POLO AT FEILDING
YESTERDAY’S MATCHES ONE WIN AND ONE LOSS FOR RANGITIKEI BY Telegraph.—Special Correspondent. Fellding, March 16. The Savile Cup competition was continued to-day, when Rangitikei A met Hawke’s Bay. The final scores were: Hawke’s Bay, 10; Rangitikei 2. Hawke’s Bay proved decidedly too much for Rangitikei A. Their combination and head work were much superior, and in most of the spell# their ponies were ■ the more speedy. Hamish Wilson was _ a tower of strength for Rangitikei. The other Rangitikei players wefre indivfduaUiy good, but they lacked the necessary combination. The teams were:— Hawke’s Bay: 1, J. Lyons; 2, _ O. Nelson; 3, F. McKenzie; 4. E. Nairn. Rangitikei A: 1, H. Wilson; 2, R. Wilson; 3, R. L. Levin ; 4. W. Scott. In the handicap match. Te Awamuto (9) met Rangitikei B (15). The gam# ended: —Rangitikei,. 17 ; Te Awamutu, 16. The teams were: — Rangitikei B: 1, R. McKelvie; 2, K. Dalrymple; 3, R. Dalrymple; 4, R. Scott. Te Awamutu: 1. Hunter; 2, D. Kay; 3, F. Taylor; 4, W. G. Kay. Play in this match was not of #ucn a high standard as in the previous one. R. McKelvie was the best of the Rangtikei side, and Taylor the best of the To Awamutu team. N. Kay was not playing up to his usual form. The Polo Association has decided to play the 1924 Savile Chip matches at Feilding about March next.
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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 154, 17 March 1923, Page 6
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234POLO AT FEILDING Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 154, 17 March 1923, Page 6
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