New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

George ]. Gould's summer and winter home near
Lakewood y. J., will be the scene {. strife TO-
MORROW and continuing until May IL AS Oh the
occasion Of the initial tournament held here last
year, the trophies offered in the form of silver
cups presented by Mrs. George J. Gould and H l.
Herbert. the chairman OF the Polo Association
Special prizes also 10 be given IN these and
other overnight contests. which latter will be ar
ranged TO sTlt the younger players and low handi-
cap pooists who meet in regular match play the
First time this field.
CLUBS SENDING TEAMS
As already published in brief in these columns
the clubs sending teams to the tournament are
Lakewood Bryn Mswr, Country Club OF West
CHESTER Rockaway and Camden. and there will
also be freebooter team made up of members of
several clubs. II is doubtful II the members of
the California team. Walter Hobart, Joseph
fobin Lawrence McCreary and Thomas Driscol.
VINO recently defeated a quartet. of English play
ers' VIII be able to arrive East in time TO partic-
pate in the sport at Lakewood. George J. Gould
organized two teams for Lakewood this season
instead OF three, last year.
The Lakewood first quartet is composed Of
George j. Gould, Robert J. Collier. Lawrence
waterbury and Benjamin Nicoll. Except that the
Veritable cyclone Larry replaces his clever
young brother. Monte Waterbury. this team Is
me same operated last season and which won
NE Georgian Court Cups. Mr.. Gould has also or
.ahized low handicap team, consisting of r. l..
herbert recently graduated from bicycle polo at
NN'Nhd"ayS seward Cary, one OF lIe OidcsI ana
eieVerest members of the Buffalo Club: J. II. Proc
Tor. OF Myopia and George Woodnan. OF Lake
"ood' who operated on low goal fours last season.
ror tne Lakewood tournament the well known
DeFoh players. Randolph Snowden, George ken
arick' Sd, Charles Wheeler (whO is on his way
East from the Pacific COAST and George McFGd-
aen Will represent the newly organized Bryn Mawr
S4no' With Albert Il. Kennedy. Of the philadelphia
country Club. in place of Mr.. Wheeler. this Devon
stran.a hes already shown great form against INC
ana now that Mr. Wheeler plays at No the
honors a., IS tnat the team VIII carr OH pieiiiie
IL did In 1899
For the Herbert trophies calling for lower goal
.s..h, George Gould and II. j. Collier Will sub
-'su1uted ranking as Bryn Mawr ID
SOME OF THE FREEBoOTERs.
ihe high handicap freebooters Lakewood will
:. clarence Mackay. John E. Cowdn, of West
cHeeier, Albert L. Kennedy, OF the Philadelphia
niiexet Club and r. +. +. FIinsch, OF Meadow
Dioox- For second team. lower aggregate,
lanes Converse and Peter Martin VIII take the
dyeIs sdys represent. respectively Rockaway, Phil
eorrtbannla' Westchester and Meadow Brook, bcI
or against al coIners thus discovering weak
her n ess ss he ~eG ereu eS aas
the a. Potter. an experienced member. and one OF
JJ'fneo team vita Isaac Burden, II. Brokaw and
preinsirrv r. who have already been seen IN inc inc
captain a"o,scap os men z L. Beeckp an who has been
1s s1.' VI several Westcbester steans IN the past
the circs, st,ng ing up low handicap quartet to tour
At,@o Narnden lS. CD team. that the
haien hinsn neld in the initial tournament in March,
cI,,es together for the Lakewood meeting, and IN
Wb..ss, W. J.. Sslmond, r. l.. Barstow, jr, II. c.
ginnsssr and A. d. Kennedy Jr., all rated as be-
Fner az minimum handicap
ant >ychsway. as FOR many years past, the gal
WIiI,snns ns'sr father OF the sport on Long Island
Clever w psyr psy IN tha r9' can ar o.
Wonx. .neayyweights; Rene lie Montague the boy
poIn ~. who matriculated the Rockaway bicycle
&onuns,,1s and r. r. Collier the master Of the
paar-~1tn foxhouDds. whose fcrceful style in polo
MIN among the top notchers F. s. conover
I" rot play until later IN the season, ac-