The New York herald., 1877-07-29
HERALD SUNDAY, 49, ls77.-QUADRUPLE

corner and with the aid OF the Messrs. Bryce IL was
again placed in front ot their goal But Captain Fear
long distance IN the opposite direction. II was
along the western boundary hne, with Messrs
Fearing Robbins and Rogers going after IT at
lightning speed. IL was knocked over the
line and the first TO get crack at H. II tossed
in Captain Robbins, followed by Ir @. Bryce. and
The ball was now near tho reds goal again. AT this
point Mr. L. Bryce 'lifted the object distance OF six
Ieet IN the arr ana Tue game %s as excng as can be
OF their goal, but 1t wss no sooner there tnan IL
was knocked out oil bounds 1t was
Tho east aide with the captains charging for II goo
style. the lormer at tbs point playing to the best
advantage The nall was now IN the Invest corner
ana going at = rapid pace IN tie direction OF the
blues' goal 1t was now IN the centre OF the lot and
after Mr. Rogers had gwen II good blow Il was sent
over the Iue Alter IL was thrown In MIR f. Bryce pot
In good style followed by Captain Fearing and every
inch OF ground was stoutiy contested. 1t was out
bounds aga n, and eitsr being brown in Mr Rogers
played g. advantage tor the blues; the reds were
determined TO capture the eoa prevent their oppo
nents from dong So The bal was repeatedly front
got a"ay. The brilliant playilg OF Cap
ROBINS aud Fearing was estecinv no.
ticeable toward the close OF the games. The blues
toward the nnish got tho OBJECT their goal with
the and OF Messrs Brooks and Rogers but was got
away by Mr. ROBBINS, ana was soon Knocked out of
bounds near the ladies' garden, and after IL was
tossed in Mr.. Fearing sent It, with the aid of
Two noticeable blows. to his goal again: bu Mr.
Robins hard to prevent il from going
between the pennants. The blues again placed
II where Mr.. Robbins had found II. When MIR. c.
Bryce returned 1t, with The captain Of the blues at his
the object IN from OF the goal, and, fortunately his
brother, who behind him, and the latter sent il
between the pennants, capturing the first and only
goal for the reds.
II was one OF the most exciting games ever ulayed
here, aud the reds gratuated uponlher spen
did victory by their opponents. Tme thirty minutes
SIXTH GAME,
Mr. @ Bryce and Mr. Rogers charged the former
reaching the bali hrst, but missing II was struck by
Mr. Rogers, followed by Mr.. Fearing who made a
handsome back stroke. Then Mr. /. Bryce struck II
tour times IN succession, he was followed by
the irreprcssble captain OF the blues who played at
this point as never poois played before He the
pail three times Ia succession Knocking from end
OF the Tot 10 the her, leaving the other players long
distance IN the The reds got object away
the blues goal aud then II was repeatedly out
bounds tho said goal. Alter Knocked away
by The reds Messrs. Rowland Robbins and H. Bryce gave
1t several telling knocks although he spectators could
scarcely discern tho ponies through the fog they APP
pauded their riders Tor at this point game tho
playing was remarkably good Messrs. Rogers. G..
Bryce and Fearing then played to advantage. The
blues, however. succeeded IL placing the ball near
their goal Then followed sharp playing IN close
quarters. The reds Knocked it out Of bounus re-
peacdly, hut were prevented by their opponents
sending u within radius oil lew ieet from
the la.ter's goal. The blues worked hard; so
did the reds. and the spectators with eyes s,rainng
distinguish the players in The fog clapped their hands
and crei bravo" a. the pluck developed by both
SIDES Mr. Robbins won TIE game Tor his opponents,
Tor while attempting To strike II back while il
within foot or Two OF the aters goal his pony per-
formed the job for him. knocking through the goal
which counted for the blues. Time, fifteen minutes