New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14

the dashes OF the invaders. but the best
he could do was 10 work II down to the
west corner La Montague passed it tow
ard the goal posts and Lockett failed 10
get up in time to stop J. NJ. Waterbury
trying a nearside hit under his pony's
neck for the tally. The angle was too
lard and only an end out resulted.
On Locketts knock-in the defenders
still held the possession and j. NJ Water
bury had another chance for nearside
hit for a goal, which Just failed TO come
off On the knock-in L. Waterbury drib-
bled and followed up by dash that net
ted a long offside hit, but it was turned
by the birmingham forces. and after
scrimmage, in which Lockett was penal
ICED for crossing. Tomkinson gained
chance for a long hit for goal that was OF
the line through being hampered by l..
Waterbury, and the ball went out OF
bounds. This was the only end out by
birmingham in this period.
The knock-in by l.. Waterbury vas
taken along by Milburn and next by ).
VI. Waterbury The try for goal was
stopped by Locketts pony, when the BAL
appeared 10 be going true between the
posts. Before the birmingham back couII
turn TO hit the bail J. NJ. Waterbury was
able TO get another try for an offside
stroke. and he scored the first goal for
America
The home guard had the ball on the
throw-in and gained an end out, and they
had the ball over the line again after t"e
knock-in. on Lockett's next sally j. VI.
! Waterbury stopped the ball and passed. il
TO La Montague who made good try
with an offside stroke. but il went off at
a tangent instead Of on the straight .ine
and only another out resulted.
There was a lot of scrimmaging in mid
die field after the knock-in, during which
the timers gong sounded. In one OF tire
rushes J.. Waterbury crossed Lockctt.
/ and play stopped with the ball hitting
! the east boards.
Marsham, the British umpire. had noted
the cross, but Crane was not convinced
/ it had been a foul. The two held a coll
sultation with the referee, l.. L. Stod-
dard, on the west side line Stoddari
asked two OF the Nottingham men as &c
the facts and also Milburn and L. Water
bury about the play The decision was
against the latter, and a half goal WAS
taken off the American tally, leaving
Nottingham in the lead by IL TO u goalc.
Third Period.
long series of middle field play with
the teams in turn in possession of the
ball for a brief spell followed the throw
in at the point where the ball had hit the
boards. La Montague finally gained the
ball with a clear field before him, and
broke away with IL. first hitting on the
near and then the off side for forward
drives. Cheape turned the ball and
passed it at an angle 20 Tomlinson, who
was able to get in two long of-side hits,
the second Of which went true TO the posts
for the only goal of the period
birmingham now led by 81 TO Americas
fraction of goal. On the throw-in Mil
burn broke away with the ball and his
try for goal on the third hit missed a
count by barely a foot. The defenders
turned Locketts hit in and L. Water
bury. after a mixing up scrimmage, tried
for goal with nearside backhander at
a difficult angle and sent 1t over the enc
ineffectvely.
.Lockstt's knock-in was toward the west
boards. and both Tomkinson and Barrett
were ridden out in their efforts TO speed
the ball along. Cheape made neat hit,
however, but j. NJ. Waterbury turned the
ball and La Montague played IT with Two
hits toward the Nottingham goal Lock
ett's only way 10 stop a count was TO hit
I a safety.
The Nottingham men carried the ball
on the knock-in, and when within thirty
yards Of the American goal Tomkinson
rode on 10 head of l.. Waterbury and
/ Chcape tried for the count, but made an
end out. The hit-in by L. Waterbury was
sent along by his brother TO middle field
where Lockett met the ball with an on
side stroke and followed up with fine
hit OF the same sort for the posts, but II
resulted In another out
In the play after the next knock-in
Tomkinson had an easy try for an on
side goal, but through poor direction only
another out was harvested. The next
knock-in was r repetition, as the British
team turned the bali and passed IT up TO
Tomkinson This time he would have
scored but for a splendid save by Mil
burn. birmingham again r.ined the ball
for an end out
Before the knock-in time was taken
out for j. NJ. Waterbury TO change his