New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

4 - elimination of the South Ameri-
81 fYorn The contest for the Herbert
j ssss..ayfal Cup in the first match of the
lament was accomplished by an
..esssjveness and heady style of
- shat surpassed everything the
4 sy-;nsal, combination has hitherto
4 s,sn against It. The Argentinsans
4 ss.s1 that they were unable TO ever
80 the tive-goai handicap under
ss;sh they started, The Orange Coun-
: team maintained it's lead through,
TIE oaly time the score was tied
4 - 1. the very end of the third chuk-
4 - - When the tally was disallowed by
p,lues Holmes because of hooking be-
IN tie stroke.
Rumsey, playing No. 2 on
oyssrs County, IVES the outstanding
.lagsrMthe game in which the Argen-
snIsas made their debut in this coun-
n Louis Lacey showed some re-
rsrinble polo, but the reputation with
ssst he came here led to high expec-
ssipns from him, while Rumsey played
I sr snd away above his usual form.
Lacey's Driving Accurate
Issey's game was of the very first
4 9s.r; he bit hard and far. with ar
.suraey that gave him perfect score
his free shots from fouls. More
ser he rode like a whirlwind and
4 aged every position, and there does
! * seem to be any doubt that on a
4 I'D field. where his wonderful strok-
3 would be under no handicap, he
rssid do better. AS to length, he
/ vsald show himself worthy Of his fame
Il naaorA noUara..x M,1a.~,, )
The match was played under threats
4,sag clouds that had showered rain
! the field until few minutes before
1 sy opened. and rendered the turf
. asgy, but also materially lessened the
I srge crowds expected for the inaugural
4 asch Of what is this country's premier
y 10 carnival Of the year.
Both teams were beautifully mount
n For the greater part of the match
4 II South American ponies had the
liz as far as speed went, although
the last the pace seemed to show on
sn as compared with the Orange
5lssnty mosnts. The horsemanship of
! a Argentinians was superb, partieu-
i MY that Of Louis Lacey and David
d alsa
i The play opened with the score S to
sgainst the Argentinians, owing to
&ss handicap they conceded to the
& range County aggregation. The ball
81 ii frst thrown in at $50 D. m. IT
4 IS carried down the field to the Ar
:sttine goal, where j. Milesstook it
4 sK up again, feeding lit to !, Nelson,
q asy TO have the latter miss wide from
q syorable position. During this time
Asis Lacey was playing all over the
3 I'D, being at No. l as often as. in his
S. "a position. Just as the .ehukker was
q Sssng J. Miles scored Argentine's first
q aRy Score: Orange County, 5; Ar
gatine, 1. ass
q Orange County's First Goal
d Aar brisk scrimmage in the cen
e Rathe field at the beginning of the
sssaas period the bali went down the
+ ftika rush that ended with Orange
Gsssg scoring it's first goal on shot
b Rrmsey that was kicked over by
j ariman's pony. Play had hardly re-
I saaaenced when the Argentinians took
9mll down the field in body, Louis
4 ET flashing through the nick and
q sing with pretty dribbling shot
q Ii period was played out in the mid
&ao{ the field. Score: Orange County,
Il ( Argentine, 2.
play from Rumsey to Hartman
8img the boards ended in an Orange
{tsunty foul from crossing, and Lacey
ias. a. free goal forty-five seconds
/ tier the third chukker commenced. In
/ 4 fine bit Of teamwork. Argentine then
! HI the ball down to the ubiquitous
lacey, who was we'll clear and who
gored the goal, lifting sitting ball over
he melee. Another Orange County
'sal had the usual result, with Lacey
striking. Rumsey, however, had worse
Euck and missed a little later on an
Argentine foul. A spirited attack by
'he South Americans followed, but was
hwarted by Morgan Belmont, with two
mes BY j. Miles going wide. Just be-
lore tha bell Miles drove the ball over,
eus the score was not allowed. Score:
Vssnge County, s; Argentine, 5.
s,evenson got a clear shot at once
% the next session, but he was headed
on Dy Lacey, who tried long shot for
,ae Orange County goal, but missed.
s9msey was more successful few
,esonds later. The Argentine players,
'sa ny David Miles, then swept down
.as neid in perfect formation and made
staily' One of the finest shots of the
eay was made by Hartman when the
.sh vas put into play again, a cut
A1ose played under his horse that