New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-12

Aggregate handicap. ...1s Aggregate handicap
Tho game started at ABS p. m. and the De-
vonians who were the popular choice essayeo rae
ing tactics their object being to pump out thelr
opponents in about two periods. AS Referee Johh
Z Covden threw IN the ball James kusts look It,
and he and George Eustis exchanged sharpy 10
the house border. The latter and Collier then
nlaved well into each others hands until the troop
bnncbAd IN mid-feld ditched ball then gave
some trouble and another that was stamped uhuer
the sod by a pony caused a Atte deIay. james
Fustis and McFadden were the most notaole play
ers In the initial eight minute tu9sie' their over
hand shots and backhanders being favorably com
roented upon by the experts present For repeated
leads IN full career Stevenson was, however the
gem OF the outfit his carries despite determined
opposition. resulting In three goals TOT Devon De-
fore the first interval was ordered ZIP PACK OF
the goal line by Point judith player deoited tha'
The ODDS we're now heavy on the Dey9nian sand and
FlIstis came more up into the game IN the second
rerod the former scoring brilliantly for an opening
arS Fnsfis punging in effectively. Notwithstanding
tn strong combination that Wheeler and McFad,
Sor Point judith Wheeler and Stevenson also scor-
ing for the other side OF the mouse 49,. D,vu.u
Stevenson Was a feature OF the third period while
McFaddeno dextrous play along me mouse hi, nb
nony were also remarkable incidents James
t,ustiss miss and Wheeers snot over ms head TeYe
Teu Sfevenson's carry toward the west goal ana
WcFaddens masterful return As pretty g0a4 as
w " s,yer made was that scored by w. {. EustS
no a shot under his pony after George Eustls had
.iosted' the ball in the opposite direction py d
,aDgent stroke Hazards prompt side cut plcKed
aTnsiiss clever tip under Hazards pony and then
rnsh through the ruck became the signal TOT louc
90 y,rolonRed applause. Two goals Tor W g. tustls
60 ane for his brother George, IN this bout put
- score az 10 for Devon. so that there was
aa az chance for Point Judith in the final
"s aGar four minutes blank play the com6atants
Aanebt ali their science TO bear, ana William
r. r. ,bs old fashioned kind. such az he adopts IN
" " rnn,onship games goal falling 10 his ma!let
- nonse0uence. Then a hne Tor salety nltuhg
a az Inc Devons put the score even, ana play
ASA. ~ ire flavor OF a battle for blood. Collier
t o9 NE an old warrior and marshalled his forces
Ious ~ SKILL and Wheeler became his Nemesis
WI Stevenson got away on a lead Then William
iEcb and drive the ball up west az terrinc
ace HIS onslaught resulting In an upset as the
pportss punched opposite the west goal, the daring
psar going 10 earth rather too suddenly for pleas
uIe mind m was the most remarkable that has
It ~ in wears eleven minutes over time being
ocCuu-rded before stevenson put the ball through
The Point Judith uprghts 10 WIN the game lot
Devon by a single goal. r.-.. ...,oA . .o,o,d
Dsy9od 3. third period. i fourth period Total
of., .. third period. 3: fourth period. ]; total
Pc Referee John e cowdin Timekeeper' X
MTCree n?row Saturday the Myopia players meet
~ Westminster (NewporD veterans minus haho-
me n Tor the Wsstehester Polo Club CUBS.