H, P. Madar, c, & B. Read C! J. Smith, ©. & b. Read A; A. White, b. Leckie P. Madar, c, Pote-Ħunt, b. Read D. P. Harris, b. Leckie, A; F. Games, o. Chadwick, b. Read H. Meston, run out J.E, Logan, b. Leckie J, Leriou, not out F. Kellner. c. & b. Leckie Extras Total It appears that Moller at No 1 for Great Britain did not give the same excellent results obtained by Playing Gordon in that position in a previous tournaant above noted. No 1 is a most important position in modern polo. In the first match of the last "International" at Hurlingham, Eric Pedley for U.S.A., and Hesketh Hughes for England, both at No1 for their respective sides, scored most of the goals of the match between them and there is no reason why this should not be the case here when a player is discovered who can score when passed to.
Culbertson at Back was apparently outstanding, and this, coupled with jaded ponies possibly accounted for the comparative failure of the British No 1.
Fall of wickets: 1-4 (Smith) 2-6
Mádar), 5-48 (Harris), 6-48 (Meston), 3-56 (Games), 8-98 (Leriou). 9-98 (Logan) Bowling' analysis: oe. M R., W. J. B. Ħ, Leckie G. J. Read w 1&8 4 A, Lingard... 1 1 2 W, V, K. Chadwick 205 0
The American team this year—Allman, Sprague, Painfér and Tulbertson—deserve all credit for their victory and also for the sustained effort of themselves and their com-
Patriots to produce first-class opposition and so make Shanghai polo what it is to-day,
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