New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
CUP FOR MEADOW BROOK
Astor Gold Polo Trophy Goes
There for Fourth Time.
BRYN MAWR BADLY BEATEN
Canadian Team Defeats Wan
derers by Big Score, Show
ing Excellent Form.

Judith Country Club to-day. and for the
fourth successive year the title and pos
session OF the Astor Gold Cup arc vested
in the Meadow Brook Club. The team
won from Bryn Mswr. on which Alexan.
der Brown made his temperance as NO
!, by a score Of Is to 81.
II was more interesting spectacle than
the tally would indicate, for the great
throng Of onlookers was enthusiastic over
the superb team and individual proves
OF the winners and by the grit OF Bryn
Mawr in the face OF tremendous odds.
Meadow Brook included in It's mounts
fifteen Of II. p Whitney's international
ponies, and the men sent them along In
mastery style. Reynal. on his mounts
made an equally good impression. ]. N.
With six, but ell the others had share
in scoring, besides aiding their mates IN
the other plays
There was much interest In the appear.
ance Of the Canadian team in a special
match with the Wanderers, the latter
being F n. Prince, sr. c. C'rsddock
Balding and r. A. Gill They conceded
two goals to the Canadians, but the lat
TER began very fast ana won out by ~ 20
3. The Back River Club Is AZ Carterville.
Quebec. and It had twenty very good
ponies. all being importations or Cana
dian bred except tTo, which have the
brand OF a Texas ranch
The team consisted OF Captain ". Long,
who has played on the London grounds
and IL Of the Scotch Grays and on the
staff Of the Duke OF Connaught; Captain
Ross. } retired English army officer and
4 X Gsult and II. T. Macpougall. both
OF Canada
The contest uas Of ak periods OF six
minutes. In the tirst minute MacDou5all
scored by q long hit in one minute Of
play 4 session OF up and down work
followed. in which II wos seen that the
Canucks possessed good and fast ponies
and an excellent system OF supporting
PLAYS II ended by Captain Long making
tho goal by short hit from a rally ~
the posts. Also in the first period Captain
Long had another goal by bsckhander
worthy Of birmingham.
Taking the hall at the throw.in Gault
had q goal In forty seconds in the second
period and keeping on at this rafting
pace the score was Q, including the handi.
cap. before the Wanderers had cent ball
between the posts.
Later on. 20 get some NOR, practice
Captain Ross took Mlburns place as
back FOR the Rovers. He Is gray haired
and unites with T. II. Prince sr., and )
H. Velie TO prove that golf IL not the
only game that seniors may exec IN.
Cooperstown opposed the Rovers and lost
by 10 10 8. giving by handicap.
Piping Rock and Great Neck In their
on the plan adopted by the Polo Assocla-
ton a year ago. but never lived up 10.
They proved 10 be Q great aid In distn-
gushing tho men. the No. having yell
low. No. 2 red. No. blue ana nacR
white helmet The match was close, Pip
INK Rock. in receipt OF goal. winning by
s,o ! IN the Army and Navy cups game
the philadelphia Country Club team gave
, 10 the Philadelphia Freebootcrs, but lost
after a good effort 10 overcome TIC odas
TIL tally was s.. TO !.
Tine summaries follow
SPECIAL MATCHES.
GREAT NECK. PIPING ROCK:
w. r. Grace. sill. g. Rsthborns.
watson webb. c--Raymond Belmont I
al .Uadden. 800. f3-ITarrison Tweed .. .
Bsck-J. q. Milburn' ,bacH-J. . lno"'''
n. ..........'.''''
Total .............l5i Total .............t
Piping Rock BY handicap goa, 4 BY .a-ns4
sosi.. IH1it ldual z6als-Twted .. Rath-
borno. 2. Belmont. l. Thomas. !: MADDEN o.
49, .. Wobb' l. Reicrce--G Godfrey Preeoe.
BACK RIVER. CAN THE WANDERERS.
AZ" Hdp &c. craddock 80.
-, II CAN'T. 2-T. II. Prince. ST.
II. r. MacDCugan ga Baldlns 49,
s-Captain ". Long. Baek--F. y. Gill;
Back captain ID. r, ~
Ross ............' lotdI ''''''''''''''-'
-ro,L .....ls
so ss'N $ total. 10. wandcrers Earred goals B.
Individual goals Captain Long MaeDo,-
rau :: t;aul,. L. fo.s. /, Craddock >. Het-
oree-Jdmes Park
CONFESSIONS. RoVERs. az.
&c Q Bcadlestcn.. hHpo
s-F = Vcn stsde.. SIP. p Rogers.
psck-F H. Prince. "a j. Devereur..
r. .........,.... 3 Back. g. Milburn
and Calt D. Ross
Total .............i6i Total ..............
Rovers-Ry handicap goals. s; earned goals.
2. total 10 Cooperstown-- Earned goals. 9
Indirtdusl zoals-Non Stade. .. Rumsey. :;
Prince T. stewart :? Referee Ralph Ktrt!n.
FINAL SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
MEADOW BROOK. BRYN MAwR.
I-E S Reynal. alexander Brown.
- If Waterbury. jr. III. W. Harrison.
8-I'oxhal Keenc ar. L. Srawhrldge
Eack-W. Lawrence. BackC. r. Snowden.
Meadow Brook 81 earned goals. 10. BrYn
Mawr BY earned goals. 4: less penalties. =
total 90. individual goals. ". Waterbury.
ir g: W Lawrence. .; L. 8 Reyual :; FOX
hall Keene ., {. II. SuoVdcI 5. H. W. Harr,-
son I Penalties--Foul against Snowden: safe
q against Brown. Refercc--lt bullock
ARMY AND navy CUPs-UANDICAP.
PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA
FREEBOOrERS. COUNTRY CLUk.
Hdp lIdp.
John II. Fell 9 Thomas G. stokes
c-P. 5. p. Rand ph. j.. 3 2-E. l. stokes. 900.
3-M g Rosengarten IA. G. schwartz. >.
Back ". Converse 3 Back ". l. Goodwin
Total .............i? Total ...............
rreebooters BY handicap, q; by earned
goals s. less penalty. >: total, So Country
CHUBBY earned goals, 7. Individual goals
L G. Stokes. 3: Y. l.. Stokes, 1. ". L. Good
win. T. Randolphs pony, I; J. ". Converse.
a. NJ G.. Rosensarten, .. =. 6. p. Randolph.
IT, Penslty--Foul against l.. l.. Stokes.
RofcreeR Bullock.
COLUMBIA OVAL WINS
Runs Up Big Total on Van Cort-
landt Cricket Team.
-Four league games were played at Van
Cortandt Park yesterday. The meeting