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...playing for four chukkers, scored six points, and the Freshmen, in two chukkers, chalked up three counters. J. P. Cotton '29, who played No. 1 at the intercollegiate polo tournament at Rye last year, played a good game even though transferred to back. E. B. Gerry '31, a former Meadowbrook Polo Club players, was the outstanding man on the Freshman team...
Floods came, winds blew and beat upon International Field at Meadowbrook Club, Long Island. Experts prodded the turf, found it saturated, slippery. The first U. S.-England polo match, scheduled for Sept. 5 (TIME, Sept. 5), was put off until Sept...
Thus Sir Harold Snagge of England to Louis Stoddard, Chairman of the U. S. Polo Association. The challenge was accepted. The matches will be played at Meadowbrook, L. I., in September...
...defeated by him; Bowman, the erstwhile Syracuse flash; Hussey, the Boston College Freshman who has been defeated twice by Miller in the past week, but who has gained international fame by his speedy spurts; perhaps Murchison, most brilliant performer among indoor sprinters; Leconey, former Olympic star, now of the Meadowbrook Club; and Mittlesdorf of Colby...
...Rumson, N. J., where fish-hawks nest on telephone poles and the ocean waves roar loudly, four hard-galloping Californians swooped down on four Rockaway riders and captured the national junior* polo championship. Previously the Californians, who call them selves the Midwicks, had swooped upon a Meadowbrook team from Long Island. The Rockaway men had beaten an Army team in the other semi-final...