The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-06-10

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IL, ,m;,,.,ia S.,d nm, h. sat 4, fnr .o.i th,
a,,,,rn a. % ,is,ar s,,Iix .sn So.,, on nno ~,
,ho ionn,st hits a,ar sea, IL, /. ,,oio save
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,ha,e "" ia nv, % III n, Lo,mca T in ,hc,n nm,;
DO ,,rr;Hc hi, hsara n,,i what 10 sa;,i ~
W;l,nrn'. ability in that line ~. u"ri;nD'
ham Tbs Jiract;nn was ,niv = vard ,'r ~,
,,, os tho wav Tho Lo,i g,,;no M,t ovs,
,ha an.i Mo ~ eh
.p.,.rsv voy ooo, syor,
On the backin wbitnev and 4 NJ Water
hurry yerc monument Ia ch"ci.;n,. Wilson a
hi finally I. Waterh,rv h;,tin,, for rnai
I'M wo;ng o,,t s;Io "a ~. gnnu so,,uj' vi
Ths 2,ngi,shnar had nlave1 wH,h Tho nj
,nost vIgor throupbout this period. nj.
though tLe h,ck had bron nvnin.i Them
and they were. nn,lu,J.d m"st heartily
nv nil tho orc,,nn,,,s nf ,h,, wes, stand
which ,hev had ,m ,,s.s In r,,,,,rniny To-
, their pony sheds The apn,a,,se. by the
way bad snT,ny IN ,ii,e wilitire after
de,cnder The uirLnt .bots in The wav
of snplause had commenced during m.
nrel,,,inary gn,lops and n solid yol!sy of
! ,her, had foiIowed every nlay of the real
game /, vas an absoiutely fair assem-.
! blare there was no gloom when i, looked
n fbnnuh tho Enp ltsh ahOtN ~
| taln ths lend as on ,he f,rs, day II was
evident thai tho ph,ck and sk;li of both
camns had gained them friends on every
! aide and that ali such triviajiiies ma bet =
/ ting had been forgotten and ignored
| Fairly in the seventh Ueriod Nilhuru
made n fine run for three hits 1, Water
bury and NJ Waterbury, getting me ball
alo sho ane ~ ,.os" ,'e u, MS ,ha ,.osi
In. In Wiison,s Irock;n /. Waterh,,ry
,nad. a Loan n,;.s and ths Engh shnan h, :,
,h ,i '"' ''''77 anu '''e ''s s"'''''" '''''
'he "'"
WILSON SAWS GOAL
Whitney stopp,.i Ehwarts's hit and
after two dribblinp shots sent the hal
over TO the Waterbuiys They mygle,,
! II along between them and I. Waterbury :
| hi for coal would have scored hut for n
daring save nv Wilson AT fill speed From
midtieh play Niilburn sent one of his long
| hits 10 Whiiney who passed the hall tG
j. NJ Waterbury. the latter ralloping with
| il toward the goal Lloyd was in the
way but l.. Waterbury rode him on and
j. N Waterbury succeeied in makinp :
/ in the game by the Americans
They then led by 81, goals to 2i.. but
they were destined to fose an entire goa
| by two successive foul penalties against
W;,",, y,i,, - ,h ,o' @ ~
second was =. more spectacular one. Whit
ney had made a side shot for the goal
the ball resting before the two posts
( Wilson was after it for a save when J.
Waterbury crossed him and knocked the
ball through 1t being a foul stroke l.
Waterbury was penali2ed. and the goal
-,
HAND hA'h IN EIGHTH PERIOD
There was roundabout play in the first
, part of the eighth period AT one in
stant when the teams were aligned man
against man along the west side of tn,
field Wilson hit long side shot toward
the east boards. All the riders turned
and darted across the field in pursuit
the charge being as solid as IA squad OF
cavalrymen and The quick evolutions also
slgrestinR a figure in "A country dance
Ii was q head and head race. from whicf
Whitney. who was riding Louis r. Stod.
dard's English mare Ballerina. was IN.
first to draw clear He led the compan ny
by two open lengths and hit the bal
along the boards. Aiilburn then got tw,
whacks al il but Wilson turned il and
Cheape taking command galloped alonp
for a try at goal. but bad direction sen,
il outside the posts. More roundabout
Edwards broke by q second hit over tn.
American goal line
N""~N" 'u'"I' "'N'N'
<,:n'', I,.,,,,; II ~, r., :. III ~
was not TO be denied. and he made the
goal ny we'll placed MT. whltney
a'er ,lhu az pu. NJ Wy rhsnsh ehu pS
them nearly making another goal. In
"A sCiiminage Just afterward j NJ. Water
bury. Jr.. had fine run for four hits.
Lloyd stopping the ball. Lloyd's next
hroi,. h;s IL, -, IN. hloS tbat sen, RI.
ball toward Whitney. who was making
ready to hit with Miiburn in the offing
when the gong sounded to end the game.
This meant that the cup had been sue
ar.i . r.inic;nn -. ,hou,h avary wo,n, |,
and man in the vast Assem- age felt they
were TO take II home themselves ana pm
~ ."- r''Ne' ''ore' nv VuI.nee. sVa
~ u ,s.r',r,, 10 'ha at,h nar;od Tb.
inrc.s, nlav wa. RI. a n;p,,tes and A.
seconds IN the fourth period that ende,
w""a soaipS r'uw"'@Ts @ ar ine WI" H-Iio,,
"ds w. i. o'.. ''an IL - pe'''" ""'
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