Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-21
POLO
STONEW ALL
 FRANK SUTTON
The Waterbury Lad Play. ing We'll Out in the West Players We All Know Sorrow For Ed Hipson.

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 The Fort Wayne, Ind. News gives the following accounts of polo games played in the west last Thursday night:
 Danvilie, H.. Nov. 17-Fort Wayne won from Danyille last night i'll an overtime game by the score of , to 4. It took the visitors nearly twelve mln- utes in the overtime period to cage the winning drive.
 The features of the game was the stone wall defense of "Fido" Sutton. the goal tender of the visitors, he hav- ing 61 stops. Phil Jason made his first appearance with the Fort Wayne team and took all but one of the rushes from Lincoln. He also got three of the visitors five goals. Ley don and CanavaR also put up good game. For the home team the work of, Jean and Menard was fine. Lin coln who played first rush did not ar-. rive in time and the game did not start until 9:15. Danville had three in and outs. The lineup and score: Danville. Position. Fort Wayne. Campbell. .... First rush ....s Jason Lincoln.
 Menard. ... Second rush ... .Leydon Campbell.
 Jean. ... Center ..... .Canavan Hardy....... Halfback .... McGrath Mullin Goal ........ Sutton
 First period-Leydon .45. Jason S:20, Menard 80, Menard 3:29; Sec ond period--Lincoln .45. Jason 5:3O, Leydon 3:45, Lincoln .01; Overtime period-Jason 1:50.
 Score-Fort Wayne 5, Danville 4; Rushes, Jason 12, Lincoln 1; Stops, Mullin 5, Sutton G1; Referee, Lowry.
 Logansport, Ind, Nov. 17--Logans- port scored its fourth consecutive vic tory at the Olympic last night de- feating Lafayette by score of 10 to 5. The superb floor work of Bone and Mercer was a distinct feature, while the long drives for the visitors, of Wi ley, brought rounds of applause from the spectators. Bone and Mercer took turns at working the floor thus saw ing their wind, while the Lafayette rushers were tired before the third period started. Bone's first tiye-second goal was scored by his throwing the ball into the air from the spot striking it as with bat when it came down. Members of both teams wore crepe in honor of Eddie Hipson, the dead Fort Wayne 1rst-rush. The lineup and score:
 Lafayette. Positions. Logansport, HouEhton. ... First rush .E.t. Bone Gavitt. ..... Second rush .... Mercer Wiley. ...... Center ..... Mansfield Devlin. ... Halfback .. .Holderncss Tibbits. ..... Goal ...... Mitchell
 First period-Houghton 1:20 Mer- cer 4.07. Bone TOO. Gavitt .52; Second period-Bone los. Gavitt 40S. Mer- cer 4:24: Third period-Bone .05, Wi ley 20, Mercer 2:19, Mercer 5:4S, Bone or. Gavitt 1:10. Mercer .2S.
 Score-Logansport 10, Lafayette 5; Rushes, Houghton 2. Mercer 1. Bone 13: Stops, Tibbitts 30. Mitchell 90; Referee. Hadley; Attendance 1000.
 Indianapolis. Nov. 17-In one of the toughest games of the season. Mar ion won from Indianapolis last night at the Auditorium by a score of to 3. the Foxy Five" losing one goal on fouls. The visitors got away one point in the lead in the first period and the locals were never able to over come this slight advantage. In the second period the visitors fairly ran away with the locals. Lewis alone caging four goals. In the closing period the pugiIlstic spirit of the two teams knew no bounds. The Marion team won by superior team work and the great defense in front of their goal. The following Is the lineup and score:
 Indianapolis. Position. Marion. Higgins. ... First rush Lewis Hart....... Second rush ... .Harkins Miller. ..... Center ..... .Doherty Gardner. .... Halfback ....Cameron Harper. r..... Goal ....... .BannUh
 First perlod-Cameron 30. Hart 12:3o, Doherty .26; Second period Lewis 3:31, Hart 1:41, Lewis 2:0O, .Lewis 200, Lewis 5;07; Third period. Hart 3:37.
 "Lost on fouls.
 score-InSianapolis 8. Marion ]: Rushes. Higgins g, Lewis 3: Fouls, Gardner, Harkins, Miller, Cameron @, Doherty; Stops, Bannon 2S, Harper %; Referee, Moran; Attepdance 1.4O0.