New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08

POLO HANDIC4PS OUT.
The Players Who Rank the Best by
the Official Figures.

H. L. Herbert chairman of the Polo Associa-
ton. announced yesterday the handicap list for
the coming season. Players from thrty-three
clubs in all parts of the United States are
rated while listed in the association is the I'd
Cavalry Polo Club IN far off Manila.
Teams and pairs whose handicaps aggregate
less than their competitors will be allowed the
number OF goals between their own handicap
and that of their competitors The handicap of
any player in his first tournament shall not be
less than two goals, and players in that class
appear in blank in the rating.
Foxhall P. Keene. Of the Meadow Brook Club;
Lawrence Waterbury. OF the Country Club, Of
Westchester and r. c. Agassz. of the Myopia
Hunt Club. Of Hamilton. Mass, head the list
with a penalty of nine goals each. Harry Payne
Whitney, of Meadow Brook; j. N. Waterbury,
jr, Of Westchester and James E. Cowden, of the
Rockaway Hunting Club. stand next with eight
goals each.
Thomas Hitchcock. tr, of Meadow Brook,
must concede seven goals. while those who are
rated at six are Joshua Crane. tr.. Dedham;
Charles Wheeler Bryn Mawr; Edward NJ. Weld.
Dedham; Devereux Milburn. Myopia, and Daniel
Chauncey jr., Rockaway Hunting Club.
Kingdom Gould, of the Lakewood Polo Club,
outranks his father, George ]. Gould and also
his brother Jay. Kingdom is rated at five goals.
his brother at four and his father Stands at
three Neither Alfred G. Vanderbilt nor Regi
maid c. Vanderbilt will have TO give any goals
70 opponents this year, but r. La Montague, jr.,
will have to allow five whenever he plays.
August Belmont is rated at three goals
The handicaps in full in the moro important
local clubs follow:
Country Club Of westchester. West Chester, NJ I'll
eoLoTs SCARLET white cap = l. Blair dsl efar 4
Aayerney e; ;: 81 g. HaTeeyeT r. q G. s. Hoyt: E
c. Potter. 3; Edmund Randolph; Eugene s Reynal 4;
southampton Horse Association, Southampton, Long
Island: colors white cap Harry P Robbins dele
r Robert Breese J. q Parrish IT.. Harry p. Robins
Meadow Brook Club. westbury Long Island; colOrs.
" qs SysF a. robert 6 Sseon
smo6 HslGn " ug g. RegHad Brooks
c. r. DuvaI. q W G EEstis 4; r F. r E PSh a
Johnson j. F6ShajI Keene . H ks6 6 q
Tor Kns 9 P Fss 3 8 PhpBs
f Phipps, ?: E w Roby, 2 W Rutherford $ J. s.
s stsTSns q s s6R e Vns Whit
ney S: s wiIiets. /; Bronson Winthrop. ?; E. L.
RocEaTay Hunting Club ceaarhurst Long Island;
f Samcr q Apder saS o. lie Grand L Benedict IT,
Brokaw, L. Woodward Brokaw; Thomas w BrooKs u
T9Dnsena g. 6ufeeR 9oe4 3 r. J. coier a F. s
ConOver Elliot G cGTdin 5Shn CheeEe 1,eT Dnna ~
g. Albert Francke 81 l. Fran9ke 2 r. T. Fr9nc Ie 2;
HarpeP jr o; W A. Hazard 8: H Hoqgh Mcpherson
Kennedy tr Montasue Ia Montag9e p Ia Mon q,
sssrs & LORD La M o. Tr 5 Mar.n
HuTr I O. caTs G. Rand + Iarance B. Rand
3, W blanchard Rand. 3; Erving Hascan Rand, o. D.
vaadeF POei. !: W Hasted Wander Peel /; Thomas F.
white jr. o; Cornelius W. Wickersham, O. I'll,
and black George Gould delegate, John Daiiett r
oG Eins 81 PeR o9d s. oq af6 r. cSa
Fl s. Lyle. 8: Peter MaTtIn o; Benjamin NicOll