Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
Five Leading Batters
in T,Uo Major Leagues
AMERICAN ;EAGJE
america Crushes
England at Polo
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periods. the Bri'i.hnre s"nvi9y twice in
the second aud twice again in the fourth
period. while thn challrngers scored
single goals in the second and third and
two in the fourth.
In the fifth period. however. Great
Britain drew Up slightly. Lord Wodc-
house and Major Barrett each adding
goal to the defenders total. wlalc
Amnrica scored only once. on 4 coal by
StOddard
This was Rrrnin'~ final shot. how
ever. FOR she went SrUr"lCSS in the sixth
and seventh periods. while Captain Mil
burns team added two more in the
seventh chukk"r. one on II foul. running
the total up 10 ten tu the English fOur's
,iN. the final result.
Tn" players mounts paradod the
field. the twenty five American ponies
leading with the twenty-five British
ponies behind The rontingcnts were
beaded by Boy Scouts. each bearing the
nationaI colnrs Of the teams. The stands
hcrr nearly filled TO their capacity of
'O.IW when the game started nt Z 80
% clock. Just before the start Robert
+. wbridgc. the American master
~ the CottCsmOrc Hunt. took seat in
Fresham Gilhny. formerly we'll
known polo player, who vas acting as
goal umpire. was bowlpd over by Stod-
dard as h" scored the fifth goal for
America. Gilbey suffered from the con-
cuSsion and his head was badly cut. lie
was removed in an ambulance. The ac-
"ldent occurred behind the American
goal posts. Meanwhile the game was
halted. II was resumed NJ :OG +. VI
j. Watson Webb. playing No. 3 for
the American team. suffered nm in Jury
to a finger Of his left or stick hand in
the fifth period. He went into tho pa
vilion and time ont WAS called while
the injured member was hnndagCd. He
was Hh'c to return To his position. how
eyer. and play was resumed NJ 1 20
o'clock.
Americans Practice
The American qIdli"t knocked the
ball about back Of the goal posts in
prartirc lasting only few minutes.
They received an ovation on taking the
field. Colonel Edward Miller for Eng
land. and CploneI Dunbar. for the
nitcd States wor" tn" referees The
latter replaced Walter I'uckmnetcr. tdlc
English polo player who refereed for
Tie American team in tine first game.
Tn" English players also wer" ap-
pnuded as they joined in the prac-
tiCC.
Crowds apparently dressed in antiri-
pa'I"i "l ra'h ""r" "h'tlhS hp""' inc
srhhaS'ahor an h"ur O"l"r" ~" game
S'hr'"I' ln"E were "hierIa'h"d D!
maSSeh nnh"S nt IN" f"Nai guards; m
r4udihS ki't'd S'n'''Sh plp"rS' ana Int
hhndSh'h gau"N <'"r'"' "h4 goa
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tunes ana o"erSNInS TAR "N, N,riNaI'd inc
sur,fotnrs
roIoucI ,;oorcr IIoryc, ,hc Amcrt.
cam Ambassadors, vn> among The first
arrivals in rhc roynI box. King Alfonso
If Snojr m. Prince of Wales. tho Dul,r
or counnugh, and his doughtor patriri,
now The wifc If Commoudcr AIpysndnr
r NJ Ramsey m,IornI mn Io,rr As
Ibn prirra nf Wn,ns ,,puncd from bis
rar rho crowds s,nnd and rLccrod while
tho h,nd. nIs,rd .I;oL Saw. rho Einr :"
.Thn Sror SnnnyIrd Rnnnrr'' foIiowel
First Period
Tine American fonN atInckod in the
first period and hit hShind in enc min
ute and fifty seconds. Two minutes
~, .Hl r h""l~ StoddnrI' n, Ne: J. scored
nnd n.i,bin ,n,,hn. MIMI, 'rLom,nS
{ Hitcbro,L Ir -, ", - ,,o,In nm.
.nthrr y"ni of,or \Io ;nr I nrkn,i com.
,oir &c ,ho nr;,i.h ,oa,u hnd ,oS.nd "nd
thn hoiI ord WnJoLu",o ~, 70 .
r"r tho priti|hnrs wv, hnJ froo hi, Wv, on :" :"
safct~ hm, ,ho ir,nrio"r, ,"" " hlncltod ~ - :"
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imorira Tbo B;i Br;,is bors t" ',," Lod s"' sh"t w."
-, thn Amer;"on oooI br, ,%o hn,I w.
a nonv ns tho cbnrLcr e",, "n ondaI Snorn. 80.
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