The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-28
wALLrNGFoRD NEVIS.

There was another exciting polo game in the rink Saturday night be- tween the Wallingfords and Water burys which resulted in a we'll earned victory for Wallingford by a score of to 1. The Brass City polo players came over here with their strongest team determined to win and the local players were as determined that they would not. The game started in hot and continued at the same heat until the finish. The first goal was caged by Tierney in 5:36, and there was no further scoring until the last period, as both teams done great work. Tier hey and Dawson were in great form and done fast work Maynard covered his position in great style, and did some rare blocking. Janelle played like little f1end and would not let Wa terbury man with the ball get by him. Curley. at goal as usual was impreg- nable and made many wonderful stops of hot drives and the only one that went by him was in hustle around the goal when all were mixed up. The Waterburys played fast polo, but were outplayed and only by chance escaped a shut out. The score was as follows: Wallingford. Waterbury Tierney.. ..... Rusher.... .........S Shea Dawson. :. ..Rushers... .... Griffin Maynard .. ....Center.. ...... .Conley Janelle Half back. ....Williams Curley.. .......... Goal.... Bailey Won by-Caged by. Time lingford-Tierney.. .... .....5:36
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 Stops-Curley 12, O'Malley 2. Second period-No scoring. Stops-Curley 13, O'Malley il. 2-Wallingford- Tierney.. :. ......2:05 S-Wallingford- rd-Dawson.. .... .. :31 FWallingford- -Tierney.. .. ......2:03
 Stops-Curley 13, O'Malley S. Score-W Wallingford 4, Waterbury 1. Fouls, Maynard, Janelle, Bottemly. Stops-Curley 3s, O'Malley 25 Referee, MT. Lush.
 l The Meridens will play here tonight and the game promises to be an excit- l ing one and the locals are bound to | win from the Silver City team or die in the attempt.
 | Bottemly, recently released by Wall ingford, was here in a Waterbury uni- | form and came here on the floor to | spill Griffin in the last period, and he and Janelle came together in the cor ner for a lively scrimmage. The ref cree called a foul on both players.
 Mizpah chapter, o. B. S, netted s2O by it's recent entertainment in town hall.
 The athletic association of the Con- gregational church will hold an irn- portant meeting Tuesday evening.
 Thomas Smith and daughter, Miss Bertha Smith, of Cherry street have gone on a vist to Hartford and Col l linsville.
 The trustees of the Masonic home have purchased portion of the prop erty between River street and the lake and got refusal of the remainder. The Wallingfords will play polo in l Waterbury Wednesday night Friday night in New Britain and Saturday night the New Britains play here l Attorney Rene von Minden has gone with his family to Greenwich, Mass, to reside.
 Miss M. E.. Barrows is registered at lnC LlN lNlISoto1lC III w dSlllilS tOll, aD. S., where's he is attending the convention of the D. A. R.
 Thomas Tierney has sold to Gather inc Carter of Meriden lot 50x150 feet on Cherry street.
 Mrs. Hattie E. Doo1ittle has been granted a divorce from Dexter o. Doo- little. They were married August 13 1867.
 A. L. Post has been elected recorder of seals and trustee of Ivy lodge, K. of F., in place of Rene von Minden, re- signed.
 The bearers at the funeral of Mrs
 Jane S. Elton Saturday were Noat Linsley A. L. Judd, W. I. Todd and B $. Hall.