New-York tribune., 1899-07-15


Aggregate handicap. Isl Aggregate handicap' ''''H
. cooreo Carey Of the Buffalo Polo Club, came on
o.,auy IN study the tactics Of Eastern poioists'
"a &c the most of referee affords admirable OPP
nor,urities for so doing he gladly accepted tne
invitation to act in that position ana dcau'''.u
himself well his peculiar method OF throwing ,,'
hall in underhand however being deemed haio'y
nuzzlng enough 70 Illustrate cute catches iidu
Covdin resorted to such practice. There oelns
no,birg n gain by this no advantage was taken'
IA IN fact. play throughout the four periods was
certainly slow enough to admit or the cheery
visitor marking the methods Of every man en-
gagged.
Cowdn was In his element and made exceuent
80 80 tba onnortunity TO practise around field
sbots pickups out OF scrimmages and quarter
ground drives from border to goal posts ana III
aralv nlaved right through and all around every
other man on the field, thus showing what constant
nractice for several years can achieve indeed as
an expert observer remarked, had Cowom oeeh
b,indfolded he could Notwithstanding his two natch
Games in one week and other days practice work.
have outpolnted any other two on the neiu ne &c
was first on the ground ana the last 10 leare "
after the game closed al ~ bfween @ periods while
his colleagues were resting. ,.u 49, .ha,r cid. .,
,tnrslly MIN 80 followed tht the Lakewoods win.
and so events proved the team scoring In all eleven
times TO three ds goals s5paSe maGe Ave. e pae i've and
Collier one while Kennedy made two and Hazard
the opposite slue' d s"iS'' nv '''0 ~
ballet s'Vs was in good fette and quickly realized
sstept she snd smoother mdded play than he has
given in time Gould at forward ony nsrby once e
mounted his persistent riding on partook oI .ny no
nature of a waltz around his opponent AT IN many a
might safely have ignored the magpie striped goal,
keeper Collier ba ked conscientousy, ana & was .
weIi horsed his breedy chestnut mount pens
pony to swear by on rapid long drives ana qulek, a,
M Ia on
swfter cattle play nowadays IN He style
buskng up asan5 inst naTs5 ysstersy
were evidently off their edge and pernSps o reg.f. bo
ted the absence of their comrade stTawbridge VINO =,
nungs In over vigorously. and while Kennedy
pIucy interfered with Cowdn on tne ooqncss ncke
the powder" he is wont TO put into them Hazard
certainly cleared the way for him past sne paw.
away but the black and white players i,rrsa %a,ie n
simply would not respond a. S Sth ou oc
casions when his cross shots might otherwise have
been picked SP asadn ad ss sn always in his
and the "Invincibe" was of course. his superior
oETo.aay l there viii be no official match, the semi.
final for the Cedarhurst cups going 10 Devon by de-
on account of the indispositon OF one OF their mum
ber and not on account OF some or II r Whit.
ars At his fathers place at Westbury. Young Whit
| ney has to use catch phrase. ponies to burn.
and even the loss Oh nan uVSch "SN' sun 'So's
| him superbly equipped. ,, , a.,
As today Is Saturday and the clubhouse Is likely
| to be crowded with visitors Of both sexes. there
| viii OF course be match mprovised TO AFFORD
| them amusement. and young Rene La Montagne
| Cowdin Conover and perhaps Foxhall Keene, will
| probably meet a team OF players from Meadow
| BROOK. assisted by one or more members OF Other
| clubs.
| No game Is scheduled for Monday next, but or
| Tuesday the Devons should meet the Philadelphia
| players in the final for the Cedarhurst Cup. Or
| Wednesday the Southampton cups will be playet
for by n Rockaway team and the Lakewood team
| Whether or not the games for pairs will come on
| is now questionable.