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Forcing the University polo team into an overtime period, the 1931 quartet won a 6 to 5 victory on Forbes Field at West wood yesterday afternoon. Captain E. U. Gerry '31, made the final tally for the Freshmen.
As a trophy the 1931 team won a cup donated by an anonymous alumnus of the University. The game was fast and close, with the regular six chukkers ending in a 5 to 5 deadlock. The only foul of the encounter came in the second chukker, when L. A. Shaw '30, of the University team fouled Gerry, who scored from the 20-yeard line on the penalty place shot granted to him. Score Freshman 6, University 5, Goals Shaw 3. Gerry 2. Jenkins 2. Nicholas. Burnett, Mandell, Clark. Foul Shaw. Time Seven chukkers of 10 minutes each. Referee Samuel Hopkins.
Score Freshman 6, University 5, Goals Shaw 3. Gerry 2. Jenkins 2. Nicholas. Burnett, Mandell, Clark. Foul Shaw. Time Seven chukkers of 10 minutes each. Referee Samuel Hopkins.
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