The New York herald., 1876-12-16
THE GAsLIGHT GAMES.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE POLO PLAYING AND
TRorrIxG At cILMoRE's GARDEN.


SECOND NIGHT OF THE POLO PLAYING AND
rRorrING At cILMoRE's GARDEN.
Playing In the match game or polo between the
California and Boston clubs resumed last evening
at Ginore's Garden before 5000 persons, fully
third being ladies' Al tho given signal both sides rode
into tho course, the Bostonians aigning themselves
along tho Fourth avenue goal, while their opponents
prepared 10 defend the Madison avenue stronghold.
Mr. Blasson, umpire. tossed the ball in tho
air lew minutes amer eight O'Clock. when
the charge made. The red caps, or Boston club,
endeavorcd reach in OF the blues CALI
fornians but unsuccessful rs Garlic, after Nor
gau missing, sent II spanning dangerously near the
rods fortress by long ht and Mowry, helping the
good intention, gave the ball another terrific rap,
when rolled s~iilly through the rcds' goal IN just
l5 seconds, the Bostons being left entirely in the
cold. This brilliant piece Of play was loudly
chccred by the spectators Goals were now changed,
and the ball once moro tossed to the centre OF tho
course Morgan, of tho Cafornans, nrst reached tho
sphere and gavo 1t decided rap; bot the Bostons
warming to their work, ana, Fuller beng well
backed by three men, they occasionod tho blues
trouble; but Garlic worked the ball from the
OF norses' feet and, brilliantly striking in one-
two order full gaop shot again home, scoring tho
second goal for the CaliIornians Time, 80 seconds
shortly alter tho thira ,imo she ball tossed, the
Bostons fought with great pluck and much judgment
They knocked II over tho Californian limo out
side the limits then acquitted themselves crcditably
in exciting melee, in which one OF tho reds was un-
seated and sticks were lost aud, finally working to-
gether better than during previous play, sent
the ball through the Caliiorna's posts giving them
their lrst goal The spectators rewarded the Bos,ons
with loud cheers Time, 3m. The fourth inning
marked by skiltul and exciting play. There were
three mefes and and battle OF sticks occurred during
VIII Carl cd his no
gained It instantly without dismounting Fabcr. Of
the Caliornas, drove the ball through tho Bostons
goal in I'm sos. Tho 1fth goal was also
secured by tho blues, Garlic sending the
sphere homo in magnificent manner by outriding all
tho others and rappng It SIX times in succession.
THIS play the best that had been and Drought
loud applause from all sections Of the building The
sixth goal was won in gallant style by the Bosons
Of @ nao mov ~ play h tne n
spinning home through the blues posts The seventh,
eighth and ninth goals fell 10 the California CLUB Morgan
made the seventh in Is seconds Carillo the eighth III
9m. 30s This goal was bitterly contested but
when really wanted Garlic was on hand and with
three running shots did the business IN capital shape
the ninth also credited 10 Garlic, who madc u
double hit in full the course. this occupy
ing min. 45 sec. The Bostons captured the tenth
goal. despite the combined play OF Mowry
and Garlic to prevent them scoring. Captain
line INSIDE OF limits In min. As sec The
next three goals were taken by the CALIFORNIA; The
eleventh in twenty -Hvc seconds Morgan and Aowry
being closely associated with Tho downa tho twelfth
fell to Care's unerrng aim and vigorous arm In
I'm 05s., and tic thirteenth TO Morgan IN 3m. 3Os
Time called ut this uncuro. and the clubs were re-
luctanty parted with b. the spectators The Bostons
are improving, and bv this evening they may give
tho Caliornlas trouble than they bargained tor
There have 10 goals played the score now stand
ing-Caliiorna. IS; Boston, B The cup Will bo pre-
the winners night. The following the
sdcs:-
CALIFORNIA CLuB-BLuk
Nell Mowry (Captainl r. j. GARLIC,
q n Morgan $. Faber
BosToX CLUB-RKD.
i. A. Fu!lcr (Captan, A. q. Colby,
Charles Hoyt Joseph Phillips,
Frank prue, James Ryan
TIN rRoTTIxG
The trotting event, purse Of $780, for horses that
never beat 2:45, brought out Eve starters. Peter
Mupee's bay mare Filtration. ridden by E. H. Doty,
tho race hcats. Tho favorte Slverta was
badly beaten Some OF the spirited struggles for the
of the audience.
GLMonE's GARDEN, NEw York, FRIDAY EVENING,
Dec To- 1S76-Purse $780, for horses that never beat
2:45; mile hcats three in Ave. under saddle weight
and distance barred; $50 10 the nrst $25 10 the
second aud SIS 70 the third horse.
Peter Mance's b. m. Flirtatlon (Dotv)......
Voorhees, u Co. y b. m. Florence Scannc
(S0nIorul .
John Hazlctt's b. g. Fitzgerald (Rogers)....5 5
William +. Weeks ". IN. Silvertan tWeeks) 4
Dr. Heard's b. m Annie (Cronninl.. *5 IS
Time, 254la-2:5a5 a5s-2:56-24l.
Set back for running.