The games of lawn hockey, tether ball, squash ball, golf-croquet (1900)
New York city, American sports publishing company · leaf 31
g for the ball, no close decisions for the um-pire as to whether the ball was in or out ; the game is rapid, interest-ing, inexpensive, limited in area demanded, can be played by womenas well as by men. These elements account for its popularity, andwarrant a belief that it will become still more… … TETHER BALL Spaldings athletic library. 31 bedded in the earth so as not to vibrate. The pole shall be 7% inchesin circumference at the ground ; it may taper towards its upper end.There shall be a black band 2 inches broad painted around thepole 6 feet above the ground. THE COURT. 2. The court may…
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