tion you wish.

Tight Croquet. Croqueting a ball by placing your
foot on your own ball and, py striking with your
mallet, driving the other way, and taking another
‘with your own.

Tolling the Stake. Striking your ball against
the turning-stake after having run the central ana
left flank arches upward.

Tour of Play. The turn given each player, and
continuing so long as points are gained.

Turning-Stake. The stake directly opposite the
starting-stake.

Winning Stake. The starting-stake is so called
because when it is struck by a ee ball the
game is won.

Wired. Having your ball in such a position that
an arch prevents the stroke you wish to make.

H. Rademaker & Son, Ine.
Grand Rapids, Mich.

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