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Hard, brilliant hitting, clever team work, and superior mounts determined the 12 to 5 victory of the Harvard Varsity polo team against the slightly favored 110th Cavalry aggregation in the Commonwealth Armory last Saturday night. While the score shows the obvious one-sidedness of the game, the play was nevertheless fast and without a dull moment, the individual and collective power of the Crimson riders. Nicholas, McGuckin, and Davis, a Senior-Junior-Sophomore triumvirate, definitely proving the Harvard team to be a dangerous threat for the Boston indoor championship.
The summary: Score Harvard 12, Cavalry 5. Goals Nicholas 4, McGuckin 4, Davis 2, Walsh 2, Almy 2, pony. Time--Six 5-minute chukkers. Referee--style Phillips.
Score Harvard 12, Cavalry 5. Goals Nicholas 4, McGuckin 4, Davis 2, Walsh 2, Almy 2, pony. Time--Six 5-minute chukkers. Referee--style Phillips.
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