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# bib

id: 16316
title: Outdoor Sports and Games
author: Miller, Claude Harris
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  A party of four boys makes a good number for a camping trip. A regulation hockey team consist of seven players called goal, point, play, like golf, but if one has been a ball player in youth the playing to hold up your end on a ball team you had better give up the The art of becoming a good ball player depends largely on the boy matter how good a ball player a boy is he will never get the real exercise that results from playing this game has given it a sure place beginning of the game the ball is placed in the centre of the playing A game of ball played by two opposing teams of twelve players each. A game of ball played on a level piece of ground, called a court, by A game played by two teams of four players each.


id: 21038
title: A Dog with a Bad Name
author: Reed, Talbot Baines
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  "Cad Jeffreys," said Scarfe, with a slight increase of scorn in his face "Good-bye, little chap," said Jeffreys, feeling a queer lump in his "Good-bye, Mr Jeffreys," said Freddy, with all the confidence of an old "Thank you, ma''am," said Jeffreys; "if the letters have come to-day I "No," said Jeffreys, patting the dog''s head and looking very much the "Come along, little chaps--let''s see what we can do," said Jeffreys, as "Come here, boy," called Jeffreys next to Percy; "let me take off those "Come off, Julius, and let them alone," said Jeffreys. "Close the door, please, Mr Jeffreys," said Mrs Rimbolt, in tones "Yes. Jeffreys and I have met," said Scarfe, not looking up from his An hour later Scarfe, Percy, Jeffreys, and Julius stood at the hall door "Mr Jeffreys," said Mrs Rimbolt, feeling that the present was an "Mrs Scarfe would be interested to hear, Mr Jeffreys," said she, after


id: 21452
title: Ernest Bracebridge: School Days
author: Kingston, William Henry Giles
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  A second time that day did Ernest''s party come off victorious. thick-headed fellow, Blackall, and his set?" said Ernest, addressing time to spare when we come to the difficult places," observed Ernest to "How do you feel, old fellow?" said Ernest, after they had made good Ernest hit the ball a fine blow, and sent it flying away over the heads Ernest determined to play his best, so as to keep Ellis in as long as This time Ernest had a kite as well as Ellis. "Come along, Ellis," said Ernest, one Saturday afternoon, when he found The Doctor looked pleased, and he knew that Ellis was not a boy to make Ernest chose Buttar, Ellis, and Knowles, who played already very well, Ernest with two or three other boys, having seen Blackall safely Ernest knew that Ellis required all sorts of encouragement, so he said Ernest and Ellis, Buttar, Bouldon, and two


id: 21958
title: Frank Merriwell''s Races
author: Standish, Burt L.
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  ''Does he mean to race him?'' ''That,'' says I, ''bein'' a friend of Mr. Merriwell, is something what you should know as well as I, or better.'' Diamond was watching Merriwell and the horse, a queer look on his face. "Grody," said Frank, utterly ignoring the man, "I want you to see if you "I don''t know what the fellows can do to injure me," said Frank. "In that case," said Diamond, "Merriwell''s enemies have received a good "It''s a great triumph for Frank Merriwell!" cried Danny Griswold to a "I will count three, and then give the word," said Frank Merriwell, admirers, Frank Merriwell saw Flemming and Thornton in the further end Harry looked into his roommate''s face, and saw that Frank Merriwell was "Mr. Merriwell," said Fred, turning to Frank, "I think we had better go. The boys were welcomed by Frank and Harry, and Merriwell said:


id: 25068
author: Martin, William
title:
  The Book of Sports: Containing Out-door Sports, Amusements and Recreations, Including Gymnastics, Gardening & Carpentering


id: 15831
title: The Scientific American Boy; Or, The Camp at Willow Clump Island
author: Bond, A. Russell (Alexander Russell)
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  line _m_, Fig. 39, making two lengths 3 feet 8 inches wide. cut in the end of each stick to a depth of 6 inches and measuring wedge-shaped piece measured 2 feet at the outer end of the annex, and cut from the end to a point three feet back along the edge of the board For the end pieces two strips, 4 inches wide our base line and 29 feet 3 inches from the left hand end. In each end a notch 1/2 inch deep was cut to receive the runners and inches from the rear end of each runner an upright post was nailed. At the rear end of the roof a hole was cut, into which we fitted a piece and so we fastened on the cross stick 11 inches from the upper end of 8 feet long and its sides were 12 inches high; but at the ends we had to


id: 26412
title: Life and sport in China Second Edition
author: Ready, Oliver George
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  lighted, public seats placed in pleasant spots facing the water, trees foreigners seldom know the correct names of their Chinese servants, The cooking in foreign houses is entirely European, the Chinese water, broken ice and fish shoot up two or three feet high from a hole Following the beach a little above high-water mark, I presently came As European dogs seldom live in China more than three or four years, Carrying from ten to eleven stone according to measurement, good time His arrival in one of the fine Chinese river-boats was signalised by Hot courses were now placed on the table, our Chinese friends helping Ice in Northern China is seldom good, as owing to the frequent winds generally places their New Year some time in February, the exact date The last few days of the old year is a great time of reckoning, when existed in Chinese waters, nor have I since seen any.


id: 6879
title: The Gold Bat
author: Wodehouse, P. G. (Pelham Grenville)
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  "I shall try somebody else next match," said Trevor. "Clowes thinks Barry''s good," explained Trevor. "Come over to the baths," said Trevor, "I want to see O''Hara about "A chap of that sort," said Clowes, "will take jolly good care he isn''t "Come and have some tea, Trevor," said Milton. "I''m glad Seymour thinks Barry good," said Trevor, as they walked on. O''Hara came round to Donaldson''s before morning school next day to tell "That makes Rand-Brown''s fourth try," said Clowes, as the wing "I tell you what it is, Trevor, old chap," said Milton, with great "Good man," he said, when Clowes came in, "you saved the match." "No," said Trevor; "as a matter of fact, I came to tell you to turn out "It''s not in his study," said Trevor, "because I looked everywhere for "You can come if you like," said Trevor; "we''ll take the studies in


id: 12689
title: The High School Freshmen; or, Dick & Co.''s First Year Pranks and Sports
author: Hancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving)
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  "Fred Ripley, you accused Dick Prescott of playing According to a good many Gridley people Dick''s father, Eben Prescott, A week after the meeting between Fred and Dick the High School "Tonight, in the Board Room in the High School building," Dick "In that respect," proclaimed Thompson, solemnly, "Dick & Co. shall no longer be freshman at Gridley H.S.! to see Dick Prescott coming out alone, a pleased look on his flushed the freshmen hounds, led by Captain Dick Prescott, had won. "Dick Prescott has other game on his hands now," spoke up Dan "time" came Ripley had managed to land two stinging ones on Dick''s "Where''s the other one, Dick?" gasped Dave, as he saw young Prescott "What are we going to do with this fellow, Dick?" asked Dave. "What''s the matter with Dick Prescott?" demanded Ben Badger, in Out beyond, Dick was holding up Fred Ripley, whom he had found


id: 39025
title: Ladies in the Field: Sketches of Sport
author: nan
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  authority on riding that no horse''s mouth is good enough for a snaffle, man can be a really good rider who is not fond of horses, and does not manage all sorts of horses, easy and difficult to ride, till she knows Row, the country ride along a road, or even the delights of fox-hunting men and women who know anything about horses look out for quality, good head put on the right way; whether in a horse over sixteen-hands or a Hunting people of long experience will tell us they have had one horse who know something of riding, of horses, and of horsemen--think of the _good_ scent will run away from any horse living. [6] When hounds run down a road, get your horse on the grass My old friend dismounts, leading his horse away, at the same time It would be a good thing if grooms at the horses'' heads _would_ let


id: 41436
title: The Sportswoman''s Library, Vol. 1 of 2
author: nan
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  old-fashioned hare hunting hound are necessary to good sport, and that of the bow in your right hand, place the ball of your left thumb four called the teeing ground, and hitting the ball with various clubs till the ball, club, and hands being as nearly as possible in direct line ball, except that the player may place his feet firmly on the ground for for it from some way off of placing the ball out of holeing distance for 2. The game consists in each side playing a ball from a tee into a hole of his ball before he plays, whether in a line with the hole or A player''s side loses a stroke if he play the opponent''s ball, 7. If a competitor''s ball strike the other player, or his clubs, or 9. All balls shall be holed out, and when play is on the putting-green,


id: 34113
title: An Almanac of Twelve Sports
author: Kipling, Rudyard
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  God knows you can enter the game And the price of the game is a candle-[Illustration: January.] Each man seeks it a different way [Illustration: February.] The horse is ridden--the jockey rides-And I should leave this play alone. [Illustration: March.] Lean days and lives enforced pure. [Illustration: April.] Men and not Gods torment you, little fishes. [Illustration: May.] Thank God who made the British Isles And taught me how to play, [Illustration: June.] [Illustration: July.] A maid may work a man''s salvation. Four horses and a girl are not, [Illustration: August.] So greet we Christmas Day. Oh Christian load your gun and then, [Illustration: September.] [Illustration: October.] _Man cannot tell but Allah knows [Illustration: November.] Over the ice she flies Stars in my true-love''s eyes Now will I fly as she flies ... Stars that I saw in her eyes [Illustration: December.] And the candle''s down to the socket--


id: 32452
title: British Sports, for the Amusement of Children
author: Belch, William
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summary:
  W. BELCH''S _British Sports_. _Newington, Butts, London_. Youthful Sports British Sports Foreign Sports CHILDREN''s BOOKS, Plain and Coloured. _PLAIN & COLOURED LOTTERIES, very great Variety._ DRAWING BOOKS, Plain and Coloured. BRITISH SPORTS, for the Amusement of CHILDREN [Illustration: PHEASANT SHOOTING.] September Season is the time, Belch, Newington Butts._ RABBIT SHOOTING. By the aim of a Gunner who seeks them for sport. A cruel sport it thus supplies, And thus for a long chace prepare; FOX CHACE. To hunt him yields a manly sport, And numbers to the chace resort. Yet many love the rural sport, _Plain and Coloured_. Life of Saint Paul Life of Christ Life of Joshua Life of Solomon Life of Moses Life of Joseph Life of Job Life of Jonah Life of Pharoah Life of Abraham Queen Sheba''s Visit to King Solomon Economy of Human Life End of Time. SLIP COPIES, BLACK LINES, MAP FILES, AND FLOURISHING


id: 47760
title: Three Hundred Things a Bright Boy Can Do
author: nan
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  let the hand and club move to the right, the arm being kept straight, If the water is deep, use a long float and fairly heavy lead, and fish wood, of the form in Fig. 10, 2 feet long and 3 inches deep at the passes over the paper the points pierce small round holes, sufficiently only know of one), you place the right hand a few inches above it, and $Ink Changed to Water.$--Fit a black silk lining into a glass vessel so point a little way between the two pieces of glass and so let them be square, counting from the White player''s _right_ hand, and the Black small pieces of paper and stick these on the upper left-hand corner of CROSS CUTTING.--Take a piece of writing paper about three times as half fill the glass with water, place upon its rim the blotting paper,


id: 47254
author: nan
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summary:
  Giving the Rules for Training and Practice in Walking, Running, young man of good health and strength can learn to walk five miles in an hour, but the number of men who can walk twenty-five miles in The success of Weston and O''Leary in their long-distance walks in race was twenty miles short of the champion''s best walking record. In the upper figure we have the foot tracks of a man walking with well-trained man, and enables one like Hazael to run his 137 miles in A track 660 feet long gives 8 laps to the mile. mile--440 yards--in 48 1-4 seconds, beating the best English record From twenty-five up to fifty miles the best walking time on record seconds; while his 129th mile was walked in 24 hours 20 minutes and Howes leads the record for one-day walks with 127 miles, and O''Leary shall record the order of finishing and the times of the competitors

title:
  Handbook of Summer Athletic Sports Comprising: Walking, Running, Jumping, Hare and Hounds, Bicycling, Archery, Etc.


id: 47243
title: The Sportswoman''s Library, Vol. 2 of 2
author: nan
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  small boat racing having been given the necessary fillip, the designers I sailed this little boat in several races, I steering and he doing the Ladies'' race (promoted by the _Gentlewoman_) on August 4th, Mrs. Oliphant who had a good mount in the _Florence_ was second, Miss Next day there was a little more wind, and _Lotus_ came in a very good small horse undoubtedly comes to time again sooner after a hard day. and lastly a long ride home, horse and man, or oftener woman, dead It will be a good thing when more women who ride to hounds know that a horse is best for a good woman with hounds, when he is seven the right hand on the rein to steady the horses, it is a very good plan line, and shall deliver the service from the right and left Courts


id: 43355
author: nan
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  CRICKETERS WHO OUGHT TO BE GOOD HANDS AT PLAYING A TIE.--"The Eleven of RIDDLE MADE "ON THE GROUND."--Why are cricket matches like the backs of You may play the game of Cricket, like the men well known to fame, Ye must yield once more to Woman, for the Ladies now play Cricket! [Illustration: OUR VILLAGE CRICKET CLUB.--We had thirty seconds left [Illustration: SUGGESTION FOR THE CRICKET SEASON [Illustration: "CRICKETING INTELLIGENCE."--_Sporting Old Parson_ (_to [Illustration: OUR VILLAGE CRICKET CLUB.--Tom Huggins, of the local fire [Illustration: CRICKET--THE PRIDE OF THE VILLAGE [Illustration: "DONKEYS HAVE EARS."--_Emily_ (_playing at lawn-tennis [Illustration: LAWN-TENNIS UNDER DIFFICULTIES--"PLAY!" [Illustration: LOVE GAME] [Illustration: A NICE QUIET GAME FOR THE HOME.--This is only a little [Illustration: AN OBJECTIONABLE OLD MAN.--_Young Ladies._ "Going to make [Illustration: Di got me to play hockey. [Illustration: HAPPY THOUGHT.--The good old game of "Hare and Hounds," [Illustration: _Uncle Dick._ "Ah yes, cricket is a fine game, no

title:
  Mr. Punch''s Book of Sport The Humour of Cricket, Football, Tennis, Polo, Croquet, Hockey, Racing, &c


