Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19
Defeat the British Challengers
by the Score of AZ to
Az Points.
NONE CAN EXPLAIN VICTORY
Result Swung Capriciously in
the Balance throughout a
Contest Replete with
Thrills.


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New York, June 15.--Arnerica retains
Tho ,o,o obou,io,sh,o 20 .ho rortd no -
f " pun po"" ""' NV maj
gin Of a mallet tap. that fash OF some
players game wits, the inscru.able check
or obaree q, , nonv mona NAV ,av inst
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"""T t" LUIS" u "
yesterday on Meadowbrook held and con-
.cIuoed the second ana decldlns game OF
~ IIe ""io wv 'ousN "
The issue swung in the balance CAPRI
ciously from the sound of the starting
gong until the last bleat of the timekeep-
er's whistle, when 10000 or more specta-
tors. keenly sensing the thrilling contest
they had witnessed. let out the roar
which is age-old In It's meaning of acclaim
to the victors and respect for the worthy
vanquished.
The final score was America, IL. Eng
Iand' ala Nhlle yet the echoes of a re-
markaple demonstration were uahclhg
across Henpstead rams men hushed
win excitement shouted ina the IKE Oh
Tie gam never ptiore hau peeh seen Oh
d po'o neiu' - .""' as 1t HAY at ieaSt
TWO peiiU's Vi '"e pay ,ne nun anu
stA."' WI "r' ~ Poo !" '"e
~" "''" az
~ n
as ssos u.a. u,.
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do,,ht -. -. \. Sa -
rha.oon.. -. -. -
,uaor ,iotor,, - a.too. ~. n.o go.
,ettes fo,gbt With motcrIess sL,, o,d
courage
cpou-D yNru- r.,r ,r
~ go
Those who witnessed Tuesdays game
In which America won. 5t2 to 3. were on
hand yesterday to the last person. Polo
is perhaps the easiest game in the world
TO become fulsomely foolish over. One
oyar - IT, ,onr r,ia 49, 1900 1900
a., -. :. oon.,,,aa ..r
49,
vas " '0s'
~ ~ VI. Sous
y ""'" '"es "au pau up >" anu
Aept tneh' On UP zoe 1t fhaue theih UNI
mlhdiul OF sweiterihg neat or other dis
comforts lhey just STRAINED their eyes
upon the swiftly changing tourney of the
greensward' shouting uproariously wheth-
er elation or chagrin swayed them.
Both of the teams which took part in
this admirable contest were reconstruct
ed. They differed from Tuesdays make
up in that T.. NJ. Freak took the place
at No. . Of Cant. A. Noel Edwards. while
Louis T.. Stoddard. who PLAYED AT No. 9
| following the injury of Monte Waterbury
Tuesday. filled that nosition nerranentIv
Yesterday Tho erfoc, of tho change wos
moro notab,e IN tho mic wing % tho pr,tors
"Tbot,s what ,ho,, roir h,, ;ne,sinn
soua o,,;,ion Mood To- tho,. r,n"
,yos tho s,hst,roa of y Ninnor o.
nrer,,, ho.rd fron, tho.o uho .ra,
l,o +ha root 49,, al 49, E..
r,a,,ua,n .haTona ~
MAKES SPECTACULAR ATTACK.
This reconstructed ouartette took tho
field with a flourish. 1t launched an at
.aoA no iess spec'acuiar nan mat or
-. ,nao iou o' iuesuhS'
snaoa 90 80 p.a up III me
Tha onIr atfsazon ""ii,
that Ena,ona nottroa n~H was
;nd ui,h sinn,a oaa, 49,. nls' per
~ bor sors souah, u,,. ~
hriI,i.no, .rd 60, 80. ..Ny
on tho throne IF u,otohor.
The measure ~ tho
Itapen hast nv tbos. u,ho did ~ u
ness n from , norrso, 80 ~ H
which show, five goals S,r oaoh .tan
Accrusd nena,ties account -o, tho fiaa,
score that snelled victorv ,cr Ararioa
The Yankees lost n ba1r ro,r+ %.
foul by whitney. who crossed Contotn
Ritson. The B%ritons. foul mado ~,
Captain Lockett. who crossed 1arrv
Waterbury. and a "a fety plav resorted
to by Captain Ritson at a cost az ouor-
ter Of a point, totaled the thrce-ouar-
ters loss which cost England GO