The reliable book of outdoor games. Containing official rules for playing base ball, foot ball, cricket, lacrosse, tennis, croquet, etc (1893)
Chadwick, Henry, 1824-1908 · New York, F. M. Lupton · leaf 31
one particu-lar set of muscles. Then, too, it makes a youth active and teaches him to think and act quickly.Another feature of the game is, that every playerof each side is called upon in one way or otherto do active work in the field, thus keeping thewhole team in action. Moreover, the theory… … The first essential in the make up of a lacrosseplayer is that he should be an expert pedes-trian, good in sprint running, and one whocan do a hundred yards in a dozen seconds.Another requisite is thorough control of temper,combined with nerve and pluck and-the abilityto endure fatigue; for though…
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