The enyclopaedia of sport and games Vol. 3; 1911 (1911)
Charles Howard Henry, Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire (1833-1898) · leaf 144
net H, shown us nothing better. It is fashionable If, however, the ball is at D, the player is nowadays to charge up to the net on every driving it into the court, which it is never service, quite irrespective of its merit. This even over until it reaches A, and he has his quick-dropping backhand… … or Centre Theory. to be played, and is how it would be played lines nearer the service line, but he will have a poor chance of escaping the man at the must not be forgotten that it often pays net with any except a first-class shot, if the to “ bustle ” one’s opponent at the net. The attacking…
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