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Norwich was altogether on the defensive against the Crimson trio, scoring their only goal in the last chukker when one of the ponies kicked the ball between the Crimson goal posts in a scrimmage. This goal had been partially offset earlier in the last chukker when a foul took off half point from the visitors' score...
...Clark '29, former Crimson star, with four goals. Dillingham started the scoring immediately after the opening throw-in with a nice full forward shot from three-quarter field, but the cavalrymen came back strong to gain a commanding lead in goals scored by the end of the second chukker. From the third chukker on however, the superior team work of the Crimson trio enabled the Harvard malletmen to come out on the long end of the score...
...swollen hand hurt him too much to be useful, made three goals before the Hurricanes got one. They stayed ahead till Guest tied the score at 4-all. It was tied again at 5-all, 6-all, 7-all. Santa Paula was a goal ahead when the last chukker started. Andrada, on Yarara and Mio Mio, had scored three of the Argentines' goals. He had had his hand doctored between chukkers, played the whole field without dislocating the Santa Paula teamwork. In the last period on Pichon, a fresh pony, he still flickered down the windy field, an amazing...
Captain E. T. Gerry '31 and F. S. Nicholas '33 divided the Crimson scoring honors with five goals apiece, while Beebe led the Cadets with a pair of goals, both in the fourth period Harvard took the lead in the first chukker and was never even threstened, except in the fourth period, when the West Pointers pulled within two points of the Crimson...
...teams played on a flat basis, although Princeton has a five-goal higher handicap rating than Harvard. The Tigers attack in the opening minutes of the first chukker lived up to the higher rating, but the smooth-functioning offensive launched by the Crimson trio gave them a 3 to 2 lead at the end of the first period. Throughout the game this lead was never over-come by the Princeton horsemen...