New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-01
FAST PLAY In
POLO MATCHES
AT POINT JUDITH
MiIburn and Waterbury
Are Stars of Semi
Final Games.

Narragansett Pier. July 3l.-ln the
pionship Of the Polo Association to-
day. at the Point Judith Club, Meadow
brook, helped greatly by Milburn's long
drives AID Waterbury's general actiy-
ity, beat Great Neck by 1O15 to 4 goals,
and Coronado defeated Rugby by l5$t
20 AZ goals. Hopping and East made
perfect forwards, apd shey were finely
supported by Stevenson and Heckscher.
As TO the details: Great Neck made
goals by Stoddard and Belmont IN the
first period, and Meadowbrook, as IT
closed, had a tally through a wonder
fully neat backhander by Rumsey. Inc
second period was all Meadoworook'
Waterbury scoring twice and Won Staue
once. 10 a zero for Great Neck. Eacn
scored in the third, Milburn for Mea-
dowbrook and Stoddard for Great Neck.
The fourth was blank period,
features being marvellous save by MIL
burn and fine work by Stoddard on ms
new English mount. In the NTH Stod-
dard scored by a long drive and Won
State cancelled it by goal Tor
Meadow Brook. the score standing
to pa.
The sixth was marked by goals by
Hitchcock, playing No. |, and by
great hit by Milburn, which carried the
bail three-quarters of the held, ana
was hit through by Won Stade. In the
seventh the only counts were single
by Milburn and by Rumsey, who. as
we'll as Stoddard, was penalized tor
foul crooks of the mallets. The eighth
was a blank on both sides.
East and Stevenson made the open
ing goals Of the second game for Coro-
nado, but Balding made goal by a
fine forward drive also in the hrst
period. This was the Rugbys last
count for two periods, and the team
was also penalized for foul hook oy
Cooley, Coronado meantime getung
four goals. Cooley and Hopping Dotn
scored in the fourth and Balding made
a safety. The fifth was repetition,
changing the names Of the scorers 70
Drage and Hopping and naming steven
son for the safety.
In the remaining three PERIODS
Rugby made but two, while CORONADO
rolled up seven goals. The most brill
liant was by Heckscher, in the Sixth
period. when ne carried the ball by
four hits around the bunch and made
neat angle shot for goal. Hopping
never played better, and East, who was
tried out for the first time IN fast com
pany, mixed up very brilliant strokes
with some weird misses. -,
The semi-fnals for the Randolph
cups will be played tomorrow, the
Aiken Red Birds meeting Bryn Mawi
Freebooters and Deal playing Aeado"
OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST GAME
| Great Neck--No /. Thomas Hitchcock j. No :
RAYMOND Belmont: No. g. J. WatAon "soo' Oa0A
i0 Me. d 5' Bfoos No l. S Won s,,d: No
! c { Rumsey. No }. J. W. Waterbury ~ os'A
Ssore' Great Yeck-Goals earned. s. less penal
ties. / Total. Meadow lrook-''oAs earned -
| IndiytduaI goss For Great Neck-stoddsrd. 8
| Hl,rLrock 1 Belmont / For Meadow BROOK
| Vou State 3 Anlburn, 3 Runsey. s. Nat@3uY, :
| Penalties-Foul against stoddarf and huNSe'
sa'stiss by Belmoat and StoddsFd
Referee W Hopping
SECOND GAME-RUGBY VS. CORONADO.
Rusy-No. /. J. C. Cooley. No. 2. W. Baiding
| No 3 John Drage. back. BENJAMIN Es.lhs. u,--,
psss. 10 3 f w. Hopping. back Maico4l
Rge'y"Goas earned s. less penalties y To ,si
AZ Coronado-Goas earned, 10; less pehAues'
@r,5,5i'ii.i goals. For Rugby-Baldins, Cooley
1 Drage. J. For Coronado hoppHs' o. N7' -
stevenson 3 Heckscier LII. ~. p,i.
Penalties Foul against Cooley sIeues oS b@'u
inz AID Stevenson.
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