Sports and Recreation Dual Sports

Sports and Recreation Dual Sports

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Clipart illustrations of sports and recreational events that have one person against another, such as boxing, fencing, and tennis.

Backhand
A tennis player returning a ball using a backhand stroke....

Bowls
Two men on a bowling green....

Boxing
Position of the boxer....

Boxing
Left-hand blow for the face....

Boxing
Left-hand counter for the head with guard....

Boxing
Right cross-counter for the head....

Boxing
Right-hand body blow....

Boxing
Landing a swinging left-hand blow for the head....

Boxing
Right-hand up-cut....

Carte
"Carte, Guard. Turn wrist with nails upwards; hand on a line with lower part of breast; arm somewhat bent, and elbow inclined a little to the outside; point of foil elevated at an angle of about 15 de...

Cock-Fighting
"Two players are made to sit on the ground draw their legs up, and clasp their hands together over their shins. A stout stick is then passed through under their knees, and over their arms at the bend...

Cricket Field
Cricket is a bat-and-ball team sport that originated in England and is now played in more than 100 countries. A cricket match is contested by two teams, usually of eleven players each and is played on...

Cudgel Game
"Here is a new game, which is causing a great deal of amusement at social gatherings in Europe. Two boys, or young men, are blindfolded, and in the right hand of each is placed a stout roll of paper ...

Curling Stone
The curling stone, or rock, weighs a maximum of 44 lb (20 kg). It has a maximum allowable circumference of 36 inches (0.9 m). A stone may be a maximum of 4.5 inches (11.43 cm) in height not including ...

Fencing
Two men fencing....

Fencing
Diagram of a fencer's waist quartered to show the points of the body against which thrusts are aimed....

Fencing
Prime parry. The thrust in prime for the left side of the body is parried by the act of striking up the opponent's foil by lowering the point of the foil, the back of the hand toward the face, ...

Fencing
Quarte parry. The thrust in quarte for the left side of the body, on the high lines, is parried by striking down to the left the opponent's foil by assuming the attitude shown in the left-hand ...

Fencing
Tierce parry. The thrust in tierce for the right side of the body, on the high lines, is parried by raising the foil and striking the opponent's weapon to the right, as shown in the left-hand f...

Fencing
Two men fencing....

Forehand
A tennis player returning a ball using a forehand stroke....

Half-volley
A tennis player returning a ball using a half-volley stroke....

Handball
Two boys playing handball...

Lawn Cupolette
"This game is played by means of seven pins, made so that they may either be driven into the ground or fixed on a board. Each pin is numbered, from one to seven. There is a slight cup at the top of ...

Prime
"Prime, Parade. In using prime to parry the thrust in seconde, pass your point over the adversary's blade, lower it to the waist, keeping your wrist as high as your mouth, nails downward, elbow bent, ...

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	Backhand A tennis player returning a ball using a backhand stroke....
	Bowls Two men on a bowling green....
	Boxing Position of the boxer....
	Boxing Left-hand blow for the face....
	Boxing Left-hand counter for the head with guard....
	Boxing Right cross-counter for the head....
	Boxing Right-hand body blow....
	Boxing Landing a swinging left-hand blow for the head....
	Boxing Right-hand up-cut....
	Carte "Carte, Guard. Turn wrist with nails upwards; hand on a line with lower part of breast; arm somewhat bent, and elbow inclined a little to the outside; point of foil elevated at an angle of about 15 de...
	Cock-Fighting "Two players are made to sit on the ground draw their legs up, and clasp their hands together over their shins. A stout stick is then passed through under their knees, and over their arms at the bend...
	Cricket Field Cricket is a bat-and-ball team sport that originated in England and is now played in more than 100 countries. A cricket match is contested by two teams, usually of eleven players each and is played on...
	Cudgel Game "Here is a new game, which is causing a great deal of amusement at social gatherings in Europe. Two boys, or young men, are blindfolded, and in the right hand of each is placed a stout roll of paper ...
	Curling Stone The curling stone, or rock, weighs a maximum of 44 lb (20 kg). It has a maximum allowable circumference of 36 inches (0.9 m). A stone may be a maximum of 4.5 inches (11.43 cm) in height not including ...
	Fencing Two men fencing....
	Fencing Diagram of a fencer's waist quartered to show the points of the body against which thrusts are aimed....
	Fencing Prime parry. The thrust in prime* for the left side of the body is parried by the act of striking up the opponent's foil by lowering the point of the foil, the back of the hand toward the face, ...*
	Fencing Quarte parry. The thrust in quarte* for the left side of the body, on the high lines, is parried by striking down to the left the opponent's foil by assuming the attitude shown in the left-hand ...*
	Fencing Tierce parry. The thrust in tierce* for the right side of the body, on the high lines, is parried by raising the foil and striking the opponent's weapon to the right, as shown in the left-hand f...*
	Fencing Two men fencing....
	Forehand A tennis player returning a ball using a forehand stroke....
	Half-volley A tennis player returning a ball using a half-volley stroke....
	Handball Two boys playing handball...
	Lawn Cupolette "This game is played by means of seven pins, made so that they may either be driven into the ground or fixed on a board. Each pin is numbered, from one to seven. There is a slight cup at the top of ...
	Prime "Prime, Parade. In using prime to parry the thrust in seconde, pass your point over the adversary's blade, lower it to the waist, keeping your wrist as high as your mouth, nails downward, elbow bent, ...