The New York herald., 1921-06-19

driving from behind. missed chance to
score.
With the English team still working
for a score, Hitchcock twice intercepted
the ball. finally hitting 1t over the
boards. Tomkinson got the ball away
from the other players but Milburn, on a
faster pony came up to them and drove
a swift old time back handler to Stod-
dard He carried the ball up the feld
and scored for the United States. Score
at the end of the third chukker: Amer
lea, 5 England. 5.
Americans Recall Used Ponies.
At the beginning Of the fourth chukker
Hitchcock went back to Hanseletta. Mil
burn was mounted on Sunbeam, Webb
on Eve and Stoddard on Belle ALL On
the throw in Lockett hit from half way
10 the goal, but Tomkinson went wide on
an easy shot. A few seconds later
Lockett again missed a goal by a few
feet. After much play back and forth
Hitchcock hit a long shot over the boards
into English territory. Wodehouse car
ried the ball to the middle of the neld
and, hard pressed by Stoddard. Lockett
made a clean miss of the ball.
Webb saved what should have been an
easy score twice in succession. Tom
| h1nSOn eventually NIT the Ddli pcHitiu lic
American goal line.
After Miiburns drive Hitchcock, In
possession of the ball. carried it three
quarters of the length OF the field, but
Wodehouse prevented the score by
brilliant play
Lockett in ossession Of the. ball, car
ried it to the front OF the American goal.
where Tomkinson missed another very
easy shot. Still pressing hard the Eng
lish team pushed toward their goal.
where Wodehouse missed a score, but
Tomkinson retrieved hit and drove the
ball into the goal, making the score to
in favor of the United States.
| When play was resumed Milburn
| missed drive and Tomkinson took the
ball down the field to Lord Wodehouse,
who hit 1t within few inches of the
goal post. Brilliant work by Milburn
prevented score. Tomkinson raped
the ball behind the American goal line
and England, pressing the attack. gave
wodehouse another good chance for a
goal which he missed by a few feet.
| Locketts drive was intercepted by
Milburn. who again took the Americans
out of dangerous situation by hitting
to the centre of the field. Hitchcock
drove to the side boards from there as
the chukker ended. Score at the end Of
the fourth chukker: United States, !; ;
| England, A.
For the fifth chukker three of the
Americans took new mounts. Hitchcock
was on Glendale, Milburn on Sonora,
Webb on Miss Jacobs. With long run
| DOWN the field Barrett took the ball into
American territory. where he was inter-
cepted by Webb. who passed the ball up
the field to Stoddard within a few yards
of the English goal Then in scrim-
mage Wodehouse got the ball out. but
Milburn Immediately returned 1t. An
other prolonged scrimmage took place
emerging from the play with the ball in
his possession. Milburn took it away
| from him and 1t was passed to Hitch
cock and then to Stoddard. who missed
the goal.
Again Barrett took the ball down to
the centre where Milburn got IL away
| from him and drove 1t toward Eng
| lish territory from which a blow by
Wodehouse sent it into the neutral part
of the field. Tomkinson eventually got
possession of IL and hard ridden by Mil
burn. made a miss. Playing maguih-
cent shot, Wodehouse sent the ball
directly In front of the American goal
1 but his teammate Tomkinson missed
again.
Americans show Dash.
Acquiring possession of the ball the
Americans with a magnificent dash car
ried 1T the length OF the field. Milburn
eventually scoring by a shot twenty
yards from the goal. Almost the same
play arose upon the throw In and this
time webb singled out the ball and
made direct goal for the Americans
bringing the score to to 4 in favor Of
the United States.
From the throw-in Milburn raped the
ball UP the field and the return was
made by Tomkinson. Webb saved a
dangerous situation for the United
States by bringing the ball out where
II was hit into English territory by Mil
burn. Hitchcock drove 1t down the
centre and Lockett returned the ball. As
/ the period was closing the ball went
over the boards in English territory.
Score at the end OF fifth chukker. United
States. Z England, 4.
The mounts used in the sixth chukker
/ by the Americans were Royal Diamond
/ for Hitchcock. Ragtlme Queen for Mil
burn. Cinders for Webb and Black
! Beauty for Stoddard. II had already
been proved that the American ponies
were much faster than the English The
injury to Milburn's back apparently
was not interfering with HIS play. Webb
was playing a sound game.
An aggressive attack by Barrett was
checked by Milburn. With the bal rolling
/ open both Milburn and Tomkinson en-
| tirely missed IT, and Wodehouse In gain
\ ing possession of II shot dangerously
close to the goal. where the ball was
/ blocked by Webb. Hitchcock. out of all
/ this, eventually scored. his point being
due to the fact that three English play
ers missed the ball in front OF their own
| goal Hitchcock's goal made the score
| S TO in favor of the United States.
/ On the throw-in Milburn hit the ball
over the sideboar ards. On the next throw
in Hitchcock carried the ball down the
field where Webb scored almost before
play seemed to have begun. This made
the total TO in favor OF the United
States. Continuing TO play. Barrett
made brave attempt to score, but NH
burn prevented II and carried the ball
along with him to the centre of the field.
There It came into possession Of wode-
house. who drove into American terri
tory.
Webb was on guard and by a splendid
play took the bail 10 the English goal
posts where Lockett wrested IL from his
possession Lockett kept the ball with
him TO the centre Of the field where he
vas stopped by Webb Barrett drove
over the sideboards close to the Ameri-
can goal line
a combined effort by Milburn ana
Stoddard on the next play sent the ball
10 the boar6s near the English goal