The Encyclopaedia of Sport and Games

Every sport and game of the Edwardian world in four volumes — from angling and ballooning to yachting — written by the people who did them, Theodore Roosevelt on big game among them.

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iv. 314 Yachting, iv. 452. See also 429 Bibliotheca Piscatoria (Westwood and Satchell's), i. 43 "Biboche," see Delahaye, C., Bibury Club, iii. 447 Bidlake, F. T., ii. 58, 61 Biedermann, E. A., iv. 5 Big Game, 1. 224-270 Africa, i. 224 America, N., i. 232 India, i. 236 Big Game, Records of, i. 240, 263, 265.

Big Game Shooting, ii. 162 Biggs, Selwyn, ii. 242 242, 247, 263, 265 Big Horn (Ovis canadensis), i. 270 Billiards (see also Pool and Pyramids), i. 271-313 Balls, the, i. 275 Cannons, i. 279-289 Etiquette of the Billiard Room, i. 272 Game, the, i. 273 How to learn, i. 299 Losing Hazard, i. 289 Matches, i. 297 Matches, Hints for playing in, i. 299 Rest, the, 1. 277 Rules, i. 302 Side Stroke, i. 281 Spot Stroke, i. 294 Testing one's play, i. 295 Winning Hazard, i. 293 Billiards, Deck, ii. 68 French, i. 307-313 Rules, i. 312

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