New-York tribune., 1899-07-12

Dsvons though. were vsiby outplayfng the reh
men by this time, and two more goals by snord.~
settled the question beyond cavil Kendr,cL...
catches OF Monte Waterbury's drives in ana
Whseer's replies rc Potters dexterious shots hst,
the spectacular features Of the play the close of
the period "
After quick lead OF and goal by Kendrick IN
the second bout. play became exceedingly sclentlA,
on both sides so that the ponies had to race I'd ana
down and around the field while their riders .x
changed excitedy for six minutes without a score
Then McFadden left his opponent In a three min
ute bout. and after two long drives and cley.,
crosscut scored for his side amid great applause
broken ball next caused few seconds rest
and then Larry" Waterbury plunged in viclously IA
make things hum for the Country Club and after
he and his brother had executed few Of the re-
markabe overland and backhanded strokes for
which they are both famous Larry" clipped az tina
sphere under his pony's neck and forced the ball
through the enemies stronghold 10 n hurricane OF
plaudits his opponents recognizing that there
was a young giant against them. An unfortunate
hooking OF mallets by Monte" Waterbury debted
him half goal the second period closed the
score then standing: Devon. s; westchester, Sh
The third period was all in Deyon's favor ana
showed the full strength Of their combination AZ
being superior to the individual excellence OF the
Waterbury brothers and ED" c. Potter and the
conscientious labors Of Eugene Reynal. who showed
up on the Philadelphia field.
On the throw in, at saz o'clock. McFadden and
c1rons o pSn Saa sn Dd the Ras 4.
sphere north. and the Pink goalkeeper had all he
ship being hoted and appreciated at It's true value
EGr few he s" ae4 se1 IN s
ly getting In a stroke that sent It cas-. Potter
then raced out the troop and HI, across hsld pret-
ronied of them TO behind the line the referee Of
declining shs r. 1 sn % pad sd1i 4.
ball through the goei posts easily for score
turning n ls'I in Knd. after which the sphere went
north McFadden and Eugene Reynsl keeping
close GG Them Ms Ss on bn s m ". po
session, until Reynal got him on his stroke a.
would S6s rdm KndS yH aaaS to .s
opposite ns pavilion a sayns sse a. in sood sys
to quarter eld ED and up to the goal posts but
elusive sphere passed an inch on the Wrohs s,ae s
down south, but 1t resulted in nothing. for Potter
got on for lead to east border ana passsd IL 10
Hendricks great brown cobb with the white socks
put him IN @ front 50 that he s'or .ne the Ps cats
wilted and respite was ordered for general
change. .,.-
sSS Ss persa sosss w ifSSS
off. The latter, team fought remarkably hard f9r
with S"a and RssPs SvSse sa
them safe Kendrick making the call credited 20 the
@ Tss sr 9afo Pas Ma aSS on
held for a moment after a stick. and then some
R5a R9 Py boy. the and
among the spectators. slightly to the latters' dis
comfture. although the ponies were back into the
game almost as soon they had left Il.
The game was much better all through than when
the Devons met the Meadow Brooks, because play
ing against younger team the sport was more
evenly carried on. That the Devon Is the best
young quartet on the circuit cannot now be ques-
toned, and 1t behooves the Country Club 10 get
lis delegation better drilled before essayng 10 win
trophies open to twenty goal players
SUMMARY OF THE SCORE.
Han First Second Third Fourth
d.cap period. period period period. Totala
Devon ::.::.....9 = ..$su e.
Referee. ballet 3r Timekeeper-H. l. Herbert.
To-day the Rockaway cracks will meet the
Meadow Brook champions for the fifth time this
season. AS, however Nicoll is not likely TO ap.
pear he having business engagement to attend
TO- the Rockaways. Keene. Cowdin and company
may not get their revenge as expected.
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