Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 344
ight won the next one decisively, andran away to a tremendous lead of 4-1 in the last.Brookes was clearly all in, but, by dint of therare courage that is a part of every great match-player, Brookes, literally tottering on his feet,pulled himself together and fought back to evenground at 4—all. Game… … Photograph by Edwin Levick WATSON M. WASHBURN pie of the courage that carries men through, butan even more glowing example of resourcefulness. The fourth point in the make-up of a match-player in tennis is grit. Grit and courage are dif-ferent manifestations of the same thing—a qual-ity known as…
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