Word: myopia
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...University polo quartet engaged the Myopia players yesterday afternoon at Myopia in the second of the series of practice matches between the two teams. The nature of the contest was decidedly informal, the Myopia mallet wielders shifting their line-up several times and no definite form of play being followed or final score kept...
...three periods soon after the opening of the practice Myopia kept its strongest combination intact, giving the Crimson riders a five point handicap. During these three periods the University team scored another goal while the Myopia four made seven tallies to make a total 7 to 6 score...
...Crimson line-up was the same as that which played on the same course last Monday: Gage Irving '27, forward; J. P. Cotton '29, 2; W. H. White '28, 3, and J. P. Mandell, back. The Myopia combination which faced the University during the three periods of regular play was composed of Frederick Ayer '11, forward; H. M. East, 2; Q. A. S. McKean '13, 3; H. P. McKean '13, back. On Saturday the two teams will clash again in an informal encounter, this time on the Princemere course at Beverly Farms...
...first day of play at Myopia yesterday afternoon resulted in a 10 to 7 defeat for the Harvard polo team. The Myopia team was divided into two parts, each of which played three periods with the Crimson horsemen...
...with the Harvard riders at the short end. In the second group of three periods the Crimson players faced a team composed of Thomas Proctor, forward, H. P. McKean, 2, F. H. Prince Jr., 3, and Shaw McKean, back. In this play the Harvard team held the Myopia riders to a 3 to 3 tie, making the total for the afternoon...