Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-02
SELECIIONOF
!. N. WATERBURY,
POLO SURPRISE
IRy Latest Nall
az FAIR PLAY.

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/ NEW YORK--J M Monty Wa.
ferbury has been elected captain Of he
| Meadow brock International polo fopl
which viii meet Lord Ashby st. Leds
er's team 81 Birmingham challengels
AT Meadowbrook for the polo trophy
next June. Ever since Can't Harris
Payne Whitney announced his retire
ment from further International eorQ
petition. speculation as 70 his sue
cessor has been rife but of al the
PLAYERS mentioned Monty NNaterbpfF
WAS not included Lawrence Waters
bury was indeed. he was regarded
By many as the logical candidate
DeYereux Milhurn was named too
but those close To him were aware
that he had positive objections q
loading the four. Then Eoxhan
Keene. who was elected captain of
the revised Meadow brook tour after
Capt Whitney and the lNaterbur1s
had retired just before the hrst game
against Capt Rttson's team last June
was also looked upon as q possibi Ity.
Now, annoNnee cement Concerning Monty
Waterbury resolves al doubts on Tie
score OF the eaptaincy Of the Meadow.
brook defenders FOR 1911
Waterbury IS 9 man who thoroughly
understands the theory andy practice
of polo. He IS nine goal man. aud
lis one OF the best forwards playiig
the game ID this country There
no greater exponent Of back hand
strokes than ia new captain and
while an accurate shot at goal Bis
chief quality lies In bis Willingness
to play Ia combination. Throusho1t
the practice pre- II mary to last Years
international n atch Yaterbnfy was BY
no meaus himself He was over
weight III the first place and bis game
IN every respect lacked the npuneh
which was expected Of him So 4 few
days before the FIRST game against
Hiirlinghanf he. together with tase.
renee Waterbury and Capt Whitney,
voluntarily rel ifed Louis n Stoddafd
Malcolm Stevenson. and F5xha0
Keene taking their places Il was hf
parent, however, In the second pfae
ttee match OF the eadiifsted four
that q wise move had not been made
For the two Va efhurgss playing up
on e. scratch four rode rings around
the pfpsp4ctive Observation-Disclosures, and
~ H 1ks ttt1 Ht7stl
~ ihltlt ~ Sapt heshe ne sels.te4
.o ,.ll wonl9 w. VOL VOL =. =
800. ~ aulIa - ~
Il, 3 1870 .i $3.50, i .,g
Il - +, ~ e (, Ia D. + $50 49,.
which met HnrIllsnhssni = Ana ~ pis
po,lr were never more pfofIeienf n,
heir best DAYS tl1ansln that iIfst eau16
leainsl siispI's menA =
Hurt 70 Mttch
uIffdfaunateiy Monty waterbury
broke finger or tive In one OF the
after periods, thus being put out Or
ihe game for the remainder OF the
season Louis p Steddardh taking MS
place Until his injury oceurreu AfQh-
y had played stipreb game played
better polo IN tact than ne had ever
played before Hence his retlrement
vas regarded as = misfortune. AZ Z
nappened stpddarq ntteu We'll lnto
eaptain Whitney's scheme oI 1hlnss
and the cup was retaiiiea since nas
accident Monty WATERBURY, mas peen
n flIle conatsioHs ahu vas epuhssa
upon 20 prove puLWarh "a MP ule
position THIS YEAR, ne Will pltnont
doubt and his kiioWieage 1nt ere me
penis o. the game vii serve nsIa we.
as captain fhan Malefoafy .nere e
no PLAYER 50 eiktea IN pieklhs opt
Iaults ana sharteolnings "a oppensnsz'
4. Vet as ~ nis 5oNn Team la -
As s, ai sahlss alia sehsrat GUM ill
VII -, nat sns ~ l,sat s s1p =
-. 49, .las aoss'' Y 80.
Mnnty waterbury FIRST appeared as
an lnLernationalist az HuslingnaIz.
!, n,s go. ssll. .ile.s : 80
- This r,,nnfry n 5tl,a t 1, rap .,s M
linestII cor1sisted IF n Il 50 ,yassfn
Is f,owstn Isax,all p ISeens ana a..
~ Watefb,iry-.-tl,is WIS I ,,rrg Inafers
bury 8 FIRST : pnearanee a. An INTERN.
tfonalist To the sunrise 6of every.
one ff1a Americans wet. the flrst eatgls
2 tot In the second, gar,4e az The -.
res Of that yeara n entv9 Nraterbprx