The games of lawn hockey, tether ball, squash ball, golf-croquet (1900)
New York city, American sports publishing company · leaf 35
ay is called ■All Strokes;*the second ■■All Wickets^ The balls used are of wood, 2| inches in diameter, light and tough,the object being to get force and speed without much momentum andto be sure that they will float. These balls do not last long, but arecheap and easily replaced, besides which,… … N»y.^ Diagram of Field of Play, Golf-Croquet Spaldings athletic library. 35 the mallet that it will lift the ball clear of the turf, and drive it inthe direction of the prolongation of the axis of the mallet head. The advantages claimed for this game are: First—Any shaped lawn may be utilized, and…
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