The New York herald., 1921-06-23

medically. and thls seemed TO Jar the
nerves of the native spectators. They
contented themselves with clapping theiI
hands when their own defenders made
brilliant play and objected bitterly
TO the American racket" But AM
bassador Harvey himself We'd with
Field Marshal Earl Haig in cheering
from the royal box, and the Prince OF
Wales turned around with good
natured smile and told both OF them
that he liked 1t.
When the ball was thrown In II was
missed by Wodehouse. Webb took il
up the field for the Americana. but
Lockett obtained 1t from him. Milburn
obtained the ball from Lockett and
drove It over the English goal line,
whence II was knocked into the field by
Wodehouse 10 Tommy Hitchcock.
Lockett received the ball from Hitch
cock after a moderate drive. and the
next shot was made by Tompkinson.
who drove II over bounds at midfield.
From scrimmage which too place In
the centre the ball was hit by Hitchcock
TO Stoddard, who drove 1t inside the
English goal for the first score OF the
game at 5 :a5 o'clock.
On the throw in Stoddard got away
with the ball. which was returned by
the English by a long side shot. A
series OF sharp exchanges followed in
midfield, and from 1t Milburn drove the
ball into English territory, where it was
followed up by Webb. who scored for
tho Americans. making the score to 0
In favor of the United States. The sec
ond point was made two minutes after
the first.
On the resumption OF play a miss was
made by Wodehouse, but the ball was
raf I'd NV no chi liah nil
the side boards In their own territory.
From there Milburn obtained possession
OF It, passing the ball to Stoddard. who
made the third score for the American
team.
q scores In 3 Minutes.
The three American scores were made
within a period OF three minutes.
Wodehouse obtained possession OF the
ball, which was played back and forth,
and after several misses the English
players carried It TO the American goal
where Mlburn took possession OF II. A
penalty was incurred by the American
team. with tho bail In England's pos
session Barrett drove toward the Amer
lean eide, Milburn receiving the ball
and carrying II half way up the neld.
Hitchcock drove down the centre TO the
English goal. but Stoddard missed tho
opportunity for another score by hitting
the ball TO the goal line
Apparently Webb fouled Loclsett in
the interchange OF play. but a penalty
was not given. The ball was taken out by
Barrett, who drove II 10 the American
goal. but Milburn stopped the drive. He
returned tho ball toward the English
side. where II again fell into the pos
session OF Barrett, whose drive hit Nil
burns pony. Tomkinson took the ball
IN hand, but he was SO hard ridden by
Tommy Hitchcock that he was robbed
OF q chance to score.
At the end of the period the ball was
on the sideboards. Score OF the first
chukker: United States, . Great Brit
ain, 0. The players were applauded as
they left the neld.
Centre shot by Barrett.
When the ball was thrown in for play
at the beginning OF the second chulslser
II was driven into American territory
By a shot down the centre by Barrett
Tomlslnson had chance to pass II alons
but missed Il, but Wodehouse followed
placing 1t through the American goal
Score: United States, {: : Great Britain. l.
Barrett as play continued hit to Tom
kinson, who missed the f1nal shot TO-
another goal by many yards because o,
difficult angle. Milburn hit the bal
10 the boards and Lockett and Wode'
house returned 1t TO American territory
Mllburn captured the bail at once ant
drove II to Hitchcock, who hit to thu
right OF tho English goal on the second
stroke. while Stoddard. coming up from
behind. made the fourth score for ,h'
American team. bringing the total score
to: United States. a; Great Britain. i
Misses Chance to score.
wodehouse took the ball up the fielo
after this score and lost possession of II
| TO Webb who passed IL on TO Milburn
| The latter drove toward the English
/ goal Hitchcock following with a won.
derful centre shot that gave Stoddard ar
excellent chance 70 score. Unfortunately
for the Americans he missed IL. After
! the ball was hit out both Webb anC
| Hitchcock mlssed, but the ball was kept
in English territory until Barrett ant
! Tompkinson relieved tho situation.
! Barrett made an erratic snot near the
/ American goal for try for a scor,
/ but the ball was quickly returned anC
a series of long hits followed by botf
/ backs. Many misses were made By tn,
! players OF both sides. Lockett at lengtl
scored long drive for goal. bringing
the total results to- United states.
Great Britain. 2.
| From the throw IN wodehouse tool
the ball and passed II to Barrett. Tn,
latter apparently made foul. The Eng
lish team lost possession OF the ball
| Hitchcock hitting IL out from his owl
/ goal. Wodehouse carried the hall dowr
! the field ano made claim against NIL
| burn for q foul. which was not allowed
America was put on the defence anC
Nodehouse missed an effort for a goa
a. the period ended. The Engilah play
] ers were showing moro aggressivenes
I than the Americans at this stage or th'
| game. Score at the end OF tho SECOND
chukker: United states 4; Great Brit
ain, ..
AZ the beginning OF the third periot
when Mllburn hit out Wodehouse missel
the ball. 10 was handsomely regainee
by Lockctt. lie drove II to the Ameri
can side, where Nillburn made q bat
miss. Barrett took advantage of this
making a skllful drive for the American
goal, where webb staged a score agains
the United States. A few seconds later
Milburn had TO do the Same thing foi
safety. hitting to Wodehouse The lat
ter drove the ball 20 American territory
and his shot was mot by Hitchcock. A.
they rode together Wodehouae missed
ths ball again and Hitchcock hit II over
the side boards IN the centre OF the field.
on the throw IN Mllburn drove long
ball 60 Stoddard, whose shot went be-
hnI the English goal line W2dThouse
made long hit out on ioturn. the ball
rolling o. rlbuIr, who drove Y back
again 20 y English side. wnere Lockett
stopped Il Within few feet OF the Eng
llsh goal Barrett gained possession or