The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
ISLIP POLO TOURNEY
BEGINS WITH SPEED
Two Rafting Good Games on
Opening Day-HOme Teams
Capture Both.
YOUNG GENERATION IN 1T


BAY SHORE. L" l., June 2s-i"o ra''hhs
good polo games were played on the
| fe,d Of the rs,,p Polo Club to-day.
A. u,,
iney were 'he opeii"s san''e !" ~ ""
goal tournament ~hich VIII iast 'hroush
the week. The Isnp wanderers ue-
feated the Camden Grasshoppels py
ea 10 b, ana the ishp fsoNers oelea'eo
the Rockaway Hunting CLUB 5 TO "a
Eight teams have ehtered TINS tourha-
ment and enthusiasts Ike IL. l. Her
pert, w. a. Hazard ana Harry l. refers
are delighted. This tournament is really
for the young player. and several ut
those h are playing on the different
teams are sons Of veteran players that
give promise of doing AS well as their
fathers.
The field was in perfect condition.
II had been expected that after the
heavy rains 1t would be soft and muddy.
but It's drainage is well nigh perfect. and
Supt A. c. Bloom had the roller going
all the morning. Many enthusiasts &C.
cupied seats In the grand stand. Many
more lined the rails, and there also
were several motor parties. Among
those noticed were Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Havemeyer. W. A. Hazard. Mrs. J.. NJ.
Cebal!os. Mrs. n. X. Knapp. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Lane. Mr.. and Mrs Harry r
Peters, L. C. Blum. Mrs. 4 X Leonard.
Mrs. Holmes. Sir and .Irs. A,tmore
Robinson. Mrs. 4. II Jackson. Mr. and
Mrs. +. ID. Is Pratt. Allan Piuk.rton ami
Jay +. Carlisle.
More than $50 polo ponies Are auar.
tered in the stables ON m. prnunds and
several have been sent To nearby
stables Lecaus. in.r. * mn mora rnon
on the grounds
Henry Eas, acted as r.fe,.s u r
Peters was timer and succ..d,I in
breakiny a s,onYa.cb 4, nis .n,hrsL.
ssm rrha I.Iin wanda,ars "a rsw-
den Ora .shonu,r ve,. ,ha a., IN re-,
r.ch ,sar ia ~.nJt.an
they nlsyed IN ,his natch ~, 80
,or,ns Tn. ,,as.,nunsrs 80. a,,c,,.
80 IIan.v AnIsrs 49, unrav
and Godfrev preeca All four wer,
,n",,1 -. T.. usN 49,.
r.o a
- 80 TsWs'
~ -
49,, Wv
&C., o
"'"niCh S,'ieu TOT iS.p % SeNoHu.
aI'e' thr pan hau peen 'n''nh IN, anu
NO minus a'e' m a' q o
,tui siue shol an. sCoreu asa. Iot
lshp. IN the second iri'ou - Ana'son
tcored tor me p~tasshoppers' IN I"e
MIRO pv''od r!at,' VINO was piiE'hs
beautful game. placed the oal! "eA"
ana then as -ach o'heT Wethoei Vi tne
team rode over II ne loon II h'mse't
and scored. Pratt was playing LACK
doing well in his position, ana ne
scored twice. At the end OF the nan
the score was. lslip 3. Grasshoppers l
Mlnnick scored in the next period ana
then Kinney tailed for the 0rasshol-
pers. lust before the period ended Kin
NaNSS nnrV foil HIT lnrk.lN his Yt0rT
was not hurt. In the sixth period Kin
ney scored again and then Fred stone
the actor, got a case OF rstties and shot
ire ball through his own teams goa!.
scoring against his side. stone was
playing well. but his ponies were slower
than those matched against them. THIS
play OF Stones caused some fun and
stone declared that he had SHOWN ina:
ne ant from Anityville. A safety ny
Never In this perlod made the score
C.s,L, tsi,, aa
800 l.,
II the seventh pe''ou SUM- was ~
trouble again. He crossed kinney ana
was pera,ized a foul Kinney scored for
.s- G-rosshopner. and then stone re.
Vs"opp. ~
deenlsd himself !'ttx 'he oaII over IN.
heads Of the players and sending II
through the posts. Meyer also score1
in mis- reriod In the last period Preecs
ms p.!'0u, ." .ne as g. 80
aHo raw eaS" seoieu anu ~ s""''
ended Islip 6i., Camden s.
The next game, the Rock
sway. ard lain Rovers uas NOT M. In.
1870. rha pnya,s "a II,,is ,rouh,a
tefeslhs Inc foNefs mao mite troup!e