New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-12
POLO DATES ASSIGNED
National Tournament Awarded
10 Point Judith Club.
MANY DELEGATES ON HAND
Month of April Set Aside for
Practice of American Team
at Lakewood.

r,.rkirq the WostcheStcr International
...' challenge cup. which rcposod in the
- Of the table at the Kew York Rae
.,.., and Tennis club last night. delegates
- ,he Polo Association met i'm annual
Ting and decided tho momentous prob
. ~ the game. II. l.. Herbert. chair
,-esidcd. while the championship
....~,sr,ents were awarded delegates ac-
.edi,ed and tho old coard Of officers re-
elected.
II IT Earle. representative Of tho iIur-
,,nebam club. % England made a brief
.ancb in which he pleasantly alluded 10
40 rivalry in sport between the two ma
Ions He predicted a hard battle for the
ain Or TINS year and was inclined
,ouard british victory. At tho close of
bis talk one Of the delegates said:
An right, old man; If YOU win the cup
ve.u play YOU a game Of baseball for
hats our game as polo seems TO be
,our,." MI Earle at once took up the
,ballcuge sayins: You're on for tho
limit
II was agreed that the entire month OF
.c-p be given over to the Lakewood lolo
-lub Al Lakewood. y. j.. for the pre-
l.r,inary practice OF the American defend
ing team. In this connection it was stated
rat Thomas Lc Bouiillier. jr., has pur-
,hssed six OF the best thoroughbred ponies
nom Reggie Weiss. Of Pasadena. Cal.
and four from tho string Of Walter Dupec,
and that all would be tried out for the
International match
For the third consecutive year the
ilnior and senior championship tourna-
mcnts were awarded TO the Point Judith
Polo Club. Of Narraganset Pier. r. l., be-
ginning on July q and continuing through
to August IS
Joseph T.. Thomas Will again be the
moving Split in this tournament. The
sfqbljng facilities have been greatly i'm
proved and 81 IS planned 10 make the
meeting eclipse the tournaments Of other
Dgtes were awarded 10 Squadron \.
Piping Rock and the Wh.ppsny River
,iiils These are newcomers TO the list
and every effort Vii be made g brinS
ont the best teams.
Mr.. Herbert announced that n meeting
OF the executive committee of the assoc
cation would be held in Few days. AT
which the details Of the international
matches on the held OF The Meadow Brook
Cub would be decided upon.
Among those present were i. l.. Her
lsri. ". \. Hazard. H. Won J.. Never.
H. n Earle. repre- sentative OF the l'ur-
lagham club. II ENGLAND. Rene La Mon
tagne. II. 5 Borden. Joseph b. Thomas
and others.
The officers elected for the ensuing year
were: Chairman. II. l.. Herbert; s"cIe-
ia-v and treasurer. ". a. Hazard excel
tive committee-R. L. Agassia. August
Relmoni: John c; Groome. w. A. Hazard
Chqsles Wheeler ard Alexander T.
rorty-six cubs we're represented by
del gates
Tournament dates:
February 15-94-Pasadena Polo Club.
pS Msfea l,.sS$I-corOnado Country club,
March s-l5-Camden Polo Club, Camden.
March 17-3l-Aiken Polo Club. Aiken.
March 9O-Aprir a-san Mateo Polo club,
Npril i-5o-Lakewood Polo club Lake
April 2j-May 3-Devon Polo club Devon,
Nav lO-2o-washington Polo club Wash
MAY l5-sl-Philadelphis Country club
iGnc s-ii~Bryn Mawr Polo club. Bryn
June ls-2s-Great Neck Polo club. Great
Neck. Long Island $780,.
June 23-.SOnwcntsia Club, Lake Forest
June 8.July Meadow Brook Club,
Westbury, Long Island.
July Ala ROckaway hunting OIu''
Ccdarhurst, Long Island. ..
july 2l-%-Piping Rock Club, Locust
Valley, J.. /. 80, NJ
july gi-August lG-Point Judith Polo
-lub. N.arragansett Pier. Il. ].
August 1926 WestchcsteT POLO C4uo'
Newport z. !.
try club. RumsOn, y. J.
September 6-l2-MyOpia- Dedham CluD.
Dcdham or Hamilton. Mass.
September l5-2o-BunalO Country CIuD'
Buffalo. y. Y.
81 Louis. No.
September S-ls- Squadron A. Van Cort-
andt Park New York city.
September l5--0-Whippany River Club,
MorristoWn. y.