The evening world., 1915-01-21

right arm. Those were to distinguish
the teams. There was tho Blue team.
with Miss Jean Moehls Of Barnard
playing No. I, Miss Emma George Of
Cornell playing No. and Miss
Schroeder playing back. On the Red
team Miss ElminA Wilson Of Iowa
State was No. 4; her sister, Miss Aida
Wilson Of the same college. was No. ..
while Miss ksts. Chambers Of Bryn
Mawr played back.
Indoor polo for women. you know.
10 played In two ten-minute periods.
and the ball v rubber bladder Gov.
cred with cowhide, % II wouldn't hurt
u inadvertently bounced on q fair
piayers' head. The mallets were reg.
ulation mallsts. And the ponies were
regulation ponies. "ths best In New
York" ~ Joe the stable boy proudly
declared while the game was at It's
height.
JoG ThG srAsIG sov MORE en-.
THuSIAerlc A0our PoNiGo.
Joe the stable boy wasn't - enthu.
siastic rs he might have been about
tho college girls playing polo Astride
those crack ponies. He pointed With
. gnarlsd anger At Miss Georges
mount.
"Sss hlml" hs cried. sxcitedIy.
'Thats Caruso, the best polo pony In
the Eastl HI. let Caruso have his
heAd-he'll play the game himself"
Ginger was Miss Schosdler's mount.
and his experience, combined with
Miss Schoedler's quite remarkable
proficiency, made tho lady and the
pony tho stars OF tho evening. Miss
Schroeder alone scored three goals.
On ono Ginger has to be credited with
an aesist, by reason Of very human
cushion carom shot on the walls Of
the arena that enabled the captain of
the Hue team 10 shoot perfect goal.
0inger ran neck and neck with his
name. all right.
Miss Moehie's pony was Bobby.
while Miss Chambers OF the red team
rode Dandy. Joe. the stable boy.
couldn't remember onhand the names
OF the mounts Of the Misses Wilson. -.
drens and a top hat In the arst period.
and rod coat and . Jockeys cap N
the second just BY way Of variety. had
his hands full ,gallsping out Of the
way Of the shooting ball. the hying
mallets and the frenyied ponies. He
kept busy coaching. too. quite i'm.
I'M Hi," h. yelled. "Hit the
ball, BALI ,,, smash III Hi You can't
And somebody. with 4 a-contraito CRY
and . gasp a. she swung her mallet.
hit the bail right on the noes and
Referee Coleman had to ride for his
life.
Miss Schroeder raced into the thick
Of the play at the hrst whistle and IN
u few moments drew near to the goal
and shot the ball over for the ArSt
score. It seemed to have . dsmoral-
ixing effect. for immediately thor.
were wild swinEs galore and the ball
safe from the mallet heads. was ruth.
lessly trampled by ak excited ponies
"Oh. myl" shrillcd an unfeelinl
wretch In the gallery. the horses arr
doing half the worki-
But II was base libel. for the GIRL
were keyed to Q high pitch and the!
rode and turned and msnoeuvred 4
get q whack at the cowhids pill. In I
moment Miss Schroeder again seize'
the opportunity and scored the sec
Emma! Over this way!" came a
imploring cry high above the crowd
applause NJ play waA under wa
again.
Just then . fair rider missed IN
ball by q yard and half. and - he
tArgetless swing brought her noun
up abort, she cried: "Wait--wait
walt, and presently Miss Chambers
Dandy unloyaily kicked the bali mes
his own goal and Mia 6choedls
skiiifuiiy planted II between the pos,
for the third score.
Just N the whistle blew ending N
B nrst period Miss sohoedler had
1 niight mishap. but succeeded In say
, ing herself from being thrown. a
\ ankle was slightly sprained. but sf
the second period opened.
II No. the red team didn't make siI
gle goal. Final score; Blue, 4; Re
3. But they are going TO play mar
moro games according TO Miss ELI
\ Alsbsrg. who has had charge Of Il
college girls riding class.