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the direction ard the bali went over
the line wide II the goal.
The blues then got 1t and brought II
back 10 center. After a scramble. Cap
tain Fo.svth hooked the ball out and
dashed NJ The field. He passed 1t to
Stewart who completed the run and
handed it to Hanson who slammed 1t
through before the blue Jays had a
chance TO Interfere This deal was
uepotiated inside of one minute and
twenty-five seconds of play.
Stewart ducked in and made off with
il AGAIN and carried it almost the en-
ire lenrth of the field. He went
through Cor a score before the rest We're
hardly under way, making the second
GOA in two minutes and eleven seconds
Of play. Then there was series OF
PASSES in the center of the field ana
at three thirtv-one Sam Baldwin got
away with il ana scored the eighth goal
for his team.
Hanson charged right into the bunch
rs soon as the ball was in play AGAIN
and went M the field like a flash,
swinging on the ball and riding right
along with it. scoring his second goal
at four thlrty-seven, Just one minute
and SIX seconds after the previous goal.
Ar FIVE fftv-nine. of the time of the
third period Harold Dillingham; cracked
the ball through for one more. Hanson
blocked mis- drive once. but he got an
other chance and landed the goal.
With less than a minute and half
left Water Dillinghom got control or
the hall and stayed with It, scoring the
sixth goal in the third period with
seven minutes and eleven seconds of the
time exnired. The whole bunch stuck to
linn right through to the finish, hut the
Cavalry were not allowed to interfere
with his movements.
Cavalry Penalized.
Twice at the start of the fourth
reriod Hanson made away with the
spbere and PLAYED all around the goal
nos+s hut failed to score The Oahuans
ner,isted in blocking and finally Harold
Dillingham cot in lire with his stroke.
Cantain Stewart bumped into him and
was charged up with foul, but Harold
went on his way with the ball and land
cd goal after two minutes and thirty
FIVE seconds of the fourth period was
M. At three thirtv-eight. or one MN
n+e and three seconds later. Walter Dbl
1,npham drove the ball through from
the field. Sam Baldwin then made
sensational long drive. but the ball
SHE'D off and passed outside.
4 series of pretty passes finally gave
Harold Dillingham; the ball and he came
through with a tally at five hfty-elght.
With nothing more accomplished the
fourth period ended with the score thlr-
teen to two and half.
The fifth frame was hard struggle
and nobody scored. The field was covered
from, end so end with the Cavalry dong
some good defensive work at blocking
the ball around their goal line.
Breaks Polo Stick.
Sheridan had an excellent chance to
score at the start. He got away with
the ball and was well in the lead when
he broke the head off of his mallet and
had to give up, while the blues came
along and copied the sphere. Doctor
Baldwin finally took it in tow. He
carried it we'll up the field and then
gave it one wallop but the ball went
10 Que side Walter Dillingham; dug the
ball out of the bunch twice and both
times went off for long ride, but each
time he missed on the final stroke.
Then Sam Baldwin took a turn at it
He got it over on the society side OF
the field, way up close to the Cavalry
goal He hit it a gentle tap and trotted
along with it until the ball was directly
in front Of the goal. He tried to put
it through with a cross stroke in front
of him, but missed the ball. The other
blues came along for try in turn
Doctor Baldwin took a whack at it and
Sheridan blocked. and the period ended
with the Cavalry standing the blue jays
off at their goal.
Doctor Baldwin Scores.
The sixth period started at the Cav
airy end of the field, and Doctor Bald
win knocked a goal after thirty-four
seconds of play. The whole bunch few
down to the other end of the field and
while the others were dallying to get a
whack at the sphere Walter Dillingham;
swatted the bali through for goa
with a backhand stroke.
Only two minutes and eight seconds
of the sixth were up. and after a series
of passes Walter scored again. The
timekeeper' watch had measured of
three thirty-six, and the score then
stood sixteen to two and a half in favor
of the blues.
The Cavalry made a strenuous effort
to score after this, but were not able
to get the bali through. Forsyth got
the hal and started down tho field He