Hoyle's games : containing all the modern methods of playing the latest and most fashionable games (1875)
Frere, Thomas, Hoyle, Edmond, 1672-1769 · Boston : De Wolfe, Fiske · leaf 203
, or to strike both 5 and c in succession. The principal sections of the ball may be subdividedinto a considerable number of points from which it maybe struck by the cue, and each point when struck will giverise to a different motion. The student can only acouirea knowledge of these by practice, or… … The different points for striking the ball The motion which the striking ball obtains after contact,will be materially modified by the degree of strength employed in the stroke, tht? proper regulation of which is othe utmost importance. Thus, in the case repiesented bythe diagram 21, the ball a,…
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