Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 206
thing always to be relied upon, for itis the spirit of the game. Hardly a great match goes by without some in-cident that shows the true sportsmanship oftennis players. And these incidents are not os-tentatiously paraded. Rather, they are treatedas a matter of course, as though nothing else wasever… … know that you are glad. Enjoy the battle. Ifyou win, win with modesty. If you lose, lose gra-ciously, without the too frequent excuses of thepoor loser, or the gloomy countenance of thegrouch. Remember, when beaten, that a better Photograph by Edwin Levick GEORGE MYERS CHURCH a condition he was…
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