The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-17
ENGLISH PLAYERS
REGAIN POLO CUP
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Major Barrett, who made a vain ef-
fort. however, to put II through the
goal posts.
After tho ltnocls-in the American
team carried the ball To- the centre.
from which 1T was we'll backed by
Lockctt to the American goal where
Major Barrett again failed to score.
The knock-in again saw the English
men pressing the American goal, but
without result. Captain Chcapc missing
his hrst goal In the game. The Amer
leans made IA good run down the field
after the knock-in but Lockctt was
lin his place and drove the ball back.
There was some wldc-anglc shooting
in the centre Of the field, and IN
miss by Cheape gave the Americans
chance for another run. Lockett was
on the job. however. and the ball came
TO centrehcld once more. where Chcapc
made good run. He sent the ball
nnany u Tomltinson. who galloped
over the end OF the line. leaving the
chuitkcr ended with III" score still
England 3. America minus 10.
Fourth Period.
The fourth period began with tho,
fnock-in from the American side. but
Ch"?pc got the bail and made a cross
:hpt. After couple of scrimmagcS
cIose TO tho guard rail. Monte Water
bu:N got possession of Tia" white
sphcf. for u long run on the side line.
Lock"tt was there again and turned
the play. sending the ball up TO Tom
l;inSon. who took 1t almost the entire
length OF The field, but failed TO score
~ i, fc,. feet
ie" b1d misses oi the part OF the
anglishmcn close to the American goal
iih". thN" IN. ball - Monte Water.
bur. WHO made good use Of it. send
ing II living up il! front Of La Mon
tagn.- The latter rode off fochct,
ana made the arst goal for the Amer
leans The spectators seemed 70 rise
a" one person ami shouted wildly their
approval OF the event.
little mix-un occurred after tle
kno"k IN. which caused another brief
dcla! while the referee conferred. The
result was the announcement that
Monte Watcrbur; had fouled against
Major Barrett and the Americans
wcr" acc"rdingly penalized another
hnli goal. This took away tho one
half TO the credit OF the Americans OBJ
,aincd by applying the minus one-haIf
10 tie ono goal MADE a few seconds
hefor" by Ia Montague. The score
STOOD England. .; American. o.
Fifth Period.
l.orliett opened the procc edines by
Knocking the ball toward the side line
VI" rnisscd II second drive at il. but
MAJOR Jarrett came along and drove
IN" sphere TO center field 1t was
coon brought back to the English goal
me iht Monte Waterbury failed In an
attempt 10 make tho goal
The English team took the ball tho
entr" length of the field after the mex.
knock In It was brought back again
as quickly by The American side The
moment was the most brilliant in the
game both sides showing great speed
and accuracy. Nilburn. coming nm
Ing loctett and sending the ball high
over the goal posts for the prettiest
goal OF the day.
TIE Americans lost one quarter.
whom Milburn. TO save his goal line.
made safety hit. Then when tho
ball was knocked in. Monte Waterbury
got rosScsSion of it and raced down
NE held at top speed, riding OF Cap.
TAR. l-ocket. The run did not tally
anything, however La Montague miss
ing the goal and driving the ball over
The 'pd line
,,. = long run on the part of the Eng
ilshm"n brought the ball into Amer
lcan territory, but Tomklnson failed TO
S"n' II through TO goal by a couple of
rect. The score was English, =; Amer
lean, 81.
sixth Period.
Inc play ia this period began with
a throw in from the side line. There
wcf" some short exchanges and Locker,
W y t1!t nhil Out y rev more short
exchanges followed. after which Cbca ~,
"t"N. the ball up. and Tomhinson
The ball was thrown to the middle
oi the field y dashing assault by the
Americans reached a climax when Mil
l nurn rod up ana sent the ball whiz-
eng through the goal Again thou
sands Of throats sent UP a roar OF dc
isht that had not died away when
play was resumed with "A succession OF
cross shots that finally sent the bali
toward the American goal. 4 silence
EEL over the throng as Captain Cheape
'ricd Tor a goal-and missed. :, good
run down tho ticld by the Americans
then put the Englishmcn on the ,;cfcn
sivc; Again Milburn came to the centre
al the stage. riding up AZ before from
behind and scoring a clever goal.
Another good rush by the Americans
CHARACTERIZED tho knock in from the
end line. Two successive shots BY Mil
n PUT ana Monte Waterbury, sent the
ball M 20 La Montague, who made a
valiant effort. but missed the goal by
a couple OF feet. This was undoubtedly
the best chnkkcr OF play BY the
Americans They seemed 10 be play
ing their positions II good deal better.