The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-21

with the best team work. Each had an
object for every stroke, which told par
ticularly at the start Go on, Larry" OF
swat for JOHNNY or After you. Monte!'
were the polite and telling cries from the
Wanderers and these tactics enabled them
to make the score to 0 in their favor IN the
The Freebooters did not get going In
such harmony until the second period,
in which they made the score to against
them. Each team made two goals In the
third period Then, for the remainder OF
the period twenty minutes In aIl--despite
all efforts, it was drawn battle, and neither
side could win a goal.
Cowdin's whack at the ball to begin the
play in the first period ended In turn by
keene who made for goal, only to be check , Cd
the bali to middle field. Keene and Cow
din bore the brint OF the fray, which re-
suited In some lively up and down work.
Finally. Agassiz got In after one OF keene. 9
turns and got the ball to Millburn, who made
the ball out after brisk work that had lasted
for minute and AZ seconds:
Play in the open followed the throw In,
ending with Keene sending the ball out at
the side, and in the next rallying Agassiz
had a chance for goal that failed to con-
were changed and with fresh mounts the
men were back into the fray.
In the rush after the throw in, Milburn' 8
pony-he had Red Oak out caught it's
rider, with every muscle hardened from
athletic work, bounding along the turf in
front like a golf ball After time to re-
mount, keene and Agassia again worked
the ball to Milburn, who failed for ,gOal
on good try. Now the Wanderers lined
bah to Monte Waterbury and snowde en-
just failed for a goal. After the throw in,
the bah was always In the Freebocters'
territory. Then L. Waterbury had IN
opening and made three telling strokes.
ball and Cowdin, who had bided bis time,
The next goal was sprint. L. Waterbury
caught the ball at the throw in and OBJ
tanned a second clip at 1t, when Monte
until snowden came up and shot It between
L. Waterbury again had his mallet on
the ball at the next throw In but keene
on anvil style, for nearly four minutes.
Cane finally had the ball out near he grand
stand. When 1t was thrown back. amid
the yells Of stand occupants and the folks
under the trees l., Waterbury got away with
It and shot the ball on to Cowdin. Crane
pretty back stroke, sent the ball to the
goal. 1t hit one Of the posts. and just as
the gong doomed out TO end the period
the ball caromed from the post through
the goal. This lucky goal was useful at the
finish
Keene, on the flying Texianna, forced
the play at the beginning. Of tho second
period. but through the picket line placing
OF the Wanderers men his Efforts ended
more often in across the field ehots than
the Freebooters fancied. After two minutes
On the bali to Agassiz. fIe haa clear field
for two shots OF 1t, when L. Waterbury
doomed up guarding the goal. The latter
made ready for a backhander, but the ball
hit his pony, and before he could turn
to play 1t, Agassiz was In command and
able to make the count by a third fine
stroke.
Tho next goal in this period, after nearly
thirteen minutes, wn5 made by .Agassiz
by another good run. Of three strokes. L.
Waterbury missed his chance to turn tho
ball, and Agassi2 scored.
To begin the third period Cowdin got
the ball free and lined out nicely, 90 that
Monte Waterbury made q goal with the
watcher stopped at "a seconds.
Keene e" gained i Tor the Freebooters. Crane
Milburn' 4 rescue Of the ball from L. Water
bury through trick Of the poloists in
Indin. lie lay fat on the pony and played
minutes and 20 seconds, for the Wander
ers. L. Waterbury might have gained
one for them sooner, but that Keene hooked
his mallet, buckingham style. Birds eagle
eye sew. the trick and he pepalized Keene
for the foul.
Keene gained tho final goal scored and
played like Trojan during tho long
non-scoring interval to the end Of the match.
The Fresbooters three times had the bah
out at the Wanderers ond, but the luck
yvQ htaf WnnhaFAvc
l.. Waterbury, a Pillar OF strength at back,
did not force their tircd ponies and put
up u successful defence for every attack.
The summary:
FIRsr rrfIoD.
Time Eiopsed.
F1rs, goal-CcudiH, Wanderers. 10 min. ~ see
Second goal--Snowd den Wanderers. &c sec.
II ird gool- Waterbury, Wanc'rs. min. 10 sec.
SECOND PERIOD.
Fourth roal--AEassit freobootcrs.. . min. a sec.
Fiith goal-Agassis. Freehootcrs. II min. % soc.
THIRD PrMop.
sixth gohl-J. n. Waterbury, Jr,
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