Word: mallets
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...plans to be formulated by the Harvard Polo Association at its dinner a week from today in the Harvard Club of Boston are carried through successfully. With the possible exception of Thomas Hitchcock Jr. '22, most of the best polo players in the country will attend the meeting. The mallet-wielders who have signified their intention of being present include John Bishop, Clement Burnhome, G. M. Carnochan '14, R. L. Gerry '00, B. N. Hamlin, J. R. Macomber, G. S. Mandell '89, Q. A. S. McKean '13, Devereux Milburn '06, and H. L. Movius...
Handicapped one goal at the start of the game the first year mallet-wielders soon wiped out this lead and were not headed again. E. K. Jenkins '31 was the highest scorer for the 1931 trio, driving the ball into his opponent's goal no less than seven times. Not far behind him, however, was E. T. Gerry '31 who tallied six times...
...Freshman sports will get under way today when the Freshman basketball team meets the quintet from Tilton Academy in a game at 4 o'clock in the Freshman Gymnasium, and the First Year Polo team engages the mallet-wielders representing the Freebooters in a contest at 8 o'clock in the Commonwealth Armory...
...game with the artillery, G. O. Clark '31 starred with a terrific driving shot which tied the score at 5 all in the next to the last chukker. E. K. Jenkins '31 played well in that game also despite an injured mallet hand. E. T. Gerry '31 is an important mainstay of the Freshman team...
...long dash by Clark followed by a true hard shot was the only scoring in the fifth chukker and the teams entered the sixth frame deadlocked, 5-5. The 1931 mallet-wielders gained the lead on a foul by Walker, who immediately turned the tables on them by a closeup shot, enabling the Artillery team to come out on the long end of the score...