New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
FOULS OF FOE
GIVE CORONADO
POLO VICTORY
COOperStOwn Four Scores
More Goals, but
Loses Game.

Although scoring 4 goals to 8 by
their opponents, Cooporstown was
beaten by 2i9 10 q goals by Coronado
IN the second game for the governors
cup yesterday at the Rockaway Hunt
ing Club. IL was one Of the lowest
scoring games ever witnessed or Long
Island, only one tally being made by
either team in the last four periods.
o. account of the slippery turf lie
BoutilIer had q fall in the first and
Mllburn IN the seventh period. The
turf too, became cuppy very quickly,
which was factor against long hit
ting. Both teams lined out in pairs,
each man watching his man, and in
this respect IL was the best polo seen
hereabouts this season; also, all hands
specialized in hooking mallets, and
they did so with such zeal that Won
Stade had 70 impose the string of pen
alties for foul hooks that changed the
fates of the game
Cooperstown men were the worst as
10 foul crooking, or, which is about the
same thing, they were caught at it
more often than the Coronado men,
who did their rough house work when
they were on the far side from the
referee. Gatins and lie Boutillier
played their positions in excellent
style, and Shaw was also an adept
forward for his side, but East was
not picking VI the ball in his usual
deft mEnner-one reason that he could
seldom get away from Beadleston.
On the Coronado side Heckscher
showed cleverness at times, while
Bead eston, Milburn and Stevenson,
when the cuppy lies did not block
them, were getting plenty Of distance.
Stevenson did most of the hitting in
from behind the line, but Milburn
otherwise did all that a competent
back could be asked TO do. The cuppy
field also made the direction bad and
spoiled many good tries for a tally. On
this account end outs were unusually
frequent.
East made the only goal of the first
period, half Of which was promptly lost
through foul hook by Gatins. No
goals we're made in the second, fifth.
sixth and seventh periods. In the third
both lie Boutillier and Heckscher, OF
Coronado, scored. In the fourth pc
Rod goals were made by Shaw and
East, for Cooperstown, and By Bea-
dleston. for the Californians. This
made the half-time score 313 to 2 in
favor OF Cooperstown.
Cooperstown did not score again,
while the Coronado four made but one
goal. the winning one Of the game.
Hcckscher had been penalized for a
foul, and penalties for the same of
fence and a safety against East had
lowered Cooperstown's lead TO ia 70
IL at the beginning Of the last period
Coronado's winning goal was made in
lightning style from the throw-in by
Beadleston, the only tally by either
team in the final four periods. Coro-
nado had four hit-outs over the line
subsequently, in the eighth period, but
Coop RS town got the ball and was max
ing play with il as the time limit ex-
pired.
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Against CoopcS,own East. y Gatins. l. Le Bou-
Re,eree-F. S yo1 stAde Timer and .corer-A
Potter
The winners will play Meadow
Brook on Wednesday afternoon in the
final for the governors cup. There will
be two games to-day to start the series
for the Independence Day cups, open 70
teams Of four, Of whom none is handi-
capped above two goals.
At 2:30 o'clock to-day Whippany
River lines up against the Rockaway
Whites, who receive one goal. The
Whippany River four will be G.. G..
Henry, Leland II. Ross, Monroe Robin
son and William B. Boulton. jr., and for
the Whites the players will be J. p.
Kane, Seward Cary, Jesse Metcalf and
A. d. B. Pratt. At 4:30 o'clock the
Rockaway Blues meet the Coronado
third team. On Thursday the winners
of to-day's first game will meet Point
Judith, the latter's line to include
Philip Stevenson, 2. 5. P. Randolph
and Rodmsn Wanamaker, which will
bring the final game for Monday.
The Rockaway Hunting Club cups
will be the attraction on Friday. the
event being for teams handicapped at
Is goals or over, when the Meadow
Brook Rugby team. {. Cooley,
William Balding and John Drage-will
play Cooperstown, TO include @. A.
Shaw, I'd, Harry East and Thomas lie
Boutillier, 2d. There will be two
games for the same cups on Saturday.
the first between the Philadelphia
Country Club and Great Neck Free
booter teams and the second between