Camp, Walter, 1859-1925, ed · New York, P. F. Collier & son · leaf 306
m a let. A^. B.—Much is left to the honor of the players;they are not expected to obstruct on purpose, or toclaim lets too freely. We now come to the varieties in the rules. Theydepend partly on the serving and partly on the wayof counting the winning of a rally. I. First or Rackets Scoring The… … ffiffiffi 265 Sports and Games or set 5. The two latter mean that a new littlegame will be started to decide the large game, thenew little game being for 3 aces or for 5 aces. After 14-all, the loser of the previous point maychoose whether he will play the game straight on, orwhether he will set 3.…
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