Although losing their International Cup match against England Ly six Beals to one, Germany put up a ere ditable Aght against overwhelming odds on Saturday afternoon on the Race Course. Had the German forwards been as good as their halves and backs England without doubt would not have had so easy a time, As it was, according to the English team's play on the Meld, as well as both teams' form-on paper, England should have secured "victory by much greater number of goals, Germany—Eikholf; K, Neuburg, Marry" Bollonl;'D, Neuburg, Parke, rowel: 1, Bolloni, Speck, Koehler, Wylie, Hedley, wilkinson, In a game which afforded th A. selectors every oppotunily observing tke merits of the players the Interport Trial XP had little dim-cally, in securing a decisive victory. over Tung Hwa, by six goals to one on Sunday afternoon at the Stadium. Although the Interport Trial team's load of three goals to one at half-time: was well deserved, their itt: and alxth goals, scored during the second half, were unquestionably lucky, art had! the effect of disheartening Tung Hwa to such an extent that the losers became almost disorganized towards the end of the match.
Inlerport Trial. %1.—Bolssezon;, Victal.
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