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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 624

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5 points. In an individual competition, the player scoring thelargest number of points wins. In a team competition, the team which has thehighest total of points wins. If the number ofplayers on the teams is unequal, that team wins whichhas the largest average of points. OFFICIALS. — Field Judges… … ROWING RACES Whenever the skill of a single oarsman, or even of apair, or of four, or of eight, is in question, and when-ever that skill is pitted against the strength and en-durance of another single oarsman, or pair, or four,or eight as the case may be, in organized competition,specially built…

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