The Polish Commander set up in the Northern town. The Germans could have bypassed the Northern town at that point and would have only had the Polish harassing him from the rear. The German Commander, however, decided to "take on" the Poles in the Northern town. (There's only a FEW of them, right?) The Valient Poles proved to be immovable. After two concerted efforts to drive the Poles out, the German player "packed it in" and started to head for the Southern edge of the Battle Area for the "draw". The Polish Commander made a run for the South East town and made up some points in capturing most of the town. It was enough to turn the trick and garner a small win.