London, Aug. 11.
Before a huge crowd at the White [City Stedium, to-day, Germany easily retained the championship of the Women's World Games, with a total of 95 points. Second place went to Poland with 98 points, while England, although failing to win a single title, took third position with St points 'Canada was next with 22, followed by. Czecho-Slovakia with' 18, and [South Africa with 14, Four world records were broken, in the 800 metres run, 80 metres hurdles, the discus throw, and. the pentathlon, while British records for the 100 metres, the 200 metres, and the shot put were improved,' The German girls won no less than nine of the twelve fin The results of all events were:—
2 metres.—Mile, Wal 178" sec.
Discus throw—MMlle, Wajeowna (Germany), 1-9/1" ce, (British record).
200 metres—Fraulein Krauss (Ger many), 24-9/10 gee. (British record).
'0. snetres.hurdies—Fraulein Engie~ hardt (Germany), H-8/8 see, (world 200 metres—Mlle, Koubkova (Ctecho takin), 2 min, 12-278 ce. (world "400. metres relay—Germany, 4849/5 see.
Tone jump—Fraulein Goppner (Ger many), 19 ft O44 In, Javelin." whrow=Fraulein—Getlus (Germany), 190 tt. 234 1M.
Shot put-—Fraulein"" Mauermeyer (Germany), ft ION In. CBrItish High jump—Fraulein Gnome (Germany). 8 ft. 1 in.
Pentathion—Praulein—_ Maitermeye '3MT points (world record).
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