Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

l, Bone Has a Big Lead on Rushes- Harry Starkie Has the Best Record at the Goal-Tommy HoldernesS Leads the Foul Makers-Other Polo Pointers of Interest.
 Every week during the polo season the Democrat will publish the records of the players of the league, just as the records of the ball players were reported during the summer. These records will be compiled from the official scores of the various teams and will be found interesting. These rec ords will consist of the number of goals scored by each team during the week the names of the players mak- ing the goals and the number made by each, the number of steps made by each goal tender, the fouls and who they were made by, and the ruSheS. It will be kept as correctly As possible. The following are the tables for the past week:
 Team Scoring.
 Hartford scored the most goals hav- ing 20 to their credit. New Haven IS next with 2T. Waterbury and Meriden 23 each, and Springfield p.
 Individual Scoring.
 Wodtke of Hartford leads the league on goal getting with 19 to his credit. Jason of New Haven is next Wiln Is, Curtiss F. Bone II, Parsons, Daily, Russell and Lewis 10 each. Pierce 6, Cotter and Schofeid each. Jean and Mooney each, CauaYau and Doherty 2 each WLipile, II. Whiting. Hayes and HoldernesS l each. The goal made by IIolderness, however, counted against his own team for he placed it accidentally ill his own netting
 Rushes.
 Bone of New Haven leads the league by good margin in rusheS. He has A. to his credit, Schoheld 20, Daily and Russell 19. Pierce and Lewis IS, Cur tfss S Jason g. Wo1tke and Griffin each, Canavan, Jean and Parsons l each. Tie ?.
 Stops.
 Harry Starkie leads the goal tend CTS with 1G6 stops to his credit. Cuslck 140. Lations 135. Ee1fernan 12f, Fox 112.
 Fouls
 Tommy Holderness has the most fouls with chalked up against him, Doherty and Mooney each, Cotter and Bone ? each, Griffin. Whipple, CUsick. Russell. Lewis. Hefernan, Canayan, Lations and Schofeld 1 each. The only exciting feature Of SAtGr- day nights polo game was the fact that overtime was required to enable Waterbury to beat Meriden, in the latter city. the score standing to D. Both clubs lacked team work. and tine rushers failed to connect ill many at tempts at passing. The game WAS fast in spots. but lack of concerted effort made the contest tame from spectators standpoint.
 Both teams played hard in the over time. Daly finally getting the ball on q clean pass from Parsons and landing it in the netting. Hayes played good defensive game &t haIfback. but his forward work in feeding the ball to the rushers was faulty at times Lewis the young amateur who is playing regularly with Meriden now. showed up well and it is believed he will make a fast man. Summary:
 Meriden. Position. Waterbury Lewis ....., first rush ...,. Parsons Russel .r... second rush -.... .Daly H. Whiting .. center .. ..... e2n Hayes ...... halfback HoldernesS Cusick goal ...... .....FoN Won by. Gagged by. Time. l. Waterbury Daly .. .. .....1 :54 2. Waterbury Parsons :. .. ..9:O1 3. Meriden Lewis .. .. .. -. :42 1. Meriden Lewis .. .. .... :39
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 ,. Waterbury Parsons .. .. ..T:1t 6. Meriden Russell .3:24 '. MeTiden Russell .... .. .3:31
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 8. Meriden Lewis .. .. 4:42 9. Waterbury Daily .... .....1:4 40 l0. Waterbury Parsons .. .. ..5:11
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 il. Waterbury Daly :. .. ... .S:36 Score: Waterbury 6. 9Ieridcn ,, stops, Cusick 24. Fox 8; rushes, Rus sel 6, Lewis 1, Daily '; foul. Holder ness; referee, Leahy; timer, Pagan.