The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-22
P0Pl)LAR|TY Of.
POLO CROWS
STRONGER
Long Island Tourney Shows
That American Interest
Is Well Founded
By CAROLINE DAWES APPLETON

BY CAROLINE DAWES APPLETON
Nyryu yopL.e c.rta 80 lxxyI. !,
80 r.,o.,s 80. ~. = Is
80, r,,.s,,,a'. ! ~ $500 ],
800, .,.A,, M 80. NJ $3.50 80
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IT, - ~. aaaoo;a',a sntar,a,rr,sr,t
: ~ visiting rovaItv mon a ground
II fratarnal.} tlemocraov the great
game called polo 'shas taken.a sec
ond leap IN, popularity. the en-
s ~ Tsi,ta . ~ s : ,S,,, onS SSamhen
g e 1 I or!Sss F4urrica neS ,ncI,idinr
49, pr,tiahF Observation-Disclosures re.
s,,Ited 4, : 49, victory for Caiifornia
IN, Z Z, acnre. 81 III IL ~ and 4
ysr,tabla riot ~ emf hnsiasun from
tha sta5ds.sw,,aere 3 {. OO0. ,Deoule an.
,,ea red ia eninv ,thernselyes vastly
more thar thev,. had al the two
HE ;nternationaIt gaIraes and made
clear that they were far from
disannoinfed that the third game
IF the series should afford the OPP
nortunity Of studying American
noIo against the background of an
international encounter.
4 Pedley Stars.
49, pals, ,,,or Tor tha cali.
r'O = $3.50 ~.
fornlans py ms Wv" ale anu se
about the same measure OF acclaim
3. that accorded to Lacey at the
x.c Lxa -. s. ,,,,.,.,,
Close Oh inc HeOOhu sA"'S'
was 80 nobly lost by his country.
man defeat which furnished the
,. ,.,.,s :. .,..o,,A,
Drlsnt Sh'eiu VI
performances not at all. A while
hack there wag occasion to speclt.
late uf0n whether or rot we had
in the nnalxtnr a team 10 inherit
the laureIa Of the present big four.
If there are three more Eric. Ped,
let them come forward and take
on Captain Milbnrn's veterans at
once. They would, of course, be
severely chaatised by the Milburn
four. but 1t would be game worth
seeing. Young PedIey has ridden
over mountain Businesses and across
hamlet and plain to find the bar
rier technically insurmountable. but
since Saturday the. bars are iown
and the way wide open.
Mr.. Pedley IN a eenius. and a
horseman. and he has won. the co,d
heart OF Long Island. Even do
they forgive him his Wastorn M a.,
Sustained by some twenty thousan nd
impartial rooters. the MeadowbrooIr
Imperial signal profouncad an.
prevail Of Mr.. Pedlev. and. as lIcIr
has AZ, instead OF appearInr for a
chukker or two "a an undSrst,,dy
Mr.. Pedley PLAYED a star role In =
game that proved to he nearly q
frame for him alone. Mr.. Pediey is
twenty.eight and, a CaIfornian. CaH.
fornia; by the way. iaFa STATE, which
lies closely adjacent to China when
viewed from aIS point ON Long
Island. 81 ~ 81
Wonaa..,.. WA. S.L
m. N'''''
WaNueFErs. won tnea second
same VI the tournament Dy e score
Va 10 over DeVereux Muburn's
eDooters' another victory Tor a
young man IN tnat Tommy Hitch
scN' a. no. q Wruhg nonor Tor his
eS rom the WeH'estaDnsned play
o1 tne Freepooters In the first
peIous OF the game. Tying the
score IN the SKIN cnukKer, Hitch.
COCK taIlyed IN the seventh and
eishtn Dy a Drhllant efrort that set
Sne naIi marx OF CONSISTENCY upon
ms skill.
me present tournament 10 Q safe
ana interesting test OF our true
national value at polo. released
and the tOnaiOn NJ 81 fnta-uat1n-11