New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
POLO.
OPENING OF SEASON AT LAKEWOOD
WESTCHESTER DEFEATED.

Lakewood y. J.. April % (SpeciaD.-rhe openins
contest for the Herbert trophies played to-day
at Georgian Court Lakewood. before a large audi
ence- The polo field was lined with drays auto
mobiles private busses and vehicles OF every con-
ceivable description. and. George ]. Gould re-
marked the scene was not unlike that presented
at Narragansett Pier when the Point Judith Club
hoids It's polo garden party. Among those present
We're Major and Miss Cooley F. c. Potter Mrs
Laurence Waterbury and a party OF guests from
the Westchester Country Club Colonel and Mrs.
Andrew jackson Smith, who have recently leased
Mrs Frank Stevens's cottage; aIr. and Mrs. WILL
lam Leslie, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Calvin Mrs A
Sydney Carpenter, General and Mrs. Frank NJ
Freeman. Findlay 5. Douglas. w NJ. McCawley,
Miss Edith Roberts Charles ingalls, Marvin. Mss
Anna Edwards Ferris. j. Russell May, OF Boston:
Henry X Hadley. Frank Damrosch. Mrs. Fred
erck Dutton Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ ST. John, Mrs
A. II. Green, J. H. Bradford, Miss a. Phipps. Miss
Grace Lessenden. District Attorney E A Phbin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Billings. Mr.. and Mrs ". A.
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. z. a. Manice. Miss Jessis
Holiday Philbin. Mr.. and Mrs G. B. Post. Fred
erck g. Lyon, J. H. Proctor. Mrs T. A. Rodman.
Mrs. John Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ~ Caldwell.
OF New-York; Mr.. and Mrs F. Kernochan. the
Misses McCook and Miss Anna Sands. Mrs H X
Devereux and Miss Devereux. of Cleveland. Ohio:
Mr.. H. c. Wheeler and Miss Helen Wheeler. OF
East Orange. y. j.; Maitland Alexander. Mr. and
Mrs j. ]. Kay, j. II. Childs. A. D. Mattica and N
W. Storer. of Pittsburs; Mrs. II. E. Nesmith and
Miss Nesmith. Mr.. and Mrs Fl t. French Mrs
Thomas " and Miss Donoghue Mr.. Charles A
De Courcey. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Deschere c. J.
/ Braxman. of New-York: c. L. Corning of London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tibbitts OF Boston. and
Mrs. julius Roosevelt of Chicago
Promptly on time III. L. Herbert. the referee,
threw the ball into play. and at once the West
chester team essayed rushing tactics. Potter was
the star of the visiting team. and was the life OF
/ his organization. Burden playing well to the cap
! tan's naet and picking up handily several diff
in strongly and was exceedingly eTectIve but did
not not run up on the ball as hard as ne might have
The best OF the orange and back brigade, how
won applause. He held his we'll in hand unul
| the Mes5chester players had spent their energy
On going in for the fnal the score stood: Yellow.
| ers watching the clock anxiously. Westchester
| saved whitewashing after Converse had rushed
goal goal -, Potter then made difficult shot TomST;
! team The summary follows:
/ c. c. OF wESTCHESrER LAKEWOOD III
IL III Burden BielF II SsnAaSs. Asssnder
ahoSald I'll Vi g0f5 Bf5sav @ sits 2 Martin s Fa.sa.
Total ................. 1O Total ............. II
goal aTossns oPponsSs Sr
SECOND PERIOD.
| Goal. Made by. Team. Tins,
Played tTo minutes oysTms teams changed paass
J THIRD PERIOD.
alexander Lakewood .oo:2l
Il D.
Lakewood ................ 400
Play ceased time: Westchester fined onshat goal,
for hooking malets by Blair
FOURTH PERIOD.
| &c. Converse ... Lakewood ....-... 1:3o,
| -Weschester -....---....
D 3. Ma
i T.. 0-3o
Lakewood o:so
4 Play Lakewood fined half goals.
Blair crossed close IN.
i front Of Blair.
REHABILITATION
westchester-Earned goals s. allowed by handicap. ?:
4 lost penalties. /: total T. LakewOOG-Eerned
goals lost penalties. 1: total Defeated West
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