The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-30

BAfsHoRE. June 2e.-The Islip Free
hooters and the Piping Rock Clu were
the Winners In the second days games
of the low goal polo tournament which
Is progressing this week under the man
agement OF the Tslip Polo club. The
lslip club rod three teams in the
tournament ana as each team has won
lis first gsnN the South Siders are elated.
IL seems a certainty that the cup bcins
played for will come to tn, lslip club
and of the three Winners the favoritcs
are the F~reebooters. who won their gam
to-day from the Deal Polo aud Riding
Club. This game was rather one sided,
being won by n Ncore Of 1854 to ~, but
IL developed the best polo played this
week and fine teamwork vas shown.
The second game in the afternoon was
between the Piping Rock Gu and the
Smithtown team. IL was a loosely played
game. In which the players seemed to go
as they pleased and often three of one
team would be all tangled up. This
game went to the Piping Rock -four by a
score of 10 goals to "a The semi-hnsls
will begin to-day with n match between
the Islip Wanderers and the lslip Rovers.
Tomorrow the islip FreeboOters and
the Piping Rock teams viii meet ana the
maj game will be played ON Satur-
uay This Is the schedule at present AZ
ranged, but bad wcdthcr may cause
suiue changes
fl WAS an Id al day for polo. The
sun shone warn. but a pleasant breeze
swept across the field and cooled the
heated rays. There was Il goodly gain
criug of spectators. both amateur M
professional ana while pleasant parties
occupied tie grand stand the critics sat
q. the rails around tho field ana eN-
picssed their opinions frankly. =.
Many came IN motor cars and brought
I luncheon with them. Tables were spread
In truly English fashion and some en-
tertaining wac done during the after
noon. Among those noticed were MY
and Mrs. Harry T. Peters. Mr.. and Mrs.
. Horace Havemeyer. Mr.. and Mrs. +. c..
Blum, Mr. and Mr~. H. X. Vlngut. Miss
Eleanor Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Hut
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Attmore Robinson,
John O'Day. Miss Caroline Knapp. Mrs.
7 NJ. Ceballos. Miss Ceballos. Robert
Gilmore. :. +. Rothschild. Julius Fleisch-
mann. \. II. u. Pratt. T.. G. schwartz,
J II M!nnick and Mr.. n Mrs Allan
pinkerton
; Harry East was the referee and Jack
O'Day held the watch On the first garne
The lslip F~reebooters were Allan Pin
ktEltU. 1p1iA fihN'Ailtst '"A -
Peters and W. X. Dick. Peters and
Havemeyer are handicapped nj 2 each
and Pinkerton at I. 90 the teams total
handicap was 5. In the Deal team were
George sherman. IL II. Guggenheimer.
" J. stein and NJ. D.. Banberger. The
handicap of this team a /. so that
i, started Off with four goals to Its
credit, the difference between the two
handicaps.
The F~reebooters were all we'll Mounted
and began TO make things lively as soon
as the ball was thrown in. In less than
a minute Haveneyer and Peters had
carried the ball close to the Deal goal.
and Peters sent II between the posts.
Sherman made n safety for Deal soon
after this and reduced his teams score
by a quarter of a point. The Deal men
then livened things up and succeeded in
getting into the Freebooters' territory
and Dick made "A safety. Pinkerton
scored "A clean goal and at the end OF
the first period the score stood: Deal,
3al Freebooters, ia.
In the second period Havemeyer scored
twice and Dick made the third goal. so
that the Freehooters took the lead. the
score being. Freebooters. AZ. Deal, 3S.
These goals by the Freehooters We're
made nv clever team work and fast