New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
UNDER HIS PONY.

UNDER HIS PONY.
PLAY was resumed at $780, and the field
crossed and recrossed by the players. In hot
scrimmage Rutherford's horse turned short and
fell down with his rider under. limp was Ruther-
fords memento of the fall, but it did not prevent
his resuming play. Agassiz was compelled 10 make
a safety minute after playing was started in
order TO prevent Keene and Cowdin from scoring.
The first period closed 4O5 o'clock Score-Hock-
away. 2; MyopIa. minus u
Play was resumed at AIS, and the New-Eng-
landers showed more steam. Cheever barely
prevented the visitors from scoring in the first
minute Cowdin had the ball thirty seconds later IN
front of the visitors goal and drove 1t high In the
air six inches TO the left OF the goal post Fast
work followed by Show and Gardner who were
robbed of the ball by Keene the Roekaway
goal who then brilliantly ran 1t back he was
When he broke his mallet on the final drive The
ball was going straight between the posts when II
sroaned' The big New Englander improved his OPP
portunity. and fifteen seconds later had It down
a pretty shot 1t was only minute later. however,
when Gardner scored the first goal FOR the visitors
helm Of his colleagues. scored the third goal for
the home team 1t began to look like an easy thing
for Mr. Ksene and his friends. but the complexion
OF affairs changed Just a minute and half later
when Gardner scored the second goal for his side
went down a peg when Gardner scored the third
goal of the period after one minute min OF playing :
Rockaway to "a for Myopia
MR. KEENE's BRILLIANT PLAYING.
The third period begun at 4:5i and once more
Keene distinguished himself with great run with
the ball clear 10 the visitors goal. The contest be-
came furious this point. and bad temper was
shown each side. Horses were used for battering
rams 1t came pretty near being OF any way
to win. Neither side had an appreciabie advantage
Keene and Cowdin were matched by Shaw and
Gardner the latter never missing fair stroke. Then
all at once excitement was at Its height with
the ball in Rockaway territory, the accident TO Mr.
and then Shaw got the ball and scored the quickest
goal Of the day In half a minute With Mr.. Keene
out, the leader ship fell upon Mr.. Cowdin. and he
bat;ed like Trojan. The next goal was the one
a half minutes Fay won it for the visitors The
game ended 5:i0l2 with the Aston Cup secured to
the New Englanders By score OF "a 10 "a, Cow
din having made safety in the last period. which
carried a penalty Of one-quarter OF goal. The
visitors received rousng send-on for their game
struggle. but It would have been OF more generous
proportions II the Blue had won It.
The scorers were George l.. Myers. Marion Story
and f. II. Allen. and the umpres j. c. Wilmerding
IT, f. c. Potter and Q. W. Bird.
Among the many well-known people present were
the Barren and Baroness Wardener the Duchess De
Dino J. Il. Hartman, Rene La Montague, Mr.. and
Mrs John c. Kilbreth, Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Richard
SON Mr. and Mrs Benedict. Mr. Boodgood Henry
T. Body and hts party. Judge E., c. Murphy and
Mrs Murphy Judge Laimbeer. Judge Neu Captain
Schroeder Police Surgeon Ford. DR.. c. Weber and
Mrs Weber r. l.. Coe. H. l.. Herbert's party, T.. c.
Potter's party Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Bell John
Hurley. Miss Hurley. Andrew Beard. T. L. Woodruff
and Mrs Woodruff, Mrs. Usher. Inspector 2. J. Nc
Iaughn. W J. d. Campbell. Judge Steers J. j.
Burns Mr.. and Mrs. John Heller, ]. f. Cowdin and
Mr.. Gardner.