The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-17

the American goal. but Barrett rode up
In time to score again for England In !
minute and 26 seconds
Milburn then began TO show signs OF
his quality. He carried the ball down the
field practically unaided, and fine loft
ing shot only missed scoring because the
ball was carried OF by the wind Eng
land returned TO the attack the next
moment, when the American goal was in
danger. Milburn however. after his play
had been interfered with by his pony
kicking the ball. made n beautiful stop
and the danger was averted
| Another rush by America forced the
ball down the field, but when goal
seemed imminent Lockett managed to
ride of La Montague and play returned
10 midheld. Larry Waterbury turned tho
! ball finally and for the rest OF the period
/ the Engishmen devoted their attention
| to keeping II out Of danger In the south
| east corner OF the field.
Checks shot In Air.
! Milburn and Cheape were banging TO
! each other and both made beautiful stops,
Mlburn checking the flight of one of
| Cheapes strokes by catching the ball In
the air with his mallet. Again the play
ended by knockout over the American
/ line, the score DelnB EnBlhHu, AMIR
! lea, minus a half.
! At the beginning OF the third period
/ Monte Waterbury, fine drive was
rendered Ineffective because OF the beauti-
/ full back by Lockett. The play became
very fierce, the Englishmen playing the
side lines while the Americans were maxi
| ing frantic efforts to get the ball into
I the open field.
After one OF Cheapes drives to the side
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| lish No. 2 with such energy that Capt.
Cheape turned around and looked ag-
| excessively at his assailant. The English
man got a chance for goal few moments
later, which Barrett missed. and the ball
travelled the whole length Of the field
and back again before Barrett again
missed a goal shot
Monte Waterbury jumped into the fray
with two great drives. but Lockett as
usual was on the spot when the English
| goal was IN danger and saved perfectly.
The English players carried the bail
| around the field then and were only
| stopped In their onward rush by NIL
burns terrific stroke. which broke his
mallet.
Britons on Defensive.
Again the Englishmen resorted to the
| method OF side line play in the hope OF
. | keeping AfntrlCd ITpHl bNOiHk. Jul "li'h
opportunity opened the challengers began
| a run down the field which threatened to
! result I'm a score.
Just as Cheape was going to make the
decisive shot Milburn cut in and picked
the ball from under his pony's nose.
lie drove out to La Montagne. who
| got In n good run, hut missed the goal
shot and England returned the compli-
ment by a run down the field, again
| knocking the ball out over the American
line. There were no scores this period,
chiefly due to the defensive methods OF
the challengers.
After the knock In in tho fourth period
Tomkinson missed an easy shot There
was another session OF corner play. in
which a fine drive OF Locketts was de-
Elected by the wind. The Waterbury
brothers Joined In a combination run down
the field, but the effort was spoiled by
Nronte's miss. Tomkinson picked up the
ball and in two shots carried It well into
American territory, where he missed scor-
| ing on a long drive.
Something went wrong with Larry
waterbury's gear and play was stopped
while he went to the side lines to gel
II mended. The rest seemed to benefi,
the Americans. for after Tomkinson had
centred to find no English player there
, TO accept the pass. Larry Waterbury
!. drove UP TO La Montague, who scored the
first goal for America in 3 minutes and
seconds
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