34. If a player croquet a ball illegally, he loses
his next turn.

35. If a ball, when croqueted through its arch
in a wrong direction, rolls back through the arch, it
has not to pass through the same arch in the same
direction again.

36. Should the course of a ball be interrupted
by any person, the player can allow it to remain at
the point where interrupted, or it can be moved to
where he supposes it would have reached.

37. If a player play with a wrong ball, he has -
to replace this ball and lose his turn. This is not
enforced unless the error is discovered before the
arrival of the playef’s second turn.

38. If a ball be moved by a player when it
should not have been touched, it must be restored to
its former position, even if the stroke has sent it
against a stake or through an arch.

39. When all the players on one side have passed
chrough the arches and struck both stakes, the side
that first accomplishes this wins the game.

40. No player or other person shall be permitted
to interfere with the results of a game by any word
or act calculated to embarrass the player, nor shall
any one, except a partner, speak to a player while
in the act of shooting.

41. The order of colors shall be the same as on
the stakes.

42. The ball must be struck with the face of
the mallet, the stroke being delivered whenever
touching the ball it moves it. Should a stake or wire
intervene, the stroke is not allowed unless the ball
is struck at the same time, and if the ball is moved
without being struck by face of the mallet, it shall
remain where it rests, and should a point or roquet
be made, it shall not be allowed except by a decision ©

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