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Handbook of athletic games for players, instructors, and spectators, comprising fifteen major ball games, track and field athletics and rowing races (1916)

Bancroft, Jessie Hubbell, 1867-, Pulvermacher, William Dean · New York, Macmillan · leaf 429

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rules is raised, it is the duty of the Refereeto decide what the law is covering those particularcircumstances, so that the point may be awardedto one team or the other. He also keeps all finalrecords of the tournament. UMPIRE. — There is one Umpire; he is appointedby the Referee. His duties are to… … 400 Lawn Tennis are, for instance, such as whether the ball was hitbefore or after it took a second bound; whetherthe ball went over, under, or touched the net (finaldecision on this point, however, is left to the Lines-men). (3) Announce each point directly after it is made,and the score after…

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