The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16

Association, has judged at the Chicago
horse shows and he was one of the leaders
in the broad policy that sent the champion
ship to Onwentsia. He does not think the
Eastern players will slight the tournament,
indeed he believes it will attract more at
tention and better matches than any cham
pionship that has been held since the early
ones in Prospect Park. Brooklyn.
When at the Philadelphia Horse Show
said Secretary Hazard, Il had a talk with
Charles Wheeler Of the Bryn Mawr Polo
Club about sending a Philadelphia team TO
On wentsia. He told me he wanted very
much TO do so and il sounded as though
he would get up a team, although II was
impossible for him to speak positively on
the subject so far ahead. / think IL quite
probable that both Meadow Brook and
Parkway will send a team. The New
Haven Polo Club fully expects 10.
The Chicago people are so hospitable
and do so much TO give visitors a good time
and look so carefully after their comfort
that it offers q great inducement to players
to go out there, Then again, for the best
interest OF the sport, the players realize
that il is important to play not only in one
large city but as far as possible in all OF the
principal sections"
Nothing has been heard from Boston,
but as r.. l.. Agassiz has also been a Judge
at the Chicago horse show he understands
the situation and may try TO get a team 10
the West. Agassiz, Robert g; Shaw, I'd,
Adelbert Amee. Or, with either Joshua
the Dedham Club, would form a strong
combination. DevereauK Milburn played
back for Myopia when the team won the
championship in 1904, and also last summer
when Meadow Brook put Myopia out and
pionship team was: /. F.. S, Reynal; ?. j;
NJ. Waterbury. Jr.; 3, l.. Waterbury, and
back, r. l.. Beeckman. This season Reynal
is back with his first love, the Country
Club OF Westchester team. With j. c.
Cooley, +. C.. Potter, +. C.. Havemeyer OF
&. c. Love, who is an onwentsia member,
the Country Club team has played some
good matches. R. l.. Beeckman is abroad,
so that two changes " been made in
the Meadow Brook first team.
As now made up Meadow Brook has a
stronger. team than ever, for with the W
Waterburys are H. p. Whitney and Deve-
reaux Milburn. who Of course plays back
They have enough players at this Long
Island club to make up two or three teams,
the list including Reginald Brooks. j. s..
Phipps, Paul j. Rainey and H. C. Phipps.
Rockaway holds the junior championship,
and the team TO go 10 Onwentsia would
probably be made up OF W. A.. Hazard.
r. La Montague, Jr., r. j. Collier. P.J j,
the president Of the United States Golf
Association.
Louis E. ~stoddard. the best player Of the
New Haven Polo Club, broke his leg in a
match at Hartford in May and he will hardly
be in shape to 20 TO Onwentsia, Yet the
club has abundant material from which TO
choose a team for the junior, but the senior
championship would he a chop too high for
the Elm City poloists. Bryn Mawr had
teams in both events at Newport. On the
first team were Alexander Brown. II. NJ.
Harrison, r. Z. Strawbridee and Charles
Wheeler, while for the second lineup those
In the saddle were c, r. Snowden, Victor
Mather, W. II. T. HUM and NJ. @. Rosen-
garten, Jr. The Bryn Mawr players are