The book of athletics and out-of-door sports .. (1895)
Bingham, Norman W[illiams], jr., [from old catalog] ed, Cumnock, Arthur James. [from old catalog], Bliss, Laurence Thornton. [from old catalog], Martin, Willard Shepard, jr., 1868- [from old catalog], Dwight, James. [from old catalog], Bancroft, William Amos. [from old catalog], Cracknell, Ralph. [from old catalog], Hart, Hugh S. [from old catalog], Munroe, Kirk, 1856- [from old catalog], Fenton, David Wakeman, 2d. [from old catalog], Skinner, Charles M. (Charles Montgomery), 1852-1907, Graham, John. [from old catalog], Garcelon, William F. [from old catalog], Palmer, Julius A., jr. [from old catalog], Rose, Harry E. [from old catalog], Black, Alexander, 1859-1940, Townsend, Malcolm. [from old catalog], Bloss, Edward Bluell. [from old catalog], Talbot, Charles R. [from old catalog], Sutphen, Van Tassel, 1861-1945 · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 94
all is ward the next hole. To ,;j.^facilitate the game, abox of sand is gener-ally placed within reachof the players ; and, fromthis, a bit of sand maybe taken to elevate theball slightly, and insurea clean and effective hit. The ball used is of solid rubber, about fiveinches in circumference. The… … Among the Bunkers. 92 THE BOOK OF ATHLETICS. or more sides constitute a game. The hole iswon by the side hoHng its ball in the feweststrokes. When the strokes are equal, the holeis divided. As the hole is approached by the leading player,the flagstaff is temporarily removed until the holeis scored.…
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