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 89
nd the pole and above the line. The game is usually started by tossing for service^The winner then takes the ball in his hand and withthe racket drives it round the pole; the opponentstops the progress of the ball and endeavors to driveit back again and round the pole in the opposi edirection. The… … mn Tether Tennis Ball and Pole ready for playCut shows Marking Ropes in Position. No. I . Tether Tennis Ball and Cord. No. 2. Tether Pole, 14 feet No. 3. Tether Pole, 12 feet No. 5. Marking Ropes for circle and dividingline, with staples. - • • .Per set, $ .75I.50l.OO i.OO Spaldings Spring and…
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