George Ross – Wiggins – Ivor Montagu – William „Bill“ Pope – Arthur Adrian Haydon – E. A. Vennell
2. Meisterschaft im Tischtennis in Deutschland in der Zeit vom 12. bis 16.01.1926
Die englische Mannschaft nach ihrer Ankunft in Berlin
George
Ross – Wiggins – Ivor Montagu – William „Bill“
Pope – Arthur Adrian Haydon – E. A. Vennell
Das englische Team verlor 0-9 gegen Ungarn und 4-8 gegen Deutschland.
In einem Brief bedankte sich Ivor Montagu bei den deutschen Ausrichtern:
„On behalf of the TTA I wish to thank the German Tischtennis Bund for its hospitality during the last few days. All of us have greatly enjoyed our visit and congratulate the German TTB on its enterprise in organising this International tournament. The discussions and encounters we have had this week are certain to advance the welfare of the game and can do nothing but good in encouraging understanding and friendly intercourse between the nations concerned.
I would further like to add that we of the English note with pleasure the strength and keenness of continental players. Some of them whom we have had the honour of meeting during the course of the tournament are players of the very highest class; and we sincerely trust that they will have such opportunity during the next few months as will enable them to familiarise themselves with English playing conditions, and thus produce their best form in London for the International competition next December.“