The New York herald., 1921-06-19


walked together across the fields. while
the crowds broke into frantic applause
When the parade of the ponies started
Boy Scout carrying an American flag
was in the lead. championship pony
OF last year. Belle of All. following.
The massed bands of His Majesty's
Guards Brigade. some two hundred
musicians dressed in their brilliant peace
time uniforms, charged the air with
brazen thrills as the game was about to
begin.
The teams tined up as follows:
AMERICA ENGLAND
Louis stoddard. No. .Lt-Col Tomkinsor
HitGheock' yahS No, No IN MalSr % ahns Barrst
Refer: Lieut.. Gen. Sir Beauvois de
Lisle.
The American team as it took the field
for the opening period was mounted as
follows: Hitchcock on Hanseletta, Mil
burn on Sunbeam, Webb on Miss Jacobs
and Stoddard on Belle of All. Mlburn
rode up into the field with Buckmaster
the umpire. At the dot of 80 o'clock
the players lined up and Buckmaster
threw out the ball. Barrett of the Eng
lish team took possession of it and
passed it to Lockett in the centre who
raped it toward the goal. Mlburn
saved the score against the Americans.
Hitchcock took the ball down the field
and Stoddard, following near by. missed
an opportunity for a goal Lord Wode-
house again drove the ball up the field
for the English team, Tomkinson carry
ing It close to the goal. Milburn inter-
fered. and Wodehouse. striking the ball
squarely, drove down the centre to the
right of the mouth of the goal. which
Milburn blocked by a few inches.
Americans Make First Goal.
Then he drove the ball half way down
the field and carried IL along to the
three-quarters to Stoddard. who missed.
Webb then hit the ball through Eng
lands goal for the first score.
Wodehouse knocked out to his own
players. who missed it. and Webb scored
a stroke from the near side under his
pony's neck. In a scrimmage immedi-
ately after in front of England's goal
Hitchcock scored again at the other side.
Buckmaster gave free hit against
the Americans. Stoddard of the Ameri-
can team obtained possession of the ball
and carried it the whole length of the
field. but missed his shot for the goal
by a few feet. Wodehouse made long
hit out into the field, but Milburn re-
turned the ball to Webb, who eventually
cleared the scrimmage. Wodehouse hit
TO the halfway and Hitchcock returned
the ball to English territory, where
Wodehouse saved 1t beautifully Lockett
hit the ball out of bounds next to the
royal box.
On the THROWN Tomkinson took pos
session of 1t and Webb interfered. Stod-
dard made another long run and Locket.
saved the ball for the English a few
yards from the goal. In a fierce scrim-
mage in front of the goal Milburn very
arIx sIot..
point. First chukker: America, 2 Eng
land. 0.
When the second chukker began Stod-
dard mounted Auntie Agg, Hitchcock
took Glendsle Milburn was on Sonora
and Webb was up on Cinders. A safety
was awarded for the last incident and
Milburn drove for the goal but missed
it, Wodehouse drove out to Lockett
who missed the BALL Webb hit it hard
down centre and Wodehouse saved il
from carrying TO the goal
Stoddard captured the ball and hit in
behind Barrett, who carried the ball to
the halfway point and then missed it.
Lockett picked up and sent IL again to
Barrett, whose shot for a goal was in
tercepted by Webb. Lockett took the
ball from Webb and again sent 1t down
the centre of the field to Barrett. who
placed the ball in front of the goal and
the Americans.
Claim of Foul Is Denied.
Play started with a scrimmage in
the centre. In half a minute Hitchcock
took the ball up the field to Webb. who
scored for the Americans. A lively play BY
Barrett was upset by Milburn. who asked
for a foul, which was not allowed by the
referee Lockett hit the ball behind tn
he N " a.
met by Barrett, who shot for a goal and
missed It by few feet. Lord Wode
house stopped a long run by Webb, VIII
lost the ball, and Lockett passed II ur
the centre TO Barrett. who missed a
chance to score a goal
Tomkinsons shot which followed wa.
stopped by Webb, who sent the bal
rolling to the side boards. Hitchcocl
received q pass from Webb. driving IN
ball into English territory but Wode
house rode in front of it as II cam
down and returned the ball to midfeld
Milburn drove to Hitchcock. who wa
stopped by Wodehouse, the latter again
saving another goal against England.
The bsll being in possession of the
Americans. Milburn drove in front OF
the goal. where a poor effort by Tomm
Hitchcock failed in score. Hitchcock
fouled by crossing Tomkinson In mid
advance, permitting free hit next
period. Score at end of second chukker,
America 3. England 1.
New mounts were assumed at the be-
ginning OF the third chukker. Stoddard
was on Black Beauty. Webb on Natalia.
Hitchcock on Royal Diamond and Mill
burn on Ragtime Queen. Barrett tried
the free hit which was due to the Bottoms
and scored which put the game three to
two In favor of the visitors. AS play
began Webb took the BAH up the field.
passing IL to Hitchcock. who quickly
scored. making the result to in favor
OF America
After a scrimmage Tomkinson drove
the ball directly down the centre in
front of the American goal. but
Milburn hit Il to the side boards.
Hitchcock role over and took pos
session OF IL. carrying the ball with
him down the FIELD until stopped by
Lockett. Milburn from behind hit the
ball outside o, bounds in front Of where
King George sat. on the throw In Webb
crossed Lockett and fouled him. Barrett
had an opportunity for penalty hit.
but missed t Wodehouse checked MIL
burns long rap and the ball hit i'm the
mouth OF the goal. where Tomklnson
put the score through making the total
20 in favor Of the United States
After both sides had missed several
shots. Lockett drove the ball down the
field. Milburn making weak return to-