Methods And Players of Modern Lawn Tennis
Methods And Players of Modern Lawn Tennis
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P. GARDNER, JR. : As a rule.
F. C. INMAN : Often, but not always. W. F. JOHNSON : Yes.
N. W. NILES: If the "centre theory" means, run- ning to the net down as nearly the centre of the court as possible when not anticipating, I do use it.
T. R. PELL: Yes.
ROBERT LEROY: Yes, when I can, but I have dif- ficulty because I am accustomed to play my ground- strokes close to the side-lines.
A. M. SQUAIR: Usually, not always.
G. F. TOUCHARD: Yes.
J. J. ARMSTRONG : No theories for me.
LEONARD BEEKMAN : N...o.
W. M. HALL: At times, particularly against chop- stroke players.
RICHARD HARTE : A little.
DEAN MATHEY: At times. Believe it to be abso- lutely sound.
R. C. SEAVER: Yes.
G. C. SHAFER: Somewhat, but usually play to the weak spot and then run in.
S. H. VOSHELL: Sometimes.
E. H. WHITNEY : Only intuitively.
I. C. WRIGHT : Depends on position.
W. C. GRANT: In serving, I follow the direction of the ball, i. E. , in serving to the corners, I play a little to that side of the centre of the centre-line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. GARDNER, JR. : As a rule.
F. C. INMAN : Often, but not always. W. F. JOHNSON : Yes.
N. W. NILES: If the "centre theory" means, run- ning to the net down as nearly the centre of the court as possible when not anticipating, I do use it.
T. R. PELL: Yes.
ROBERT LEROY: Yes, when I can, but I have dif- ficulty because I am accustomed to play my ground- strokes close to the side-lines.
A. M. SQUAIR: Usually, not always.
G. F. TOUCHARD: Yes.
J. J. ARMSTRONG : No theories for me.
LEONARD BEEKMAN : N...o.
W. M. HALL: At times, particularly against chop- stroke players.
RICHARD HARTE : A little.
DEAN MATHEY: At times. Believe it to be abso- lutely sound.
R. C. SEAVER: Yes.
G. C. SHAFER: Somewhat, but usually play to the weak spot and then run in.
S. H. VOSHELL: Sometimes.
E. H. WHITNEY : Only intuitively.
I. C. WRIGHT : Depends on position.
W. C. GRANT: In serving, I follow the direction of the ball, i. E. , in serving to the corners, I play a little to that side of the centre of the centre-line.
What to read after Methods And Players of Modern Lawn Tennis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paret, Jahial Parmly, 1870- to read onlineMoreLess
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