New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
)EDHAM FIRST.
WESTCHESTi

Referee Hazard threw in the ball at play at p
n and Forbes jumped at it Ike a cat after
mouse and drove 1t west In brilliant style Then
came some pretty work at the goaposts. but the
ball was bound 10 go through from Forbes's clever
nallet first blood thus falling the Dedhams
Then by mistake, the players dallled with an out
side ball. and the referee ordered them back 10
the line. AS 1t shot into midleld, Reynal tried to
interfere with his opponent but Crane tipped H.
Beecknan getting IN pretty saving stroke later
Reynal should next have come through. but he did
not and Forbes would have scored had not Monte
vaterbury's rnalet blocked the ball An over
hand stroke from Larry Waterbury and some
pretty play on Clarkes part resulted in the oal4
going north and then across 10 the east corner
vrbere Forbes gave the ball the proper slant and
scored amid tremendous enthusiasm. ReynaI next
got chance for a long lead and as the players
punched In the east Larry" back tipped well so
that Monte" got neatly and scored the nrst
goa for Westminster.
After a change OF ponies, Clarke registered TWO
goals for his side the last after he and Forbes
had taken a pretty run. II in the second period
where some Of the choicest polo OF me uay W.
plaved Crane had put the ball 70 centre ana
Goodwin had shown a splendid play, unt.i Beech
man put his avoirdupois up age!nst Pia!ggIb al
yfsyT Ws;erb1ry saved the goal and Mont
t0Ok the ball across the field. Larry theh CsIiS
s2s N INTO an oside stroke that Sent mis- mallet
into sp.ners. he then prettily inteIleIang VII and
egain dipping the sphere along with his headiess
sick The Dedhams complained as az
mar brought a new mallet 10 him but the reIeTee
cid not see IT, Forbes scored two minutes 4aug yi
he only goal made IN the second pedlor whlch VIII
t~~ic9te the rare housekeeping that beechIiia"
Capable Of Beeckman almost SartleG =, ~ for
g. ans heavy bout, and much credit Il que ti' -'
tn me third period the Weschester men as go gUTG
Is shot their bolt and right noDy Q4C my ~
themselves For opening Good~ln % NC rt.e AN
hams rolled lightly OF his pony ahu the "a
49, Nav 10 its stable companions. r OF ly-llSSs
seconds later however, he showed HlIIse4. ~
IN the game by sending the ban % r 5bscsTnsr
Of WeStC1eSteI-
rfI'shed himself by getting hned qiartel %
8 goal FOR safety hitting. Monte a L S
So,Ssvsr changed the tune OF the sceptcs by luIi-
ne hard driven ball neatly interfering wen WIN
- S11svar IN yellow and then shooting out west IKE
verftabla meteor and SCORING 10 most FOC4--'
applause Goodwin then lent a NIUE Varl5e: 20 ~
Proceedings by running INTO ForDes M W, !,
~ 10 earth and his pony rolling over MIN w !Li
another mount he was. however soon pack INTO w
eSwe and he and Monte" Waterbury KEPT te
yeferee busy registering goal Tor each hei II
guidance by carrying the ball IN orilhant stye tls
<ull length OF the green, and then alter SOM .ous!
irck scoring in fine form his Drotner Monte
6unUcating the deed in the overtime atler Larry
fe5 Looted the ball toward the posts.
soroe uretrv racing by Reynal next ensued pu!
me Dedham signal system was telLns US Iale an
Cohesion on the part o. the yellow. men mao
,,e,,+ars 40 easy that after Monte Waterbury
- scored once in the hnal period his team never
erstn saw the Dedham stronghold. Cn the con-
t~a-v the Dedhamites Clarke, Crane ana r Orpes
ea~b visited the WestChester house II turn NldIAt
getting BY Beeckmans guard no less man th !t
s,,,as ebAfore the bell rang The summary OF the
score follows:
First Second Third Fourth
period period period period To;a
Tsaham Csandicap a. ~ 81
referee W A. Hazard. z. Mitchell 'imekeeper