Word: chukker
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Harvard evened the count in the first chukker but Essex held throughout the second and early part of the third. In the final period J. P. Cotton '29 and W. B. White '28 broke through the Essex defense for a string of scores...
Pennsylvania opened the game with two scores in the first two minutes and followed with two more in close succession before the first period ended, while the University horsemen were getting accustomed to the tan bark floor. Penn scored three goals in the second chukker and two more in the third. In the fourth chukker, however, the Crimson riders scored five goals in as many minutes over the Pennsylvania riders...
...steals her slippers at a dance, throws his shoes in the soup at a Park Avenue dinner party, salts and eats the carnations. None the less, this objectionable young man has a mount on the U. S. polo team. In the last two minutes of the final chukker in the international match he knocks the winning goal, ending his baroque antics, closing a silly picture...
...Optimists' polo team proved too much for the Crimson horsemen at the Commonwealth Armory Saturday night, riding to a 7 1-2 to 6 victory. In the first half minute of play in the opening chukker R. B. Burnett '28 made a spectacular score, and later in the game F. A. Clark '29 added two more goals, but the Crimson team was penalized three goals by reason of six fouls. The Harvard team was given a six goal handicap next week...
...Clark '29. Then Baldwin took a pass from Wallop and scored one of Yale's few points. The next period was a rout with Clark, the highest individual scorer of the game, and Captain H. A. White '28 frequently penetrating their rival's goal: In the third chukker, Clark scored-twice, White three times, and H. G. Burnett '29 once, putting the game safely away beyond any doubt. The only Yalo score in the last period of made by Phipps after hitting one of the longest drives of the indoor season...