By "Tae Cyasm'
INVADING the Light Horse's goal with well planned attacks to cut their defence to ribbons, the American Troop outplayed verse.
In the final quarter Army pushed, their traditional rivals of the polo field to recover the Franklin down to Citadel's five yard line close Cup, which the Light Horse had wrested from them last year, to the end of the game, but an inter-by whipping them to the tune of 7-3.
There. was little doubt regarding.the eventual outcome of the tussle after the first. canted pass and the gun ended the chukker as the Troopers had already showed their mettle by that time.
At Polo Alto, With Franklin and Striker in the chukker, and dribbled the hall forward line, the Troopers attack right through the Light Horse's Gast champlo last year, defeated champions year, UDO. 33° to 0 before 48,000 cus-was powerful They found little defence to score without difficulty. difficulty in beating Kinloch, the Early in the next chukker he regig-Frankie ie Albert, clever little signal Light ' Horse's back, and "were tered again but Henry White nuiigenerally able to penetrate into fied this point by putting one caller for the Indians scored first ôn og. a quarterback sneak. Milt Vueinich, their opponents territory with de-through for the Light Horse. slow but sure Satnford back, follow-vastating effects.
The Troopers put the game on ice ed this with a 21 yard shove off when they held the Light Hórse down Humphrey tackle, also in the first quarter.
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to their own side of the ground to In the second quarter Sheller were. called out for the second time Franklin though poorly mounted score two more goals. Kops drove smashed across the goal line from in the morning at 755 ó'elock when was far and away the best men on the first one through while Striker U.C.LA. two yard ling. Albert, who, the field. He and Kops accounted contributed the last. tosses passes from the portside,
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for six goals between them while The game was played at a dull and flipped one to Pete Knetovie in the t fire. Led Striker registered the remaining one. listless pace as neither. side seemed third quarter who ran 30 more yards F. B.
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They made certain of the game by to. be particularly keen about getting to a touchdown. In fourth going out from the opening bell to into the thick of things.
Bickenbach, substitute Stanford back, score three goals in the first. chukker the final from the two yard line for against the Light Horse's two.
America Beats World score.
The Light Horse were completely lost and could not do a thing except A for better game was seen when Ohio Surprises rally their strength to defend their America defeated the. World in a citadel. Despite this their defensive four-chukker exhibition match which big intersectional tactics the Americans did not en-was very nearly forced into extra Los a Ohio sale rotans counter much difüeulty in scoring. time. The Americ ans just managed The chief trouble seemed to be that to hold on fo their early lead, and rooter they were playing individual games. win by the odd goal in eleven. Had henry White did sterling work the World not p! about lack-them but through lack of supadaisically and down earlier the, part from the other members of the terim, he often found himself, being
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After trailing 5-1 in the second chukker, the. World shooting form, accounting for all lei found their footing and came bac three points for the Light Horse. to level the score early in chukker. Chris Moller was badly off Troopers Take Initiative colour and was entirely ineffective he Troopers took the initiative as a forward. It was principally right from the start and attacked through the sterling work of clu and after enjoying complete territory Rivau and E. B. ial advantage for a few minutes World made the sensational come-Franklin hit the ball through for back which almost resulted in their {PF the first point. They continued to victory. woman, who sustained minor dominate the situation during the injuries to her body, went io a hosrest of the opening chukker and Winners Score First pital in a rickshaw. were able to score twice. Kops, playing his usual bustling and con-America opened after touchdown. sistent game, registered both of them. Towards the close of the period, Henry White dashed away twice with the ball all on his own had already begun. They. continued their scoring spree in the first part At Durpam, North ith ta fetch two goals for the Light the thermometer playing tag with the. Horse. This was the only time that of the next frame with another two points, The first three points were 89 degree point, Duke the Light Horse were anywhere scored by Fritz, Allman and Cul-to. 19 to Tokyo, Oct. 5. near good.
In the second frame, Franklin berton while in the second period, "Asahi" today prominently. scored again. He was riding his Allman and Fritz hit the ball for displayed a special dispatch from points, Shanghai which said favourite pony, Phantom, in this the Chungking regime was "reduced to the status of a tributary for the United States." Chungking now is depending for virtually all its supplies of aircraft
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