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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1913

Page

2

Big Four Triumph In Polo Match At Meadow Brook

At Hempstead plains Americans led by Milburn Waterbury and Lockett defeated England 5 to 1 in a dramatic polo showdown. TheBritons relied on skilled ponies and rapid riding but the American duo Milburn Waterbury and Larry Waterbury, with Lockett, forged a swift scoring run topping England in front of 25 000 spectators.

Milburn R. G. Rituse A. N. Howards Vivian Lockett J. M. Waterbury Devereux Milburn Lawrence Waterly George Cheape Capt Rugon Monte Waterbury Larry” Aterburry Cheape Ritson Monte Waterbury Larry Jery Chalie Jose Edwards Lockett Larry Waterbury Monte i Whitney Groun Capt. Whitney Kee Enis Larry America la Waterbury England Ison Onte Aterbury Louis E. Stoddarde Leese

Americans Win Polo Match In Overtime Thriller

Milburn and Cheape led a tense eighth period as the Americans outplayed the British. Larry Waterbury sparked late plays and Whitney nearly struck a final score, but the clock ended with the Americans ahead 6 to 3 after overtime.

Milburn Cheape Whitney Ritson Larry Waterbury Gg Waterbury

Waterbury Game Summary Reports Captains and Milburn

The record lists Player 1 Waterbury and Player 2 J M Waterbury with L E oe 38 and H P Kitney as back D Milburn. England section names Capt I 8st C Cheape, Capt A N Edwards, Capt R C Ritson, and Lt Pt V Lockett.

America L. Waterbury J. M. Waterbury L. E. Oe H. P. Kitney D. Milburn England C. Cheape A. N. Edwards R. C. Ritson V. Lockett

Waterbury Leads America to 54 3 Victory Over England

In a seven and a half minute period game with periods and penalties, America scored 7 goals earned and 1.5 lost by penalties totaling 5. England netted 3 goals with no penalties. Referee Robert E. Strawbridge oversaw the match with umpires from London and Boston and additional goal umpires and timers listed. Final score shows America defeating England 54 to 3.

D. Mildurn America L. Waterbury England Robert E. Strawbridge Philadelphia E. D. Miller London Joshua Crane Boston Dr. Struthers Milton Mass Frank Forrester Lakewood N. J W. Struthers Jones Seabright

Brilliant Crowd At Meadow Brook Polo Event

A large fashionable gathering attended the Meadow Brook polo field with a sunlit, colorfully dressed crowd in a formal summer setting. Notable guests included Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and other society figures, occupying boxes as the match began under cool winds and clear skies.

Meadow Brook Harry Payne Whitney Club Xes Payne Whitney Ogden Sills F. C. Beach Mrs. Beach Clarence Mackay W. B. Osgood Field Mackay Theodore A. Havemeyer Anna Sands E. Louise Sands August Belmont Albert Z. Gray George J. Gould Anthony J. Drexel, Jr Jay Gould Adolf Ladenburg Eugenie Ladenburg Hreginald Vanderbilt Mrs. Vanderbilt French Vanderbilt William Goodby Loew Ames Willard Straight W. Bourke Cockran Cockran Lindley M. Garrison George Leary Rowland Allen Garrison Leary Allen Mrs Nicholasworth Cincinnati Longworth E. H. Harriman

Side Lights of the Game Incidents That Inspired Applause

A compact look at notable moments from a game day as crowds reacted to dramatic plays and unexpected turns. The piece highlights the growing fan energy and a surge of automobiles in celebration, reflecting postgame scenes.

Auto siege at Meadow Brook polo match on Long Island

Thousands of spectators travelled by car and rail to the Meadow Brook Club polo match on Long Island. More than 3,200 autos filled the field and approaches while stands and open areas buzzed with 10 000 standees and a British American showdown praised as a test of horsemanship. Foxhall Keene received hearty applause despite his injury as the crowd celebrated the Meadow Brook Big Four and a patriotic finish with waves of auto traffic back to the city.

Hempstead Plains Meadow Brook Club New York Virginia Kentucky Gervans En England Long Island Hudson Lonies Pennlvania Manhattan Flatbus Avenue Brooklyn Tell British Empire Louis FE. Stoddard Devereux Milburn Foxhall Keene Malcolm Meadow Brook Td Country Road India Australia England America Naylor Duke of Westminster Energy Aeolus Sprite Molly Beach Pretty Boy Pigeon Royal Diamond Westminster L. Waterbury Mary M. Waterbury Harry Payne Whitney Conover East Maine Delaware Westbury Hempstead Mineola Polo Field Pennsylvania The Polo Association Whitney Lockett Keene

Team remarks on performance after long ride and next match

In a brief postgame tone players note ponies were faster today and the squad appeared tired after lengthy field rides. Captains Ritson and Lockett Lee spoke of American identity while Capt. Edwards offered no comment and Cheape avoided the refreshments before the trip to New York.

Lea Ritson Lockett Lee Edwards Cheape New York

English polo gloom after defeat dampens American victory hopes

London and New York cables report England’s polo team, studied for speed and teamwork, failed to meet American form as Meadow Brook and Daily Telegraph observers note Americans had faster ponies, superior team play, and better defense while England showed weak offense and sporadic brilliance.

New York Times London America Daily Mail Meadow Brook Mail Viclin Daily Telegraph England

English Team Loses First Day International Match

In the Meadow Brook Club dressing room the English team reflected on a hard loss with Capt. Ritson noting Waterbury had a broken finger. He praised American ponies for speed but favored his side in handling as practice for Saturday.

Meadow Brook Ritson Waterbury America Sonere Lockett

Detectives Capture Graveyard Vandals in East New York

Detectives James McKeen and William Ryan of Liberteen Station pretended to be ghosts to trap two grave vandals in Queens and Brooklyn. The suspects, Arno Pickredo of Indiana Glen and Martie Rose of 568 Covert Street, were arrested after surveillance and a tense pursuit.

James McKeen William Ryan Liberteen Station New York Bo Croceen Brooklyn Queens Arno Pickredo Indiana Glen Martie Covert Street

Actor Waldron Sued for Divorce

Mrs Alice M Waldron wife of actor Charlies D Waldron filed suit for divorce in a case heard in the local court. The action seeks dissolution of marriage and restoration of maiden status with custody and support to be determined in forthcoming proceedings.

Appellate Division Second Judicial Department Brooklyn Townsend Scudder Robert H. Wilson Mr. Wilson Justice Scudder Buell G. Davis William Zing Greenport Davis King Frederick H. Tasker Court of Appeals Ustice Scudder Wilson Coombs & Wilson Justice Burr Burr, Coombs & Wilson Actor Waldron Alice M. Waldron Charlies D. Waldron

Friscos Troubles Prompted Pontatowski and Market Alarm

The article notes Frisco troubles push Pontatowski and many to admit jail terms, triggering a swift market clearing wave in major centers. It cites the Paul Adolph Schloesser failure of Englebert Schlosser as a bad omen with rumors of further firm difficulties in the Stock Exchange.

New York Paris Berlin Stock Exchange Paul Adolph Schloesser Englebert & Schloesser Nglebert The

German 3S Hit By Deep Decline In Berlin Markets

German bonds led a broad market fall in Berlin on June 10 with imperial 3 per cent notes dropping to 75 the lowest since issue. Losses mounted across government issues and a slump in American rails worsened fears of new imperial loans failing. The imperial bank maintained gold reserves at 26.25 million dollars, up 5.5 million.

Marconi New York Times Berlin London Imperial Bank Gola

Senate Adopts Resolution for Inquiry into Receivership

The Senate adopted a resolution by Senator Kenyon calling the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate and report all facts about the purchase of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad by the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad. Assurances were given that the inquiry would begin immediately.

House of Representatives William T. Hinebaugh Illnois Congress Frisco Hinebaugh Commerce Commission House Kenyon Newlands Nevada Committee On Inter-State Commerce Chicago & Eastern Illinois Chicago & Eastern Mhllinois France Hinehugh Great Britain Frisco’ Investigation Committee Rai Senate New York Times Washington Iowa Inter-State Commerce Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Comany Senatorenyon

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