The New York herald., 1921-06-23

Ing Americas total to s against 3 for
England.
Tommy Hitchcock after this goal was
made started dangerous offensive over
the field toward the English goal. but
was intercepted by Wodehouse. The
latter passed the ball on to Tomldnson,
and In three shots. which covered al
most the length OF the field. Tomkinson
scored again for the English team.
bringing the total points to to In
favor Of the American team.
The English players seemed to be
much revived and were hitting better
and pressing harder.
Major Lockett brilliantly meeting Mill
burns hard back handlers. missed an
attempt for goal by inches; the ball went
over the board In American territory.
The total score at the end of the NTH
chukker stood: United States, s; Great
Britain. 6.
sixth Chukker.
Beginning the sixth chukker the play
was very even. The ball was frat In
tho American and then In the English
territory. Tomkinson, jumping on the
ball as 1t was carried by Hitchcock
drove to Major Barrett, VINO missed
goal for the English team by inches
only.
The same play happened immediately
after and again England lost good
chance to score. Both Wodehouse and
Lockett were very aggressive, the former
making bold but unsuocecsful try at
goal The play was fast and furious.
and all in the American territory, until
Hitchcock, driving an extremely long
ball. sent II over TO the English side.
Barrett took possession Of Il and
Webb missed him on his way down the
field. Riding hard Webb still pursued
tho ball and made brilliant recovery.
Tonhinson rode brilliantly but missed
hit as he came up, after which Wode-
house. Tomkinson and Lockett. taking
the ball In succession. almost scored.
Webb rode down on the ball as It
neared the American goal and drove II
upheld where MilbJrn followed with an
other hard smash that took 1t out of
danger for a moment.
After a safety hit against England
there was a prolonged scrimmage near
the mouth or the English goal. Webb
finally missing a point by a high shot
which was but few inches from a
score.
The American players continued their
assault on the English goal and Major
I.oclSett got them out of difficulty by
carrying tho ball away from danger.
As the bell rang for the end OF the
Period. Hitchcock drove to the boards.
Total score: United States. s; Great
Britain. c.
seventh Chukker.
From the throw In from the centre of
the field as the seventh chuklier began
Hitchcock drlbbled the ball. riding vigor-
ously to score Americas ninth goal
Play continuing. Barrett carried the ball
10 within two yards OF the American
goal, where Milburn blocked II. For a
short time both teams were engaged In
when stoddard. who had got out with
the ball. hard pressed by Lockett. was
prevented from an opportunity to score.
Tommy Hitchcock came up on the ball
next and hit II over the line. The ag-
gressive tactics OF the American players
kept the ball near the English goal
where cross check. which was made
by England. gave Milburn q free hit
Hitchcock raised the ball into the air
and shot IL through the goal posts. max
ing the score 10 TO in favor OF the
United States.
England pressed hard as play wal
continued, but miss by Tomplsinson
prevented another seemingly sure score
for the English colors. Webb took pos
session OF the ball and carried II to the
centre OF the field. where II was missed
by all OF the English team.
webb, bea ting Wodehouse's pony
carried tho ball over the line. Driven
back. there followed prolonged scrini-
maglns. and play ended with the Ameri-
cans winners and the ball driven over
the boards at the centre of the field.
Col. Buckmaster. who acted as umpire
Saturday. was suffering from tempo
rary Illness and unable TO officiate to-
day. His place was taken by Col. Dun
bar OF tho Ranelagh Club. Col Buck
masters absence probably was respon-
sibie for the few fouls granted.