The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09
NONE TO Be RATED
ABOVE FIVE GOALS
Kinney, Bartcls and kilcy in
Honor Place in Rating Of
Indoor Polo Players.
ia Rk BALL FOR CADETS

The maximum individual rating IN
the handicap list OF the Indoor Polo
Association--as determined by a cor.
ference yesterday Of the committee with
G.. Lang. secretary, and Basil 4 Grant.
official Handicapped of the new orgau'za,
tion-will be Ave goals. The schedule
of q ten team series of team matches
which will include West Point, EsseN
Troop and Battery Il. First Field Ar.
tillery teams. with seven or eigh, club
teams, will not be completed for Il week
The series will open with a game a
West Point on Saturday. January Is.
A. W. Kinney and W. 4. BartciS u
the Triangular Polo club. and X kiley
Of the brooklyn Riding and Driving
clubs Or!olc team. will be Tn" o'ly
players rated at five goals In all soy.
enty New York players will /" rated,
with az many more from other ct q,
While proficiency ut outdoor polo s. A
valued proof of ho|rsc,nanship. tn" league
ratings will be based entirely on he
skill of the individuals at tho covered
1ltlT kd1les ~ w Nlllll'N = l'l ilA~ls''lC5,
had only one goal mark in his Polo N.
ISOLATION matches last summrr
AT the rcquca, of the West r".l' and
the militia teams. rs they ~, vine
sand on the rings instead of Brow 20,
bark. tho rules have been changed ~
permit them TO use u black leather ht'l
IN their home matches in plac" uf III.
eague standard white leather htll y,
the West Point and armory rirgf .ra
large enough to place goal pov's tie
special rules regarding safety ht's y
IN. outdoor game will hold good ~ ne
armorics and tho teams Will he ~ four
instead Of three mer in such matches
John !. Milburn, Jr.. who IL - h'A
man at the Great Neck Polo club, aud
benjamin X. Gatins. rated nj four wI;h
tn. point judith Polo club. are NAMED
as the players TO take IN. plac. "n the
cock Robin team Of O. NJ ll'rksolcr
and j. l. de Saull"s. a. IN" lat'. par
will leave for southern california IN
Saturday.
An Interstate rractia" match 70 Do be
played TODAY ct Tia" Durland rlrs pay
will hc between thrc. mou teams % 'n.
Essex Troop. y. !. y -. N"vrra. ara
the Tigers Of IN" HurlHud gJnp' ~
leans. Tho home trio will IA" o;'a'r-c %
Sherman. ~. II. Gnsgenh.i'u.' and tyr
T.. Bier. The nam" for ~. team =
compliment to the Aiken. :. 7 ~"
tournament in 1918.
u already Is fixed Tint tho high 81
! team viii be the Triaugular tir". tH
includes two ~ IN" maximum m"i. TIE
follow ing ar" other combinations st''I N
he rated. which. n they Include l"' ~
door and outdoor experts. Hr" "Nl"'''f
{" ngIrr prominently ~ the i" Al s"ri"s
T%ri.rculrr Polo Cluh \ " kinney, "
A Rart,is ant trnu Gilman
Cock Robius-G NJ ~iI"~srheI. J l. ts
Saullos AMI lNdig HuNt. Substitutes. q. 4
d. ~tHles. R"nJamin Is Uetins srd ]
George Nilhurn.
Tigers -Iieorse g. sherman. II Il Gu.
grnho'm'r ami Dr T.. Ri'i
rre .br"'rr~ ". u Itlfnb,'Ecr. " e.
Er,aueer aud Joseph e M"y"r.
WHITE owls g coleman. Mas
wili"- and Io-oph Srhris"r suls'i'r'
Iu~'ph R'.an.
M RrI--I .. Mah-r g CUR, a.
8 d" Saui~s substitute ". Lob.
Bedford Riding and Driving tNub Orio'ss
It. Kilcy. Mitchell and kopkp
other local triuS Will he the Brorh'.'
Riding and Driving club Greru',,-
Bedford Riding Academy White .
and Rla"khirdN. two from Batter. A.
EirSt Field ARTILLERY, and two r'pr'~on'
ing the West pniut Polo 'luh. '1Ni-.,
Fouu"s. Ia" professional whip. has Pre-
, scented thre" silver cups to hc Nnr oG'
right as special prizes iu the iutar..
cup event. ~ ~" Point Judith Polo N'Vt
who made q clean sweep of the hHnd .
games AZ BATTERY r.. First Field N'"'.
! lery, rnor