Lawn Tennis for Ladies
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I think about this time Ivery much improved my game by constantly playing singles against thebest men in the club, and also doubles with three men. This wasundoubtedly excellent practice for me.
[Illustration: AUTOGRAPHS FROM MY ALBUM] In 1898 I won my first prizes in open tournaments, the handicap singlesat Chiswick Park and Queen's Club. At Chiswick I received 15. 4, and metMiss C. Cooper in the semi-final. I remember quite well my "stagefright" when I went into court against this famous play...er, even at thetremendous odds of owe 15. 3 and give 15. 4. I lost the first set easily, and the game was then postponed until the next day owing to failinglight. After that first set, a friend said to me, "If you could onlyforget it's Miss Cooper, I am certain you could win. " The next day Itried to follow out this advice, and eventually won the match with thescore of 3/6, 6/1, 6/4. At Queen's I met Miss C. Cooper again. She wasowing 40 and I was receiving 2/6. I again managed to win, this time intwo sets, 6/2, 6/3.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think about this time Ivery much improved my game by constantly playing singles against thebest men in the club, and also doubles with three men. This wasundoubtedly excellent practice for me.
[Illustration: AUTOGRAPHS FROM MY ALBUM] In 1898 I won my first prizes in open tournaments, the handicap singlesat Chiswick Park and Queen's Club. At Chiswick I received 15. 4, and metMiss C. Cooper in the semi-final. I remember quite well my "stagefright" when I went into court against this famous play...er, even at thetremendous odds of owe 15. 3 and give 15. 4. I lost the first set easily, and the game was then postponed until the next day owing to failinglight. After that first set, a friend said to me, "If you could onlyforget it's Miss Cooper, I am certain you could win. " The next day Itried to follow out this advice, and eventually won the match with thescore of 3/6, 6/1, 6/4. At Queen's I met Miss C. Cooper again. She wasowing 40 and I was receiving 2/6. I again managed to win, this time intwo sets, 6/2, 6/3.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lambert Chambers Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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