The Game of Kings The Rise of Lawn Tennis
Alan James traces tennis from royal court games to modern lawn tennis. From Henry VIII’s courts at Hampton Court to Beamington’s lawn origins, the sport evolves at Wimbledon and beyond with croquet links, Sphairistike missteps, and Australia’s early asphalt court.
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England
France
Britain
Louis X
Charles V
Henry VII
Windsor Castle
Henry VIII
Hampton Court Palace
London
Beamington
Warwickshire
All-England Croquet Club
Wimbledon
Stml
Australia
Melbourne Cricket Club
Home Workshop Refurbish Chairs by Replacing Springs
A compact guide on refurbishing chairs by repairing springs and restoring lines and style. It notes that discarded pieces can be brought back into service with careful saw work and minor adjustments.
Desert outposts renamed by Canadian recon squadron in Sinai
AUNEF officers rename two desert forts along the 25 mile Egypt Israel frontier as Fort Saunders and Fort Robinson as Canadian reconnaissance squadrons patrol Sinai. The yearly renaming honors wartime regimental leaders and officers from the Strathcona's Horse Hussars and Royal Canadian Dragoons while new troops relieve prior units. The outposts, once simple tents, now comprise cookhouses, quarters, recreation areas, and lookout towers.
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United Nations Emergency Force
Egypt
Israel
Lord Strathcona
Royal Canadians
Canadian Hussars
Princess Louise’s
Fort McAvity
Fort
Fort Robinson
The
Hussars
Brig. Robinson
Italy
Harvey
Calgary
Robinson
Hamilton
Ont
Recce
Armoured Corps
Sinai Desert
Strathconas
Desert
Fort Harvey
Fort Perkins
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Landell
Mann
RCD
Rcds
McAvity
International Frontier
el Arish
Donald H. MacPherson
Moncton
No. 6
Winnipeg
Toronto
Negev Desert
Sinai
Desert Post
8Th Canadian Hussars
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