THE "NEW GERMANY."
One sign of the "New Germany" is the (revelation, proudly .oi related in the prctis that the FfatOiiedand now poises a. .total of 137,633 football iplayc-rs. who we loririaCly associated 'with -the National JFccliVjll loague. The so, of course, wte practically all amateurs. The numlber represents afci of Qo per cent, over tire.' total Vegsririred ia year ago. The Ikmr•ished iHioi'fc in Sooth Germany, kit is ■making rapid 'headway in all parts df the' conintiry. Popular interest, as •ntoi.ifeisl'ed by tire attendance at the matches, is afeo (substantial y on the inca-eas's. The record is .10,000 at the match between England and Germany, and 8000 at .the Crown ;l : y Cup. 'tie match lash year. Encouraged by the Kaiser and the .Orowii Prince, ".Fwssbaffllspiel" is .making daily progress in the army, and rcgirc'einta.l matches arc. .now of r'egulaut oce'urence.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10686, 13 July 1912, Page 4
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142THE "NEW GERMANY." Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10686, 13 July 1912, Page 4
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