Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 204
id, I hit the net. You are sure, Mr. Parke? came the reply. Quite, he answered. Brookes stood silent, still ready with congratu-lations. The point is Mr. Brookess. Deuce! calledthe umpire. Play recommenced. Parke lost that game.Brookes, quick to seize his last chance, could notbe stopped. The… … Photo by Edwin Levick J. C. PARKE to the traditions of the sport, just as all of us hopeand trust we shall do when such occasions arise. Let me further illustrate this spirit of fair playby an incident that occurred at the MerionCricket Club in 1914, during the intercollegiatechampionships. That…
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