by America New York, Sept. 10.
Lovers of polo have been going their thousands to witness. the recent practice games at Meadow. brook, ranging from wealthy Long Island dowagers sitting sedately their parked limousines along. the sidelines to ragged urchins from the country-side.
Hence a record gate is expected connection with the international struggle which takes place this afternoon at the Meadowbrook Club Long Island, before one of the most brilliant assemblies in the work The American team is identical with that which played in the tests prior o 1924, namely (1) J. Watson} Webb: (2) Thomas Hitchcock, aR: (3) Malcolm Stevenson: Back, Devereux Milburn, The British team consists.of Cap tain Pert, Captain Williams, Captain Roark and Major E, G. At kinson.
The Americans are slightly the avourities, but the margin of superiority is leas evident than three Years ago, for itis generally agreed! that England has sent the best team since 1944.
Persons commenting on the teams warmly commend the form shown: Jby the Britons, especially Captain Roark, whose duel with the hard-
American star, Thomas Hitchcock Jk. would, according te} Jone writer, he "worth crossing the ocean to see."
Meadowbrook, Sept. 10.
The United States beat Britain! today by 13 goals to three in the! first match of the Westchester Polo Cup series, which was played in brilliant weather in the presence of 50,000 people.—Reuter.
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