POLO

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16336, 27 January 1921, Page 8

POLO

TO-DAY’S PLAY. Play in the Rhode* Cup competition continued to-day. Following are the r*» ' Pareora A, scr (A. Elworthy, P. El worthy, H Eivcrthy and L Orbell) 26 goals, beat Amuri 13, handicap 29 (H. Chapman, Furze, C. Deans and Macfarlaie) 20 goals. Pareora B, handicap 20 (H. Orbell, M’Kenzie, Hamilton and H. Harper) *2l goals, beat Rangior* A. nan di cep 12 (H. Sr.Bor, J. M’Cracken, E. Fear and K, Knubiey) IS goalß. YESTERDAY’S FLAY. RHODES CUP Amuri A. handicap 16 (L. Mecferlane, Chapman, D. Gouid end R. Gould), 25 goals, beat Christchurch A, handicap 20 (Mejo* Hutton, P. Johnston, J. Grigg and H. Mac* donald), 23 goals. STEAD CUP. Final. Pareora A (A. Elworthy, P Elworthj, H. Elworthy and L. Orbell), 17 gc*;s. beat Rangier*. A (H. Ensot, J. M’Craoken, E. Fee* and H. Knubiey), 3 goals. Despite the big difference ir. the seeras really good polo was .-layed and the zsKa was fast and exciting P.ar.gior* were, however outclassed by the good work of the three Elworthy brothers and L- Orbell, especially in the last few chuiiaa, when Pareora considerably increased thsoJC score. JUNIOR TROPHY. Raid. Pareora B (H. Orbell, M'Renri*, Hamilson, and Harper), 16 goals, beat Ran giora £» (C. H. Eneor, H. Kuubley, F. Johns and Bennett), nil. The winners completely outclassed *hei* opponents, a round whose joal the greater part cf the game centred. Pareora were better ir. every departm mt of the game v and the decision was never in doubt.