lindbergh's butler, Oliver Wheatley and his wife...