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W. F. Luton '33, Crispin Cooke '32, and L. S. Dillingham '34, members of the University polo team, yesterday had their handicaps raised when the executive committee of the Indoor Polo Association of America held its midwinter meeting at The Riding Club in New York City.
Luton and Cooke, who will play against Princeton Saturday night at the Common wealth Armory, each had his handicap raised one point, the former from one to two, and the latter from two to three. Dillingham's handicap was also raised from two to three, but he has been recovering from illness and may not be able to play Saturday.
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