United States Army Team to Visit Hurlingham New York, Feb. 16.
A London telegram of February: 14 says that the Hurlingham Club. has fixed Jume 20, 24 and 27 as the dates for the matches there between the United States and the British Army polo teams. A pre-Himinary match with the Hurling: ham team will be played by the Americans on June 1.
The meeting fixed for June between the army teams of the United States and Great Britain will be the second series for matches having been' played at Meadow Brook Club, Westbury, L.L, jin the autumn of 1923. On that oceusion the American army team, fresh from its second successive triumph in the national junior cham-. pionship tournament, scored an expected victory over the British officers in a three-game series. The atory was unexpected because the fact that the American four ras rated, a6 a 20-goal " com-team which triumph! ago, however, been demobilized, three of the' stars passing out of the line-up to make room for the youngsters. Major J. K. Herr, LieutCol. Lewis Brown, Jr. and Major W. W, Erwin, of the 1933 squad, have given way to re placements. Just what players be taken abroad to represent th United States has not been determined, but the selection of a team ix expected in the near future, a3. the American officers now are training in Florida for the coming. matches, of the British international which came to this country. Fast year are members of the British lo to face, the Americans.—Reuter's Americar Service.
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