New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10
PHILADELPHIA FIRST.

70 Information at hand the teams competing this
afternoon with their handlcaps Will IN al Pioo"-
bility be
RoCKAwAY SECOND PitI-A DELFHiA FIRST
+ $s::,.i..:... J. + F n ssaGsss :::::
Aggregate handicap Is Aggregate handicap. 10
This is subject to change especially as 70 the
Rockaway team as the applications filed oflslha"y
gave f D. Porter Savage. Case and Frahcke' Du'
that was while the Philadelphia games were so'e
on when Messrs Hazard, Savage, Conoyer ana La
Montague were allowed goal by handicap pS 'ne
First Philadephians and then defeated by IA
goals which may have some bearing on tou'
line up In that game Robert f. Stra"oridse
played forward for Philadelphia. whereas IN 10
days battle ROsengarten. a somewhat quicker out
not man plays at No ].
The Rockaway players have not been very TOT
nate recently on their own field, for last "eeN' d.
fully reported In these columns their secohu 'e"'"
consisting OF Messrs. Hazard. Case La M'h'"ei,e
and Francke was beaten 20 thu tune OF " soa'S
TO "a. after allowing the Lakewoods soal ''
handicap: and their first quartet-Morumel' ~"
din, Keene and Waterbury-earned only "a to"'''
against scored by the Meadow Brook l"s"'
Blues AS however this first team peat 'no
Meadow Brook cracks goals TO on May " !" d
three period trial 10 goals to on June 2 wheh
Mortimer was Injured and 81. goals 10 on juno
&C. the Rocks" are by no means back numoer
yet. and as they and the Meadow BrooK Fts'S
are entered TO compete for the Cedarhurst thiru
event Wednesday next. July T. II + Jus' poo''
Bile that fortune may smile on the Rocks once
more and II So then It will be nip and tuck De
tween these two delegations for the remainder Oh
the season.
Tomorrow. Tuesday. July Il. the DeVoniahs-
snowden. Kendrick Wheeler and George Mr i. as
den total handicap 22-will meet their od rlEais ,
from Northumberland. waterbury Fotiei -, an
Beeckman, total handicap s.in me ,cSeye1 team
f,v ha Coda
wins play against "Wednesday Nv WV, ,irs to-
dsv viii meet Saturdays winners in the nnel 20, tor
the Cedarhurst Cup on Tuesday, JGy ttoo,rrnton
which comes the tournament OF the Sou'""N'P''"
Touching tomorrow game between Devon ana no
Weschester it IS Of interest 10 reihffn4gl rbstor
called second-Gould. Cooley r. .oi'S Sc a,,d
Meadow Brooks-stevenson, Appleton. j. b E lh;I5
and Roby-and that the Original IIs' ts'ia aeason
Men s1'"1 WaTtterBury. Beeckman and Potter who
played in the order gyenLTas oe iiSn - by Pha
delnhia FYrst-Rosengarten, Wheeler George Nc
b cent am me nre.cnt tsam-Eugene Reyna Larry
waterbury. Potter and Beeckman-to Phia9ei--
ag"aIs heat Hard Conover Cowdn and La
Montague OF Rockaway; l2a. 10 -. IN the nrsc
Westchester team beat the Lakewood PLAYERS. y
70 Sig after allowing ne Later 3 goSas Soais
I'm hand. put up the closest nnish OF me Se.soi i
nmamf{ 20 E %d'S nus Won Inc Morre trophy by
The small margin of one half goal. 800
As 10 the history made by the Deyonlahs tills
season on their own field for the Valentine Cup
they allowed Philadelphia rlrsts-Carter, Koseh7
garten Kennedy and Strawbrdge-l goal, ana
beat them ISL 10 TO- and the following DAY Won
the trOphv by a score OF Il 20 Gt4 in COMPETITION
with the philadelphia Seconds-Al temus, Zelieh
Hnckle Smith and Frank McFadden-"h nom thty
allowed , goals. At Bala the Devonlans az
lowed Smith ROsengarten. Kennedy and Frank
McFadden / goal and beat them. - 10 D. as q
trial for the Morren. and finally took the cup out
Of the Westchester grasp, as stated above. rCt
the Alden trophy the Devons received SoaIS
from the Myopans-N Norman. Aggassiz ana ray
and rode through the Bostonians TO the tune OF
II. TO t.. then put the Lakew GODS out OF posses
sion OF the Alden piece Of plate by bea ting them
~ 10 ga, after allowing them goals Last
week the Devons played the First Philtdelphias
without handicap. for the Ladies cup. ana
10 10 and only succumbed TO the Meadow Brook
earning IL, goals against the Light Blues ia. all
OF which Is record that any young club should
be proud Of
With these facts in mind polo enthusiasts Will
probably attend this weeks play with Increased
interest as the information Crystailizes The dongs
on circuit so far. All things considered some
royal sport may be looked for before the Cedar
hurst Challenge cup is won and lost. for the play
ers OF NeW-York and Philadelphia are now wound
UP 20 concert pitch. and the combatants know
that keen spOrtsmen throughout the country are
centring their interest on the games polo being
today generally recognized one II the very Few
pure amateur pastimes open 10 lovers OF sport Tor
sports sake.