Mr. Punch's
Mr. Punch's Book of Sport The Humour of Cricket, Football, Tennis, Polo, Croquet, Hockey, Racing, &c
作者：Hammerton, J. A. (John Alexander), 1871-1949 [Editor]; Sambourne, Linley, 1844-1910 [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：109
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章节目录
共 109 题- PUNCH LIBRARY OF HUMOUR
- Edited by J. A. HAMMERTON
- MR. PUNCH'S BOOK OF SPORTS
- MR. PUNCH'S BOOK OF SPORTS
- AS PICTURED BY
- PUBLISHED BY ARRANGEMENT WITH THE PROPRIETORS OF "PUNCH"
- THE EDUCATIONAL BOOK CO. LTD.
- The Punch Library of Humour
- MR. PUNCH'S BOOK OF SPORTS
- EPITAPH ON A CRICKETER.--"Over!"
- LORD'S!
- SCORING FOR DR. GRACE.--"A running commentary."
- THE IRREPRESSIBLE JOKER AGAIN (ON BAIL.)--
- ALL THE YEAR ROUND;
- CLASSIC TITLE FOR DR. GRACE.--"The Centurion."
- THEN (1841) AND NOW (1891).]
- DR. W. G. GRACE'S FAVOURITE DISH.--"Batter pudding."
- WET-WILLOW
- A SONG OF A SLOPPY SEASON.
- AIR--"_Titwillow._"
- CRICKET PROSPECTS
- THE LADIES AT LORD'S
- OLD STYLE--EARLY SIXTIES.
- SCENE--_The Ground and its Accessories._
- NEW STYLE--LATE NINETIES.
- SCENE--_The Same._
- CRICKET AT LORD'S
- THE LADY CRICKETER
- CURIOUS CRICKET ANOMALY.
- CRICKET CATCHES
- FAIR CRICKETERS
- THE USEFUL CRICKETER
- MONSIEUR,
- ALL FRANCE.
- THE ENGLISH 'OME TEAM.
- THE SECRETARY OF THE PARIS ATHLETIC CONGRESS.
- The new pneumatic leg guard. (_Mr. Punch's_ patent.)]
- WICKET JOKES
- THE CRY OF THE CRICKETER
- KING CRICKET
- CRICKET
- THE LADY CRICKETER'S GUIDE
- BOWLING.
- 1. Should you desire to bowl leg-breaks, close the right eye.
- 2. Off-breaks are obtained by closing the left eye.
- 3. To bowl straight, close both.
- BATTING.
- 2. County cricketers use the curved side of the bat for driving.
- 3. A "leg glance" is not football.
- 4. When "over" is called, don't cross the wicket.
- FIELDING.
- 2. To catch a ball, sit down gracefully and wait.
- EPITAPH ON AN OLD CRICKETER'S TOMBSTONE.--"Out at 70."
- OPERATIC SONG FOR A CRICKETER.--"_Batti, Batti!_"
- CRICKET HITS
- OUR VILLAGE ELEVEN
- COCKNEY MOTTO FOR A FEEBLE CRICKETER.--"Take 'Art of GRACE!"
- CRICKET HITS
- DRAMATIC DUET
- A HUNDRED UP
- CRICKET HITS
- A FEW QUESTIONS ON CRICKET
- PHILOSOPHY AT THE POPPING CREASE
- CON. FOR A CRICKETER
- OUR VILLAGE CRICKET CLUB
- II
- III
- IV
- A TRILL FOR TENNIS
- THE PLACE FOR LAWN-TENNIS.--"_Way down in Tennessee._"
- A POLONAISE
- MOTTO FOR CROQUET.--"She Stoops to Conquer."
- SPORTIVE SONG
- AN OLD CROQUET-PLAYER RUMINATES
- CROQUET
- ADVICE TO YOUNG CROQUET-PLAYERS
- LAWN-TENNIS LOBS
- THE SPORT OF THE FUTURE
- MORE LAWN TENNIS LOBS
- EJACULATIONS
- THE WOOING
- THE PURSUIT OF BEAUTY
- MIXED HOCKEY
- For the promotion of "Hockey on the Ice."]
- AN IDYL ON THE ICE
- TO FOOTBALL
- MOTTO FOR AN IMPECUNIOUS FOOTBALL CLUB.--"More kicks than halfpence."
- THE SECRETARY TO THE CONGRESS.
- First Football Player. "We've lost!"
- Inquisitive Old Gentleman. "What have you got in that bag?"
- Second Football Player. "The umpire!"]
- PROFESSIONALS OF THE FLOOR AND FIELD.
- ETON FOOTBALL
- THAT FOOT-BALL
- ETON FOOTBALL
- Football. "The Zambesi Scorchers."]
- FOOT-BALL À LA MODE
- OPEN LETTER TO A PAIR OF FOOTBALL BOOTS
- A DERBY DIALOGUE
- MAXIM FOR THE DERBY DAY
- HOW TO WIN THE DERBY
- Going in for a sweep.]
- SCENE--_A little race meeting, under local rules and management._
- RACY SKETCHES
- AND
- Even the "Derby" had its primeval counterpart.]
- She won the sweep!]
- AMUSEMENTS FOR ASCOT
- BRADBURY, AGNEW, & CO. LD., PRINTERS, LONDON AND TONBRIDGE.