Laddie Sanford, Well Known Polo Star And Society Sports Man, Pictured On The Palm Beach Golf Course c1943 B&W Photo Decorative Arts trying to see as much

trying to see as much of it as we can

The sobriquet X-22 originates from Magriel's simulation of a real backgammon tournament (compare simultaneous exhibition in chess) with 64 boards

and her own solutions

absinthe for a headache

then to Grand Bahama

Laddie Sanford, Well Known Polo Star And Society Sports Man, Pictured On The Palm Beach Golf Course c1943 B&W Photo Decorative Arts trying to see as muchMr. Sanford is almost as adept at the links game as as he is when astride a horse with a polo mallet in his hand. 8 1 2" x 6 2" Dated: 1 28 33 Stephen Sanford (September 14, 1898 May 31, 1977), nicknamed "Laddie", was an American polo champion and owner of Thoroughbred racing horses. He was a member of the Meadowbrook Polo Club. He played on the Hurricanes Polo Team. In 1925, he competed in the U. S. Open Polo Championship with his Hurricanes Polo