The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-30
QUICK PASSING
DEFEATS TEAM
FROM CAPITAL
An-Stars Show Fans Scien-
tific Polo in Trampling EN-
Roes-Players Are True
Sportmen.
Post-ssason Series.
Last Nights Result.

Last Nights Result.
Speed and moro speed and perfect
passing spelled the doom Of the EN-
Roes in the polo game at the Coliseum
last night. The All-Stars showed just
how good they were in the second and
third periods, toying with the team
from the Capital City, and walking OF
with to score.
1t has been several years since fan
dom has seen such an article OF polo
% was dished up last night. and all
left with an appetite for more OF the
same brand. The rooters were about
equal in their choice. The best part
Of the game was the clean playing,
the rough stun being eliminated en-
tirely and plays stopped with deft
hooks and labs rather than by using
brute strength.
williams Goes Fast.
That williams boy from Elwood, who
was at first rush for the All-Stars. was
about AZ flashy . player as could be
wished. Handy with the ball and quick
on his feet, he made the fans fairly
gasp in several instances, especially IN
the hrst period. leaning with Tommy,
they made one grand pair on the Of
fensive, carrying the ball right up to
May, the Em-Roes goal guardian, time
after time via the pass route. But for
the sensational game put up by May
they would have filled the cage.
Griffith. who played halfback for the
All-Stars, is faster than the ordinary
half, playing floor game with com
mendable skill. Every one knows
what Sox did without going into de-
tails. Teddy Lewis failed to make
goal. That's more than any other de-
tense can show this season.
The Al.Stars always worked the pill
to within striking distance OF the goal.
Not one man. but all four would be
right to the cage. pitching and battlng
it around, and few were the shots that
did not give the Em-Roes guardian
stop. They had Teddy running ragged
before the game ended.
pom Bannon gave q much better ac-
count OF himself tending miraculous
game, bringing forth the plaudits of
his admirers several times by his
clever work. It's just like him though.
some nights kicking enough In to lose
his game while others he will be prac.
tically tmpregnable.
Ions Cages Two.
Freddie Long and May played by
far the best games for the Em-Roes,
the dimiuutive rush showing Just how
clever he really Is when carrying a
couple Of opponents around on his
back. To him goes the credit Of max
ing two Of his teams scores while Doc
Harold after several futile trips up
the floor finally landed one in the
meshinx with a hard drive in the last
period.
The first period as in the case Of the
game last Friday night showed the
Em-Roes up and ut 'em with the old
spirit. When the AllStars ended the
second period they had added four to
their total while the Em-Roes were
standing by and watching them go
past.
Williams scored the first goal on a
hook drive from the side. 1t was q
perfectly executed shot and went
smack into the corner. In fact all the
goals had to 10 in the corner on May
az there was nothing doing on the
strsightaway driving. About two min
utes later Lewis and Long carried the
Dill the entire length Of the floor with
some beautiful passing and Gagged the
tying marker. Long scooping 1t In
when Pop jumped to get Teddy's fake
drive, This ended their scoring how
ever until the third period.
Thompson electrified the fans ane
had them standing up in the second
spasm driving three clean goal:
straight and true behind Arlie ane
assisting Williams on the fourth
marker.
Both teams added two to their tota
in the last period. Long getting an
nAhar aaalst from Lewis and drivtnt
one behind Pop. Williams came l.
for the All-Etars With two more, thi
first assisted by Thompson and driving
in the second on q corner shot. Do
Harold, madden than We can tell tool
several mighty swings at the pill
some OF which he connected. HI
finally got one to his liking and drov'
1t behind Bannon.
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