New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28
lNERcANS WIN EASILY
os,rwt,eIm English Polo Team in
Practice al Lakewood.
srIaHING RIDING THE RULE
low Brook Team Has Little
n;Heulty in Defeating Some
Fast Opponents.
... telegraph 20 Thc Tribune.

,B y J.. April 27.-Engiands
.,,orai polo four WAS Overwhelmingly
S's', ~, an America team. helped out
saes'-i r. Herbert Wilson. of the Brit
- here to-day The net score was
- Goals To ?. The Meadow Brooks
"a &c careful attention 90 the strategic
fasne .se game defeated the Reds. the
F@' fur bv a score Of s goals 10 g.
a. complete English four again in
Idle interest ran high among the
OK ..lovinr The outcome was disap-
~ Il the Britons are hiding their
sc I'D their sleeves the concealment
9 most sknfuIiy accomplished. At
I'm BON for lengthy shots. especial
-, aackhand swings of the mallet the
r.s excel They ride We'll. but the
- have not developed the expected
rap.ain !. Hardness LLOYD. on En-
the star ot the English string, was
,,.,ssd by - L. Agassiz IN stirring
=, for eoa. Thc Americans all dribble
=. ,su TO- position in better fashion than
-. Brtons. auG with Infinitely superior
erection.
81 II Barrett and Lieutenant \. Noel Ed
-.,as The former is a fine horsemsn.
"a mtt.ng is only fair Lieutenant Ed
,.ris proved aggressive and speedy at
anss
~. .rer.csn side He kept his ponies 90
- ar gallon hit well. keeping the ball
- Of opponents. He often captured the
- s-orn The slower EnglishToen, carrying
I, ,lors OIL the drive or drib5hng as occa-
son req lirel.
L. Agass.z. On Silver dsels, MADE
.,.,tsc,,l-r run across the field with the
al in The s.x-, period Cfter riding or
CAPTAIN LIcyd He was compelled 70 make
woe shot for che goal Tor the tally. II
vas The spectacular goal OF the match
IRE Meadow Brooks devoted attention 70
--vins cur ponies. working new tenn plays
ard watching positions closely. The score
rss lsfr 20 take care Of itself. Harry
PAYNE Whitney displayed marked improve
msnt a. bis place IS No. 8 by scoring the
1rsatsr ryu5er Of goals. He worked splen-
6Gly viii Dsvereaux In some new ccmoi-
nations from the backs position
Ls..s s.oddard was the best on his SIDE.
ctsa hs rode off the Vatsrburys in thrill
n, fashion Foxhan Keene and Malcolm
Stevenson were also good, each getting into
me team plays with marl..l success.
Tl-a1:hou- the playing was fast, The
pozss getting plenty Of breathing gallcps.
The scores snd line ups follow
GREENs ENGLISH TEAM
ST, f-Aley brown 80 Lieutenant r. -.
Ne 81 r. thomas. . r mes
80 s--ar-a-n H. r 10. Captain T u.
wilson Barrett
zac.-T cane. r L NJ Lieutenant 4. -.
assss1 Z wards.
BacS--Captair J. II.
LLOYD.
1rs --a.s. ......I2 Toral goals. ......... 5
s,s's --r-l8. Tar Creens-Jos7rs Crane, s:
-.-r-.- Heroerf wilson. 3. =. 7 AEassiz. O..
f,3r1 g. Thomas ]. Lost Nv Tenalty-l4 goal
'.- s1,-.v against r. L. Asassiz. Ner score
ia goals English team-LieCsenant r. ". D..
sa.Des 4. Lieutenant a Noel Edwards. l..
- 81 -enalty-none. Ne- score goals. Time
o. gsue-EiEht periods OF minutes each.
-es-Capta.n Leslie -. - Cheape.
MEADOW BROOK. REDS.
50 u. Waterbury. No II c. Cowd-n.
70 81 ~ Water So &C. q. Rumsey.
bury ir. SO. 3-M. stevenson
EseE-D. 81 burn l. f stoddard
To.a. goals. {. Total goais, g.
Goals scored tv Meadow Erook-Harry PAYNE
Th-aer 5, Larry Waterbury. . James ~.
Ws.sr-urv ir . Tev4reauN Niiburn. Net
s,,rs goals For Rscs-Foxhsu ?. Hsene. 2;
Na.co.- stevenson. I. Yer score. goals
Tine of esme-Eight periods Of six minutes
esc- erec-Cyrl Lee