The games of lawn hockey, tether ball, golf-croquet, hand tennis, volley ball, hand polo, wicket polo, laws of badminton, drawing room hockey, garden hockey (1903)
New York city, American sports publishing company · leaf 15
houldnever advance past the centre of the field, and always hold the samerelative position. He must be a sure hit, and never allow the ball topass him. He should also be able to make accurate long hits. Itmust be remembered that no definite place can be assigned eachplayer at all times of- the… … 12 Spaldings athletic library. sible, his own relative position, which will enable the other membersof his team to pass the ball to him without taking time, which is valu-able, to locate him. This will simplify matters, and team work bemade stronger and play more effective. The goal tend stands…
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