... Polo notes lOne effect ol the r.. 11 strlke on the Swimming club programme was the -an cellation Thursday ot the witerpolo match Lewisham luniorsi who were unable to make the bourne? 0. Fisk. of the Sevenoaks club. playing for the Kent B team tonight ...

... Polo Notes At the High Road to-night season for the (Friday) polo Y.M.I. Club starts at 8.40 p.m. when they meet Leith 1930 A.S8.C. under Jubilee auspices. Y.M.I. team.—R. Leggate, J. Buchanan, R. Frame, F. Riach, N. Donald- son, W. Weir and ’. Narrowmore ...

... POLO NOTES. A good deal of interest is being aroused in Exeter and district as a result of the announcement made in the Gazette that local polo is to form a prominent attraction during the summer. Major Duncan, R.H.A., Topsham Barracks, is taking very ...

... POLO NOTES. Conditions were in every way favourable for polo on | Satnrday and some fast matches were seen. At Hurlingham two very strong sides were arrayed against each other, when Hurlingham and the Foxhanters met, and a very well-balanced game was ...

... POLO NOTES. HOLDERNESS SEASON CLOSED. [SPECIAL FOR THE 'DAILY MAIL.'] • Saturday saw the of wonderfully successful polo season from every point of view. Throughout the play has been of the highest order possible, and in the great majority of instances ...

... POLO NOTES. -'lay 1-n connexion with the Polo Club that been formed Exeter will Z o'clock Monday. further notice will appear in our Monday's ...

... POLO NOTES. HULL V. BARNSLEY. Saturday's game was rathr-.r disappointfng. Neither quartette exhibited much combination, and while home team had far more opportunities than thtir oppouente, the lack of skill in shooting lost them numerous points. Seven ...

... POLO NOTES. HULL V MIDDLEWOOD. with defeat. True the scores were not widely apart. . 9 obtained by the visitors were luckiest possible character. Still, it was a defeajlinhe ' wiped out 011 Saturday next, when the return match takes place Westbourne-avenue ...

... POLO NOTES. CHAMPION CUP AT nURLINGHAM. Yesterday another tie in the champion cup was decided on the Hurlingham ground, in which the competi teams were Rugby (first team) and Murlingham. Boltt sides were regesenunve as far as it was possible to make them ...

... POLO NOTES. (SPECIAL FOR ' DAILY MAIL.'J The team furnished by the Duke to the Hull men Saturday w»-re, prior to this game, an unknown quantity but eventually proved themselves to be very capable exponents the j.?ame, rather too many for their ...

... POLO NOTES. The storm last Saturday afternoon prevented all possibility of bringing off the advertised match, and thoso ; eitors who had arrived on the ground beforo the deinge, received their money back. Thero is little polo news to chronicle this week ...

... POLO NOTES. | CHANMPION CUP AT HURLINGIIAM. A charmingly five afternoon favoured the metro- Do ee ol swine At Harlingham Was In ) . : soven old Cantabs (Messrs. W. McCreery, F. M. Freake, W. G. Bockmaster, and 1. McC |.&- welrd-uvd win over the Btudents ...