Sporting stars from both Emirates Western Force and Perth Glory generously gave of their time today to battle it out for sporting supremacy on our 140 ping pong table, all in the name of charity.

City of Perth Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi refereed the game that pitted Western Force players Sam Wykes and Nick Cummins against Glory players Shane Smeltz and Jacob Burns to raise funds for the Salvation Army Christmas Appeal in a unique Ping Pong on Public Art feature match.

"It just wasn't my day," Wykes said.

"I not sure if the net was regulation size, every ball I hit just keep smacking into it," he joked.

"Cummo was doing alright and I was trying my hardest to back him up but there wasn't much ping in my pong."

Members of the public can play a game of ping pong for a gold coin donation at the artwork installed at Globe Lane at 140 - situated just off the Murray Street Mall - until Saturday 24 December. 

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140 has teamed up with POPP (Public Outdoor Ping Pong) to present Ping Pong on public art for a cause this Christmas. Our POPP ping pong table features spectacular artwork by 140 resident artist Hurben and will be situated at 140 in Globe Lane until Saturday December 24. You'll be able to play by making a gold coin donation, with all proceeds going towards the Salvation Army Christmas Appeal.

Be sure to get down to 140 for this great cause.

For more information see below.

www.popp.net.au
www.hurben.net

http://www.facebook.com/140Perth