YUGOSLAVS IMPRESS AT PRACTICEThe Yugoslav vtccer team. ; which will mcci Western \ustr«- I lia in a mulch lo be played at the W.AX’.A. ground lo morrow nfier-ntion. a lit acted considerable ni-ccniion on the Perth Fsplun.ulc yesterday morning when they practised (or an hour. A crowd : of several hundred watched the [ visitors whose spcctaculai play : should he a feaiuie ol the same I tomorrowThe two goalkeeper* were par- f ticularly impressive. Surrounded by six teammates they each tool hard shots with case from all angles and nothing within lour yards came amiss to them Playing in sandshoes the Yugoslavs' control of the hall was perfect. They gained such pace behind their drives that there was some ! 'peculation as to what the* would do wearing hoots. Ileadtnu and passing practice concluded un hour's tryout.Subject to last-minute changes, the Yugoslav team for tomorrow will he as follows: lt;ioal: Beam; backs. Hatinic. Broket a; halfbacks. Mrcic. katnic. I. Radov-nikovic; forwards. Drvodjelic. Vidjak. Aodrcvacevic. Maiosic and Vulker. Reserves. Vidovic. Krstululovic. T. Radovnikovic.Many follower* of soccer in the country districts, including a party from the goldlields. arc coming to Penh to see the match tomorrow. The Yugoslavs will play a second match ogninst a State team at the Subiaco Oval on Tuesday afternoon. At the conclusion of play at this match the W.A. Soccer Association will enteitain the ! visitors at an oflicinl farewell ! function.