1. sports
2. handball

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HANDBALL.
INTRODUCTORY.
The
of
game
of
proof
nomadic
the
the
The
honor
in
which
of
the
walls
and
from
used,
"Book
of
prominent
events
celebrated
each
in
belly
other
CN
spirit
ents
of
century
inauguration
Of
games.
of
the
Celtic
introduction
cleas
the
created
before
of
advent
festival
into
the
Greece
some
Greeks
subsequent
and
it is
or
needless
of
handball.
to
of
or
visitors
five
the
racing
and
speak,
Homer,
in
it
who
the
the
after
years
Olympian
the
of
but
was
that
organized
part
throwing
hundred
success
inhabited
extent
an
munication
com-
take
to
the
were
of
chariot
such
the
among
Christ,
Tailten,
To
mention.
of
one
games
theme
feat;
hand,''
to
methods
bolga,
gae
style
accurately
being
Cjuarter
every
wheel
or
to
numerous
emulation
thirteenth
the
too
roth
the
the
Firbolgs,
to
These
becoming
of
the
"hand
as
slow
from
with
early chroniclers
from
the
feat
the
jumping,
the
in
flocked
warriors
the
it
1,879
or
particular
the
to
programme.
with
of
the
according
connection
king
tossed
of
M.,
A.
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of
this
traces
impossible
now
was
even
long
handball,
As
accounts
Tailten
of
last
mentions
and
not
the
it is
found
in
the
wherever
be
was
and
origin,
that
year
Tailte.
ball
the
the
Ere,
meagre
the
were
running,
dart:
by
Leinster"
year,
And
the
but
on
they
Europe.
the
will
This
played
was
game
were
the
Era.
daughter-in-law
but
determine,
in
Celtic
fact
mention
occurs
Christian
the
there
only
inaugurated
his
with
authentic
Ireland,
the
to
games,
in
foot
set
of
undoubtedly
rests
earliest
of
prior
Tailten
no
has
annals
years
is
assertion
race
pastime.
to
handball
this
was
may
imitation
the
be
first
ac-
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HANDBALL.
credited
coeval
named
She
with
native
a
her
It is
the
Their
shining veils unbound
and
altogether uncertain
copied it from
Albion
Oxford,
life of
that
he
thirteenth
this
The
it
French
with
a
their hands
of
Charles
to
make
V.
the
when
the
to
the
bound
ran
play
the
Easter
cakes,
handball
at
but
lined
was
and
short
apparel rather
of
money
than
afterwards
with
tendons
soft
around
forcibly. In the reign
exceedingly fashionable
sums
called
early, and
hand,
cords
more
nobility for large
players
part of their wearing
was
of handball,
During
rather
the game
the ball rebound
game
mediately
field, im-
the
game
they should
as
the
says:
play for tansy
to
instances,
some
the French
Afterwards
being played by
cases
in
glove, which,
in
wrote
into
ball."
days
exercises
such
who
player,
schoolboys,
go
played by the naked
was
handball
London
own
why
introduced
It
the
wrote
time.
other
any
also
who
celebrated
the
young
fellows
it is
and
they
in those
understand
were
play.
material.
play
custom
to
above
season
palm
the
was
fails
Bourne
the
boys carrying their
of
party
and
dinner,
of
was
his
is established
Fitzstephen,
Tuesday
Shrove
upon
holidays it
but
speaking
that
expert
an
running, jumping
power.
lege,
Trinity Col-
he
when
Bede,
be
to
of
manuscript containing
children
the
duced
intro-
was
of
museum
that
venerable
him
nmscular
after
him
with
the
in
century,
"Annually
every
but
excelled
required great
the
century
of
It says
saint, mentions
that
In
fourteenth
a
:
early inhabitants
authority this information
what
understand,
to
and
is
her
flies."
the
Greeks
Celts.
the
handeballe
atte
On
were."
life of
there
like the
St. Cuthbert.
pleyde
hard
but
England,
introduces
poet
period handball
what
at
player.
along the skies;
ball incessant
the
re-tost,
handball
a
handball
at
female
a
sporting virgins play,
the
mead
green
as
the
and
themselves
amusing
"O'er
into
"he
princess of Corcyra,
maidens,
Tost
a
distinguished herself
y\nagalla, who
was
Troy, speaks of
fall of
the
least with
at
of
money.
they
abandon
would
in France,
In
many
pledge
the game.
Ac-
a
HANDBALL.
cording
enough
to
he
francs,
old
h)st
money,
afterwards
eighty
an
left
which
historian,
his
the
was
the
girdle
same
the
of
Duke
with
with
ot
a
Bourhon.
the
Conite
wager
in
having
not
of
Duke
the
girdle
amount
Burgundy,
a
Shortly
D'Eu
match
for
game.
HAWDBALL.
BENEFITS
PHYSICAL
HANDBALL
OF
J'
As
extant
than
It calls into
handball.
precision
imparts quickness and
it
struggling after
and
good
athlete
by
a
or
little
the
been
the
skilled
with
men
familiar
perhaps,
a
with
the
limbs
and
body
the
running
of
the
greatest
is
is
vital
so
to
and
sport,
at
But
it
ommends
rec-
boxers
quick
ment
move-
All
nowadays.
time
one
they
though
high grade of skill,their vital
benefited
be
players and
success
another,
or
attained,
never
were
powers
of
class
no
not
gives that
it
boxer
gloves have,
the
the
would
that
body;
while
short, there
athletes, ball
to
To
competition.
active
of
especially
eye,
invigorating pastime.
this
in
indulgence
itself
in
In
organs.
ordinary individual
even
the
to
in the
muscle
every
game
no
physical development
flying sphere
little
the
respiratory
the
to
play
is
there
for all-around
recommended
be
to
more
exhilarating exercise
and
healthful
a
the
none
less benefited.
To
track
weight
the
it
weight thrower
good
the
if he
way
to
sprint running.
A
liberal
action
of
extra
to
be
is any
reflexive
be
desired
start
ever
to
their
specialty,handball
among
and
high jumpers.
and
hurdlers
are
also
is
limbs, and
the
wind
improved
jumpers,
next
and
by
best
as
quaintance
ac-
To
the
to
mostly
in
he
is
handballer
a
half
the
in
success
develops
handball
in
an
necessary
benefited
proficient as
indulgence
is the
The
emphatically
quickly, which
the
runners,
importance.
greatest
sprinter will be
The
able
sure
the
sprinters, jumpers,
come
distance
gives that agility so
performance.
limbs, and
is of
sport
heading
and
hurdlers
throwers,
with
a
which
athletes, imder
powerful
limbs
an
are
outside
of
practice
exercise
to
both
limbs
handball.
of
the
distance
in
broad
men
8
HANDBALL.
As
a
season's
work
by
a
common
handball.
means
any
of
the
other
occurrence
placing
old
a
Irish
baseball
In
to
presents
game
exercise.
see
player
the
all
early
the
in
condition
opportunities
days
regular
of
baseball
players
for
his
not
fered
of-
it
was
playing
RE.GrULATioisi
Court
HANDBALL.
THE
of
One
has
game
makes
much
the
expenditure of
While
more
the
game
be
may
perhaps better to state
a regulation court.
one-half
and
wall
the
desired.
feet
played
on
floor.
in this
produced
have
of
which
at
As
try
coun-
the
much
a
there
course
gvmnasiums
students
of
advantages
St.
for
institution.
In
and
I know
wall
be
be
to
wall.
back
and
faced
side
walls
twelve
gallery of
a
owned
to
the
at
with
by
the
feet
be
beams
on
of
hundred
two
Casey,
above
ble
mar-
high and
about
Phil
A
to
are
pine boards, laid
former
the
and
measurement
is
Street, Brooklyn.
desirable
many
up
for
the
open
air
courts
playing
of
the
John's College,
practiceand the
Fordham.
fact, I
that
may
say
no
or
activity are
other
to
N.
has
sport
educational
at
for baseball, football
strength and
feet
Cement
white
answers
fitted
of
it is
tute
possible,consti-
as
in thickness
be
court
are
popular exercise
near
as
size
any
sixty feet long, twentythirty-five feet high in the
and
wall.
should
Degraw
297
of
court
a
should,
back
The
apart.
back
situated
a
court
fairly well, although
would
inches
should
professionalchampion,
of
erected
been
thirty-three
front
best
seating capacity. The
Of
have
unbalanced
an
money
wide
to
floor
The
inches
wood,
the
It should be about
twelve
about
makes
ten
and
purpose
what
front, tapering down
brick
perfect
A
courts.
of
building.
better
four
that
the
little
a
walls
courts
answer
years
advancement
nothing affects the pleasure of the
crooked
as
rule, however,
late
the
to
improperly constructed
perfect player, and
so
of
drawbacks
greatest
been
a
exercise
a
the
COURT
handball
is
a
that
participatein
required.
will
games
The
good
very
big hold
the
at
rapidly becommg
institutions all
exercise
parts
game.
Y., have
taken
and
the
try,
coun-
young
man
over
fit
a
in which
muscle,
HANDBALL.
12
Twenty-one
An
by
after
before
walls
be
to
then
The
back
wall, and
in
wall,
and,
the
to
always
in
succession, shall
low
sharp
without
high
the
service
any
wall.
without
skill and
that
rise
service
reaching
one's
upon
the loss of
cause
the
to
be
can
that
placed
There
a
the
are
fingers,who
changing
their
experience, but
sent
a
to
the
and
a
few
ball
then
it
elfen^r in practice.
can
does
be done
the
not
continues
the ball
position. This
arc
around
players, but
serve
can
the
balls
short
three
they
to
angle of
can
the
outside
extreme
there
towering ball, that
corners,
of
wall, roof
side
side
at
Then
the
on
hand.
a
ball, or
sends
it, either
Stepping beyond
serving
or
ball
side
either
hittingeither
or
with
his opponent
and
is out,
at
the
If the
floor.
recover
serve
other
the
to
balls is that
parallellines.
two
succession,
in
irritatingfashion, and
drop until
the
to
wall
side
in contact
the
must
hand
fails the
is allowable
within
thence
come
to
server
particularlydestructive.
is
a
the
they
dead
drop
wall
if he
when
sidered
con-
floor,
the
on
hitting one
recovering these
striking the front wall,
floor before
twist,"
;
line twice
or
corners,
front
It
server.
inner
court
therefore,
first bound
but
court,
"een
after
last
becomes
to
or
flightis expended
flyor
A
wall,
the
to
trouble
great
a
their
is returned
the
back
fly,bounds
on
of
force
the
floor
walls
is
service
hitting the front
ball, after
the
circuit of the
the
The
wall
first bound
the
take
can
outer
front
the
to
on
returnable.
termed
side
the
returned
is, a ball
difficult when
off the
the
wall.
side
be
part of the
any
recovered
be
must
That
can
very
comes
from
bounds
it
in either
wall, takes
and
balls
floor.
the
reaching
four
the
All
opponent.
an
ball to
it is not
line, and
ace
game.
a
the
sends
server
a
the
beyond
court
shall constitute
aces
is when
ace
EXPLANATIONS
AND
RULES
the
"Scotch
in
court
an
to
commence
its fall close
be
counted
the right and
requires a great deal
and should
effectively,
left
of
be
A sharp, Iopv drive,
dlfficyttto return
HANDBALL.
14
hall
The
and
one
The
as
shall
he
and
one
hvc-eighth
in
ounces
of the
l)rillianc}'
pair of
good
a
to
safety of
his
price from
the
25
A
ruhher
price. The
Irish
cover.
Ace"
when
black
rubber
used
one
ball, the
ball,
in
front
of
players in Ireland
the
a
service
from
away
likes
he
the
known
a
the
"Red
as
wdien
the
and
As
wants
a
is the
reason
he
made
of
ball
the
harder
the
chiefly
will
that
fairly
seven-eighths
why
time
object
can
Ameri-
the
to
ball.
all the
destroy
you
from
depends
adopting their
and
and
it.
present
game
them,
has
for
considerably
smaller,
are
That
at
style of playing the
for
cents
75
wdiicli
Ace"
"Black
in
range
bought
"
first
regulation
and
to
be
handball
rule, differs
expert
wall.
hall
the
each.
success,
down
Spalding
also
for
without
"Amateur,"
can
and
They
batter
the
regulation
general
his
game
"Match"
handhall
Irish
the
is discouraging
regard
hy experts,
care,
rubber
any
Ijall
good
a
hall
has
The
sphere.
for
cents
a
an
for
service
ui)on
as
in
indulge
cents
35
and
diameter
upon
made
who
one
regulation
America.
better
no
extreme
red
costs
"
Irish
The
of
made
much
as
improperly
little
the
and
leather
latter
fact,
the
$i.oo for
"Expert,"
An
with
made
are
depends
should
hands,
cpiality of
testing the
handhalls
in
;
in
weight.
game
hands.
expert
an
inches
scvcn-ciglnh
Take
the
of
their
effects
playing.
In
only
hand
one
stand
left
four-handed
a
striking
in
that
of
line, with
ace
the
service
The
and
partner
single-handed
a
the
the
to
is
recoverer
opponent
ace
line.
recover
particularly to
of
He
ball
shall
by side against the
right.
as
the
the
can
on
all
a
one
the
of
line
front
allowed
are
pariner
either
to
the
the
the
wall.
shall
right
All
or
balls
if the
in
alert
is
the
may
service
outer
be
to
is from
service
outer
the
court
shall
court
and
useful
more
the
stand
left
on
the
same
however,
compulsory,
not
partner
in the
generally stand
opponents
wall,
server's
he
to"s
hinder.
It
game.
go
back
strikes
left-hand
service, but
take
l)e
his
the
server's
The
commencement.
opponent
an
server's
The
side
until
wall,
the
at
of
inside
parties winning
match,
just outside
help
at
the
his
the
ner
part-
line,
fly. This
Return
from
Three
WaJb.
10
HANDBALL.
is
important position against
very
a
of
majority
a
hinder
A
from
instances
is when
reaching
service
its
to
way
accidents,
avoided,
if, in
and
hand
a
work
at
ace
be
of
his
When
line, the
player
the
is
hand
is
has
the
used, it
of
stopping
the
striker
after
If
a
an
the
of
hinder
A
server
the
ace
strikes
server
a
was
committing
it becomes
bounding,
with
his
or
it
foot
have
hand
to
gets
the
if
;
lege
priviIf
wall.
front
it before
return
to
the
front
the
ace
regularly
has
partner
the
foot
or
served
was
reaches
the
shall
if it
as
of
inside
his
using
same
before
partner
ball from
be
can
within
standing
drops anywhere
privilege
struck
they
be.
may
his
by
ace.
server
ball
case
after
or
foot, the striker
the
his
the
as
ace
hindrances
side
the
an
hit
referee, the
while
before
counts
being
or
the
recoverer,
be
instances
some
against
just
counted
the
line ; if the
ball
of
hinder.
a
from
the
the
in
the
on
it is
of these
many
it
of
ball
said
should
great
counted
out,
opponents,
ball
a
be
called
and
nonplayable
A
hand.
retards
the
If
in
recoverer
opponent,
an
server
hits his partner
frequently
either
of
if the
opinion
can
hinder.
a
simple, but
the
with
opponents
the
and
opponent
instance, if the
instead
out.
declared
line ; this is also
over
and
pure
intentional, an
it,or
hand
his
because
server,
disposing of
your
termed
again,
a
the
For
of
partner
Then,
partner's ball, it is
are
wall.
either
his
in
strikes
destination, it is
him.
against
front
strike
strikes
however,
ball
a
the
should
it results
heavy
a
wall,
ping
stop-
it.
The
to
of the
use
be
play altogether.
as
dangerous
be
reached
foul
or
is
an
After
be
to
Tt
one
hand
shall
committed,
used
the
offset
in
is not
talk
be
it would
by
to
the
barring
difficult
injuries
striking
punishment
of
considered
well
as
could
effectiveness
what
style, and
than
be
and
that
the
more
and
is considerable
is claimed
be
frequent,
very
There
cultivate
would
players.
ball, otherwise
the
is the
loss
of
a
hand
ace.
a
allowed
court.
is not
all scientific.
at
Only
foot
server
and
sufficient
partner
shall
have
time
take
their
to
been
retired
they
positions in the
must
outer
a
lb
HANDBALL.
claims
All
decided
by
referee,
the
whose
decisions
final.
are
This
is
of
one
it
as
game
is
has
to
strange
agree
of
the
without
he
will
in
baseball
field.
referee
rarely
the
While
each
in
and
the
no
bare
feet
scanty
attire
circumstances
was
not
has
power
the
the
be
This
was
a
at
wanted.
the
by
rules,
it
a
and
a
and
player,
a
that
cides
de-
convinces
be
and
useless
various
and
on
generally
would
rules,
once,
player
referee
inflict
at
umpire
firmness
decision
the
by
neat
as
ago
punishments
obedience
with
present
a
this
cou.ld
man
time
almost
that
to
he
to
would
upon
possible
as
instance,
strictly
so
under
while
were
incumbent
every
feature
play
many,
is
appearance
in
out
is
men
If
an
carried
exercise
favorite
prevailed.
too,
imperative.
is
athletic
years
the
to
exacting,
poor
made
such
playing
make
to
cotirt.
Twenty
"
the
covered
man
other
with
dispute
to
being
every
in
while
and
violate
is
vigorously,
quickly
to
appeal
to
handball
a
the
matter
situation
the
and
within
very
the
than
between
an
very
considered
and
position
If
are
or
who
spectators,
dif^cult
a
of
the
referee
contests
labors
master
conflict
a
referee
not
his
for
and
been
never
with
single-handed
a
selected
important
has
worse
is
principals
the
And
connected
there
usually
the
himself
done
who
is
of^cial
it
occurs.
is
that
those
up'on
writer,
But
The
costly.
all
far
point
player
the
in
makes
a
it
sometimes
of
features
If
is
man
olTficial.
he
be
a
that
that
upon
and
America.
m
confidence
say,
experience
interesting
most
match,
entire
the
the
played
double-handed
he
be
shall
in
appear
soon
served.
ob-
conditions
any
instances
other
under
be
told
these
that
HANDKALL.
THE
It has
been
TEMPLE
claimed
played nowadays
is
until about
such
advantages
in Ireland
something
was
players and
of the
be called the father
known
County, and
in
at
regarded
days that
country,
fancied
cash
in his
of
man
there, and
and
tied, Baggs
hands
altercation
without
war
to
all
of
native
Tipperary
ace
public
and
attached,
court
traveled
He
it
all
finallywas
and
comers
mental
regi-
a
only
not
occasion,
one
officer, he offered
an
The
using his hands.
every
tomary
cus-
was
halfway
possession. On
match
with
the
play
to
off
came
with
of the onlookers,
the astonishment
put up
tosses
stinging defeat, but relieve
a
with
might
screw
to
meet
delight was
himself
as
a
player ; then
of all the available
heated
ball
of
invented
who
great
dandy
a
and
of his time.
most
the
Baggs
getting into
then
His
drives
a
bad
name
early fifties. It
a
defeated
and
met
he
was
players
fact, he
In
was
It
Isle
were
the
array
village tavern,
administer
would
the
long
in the
had
spent
invincible.
as
there
course,
game.
every
sheebeen
places Baggs
officer who
him
modern
prime
his
cross-roads
such
the
over
in
was
those
and
was
the
dodging tricks, curved balls, low
of to-day. Baggs
to the experts
all the
house
Of
of
out
of
days the number
those
exceptionallyprominent.
Baggs stands
William
In
Emerald
the
on
seen
enormous.
but
experts,
not
were
Ireland
it is that
certain
but
ball
the
in
the game
into
last century,
side walls
as
early forties.
the
until about
of the
against which
wall
introduced
not
middle
the
front
that the
was
FAME
OF
his
soles of his feet.
David
great player was
passing of Baggs the next
Ireland
characters
ever
of tlie strangest
Browning, probably one
fill a nice-sized
and
escapades would
produced. His adventures
he a champion handball
Not
player, but he was
volume.
only was
the
After
a
first-class
fencer,
the
for
the
axiom
was
Irish
that
weight
skater, billiardist and
swimmer,
lor
tussle,
sprinter, jumper,
championship
"youth will
declared
be
the winner.
in
thrower,
vaulter,
He
horseman.
1885 and
it
proved
served," for Lawlor,
boxer,
Law-
met
again
once
after
a
hard
POSITION
OF
iiUDV
A^D
HAND
IN
ACT
OF
DRIVING
BALL.
HANDBALL,
TO
HOW
PLAY
Michael
By
Champion
Of
all games
conducive
Ireland,
against
I
the
at
other
any
is not
there
with.
known
that
games
I
the
has
game
needed
offered
from
and
$3,000
with
hands,
cost
within
rate
do
the
thing that handicaps
it is
The
etc.
it.
at
too
hard
to
If you
be
found
in
despair. If, however,
to
and
be
very
to
want
hard
and
you
billiards
and
take
is the
grown
Still
years.
is
What
ments
inducewith
up
but
for
built
be
can
the
prevailing opinion
it is too
the
an
only wish
has
better
court
to
are
at
once
will
you
in
of
the
as
the
on
depends
start
points
severe
game
expert
chances
improve by practice the
It
asked
profitable.
game
become
the
two
conditioning
gymnasiums,
made
difficultyin mastering
go
and
demand.
to
do
so
; that
master
last
with
last fifteen
handball
be
can
it is well
the
popular.
generation
management
and
not
am
properly be
regulation kind
first-class
a
it may
the
it is true;
money,
I
class
equal the
not
that
excelled.
more
younger
you
should
its favor
of the
$3,500
to
proper
Another
that
the
to
Courts
sport.
in
playing
courts
more
are
big
a
for
facilities
the
at
be
become
not
box, wrestle, and
point of merit
cannot
points
good
popularity
into
game
handball, but
master
I
son's
per-
prejudiced
in
pool, too,
to
a
pastime of
am
field sports
required
in
I
jump,
handball
skill and
to
Irish
with
Now
national
that
run,
perfect
to
position
my
can
skill is
mentioned.
these
the
why
I
said
billiards and
greatest
have
qualities the
With
like
I
pool in regard
and
to
thing connected
a
conversant
be
may
baseball.
and
handball, the
owing
sport
I love
not.
am
It
World.
health
good
I put
head.
Egan,
the
ot
to
physical condition
HANDBALL
a
game
how
it will
give
up
beginner
can
be
HANDr.ALL.
easily picked
both
found
be
in
As
track
of the
the
start,
in
course
a
for
a
ball
and
the
light
ball.
you
do
are
hurt
too
severe.
In
right, of
a
the
of
with
left
the
and
right.
I
very
hand,
but
court
well
a
heady
defeat
points
than
so
at
will
are
any
for
used
and
one
it is
trying
complete
as
they
will
the
as
soon
if
left
as
entirely too
ball
their
out
The
for
other,
to
side
out-
successful
a
proficient
as
I
beginner, and
a
left-handed
find
hands
preference
becoming
hit the
can
is
only natural
become
to
the
are
game
left.
often
play
as
with
sible
pos-
with
the
of
many
essentially right-handed.
are
the
there
a
the
and
in
hand
well
as
hands
the
injured
right
that
because
wdien
as
other
any
above.
the
difficultyin
that
player
be
stated
practice with
to
long
thing
a
lar
regu-
a
hands
that
the
with
of
or
your
claim
one
every-
strike
wall
a
instead
right, especially for
to
players who
along
These
the
say
such
both
use
hurt
and
use
no
great
no
to
sorry
prominent
certain
is
of
properly and
have
mean
can
you
attempt
am
long
sary
neces-
are
to
tennis
lawn
to
play with
to
everyone
never
no
oftener
more
with
as
advise
would
I
person
is
it
I
lines
serving, there
player. There
be
can
hands
is
how
and
purpose
disheartened
without
left,but
out
too
advise
I would
learn
to
rubber,
hit
to
there
but
game,
this
how
course,
right-handed
the
ball
regulation
a
regular ball is apt
of
mapped
being sufficient
most
a
keep
to
practice
placing it. x\ny kind
along the
speaking
and
hollow
a
become
proceed
you
of
answer
use
But
for
play vigorous
at
attack
Don't
the
propositions
of
know
you
at
court
these
will
'J'he
will
court.
method
not
three
or
display
playing ball
efforts
well-defined
a
calls
It is necessary
in your
and
handball
sport
headwork.
and
regulation
surface
smooth
playing
slrenitoiis
opponent's plans.
tackling
the
too
athletic
times,
games
proper
before
of
used
your
two
session
Of
be
hcino;
exhilarating.
and
all
at
defeat
will
that
one
ball
should
measures
kind
action
quick
eye,
at
other
of
and
pleasing
every
good
instead
and
up
23
They
the
weakness
our
get
right
and
result.
better
brought
other
place.
out
My
in
idea
a
perfectly constructed
of
such
a
court
is
a
LEFT
BICEPS
OF
CHAMPION
EGAN.
2?
HANDBALL.
important thing is
will
force
with
must
you
front
the
on
until
get
you
force
much
it
the
left and
his
to
drops
such
on
a
is
there
case
enough
player is dexterous
will
server
count
of
the
will
the
ball
be
almost
chance
ball in
been
a
impossibility
with
as
right. Then
that
sends
the
parallel drive
Many
handball
by
you
a
ball
Without
be
with
terrific force
is
Of
means.
without
make
and
latter is
you
a
successful
watch
an
every
it will
it
returned
is
have
place the
to
had
you
position
your
send
good
a
what
from
ball
the
to
is
a
delivery
requires
a
perfectly
It
clever
a
is
specialty. This
other
match
player is
all-round
effective
the
then
it.
service
know
left
the
that
is
and
corner
Even
left, change
behind
course
that
it
service.
a
opposing
left
the
wall
serving
walls, and
thing, but
make
persons
any
alert
one
If
swing
Scotch
against all four
never
the
the
In
the
way
the
court
the
to
ball
but
will
is the
there
server
another.
hitting
connects.
player will
inside
point while
making
are
you
the
necessary,
of
Instead
doing.
good
good
the
that
recovery.
to
Keep
one
ball is
to
a
it.
gather
to
locality in the back
different
slightly just
A
A
proximity
and
force
any
count.
to
close
nent
oppo-
ble.
possi-
as
ten.
sent
at
attempt
a
fly the effort of the
of
such
as
beyond
your
floor
the
out
in
bound
ball
put
much
without
high ball
a
the
right hand.
and
on
times
in the
used
such
in
be
an
be
not
it will
be
to
is
service
it
catch
to
spot
ball
court
as
his
ball and
the
to
point nine
a
where
court
will have
hand
will
as
effective
Another
rise
no
the
him
left wall
a
easily make
difficult served
A
this
out
the
can
of
with
ball
the
just where
line
a
Fool
down.
well
opponent
left.
the
Pick
will send
right
do
to
hitting. Then
for
as
cannot
bounding
keep
the
at
recover
and
hit
can
you
if you
game
hands.
and
your
the
at
that
fact
a
your
effort
your
serving
let him
Don't
as
height
wdiere
naturally be
will
in
well
proper
but
are
you
much
serving
possible m
as
If
return.
it
when
at
The
opponent's reach
your
as
wall
playing line,
the
of
head
your
use
for
count
not
outside
ball
place the
ball.
place the
to
tossing
points
movement
experienced player
of
you
the
of
In
player.
very
game
recovering
opponent.
your
can
is
not
come
pretty
HANDBALL.
But
be
able
After
keep
recovery
It's best
enough
will
he
be
likely
the
court
other
and
of
part
by
possibly
is
also
effective
right
the
when
make
it
There
during
if I
a
him
unable
and
with
will
especially if he
you've got him
I have
tried
played and
anything
that
is
such
in
not
ball"
a
such
at
position
But
game
after
as
play
next
so
that
naturally have
a
he
you
until
up
he
keep
him
will
be.
Hit
will
always
you
size
find
catches
puzzled
the
ball
on
the
be
to
weaken
have
him
tendency
when
shape, and
cient
profi-
always
When
weakness.
out
than
becoming
should
you
style. Always
your
brought
are
by practicing them
more
play keep it
your
another
in
wall
front
plays which
his
discover
not
floor
years.
fierce,jerking motion,
This
move.
for
what
to
learn
points of the
to
could
gather it.
can
with
lowest
of first hitting the
the
on
the
to
and
the
a
side
"Cutting the ball" is
It consists
of intricate
you
cope
as
to
and
switch
guessing
a
to
fine
to
drops
you
opponent
Then
on.
but
all the
your
it
outer
"Killing the
game.
caroming
back
to
If,
after
and
opponent
your
is termed
executed.
kinds
talk
to
in
up
other
game,
were
that
impossible
are
which
either
in
the
to
it
line
ace
ball.
the
the
you
close
not
the
play
send
man
wall,
ball
from
will
you
but
gather
the
drive
plays of the
ball
the
to
meet
case
the
him,
to
send
is what
well
puzzling angle
to
there
it bounds
This
best
safely
wall
striving for.
ball and
near
come.
the
and
are
anticipate the
from
left walls, the
or
be
to
as
wall
it.
of
and
ball
well-directed
a
return
one
ball
hand
you
the
on
should
able
front
the
he
be
the
sprint gather
walls
will
hand,
play
keep
to
the
drop
the
either
hitting. If he is within
in
You
will
you
him
to
perhaps.
corner,
on
hinder
to
as
either
will
hop off
In
carom.
eye
ball
It may
properly with
watchful
a
the
court
bound.
successfully complete
to
the
ugly
an
it
playing against.
are
be
take
firmly, catch
ball
the
it may
or
of
it will
tell how
cannot
you
straight
a
direction
telling in what
near
29
him,
winded
beaten.
in
my
humble
if my
will
stop
way
instructions
a
person
to
are
from
show
handball
how
carried
out
mastering
I
the
should
cannot
details
see
and
HOW
TO
HOLD
HAND
IN
ACT
SERVICE.
OK
BOUNDING
HALL
FOR
HANDBALL.
the
enjoying
in
bear
mind,
to
draught.
vigorous
a
new
that
the
play
finished
have
you
If
there
rubbing
person.
One
game.
it
is
thing,
absolutely
the
leave
down
a
handy
after
all
once
take
is
over
so
a
as
good
you
to
good
dition
con-
tired.
are
you
at
in
be
to
when
court
everybody
want
necessary
play
shower
and
I
however,
Never
game.
is
31
to
one,
will
When
avoid
a
then
feel
a
like
RECOVERING
A
LOW
BALL
IN
PLAY
OR
IN
SERVICE.
TAKING
THE
iixVLL
OFF
BACK
WAl.L
WTTli
l.EFT
HA^'D.
HANDBALL.
strikingthe
as
floor.
The
35
edge of the tell-board
upper
be
should
beveled.
The
5. The
balls
suitable
kind
than
more
be
to
hard
of leather.
and
one
Balls.
and
ball to
No
three-quarter
The
6. A
player
team
or
8. A
"home
belonging
courts
many
games
court,
and
the
as
the
rubber
9. Before
for first
on
choice
ID.
be
side.
of
front
11.
to
whichever
number
of
played
in the
be
challenging players
one
game
out
from
as
"
alley or
one
of games
decide
to
players
shall be
"hand"
One
for
"hands"
two
two
alleys or
two
opposing players shall
the
ground.
game;
will
court.
rubber
a
and
games.
played in the
be
to
on
of games,
sufficient number
a
is, hopped
Jerking
second
the
toss
given
and
side ; and
each
on
is finished
not
to
inter-county
to
when
An
ace
count
which
one
"foul."
misses
a
ball, fails
makes
a
three
ceeding
suc-
three
players
will have
winners
A
to
be
allowed
an
outside
been
out"
"hand
return
struck
one
tossed
to
wall
with
the
in
the
to
outside
hand
against
out
which
the
inter-alley,championship,
player misses
count
must
played
or
when
has
him,
to
inside
an
been
ball, fails
a
played
or
player
to
him,
"foul."
Touching
played
has
front
the
and
matches.
a
be
by
won
succeeding innings if there be
and
When
that
"
return
12.
be
to
alley or
if there
makes
or
or
every
balls served
wall.
or
or
ground.
All
tossed
agreed
outside
or
of
third
be
to
challenged and
second
of inside
for
each
be
remainder
innings,
"hands"
the
may
innings
half
a
weight.
number
odd
any
rubber
commencing
for choice
and
aces,
gains the greater
to
in the
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37
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to
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off his partner
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or
wall
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player who
inside
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serving
must
line until
short
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ball is served.
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outside
tossed
to
be tossed
before
out
until the outside
line.
short
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out
the
judge
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outside
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players
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prepared,
are
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question of judgment is being decided.
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wall, it will be
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his
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hand
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be
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the side line
over
fail
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striking the front wall, it will be
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24.
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23.
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27.
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28.
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