The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
POLO CUP
tcOntinusd Prom rir., Pare,

(continued Prom First Pax.)
crossed by the English drives and
Wa tower Of strength in the sec.
ondary attack
TO him fell the chief American hon
ors IN scoring as well as in defensa
LOT ne. too, scored three OF America :
hNe goals. despite the fact thai as
pack he was Obliged ALWAYS 10 Keen
MS eye on his own goal in case the
| attacks should suddenly shift 10 tn
|ueIenders end Of the field
L. AFTER the victory was CIinchcd the
iarke ENGLISH contingent showed un-
usual enthusiasm The successful
players were lifted from their tired
ponies and Rugged and carried about
/ the held. The officers Of the noIo as
ISOLATION praised their splendid sports-
manshlp and play and they In turn
congratulated the defenders on their
strong stand In the closing game
/ The rival players were toasted out
i OF the challenge cup and Lord Vim
! borne, on behalf Of the birmingham
club. said that he hoped that the
| Americans would challenge for the
trophy In 1915. and said that II thew
came 20 England he could assure them
/ or the same warm welcome and dis
/ play or sport manship and courtesy
That had marked the English teams
reception and stay in this country.
How &. Was Done.
! The story Of how the game was
played Is unusually interesting and is
First Period.
! The Americans defended tho north
goal Milburn got the ball and ran il
down the field until Cheape cut in
/ ana carried u back again. Cheape
lost the sphere in midfeld. and Mil.
burn drove for a goal. but missed
,,heape picked II out from under La
/ Montagno.s pony and scored.
The English team scored a second
goal almost Immediately This time
Barrett drove II over.
Up and down the field the ball
I passed II was evident that tho cum
defenders were using all that was in
mem The bell rang without either
side being aSlc to score again
/ America, O.
Second Period.
Milburn drove the ball and La Mon
taEne passed II on almost for a goal.
I nut Lockett blocked IL a few feet from
| me posts. The English team ran n nm
me hcld. where Barrett scored a goal
Milburn Just saved another English
Soal by brilliant backhand stroke.
ne Americans displayed better team
work than on Saturday. and were
Surer with the mallet Milburn. being
on MS regular position al hack
seemed 10 give the four more stamina
II was announced that Larry Watcf.
Dury mad fouled Captain Barrett bv
/ hooking his mallet In the first perioJ
This deducted half poinf from, an
future score OF the Americans
3'ai score. end second period. Eng.
'dhu' ". America. minus =.
Third Period.
AFTER the drive in. the plsv uilIad
around the American goal until Mil
] Durn nit the ball 10 midheld Rarrett
Z iitt"d the ball over three American
/ players and Cheape. also loftinc. inst
missed e goal The English by poor
uuI5 MISSED three opportunities 90
. score. The play was much faster
| ihan on Saturday. the crowd more
enthusiastic. Milburn broke his NAL
D l'li ana lett his team weakened while
/ ne rode 10 the boards for a new ono
/ Milburu's defense OF the goal was the
. feature Of the game Neither side
D had scored when the chukker ended
Total score end tLud period Eng
land O. America minus
! Fourth Period.
The Challengers missed Two oaay
I tries close 90 the goal. then La Mon
taEne drove the hall OUT ~ danger
IoWkiuson picked tho hall of in "A
clear held and Oufran Monty Water
bury. then drove wild There was do
lay a. This point. while Nlburn ad
Iusiod his saddle Larry Waterbury
picked the hall out Of Tho mill ana
/ la Montague drove 30 for a goal ~
. was Americas ur-f score and tho
crowd went wild The same psfr
. worked tho ball down aEaIn but
. missed ia Nonfaruc. singing under
. OBJ" criticism which followed the prp.
y.ous game. played desperately and
hfllliHnfIf The players changed
ponies frequently La Montague. after
. OBJ" boil had runs. drove what ap-
l'af'h in D. goal but missed the
post Pos inches
a foul committed Dos j " Water.
bury a-1Iu-f Barrett wiped 0uf Amer
.Da half point Total score end
J fourth period Erliard @. America 30
Fftn Period
NIItlru drove fu Monty Wafer.
bury who missed difficult angle
shot Do. only few ErIrd tnc4ur
struck fu Iumk.n-Uu who carried tho
nH.I down Pho length OF tho fold
rr't 'u lose F fu NuHurn who drove
"a back t1 midHriI NIhurr aided
Dr. Larry Waterbury. then drove fHr
sphere back arH 'nNnI b. for goal
Hr 'H' frI' where Ia N0ufH lrp
missed hard ANGLE shot Tho Tre.
. ..n Hnrr growing Uf RII. mI.. InE
frequently 'hnHr' passed fho ball
fool Iumk.ua0r tho iaft.r failed fo
w"EU good ..Ir. D1wr4rlf I.rIv
cay .hof fnr tho goal Iuat after tho
Dr. was announced chat durrr tho
period Iarr Waterbury had made
I'.fr 0'IT".r. ono quarter from
'I. american score
Total ..ura rrI of G.fr period
ErrHr1 @. America
Sixth Period