The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
ENGLISH VISITORS At POLO
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tturtinWham Stni Notina Nhead.


.,pui , ptrEr,I flur ~ ,hs Rri,Ishcrs
hay" Iift~'i no rup
o. - fh- internal sonaI up brought hack
from Ilurlinshlnl Last year by Msados Brook
'nrt - uaaut 81 rour-e aud rhozs shn a-s
fhr question ar~ polotsiz sho have In revis'
tho siuss ~ IN, Ran~lhsh player. and M"
Prrr1.. uaf- 10 ~. tournament. nf th. Point
Ititlfh country btb and N. W~-f hest ~
Polo lub 'hs latter stiil going on az New port
WafrtnE Lord Wodehou-s whp - tn West
Africa on q bts game expedition. AMI the
Dus~ ~ EnXburshs tho obi Etonians
shn challenged and cangells,s Tor the trophy
~ the request 1T the birmingham com
mites have al b,...n tn m. saddle and
, 'renf-ll. Lord Hugh GrnsvenoT. the
fnri ~ EpckstvsE- udrd bv \ Gtll
~ Tlns,axh aud mustered bv him A. q
team from that London club
ti.-idea Harry Rich. Who plave, VA tho
-~'Nnd mate m 1t the intsrnhtto nalat Hurting
ham and hat perhaps the b~zi mounts. aud
another Ensli-hman u Rugby. " Hald-
Inc acre guests OF pa Prince and formed
Sith the odd Nyopta true hlue. u l.. Asas-iH.
the Point Judith r-rrouu-t- Hard Hitters
would have been less fanciful 49, q name
We are seven. ths Britl-her- might have
s,d With WortsW orth.. ,h,li. and any team
from 'hi- nucleus u ould have been formula
bic IN an international contest
In the open championship. the new polo
association hNtuTe for the cup given nv
! u Thomas. Jr tho Ranclazh team an.
neXed tho rtls frpm Tho Perroauets In the
mai last saturday and the trophy will re-
'urB Stth them across -~a- they Choo-~
but under the conditions u may only he
play for annually ~ feld designate ~
IN thu country bv the polo association
There were In addition individual prizes
for the winners
20 take up N" play here Na- q surprising
reversal Of form In the ui-hnal when the
Pcrruque's beat Meadow Brook. on which
team - Phipp- VI Waterbury, Jr .
VI stevenson aud l. Mlburn played the
places - namrd Ia q handicap match
Meadow brook would have conceded
EoaIS. yet the undaunt 81 Perroqust- won
the game played without handicap- by a TO
s.. goals They scored to Meadow Brooks
q. hui penalties for fouls or Sa'e'i", reduced
, tie totals
A. for rh" final. the Two Crenfells Rock
savage ani ell. PLAYED for Rtuelegh and
bra' 'he Pcrrouue'- by .. 10 ~. goals
Il Gr"Hfcii ua- No !. and , Grenfell. who
~ flns ht~ strong right arm a. though The
eminent surgeon Sir Nlfrei DpN ming Fripp
had not cautioned him Of the danger NJ
twisting D. into kinks. plaVei No On
Nunlay last a. New port the same Ran"laRh
four won from a nu" picked team, l.
Stndiarl. VI Waterbury,. ir " Balding
ami u NIrburn. hv o.. goals to -
Nj the British p.ay"rS 20 With a dash
right up into the game, and Il hey have
ever been bothered bv rcnemhran"c- 81
no oT-rIa few could tel u They have the
bo-' 81 g.ulis,- and none - heINi~adow Brooks
has had any the b~'ter ~ " In mounts
In the .,mi anai forfhe open championships
Rauolagh bat PLAYING Gro-yenor tor
GtcufcU. Isa' Bryn Mavr ~ i1'l 30 -
There's are ~ ro1 q, b-' "a zen them IN the ha1di-
car 80 hat "a the same match. made a
double header hv The committee. the Penn
sv.yAullns captured N" Narraganseit cups
'IGi, to ~
Not 80 long ago in another Point Judith
event Meadow BROOK. hut With L. Waterbury
instead Of Stoddard a. No. ,. beat Bryn
Mawr by !: goals to ?'s The victors re-
tainei the senior ChAmptonShip. A. the sam"
lineup had Won u IN 1919 for Meadow Brook
I.sing Hrya Mlvr A. the trial horse the w."
matches Nvuid make close lin" on form
h..tve"n kan-laTh and Meadow BROOK
I' does not answer 49," mootsd point. hoN
ever. how the above mentioned Han"lagn
-emi-nnill-'s would Var" With the inter
m SECS - = Whitney NOR" than 1t would
any Of tho LOT Their" - a gap IN hts ah-enc"
that uo other player ,an III. for 10 gen
'br.s' ticSi r1sIti"s Tor a "sptain Men on
h.. team no hear an order from Whitney
ub"y j. with the c"nidcu," ~ football
In me two Waterhurys and pevereuS
MIEurn th. Meadow Brank club i in posses
SION ~ Ru unegualled trio on American
grounds. hut th.y need - boss 80 10 at their
b"st when he play J. eN"lllnS lh 80.
bi. "Wn rosi,ion hover AZ TIE heel o. The
hunt ard -hou's the commands that make
the team invincihle j Na'eTbury. VI /,
j. a great nudge ~ pace and ~ accuracy
and distance in hitting qualities that en-
able him 20 take chances that would often
send a less able player to the hospital lst
. - Ia B. A 20 81 a
exception o. hts brother. than any ",her
hiyt cll~- PLAYER n bur NO q he four
, team on VI WatArhury and Whitney than
On any other ,ombinSion that could Re
kmatch ina. reveals that nc BTitishar~ Will
not 20 back With the id-a 'ha' Ne have hut
on" team 81 las too 9iaS" "a ne nrsi
Nv I Ii G f" Greni-ii. Lord Rock,
;,,yass and 4 49,, Ga" ~ won rem rae, Me-"
1a a's 81 I2'f rR mSd' y y o; s,rawbT'dss
and hack & Snovd"r. nv goals 20 -
Actually the New haven team made u
goals but 'hr"w away The match on fouls
by Crans. Tweed and Thomas Vet v
of hish class poloist- nov in IN" hnerican
game Instead nt becoming moro common
under Nhe more frequent OPPORTUNITIES 20
play they ar" really q -tand-thl. and u Is
To- or doub' -. II the best cight men given
ponies ~ equal merit are better than ~"
,ame number Who headed M" handicap Ii~'
uowsy.r' the Meadow brook interna.
tIontl tsiA or tho iWf'" -su'UT rhumpiInzhip
teams are equal to any four that may ~
pi' ked from any other polo a~-p' ta'ion
sub. the former j. ~ COOL "a team -
, NmaFt"a has ever pU>-"ru@l AMI Ia ON
Unrtbly bsttcT mounted Act. Judging hv
the visitors a. their host. 10 retain he
Internal t0nal match VIII ba no CtnCh The
opponents TO -at over Will not b" clihm~n
, IOs-Ibly AIDED from an enjoyable LONDON
season but st-,rHI MANLY -pldi"r- GA
furiOugt fToT active -eTvt'". TIdink has
h"s.n part Of n" days work they v'll ~
found tirclcs- and wirN AMI ad"pt- ~ N"
yame from mat'hs- wfh the most dare
devil hoT-eusn tud ,leInr~'. slr~-' hi.trr-
IN the wurli. the native p"ipis's Of Indla
Whoever defeats them viii Sn"N they hav"
had a mif"h
A. sK-rtacle- me international matches
viii h.. worth -.'.ing. whoever wins Their"
Il. - vast difference bstNecn country hOu-'.
hufnhlepuppy polo. the -ort that Women
may ride as'Tide and play Of. and cham
pion ship bstwr"n great players Ordinary
polo l. often dun enough 10 watch and II
must often b- dun 20 play When b" hard
Ttderz aud sur. hi'teTE take the place u
'h, potisfrr- On the field T. ~ u panorama
10 oIs.u the eyes The Briti-h~f- haN" re-
,-ll~d the ahillty IN IA" recent tournaments
- live "a 10" gaIn. ~ any pa" 49, hN their
American opponents When h.af~n they
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