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Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly (1882)

Strawbridge & Clothier · [Philadelphia : The Company] · leaf 129

An illustration from Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly, 1882, leaf 129
e figureand good carriageto better advan-tage.The game isplayed with balls and rackets, on each sideof a net, stretched vertically with thehorizon, between two posts, as here shown.The lawn tennis court is 30 feet wide, and78 feet long. The net divides this into twoequal parts. The height of the… … hard, level surface will answer. At grandcountry houses in England tennis courtsare built of concrete; with the lines marked-off by white bricks set in, or else paintedon the concrete; the whole being under apavilion, in which the game may be playedin the rain as well as in the sunshine.Whitewash…

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