New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
GIRLS PLAY OASH|NG POLO
Emily Randolph and Miss K. Penn
Smith in Game at Pier.
OUTRlDE MALE OPPONENTS
Two Young Women in Many Elk
citing scrimmages Over the
Ball-Aiken Team Wins.
rRr Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Narragausett Pier. r. l., Aug. 4.-hldlns
Of with all the dash OF an international
no1o plaver. Miss Emily Randolph, playing
tho position OF No. ] on the Aiken second
team. helped her side along to victory TO-
dar IN its defeat Of the second four OF
Point Judith by the score Of 6ig goals TO -.
goals on the Point judith side MISS n
penn smith. Of Philadelphia, also played
the same rowing position as MISS hahdoip"'
Tho two women often rode AZ each other
tuu tilt. meeting with the clash or steed
and maIlet that provided spicy zest Tor
davis respite from the rigors OF the ma
tional championship tournament compeu-
lions.
Miss Randolph was easily AT her best this
afternoon on the Point Judith field she
outrode the three masculine members or
her side and her hits FOR goal came on far
better than did any OF the others The girl
Gent the ball bounding between the posts
for three tailles. and all the while her GIN
gerry action kept the others Of the team on
the move.
While she displayed an abundance Of
courage and spirit. Miss Smith only reached
the pinnacle of her playing when in con-
fict with Miss Randolph. They rode each
other or furiously for the possession of the
ball. with the result oftenest I'm favor Of
Miss Randolph. The latter showed no par
TALLY whatsoever in her dashins man9u-
vres. but treated every member OF the two
teams I'm the same manner She played
every position on her team from No. TO
back and was always the centre Of every
scrinmage. shouting with q vim 10 the
Miss Randolph seldom missed a shot. and
her hacking OF the ball from either the
nigh or Of side was AS good. n not better.
than many Of the men competing IN the
championship series In the first period
she got away with the ball and carried II
down the field by a series OF right forward
strokes. making the goal with left for
ward drive on the or side Of her pony,
requiring just forty-eight seconds 10 &C
-omplish g. All three Of Miss Randoph's
goals were well earned and due much 10
her splendid direction.
Miss Smiths playing was handicapped by
her had mounts and considering the
ponies she PLAYED a splendid game.
Tomorrow the senior championship
FINALS will tare place between Meadow
Brook and Rocksway. Before the match
the three hundred ponies taking part IN
the games here will parade around the
fields and there viii be a great demonstra-
ton I'm honor Of the largest collection Of
polo ponies ever got together IN the history
OF the polo world
The lineup follows
AIKEN. SECOND POINT JUDITH,
No Miss Emily SECOND.
Randolph No. Mise h. Penn
No. 2Nlstar RAN smith.
dolph. 10. 2-P. Bauer
No. 3-R r. Straw 80. 3-Rosrt sullivan.
bridge Eack-B. Gains.
Rack-Thomas Cor.
man. jr.
Goals scored-For Aiken second. Miss Emily
Randolph. 5. Vistar Randolph. l. T. T.. Straw
bridge. .. T G'GOrrnan. fr l. Total score.
Lost bv penalty goal for foul. Net score-6iz
goals. For Point Judith, second-Miss K. Penn
smith. l. 6 Hann.. J.. X. sullivan J. .o,a'