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 58
r after a free hit), until it has (i) passed through the goal;or (2) has passed the line of the goal but not between the goalposts; or (3) has crossed either of the boundary side lines;or (4) such error has been committed as to cause a free hit to beallowed, when it is at once out of play. Rule… … spai.dings athletic library. 55 ball under the chain between his opponents goal posts and thusscore a goal. N.B.—The player nearest his opponents goal, on each side, istermed the goal-striker, whilst the player nearest his own goal,on either side, is termed goal-keeper. Rule 5—When in the course of…
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