Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-11

The East stands was well filled an
hour before the game was called at
4.30, and there also was a big gath
ering Of bleacherites who paid 81
cents to stand near the railing to
watch four American and four Eng
lish millionaires risk their lives and
limbs in their desperate pursuit OF a
little white ball.
The lineup:
Position England America.
No. ! Cant I. c. Chsape L waterbury
Bach Cspt '. LooketL II, p whitney.
Captain Edwards, Of the English
team, was the first to take the field.
He galloped out, driving a white ball
before him and was greeted with a
real American yell. Two OF the other
invaders followed. Then Devereaux
Milburn, OF the defenders. appeared
IN roar Of applause
FIRST PERIOD.
Milburn hooked the ball out Of the
mess and drove It toward the south
goal The EnRlishmen brought II
back and Larry Waterbury broke into
a combination and drove the bail
back again There was a hot mix up
before the Engnshme. goal and
again the ball was driven back. Cap
tain Edwards driving the bali far up
the field Here Larry Waterbury
smashed through the English defense
and slammed 1t through the English
goal
Score: America, / England 0.
England had the better OF the face
OF scrimmage, but the strong play OF
the Americans forced the ball back to
the center Of the field, where Monty
Waterbury drove Il toward the Eng
lish goal for long, hard drive. A
second later the Americans carried
the BAH through.
Score America. 2 England, 0.
in the next scrimmage the Engiis n
team worked their combination play
and had the Americans lighting hooi
and hand 10 guard their goal until
Mnburn's swing drove the ball into
English territory. With Milburn and
the Watcrburys IN full gailop behind
Another sCrimmagc. i'm which the
English We're forced 90 score a safety
and Captain Whitney broke his malet
followed Nuburn ploughed through
center Of the melee and hammered
the bali through for the grid goal.
Score America 3. England, 0.
SECOND PERIOD.
In the second period tho defenders
swept the play up To- he English goa
In Irresistible charges. Two difficult
shots for goal were essayed The
Americans made for the English goa
post for third time. but Captain
Whitney missed an easy shot. The
invader. un tho knock-in. drove oui
10 the middle 49, the field and carried
the pIug 90 the American goal Cap
tain Edwards made q beautiful shot
from a quarter way up the field ano
the bali Just rolled through for a goal
on rne aNf play Captain Ritson tool
the ball fr M Larry Waterbury and
maNinR a beautiful drive half the dis.
taace Of the field, Just missed the goa
post 4 minute later Larry Water
Eurv had his revenge when his brother
rode over half OF the English team
40 make a hole for him and hJ
Slammed the BAN through for th'
Americans fourth goal Score
American g. English. T.
\ minute later time was called.
Tho team play OF the Eugiishmer
Americans I'm many fine points Of IN,
game bat the defenders who RACED
up afd down the field we're rockies.
ana broke mp the invaders comhin
alton through dash and daring play.
THIRD PERIOD.
The Americans got goal in IN,
FIRST few minutes play, but they wer,
penauze3 half a point for toulinE
making the score America, az
English. D.
The Engishmon rallied and pla,
was resumed entirely around th,
American goal during the rest Of an,
period once Captain Cheape got th,
BAN at the middle Of the field viii
no one between him and the goal anC
carried 10 down 20 within easy strik
ing distance bur made clean miss
Score America. AZ, English. ].
FOURTH PERIOD.
The game swept up and down On,
field and finally ceutered az the Eng.
Ish goal where Monty Waterbury
missed an easy shot Tor goal on
lhe next Sgrimage the American team
brought the bah down TO the Engiisf
goa hui Mihurn drove &c outsit.
the goal posts The next concerted
charge of the Americans on the i'm
vaders defense was successful Never
vas Coler or cleaner team work OF
more daring riding seen until L.aryS
Waterbury wal'5psd the ball between
the posts from way on 20 one side
the prettiest shot OF the DAY. Al the
end OF the fourth chucker the half
way mark Of the game the score
stood America s, England l. The
Americans were nenslized half goa
each for two fouls which eliminated
one of their six goals from the score
FIFTH PERIOD.
The invaders rushed upon the
American goal al the beginning Of The
NTH period and kept the play there
until Captain Ritson hit the ball q
ui-hty wai0p. high up between the
posts bringing a second goal. making
r1a Score. America 5, England 2
Captain CheEpe made a nice plan
hels - the aeld. the ball just COINS
between the posts making the scar,
America s. England 8 Time We,
y called just as the Americans were
finding their stride again
SIXTH PERIOD.
Monty Waterbury broke his dnRel
II lie midst Of q scrimmage in front