The Washington herald., 1921-06-19

silva passed and repassed II uptR
within a few feet Of the. Hurnph-
reys goal line where a slice shot
sent Il out of bounds. Humphreys
played It on the line into q ave-
man scrimmage. Silva drove Il out
Of the mix-up 70 within ten yards
Of the uprights. where Lieut. ssr-
dinss rode &c through the posts to-
the initial score Of the game. Eess
than a minute Of the period h~s
passed -
Fifty seconds later Camp Hunph-
reys scored when Maj. Bunsro out
raced Lieut.. Torres and drove the
bail through the posts with one 81
the ci~anest shots OF the game
Exactly one minute later MAJ ks-S-
ton put the Humphreys team in the
lead when. after I'VE men had oFer-
rode the ball. he scored with . -lnng
drivs through open terrtr Jry. -.
Humphreys' lead, however vas
shortlived. for. with but a few SEE
onds Of the period left TO play.
Torres scores after taking the ball
out Of scrimmage. A second or Two
later Billiard fouIed and Col Silva
drove the resulting free shot d.
rectly through the center Of the a.
foot goal line. 100
Ballard scores Ls.s One,
The fourth period witnessed some
of the prettiest dribbling OF the
day. Lieut. Torres took the pellet
from the outskirts of the line-uP
scrimmage and dribbled u srodnd
the entire southern half OF the field.
while Col. Silva and Capt. Gimenez
rode on the Humphreys. players
Torres. however, missed a hard az
gle shot at the posts, and Mai Bull
lard and Maj. Williams took the
ball into Cuban territory. from
which Billiard scored on 8. long
drive In this period the Cubsns
1--WE times played the ball behind
their opponents goal line, bat ar
ways their efforts TO score we're
| from almost impossible angles.
Col. silva's deadly accuracy on foA
shots gave the Cubans another
score in this period when. after
Humphreys had fouled. he drove the
pellet through a four-man goal-dv-
tense directly through the posts
The fifth chukker saw the only
broken mallet Of the day. Sardinss
took a hasty swipe at the ball, miss
ed. and dug up the turf. The sticR
f, broke and the Cubans were forced
TO play three-handed until Sandinss
got another stick. The new mall
let seemed 70 be lucky. for its first
drive sent the ball to Col. Silva.
waiting in front OF the Humphreys
goal and the colonel promptly drove
IL through the posts.
Lieut. Ssrdinas' new stick also
was responsible for the final score
Of the game when in the last pc
riod he dribbled the ball through
! the uprights after taking a long
/ drive from Capt Gimenez. Lineup
and summary:
Cubans. Positions. Humphreys
Capt. GimeneE l Mai. Tompkins
Lieut. ssrdinas ? Maj Bulisnd
Col. Silva 3 Mas. Williams
Lieut.. Torres Back Mas Reiton
Substitution-Mai. Butler for Maj
/ TompkIns. Goals-Sardinas. 2.
Torres. Silva; Billiard, 2; 'Keten.
Goals from foul-Silvs. 9 .fouE-
Billiard. Referee-Lieut Col Cootes.
Time keepers-Maj. W. II. Simpson.
Maj. J. NJ. Richie. Scorer-cspt n
S. Daniels 1890.
First Game Cleveriy FeuEht.
Despite the difference in the
score OF the War Department Gre-as
and the Fort Myer total. the match
was closely fought Fort Myer was
the first to score when after one
minute of play Capt Cole took a
pass from Lieut. Jones and drfb-
bled the ball through the posts.
After six and a half minutes OF
play, Maj Montgomery captured the
ball OUTSIDE OF scrimmsge about 20
yards from the Fort Myer goal and
dribbled to within 20 yards of the
posts, where he played an easy shot
through the uPrights for the Greens
drst score.
From this time on the Greens
were never headed The second Pc
Rod was reproductive Of scores and
was featured by the clever not 20
say sensational defense work %
the Fort Myer four. who were forced
to play with their backs "a their
own goal and not far away al that.
for the entire period.
The third period gave the Greens
a 3-gosl lead. In this chukker. the
War Department four clearly ou,-
played their opponents. This Pc
riod had hardly started when Ma.
Montgomery counted from just out
side scrimmage about 20 yards from
the posts. Hardly thirty seconds
later Montgomery again scored. thhs
time after taking a short pass
from Maj. ouekemeyer, who had
dribbled the bali from the center
CT the field but who was covered
and unable to shoot. His pass 70
Montgomery. however. was perfect
Near the middle OF the period
Maj. Burr captured the bail after
sn-out-of-bounds return by Fort
Myer and dribbled Il through the
posts otter a pass to and a return
from ouekemeyer. A minute before
the chukkcr ended Lieut. Jones OF
Fort Myer. scored. His shot went
through the posts with hardly siz
inches TO spare -'
Neither side scored in the fourth
though the Fort Myer team was
awarded a goal by the referee. MAJ
Burr OF the Greens caused the pen
atty by dangerous riding.
With the NTH period half OVER
Maj. Burr scored for the Greens and
was followed two minutes lz1er by
another score by Montgomery. Win
less than thirty seconds 10 -gT
Quekemeyer scored from scrimmags
about 20 yards from the Sprights.
4 The final period was much like
the second, closely fought. with he
Nirginians always in danger Of be-
ing scored upon. They managed 10