 | 1903 - 456 sider
...that is, to push a ball without an audible knock, (c) To strike a ball twice in the same stroke, (d) To touch, stop, or divert the course of a ball when...whether this be done by the striker or his partner. («) To allow a ball to touch the mallet (or any part of the player's person) in rebounding from a... | |
 | James D. McCabe - 1884 - 948 sider
...spoon, fe, to push a ball without an audible knock. (i) To strike a ball twice in the same stroke. (rf) To touch, stop, or divert the course of a ball when...and rolling, whether this be done by the striker or her partner. (e) To allow a ball to touch the mallet in rebounding from a stake or wire. (/) To move... | |
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... partner. (e) To allow a ball to touch the mallet in rebounding from a peg or wire. (/) To move a ball which lies close to a peg or wire by striking the peg or wire. (.,°) To press a ball round a peg or wire (crushing stroke). 
