Does not this fact prove that the American game of base ball enables the player to determine in the fraction of a second what to do to defeat his contestant?"

The Olympic Committee, Stockholm, then received a letter from the Olympic Committee, New York, saying that if a game of Base Ball could be arranged for during the Olympian Games, they would bring two teams along on the Finland.

Off O'Brien, 8 hits, 5 runs, in 8 times at bat in 1 inning; off Collins, 5 hits, 0 runs, in 22 times at bat in 7 innings, in game of October 14.

But the stranger warded the blow and once again thwacked Robin, and this time so fairly that he fell heels over head into the water, as the queen pin falls in a game of bowls.

The idea of the German imperialist, the idea of our own little band of noisy but influential imperialist vulgarians, is evidently a game of grab, a perilous cutting up of these areas into jostling protectorates and spheres of influence, from which either the Germans or the Allies (according to the side you are on) are to be viciously shut out.

A couple of traveling men, waiting for the early morning train, were playing a listless game of billiards at one of the tables; a pair of Jap sugar-beet workers and a negro section hand sat half-asleep and leaned against the wall; "Red" Jackson, Sabota's chief lieutenant, with an air of utter boredom, lounged behind the soft-drink bar.

Let's go and have a game of tennis.

She could play at the game of carelessness better than he.

The game of life isn't worth playing.

Upon his return to Edinburgh, though he found himself much weaker, yet his cheerfulness never abated, and he continued to divert himself, as usual, with correcting his own works for a new edition, with reading books of amusement, with the conversation of his friends, and sometimes in the evening with a party at his favourite game of whist.

It's easy to cry that you're beaten and die, It's easy to crawfish and crawl, But to fight and to fight when hope's out of sight, Why, that's the best game of them all.

She was looking instead towards a gentleman of middle age who was peeping round the door indulging in a waggish game of peep-bo with the unconscious Mr. Carter.

"I haven't played a game of billiards for two years, but I'll try, just for the fun of it.

The neighbourhood of the latter teems with game of all kindsleopard, gazelle, and wild boar, partridge, duck, snipe, and quail, the latter in thousands.

I'll give you a clue to my trade in a game of forfeits.

This game of romps went on for about ten minutes.

The servant retires, and the bachelor entersthe same whom we knew some years before as a shy young student, when Mephistopheles (in Faust's gown) made game of him.

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS, by Frank R. Kent.

SEE Scarborough, Dorothy. PARKER BROTHERS, INC. Directions for playing the game of Mansion of happiness.

John Ryan (E); 14Oct57; R201216. <pb id='301.png' n='1957h2/A/1587' /> KENT, FRANK R. The great game of politics.

Rook, the game of games.

He then divides the cowherds into two groups and starts them on the game of guessing fruits and flowers.

[Footnote 1: A game of drawing lines.

" "They seem rather to like it, though, some of them, if you mean the game of love," Minver said.

When it had burned out, both sexes engaged in a game of ball, and the winner became the King of Summer or of the Ball and had the right to choose his Queen.