New-York tribune., 1922-10-05

horses and shouting riders stirred IN
clouds, of dust. Miiburn and Miles at at
last staggered to their feet, but Mil
ourn's chestnut mount, Corona, Law
on its side, kicking wildly in the effort
to regain its feet. When the pony
finally struggled up it was standing on
three legs, its left leg hanging Imply
IL looked like broken leg and a
doomed pony, but the stalwart Milburn,
( sun suffering ffom his own injuries
grasped the pony's hoof in his two
hands and yanked it vigorously for.
#ard The leg seemed to have been
disioeated. but Milburn's heroic treat
ment was successful, and Corona, limp
Fing, but plainly pleading to continue.
was led off the field.
1nere were about 10000 persons in
the stands when the game began with
Major Lockett throwing in the ball and
s1ser two rushes up and down the
nela hitchcock scored on q free hit
from the ffty-yard mark, following
an argentine penalty. Both sides fought
hard, but there was no more scorine
in this chukker.
Argentine tied the score in the sec
ono, when John Nelson shot pretty
goal minute before The bell rang. TAX
ing the ball on beautiful pass from
John Miles. Argentine was invading
Meadow Brook territory consistently at
this stage.
The Miles brothers got one of their
sweeping combination plays working
IN the third period, and David Miles
oroVe between the goal posts after one
lninute OF herce struggling, giving Ar
genuine the lead for the first and only
.lne IN the game. The. advantage was
brlet. however, for Hitchcock, Carving
the ball from the throw-in at the CEN
ter, rushed it down squarely in front
OF the Argentine goal and then shot
1t home for a score,
:, Cooley added another for Meadow
Brook In the fourth chukker after
Hitchcock had missed short one close
to the goal posts. After Argentine had
,rnshed the ball out of the danger zone
Mliourn came laundering down the
heid and lifted the ball with tre-
mendous hit to the side, where the
alert Cooley received it and scord on
brilliant cut shot.
Lacey Prevents Goal
No scoring in the fifth, although Mil
ourn would have earned goal on
tree nit from the sixty-yarf mark. hut
Tor 10 captain Lacey's wonderful save.
"enb made it 4-2 for Meadow Brook
III A:35, after stealing the ball away
l. SACoC W LUS SIDE
boards; Argentine fought furiously to
score In the last minute Of pIay. but
missed half a dozen chances after
working the ball within easy striking
David Miles was the first to score IN
the seventh period, picking the bali off
the side boards and then sending
slashing slant shot between the posts
from the sixty-yard, mark, marvel
lous stroke. Hitchcock then added to
ms total, carrying the ball down the
heid on two great smashes. An Arren-
tina forward, with wonderful chance
to take the ball away, played right
INTO Hitchcocks hands in front of The
goal and Tommy sent an easy one
through. '''
1t was the daring Hitchcock again
VINO scored at the start of the eighth
chukker, sweeping down the field and
driving home a dazzling slant shot |
from close to the side boards in
twenty-five seconds. Lacey marked up
one one for Argentine on free hit, and nd
then Hitchcock shot the final roal
after carrying the ball from the center
ana scoring on great slant shot.