For the first time since the Great War representative soccer football teams of Poland and Germany met ina friendly contest at the Berlin Post Stadium this afternoon, Moro than 20,000 enthusiastic spectators stood wedged shoulder to shoulder ness the event. The weather tingly cold, the temperature remaining throughout the day far below freezing-point, at one time even touching 16 degrees Fahrencit, the stare and swept Crawford. off The Englishman was brilliant ax
fell' inthe second set. and injured leep and sideline driving, bub fect with extremely" accurate
his, finger, Aiter this mishap Perry's forehand broke data and the Australien rallied to hold the advantage.
'Crawford lost yesterday to H, Lee in straight sets, 6-4, 6-4, 'Other notable results' in the thr days! play, were: Advian Quist, (Australia) beat F. D. Wilde (Bz tain) 4-6, 6-1, 6-4.
Vivian afeGath (Australia) beat Hoghes (Britain) 6.2, 62, Hi Hopman (Australia) beat it. G.
N. Lee (Britain) 6-4, 1-6, 7-5, PERE alto), "eat "Hopman australia) 6.3, Got, MeGrath (Austra beat Wilde (aetain) 63 ticaaeh toa erty ani lo, (Britain Grawford' and MeGrath 10-8, 68, Hopman and Quist (Australia eat Hughes and Lee (Britain) 6-4, G+, 6-2.—-Reuter, ist and Only Goal Almost at the very last minute just before the Swedish refer Whistle stopped the play, the Ge man player Rasselnberg' succeeded in scoring the first and only goal, this securing a victory for the Ger man team 10, "Berliner Tageblaty" reports that interest in Poland was so great that no sooner had the Polish Railways announced cheap excursion trips to and from Berlin, than 2,000 tenets Were sold within four hours.—Trans-'Ocean Kuo Min.
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