41. Badminton & Croquet Club Lecco Informazioni sulle attivit  agonistiche, sugli atleti facenti parte del club, contatti e link di interesse. http://www.bcclecco.com/home.html

Home Dove siamo Atleti Novità ... Links Benvenuti nel sito del Online dall' 11 giugno 2002

42. ASSOCIATION CROQUET NORTH AMERICA welcome to Association croquet North America (ACNA) Announcement, Jerry Stark is 2003 ACNA Player of the Year. Rankings, at 4 April 2004 http://www.magma.ca/~acna/

welcome to Association Croquet North America (ACNA) Announcement Jerry Stark is 2003 ACNA Player of the Year Rankings at 4 April 2004: North American World Countries Ranking Systems Randomness and Ranking World Ranking System explained Does Nontransitivity contradict World Ranking? Winning probabilities associated with Grade Differences ... Handicaps via Grades Events 2004 Calendar (updated 15 April) Reports ACNA Contests Rules 2003 P-Scores 2003 final standings: Player of the Year Territory of the Year Tournament Formats In defence of the Round Robin Partial round robins are bad Ideal Round Robin Schedules Cross-block peer games are bad ... How draw influences outcome in KO events (new version) Miscellaneous Articles When will a best-of-three likely end in two? (8Feb01) Natural Handicapping serves beginners well (29Aug01/16Apr02) A Look at the WCC Finalists (11Jul01) Roquet Probabilities and Critical Distances (26Apr01) ... Canada kicks nickname habit Archive Retrospective end of year Rankings: North American: end 1998 end 1999 end 2000 end 2001 ... end 2003 Countries: ...

43. Glossary on that ball. A striker becomes dead on a ball as soon as it hits it and receives a croquet shot and a continuation shot. If the http://laplaza.org/~teddis/glossary.html

Glossary Alive: In American play, a ball which has cleared a wicket but has not roqueted another ball is alive on that ball. A striker becomes dead on a ball as soon as it hits it and receives a croquet shot and a continuation shot. If the strikers ball is dead on another ball and roquets that ball before deadness is cleared, the balls are replaced to their positions before the shot was made and the turn ends. In the British game, all balls are alive at the start of each players turn. All-Around Break: Running all the wickets in one turn. Angle of Divergence: Angle at which balls part when a croquet shot is made. (see: Newtonian Physics). Angle of Split: On a croquet shot, the angle between two lines, along which the two balls travel. see: Geometry). Apple: The name of the company that manufactured the machine the author used to write this book. Also, the object that fell on Newtons head that began his thinking on what has become known as Newtonian physics. An understanding of Newtonian physics is extremely helpful in understanding the movement of the balls as they are played during the game. Aunt Emma: A conservative player who wastes talent through dull and uninspired play. This player simply tries to advance from one wicket to the next.

44. Rushbrooke Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, Cobh, Co. Cork The club has 9 outdoor all weather tennis courts, a bowling green and croquet lawn.Contact and location details included. http://homepage.eircom.net/~rltcc/

Rushbrooke Email: rushbrooketennis@eircom.net Clubhouse Tribes Tennis Competition starting on Friday February 6th CLUB Committee History Facilities Sponsorship Membership Rules TENNIS Photo Gallery Recent Tournaments Upcoming Tournaments Club Calendar Junior Tennis Croquet Bowls Background Picture Wimbledon MunsterBranch Tennis Links ... N

45. Croquet Pink Flamingo Lawn croquet Association. Taos, New Mexico. Here at the Pink Flamingo Lawn croquet Association, we play International rule, 6 wicket croquet. http://laplaza.org/~totem/

Pink Flamingo Lawn Croquet Association Taos, New Mexico Bob Musella, Thos Myers and Ron Usherwood "I quite agree with you," said the Duchess; "and the moral of that is `Be what you would seem to be' or, if you'd like it put more simply `Never imagine yourself not to be otherwise than what it might appear to others that what you were or might have been was not otherwise than what you had been would have appeared to them to be otherwise.'" Lewis Carroll, "Alice in Wonderland" "Contrariwise," continued Tweedledee, "if it was so, it might be, and if it were so, it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't. That's logic!" Lewis Carroll, "Through the Looking Glass" Here at the Pink Flamingo Lawn Croquet Association, we play International rule, 6 wicket croquet. Six wicket croquet is, of course, a twelve step program and fortunately the only twelve step program that the three main players have ever really needed. We have en'ticed' other people to the court, or greensward, if you prefer, and our main purpose is to have that most excellent game. In some situations, however, it has been necessary to play Extreme Croquet and there have been moments when we have thought all was lost. In one extreme situation we had to play by ear as it was too dark to see anything and the location of the court denied us lighting.

46. Home Information on the club's facilities and history. Court booking and contact details. Membership fees and application form. http://www.mltcc.com/

Welcome to Malahide Lawn Tennis Up-Coming Events: May 17th (Mon): Monster Men’s Night at 7:45pm Club Championships - Applications forms now available at Clubhouse. Completed forms to be in by Club Nights - will be held every Tuesday from the 8th June to late August. Mens Monday nights and Ladies Wednesday nights will not take place during the summer. Congratulations to Swords and Westmanstown on their recent wins at MLTCC’s Bank of Scotland Invitational Tournament. See some Photos The Square, Malahide, Co Dublin Phone: (01) 845 2480 Email: mltcc@oceanfree.net Website: www.mltcc.com Directions to our Club: click here Fancy a game!! Check out RTE’s 3 day weather forecast (click on Map below)

47. Croquet Australia: Home Page Welcome to the croquet Australia Home Page. Look HERE if you are interested in finding out how to get involved in croquet. What s New on these pages. http://www.croquet-australia.com.au/

W elcome to the Croquet Australia Home Page. If there's something you think should be here that isn't please take the time to send some email to the Croquet Australia Webmaster and we'll see what can be done. Look HERE if you are interested in finding out how to get involved in Croquet. What's New on these pages. The Australian Croquet Association is proud to acknowledge the financial support rceived from the Australian Sports Commission Email: Webmaster Last Modified: 25 May, 2004

48. The World Of Croquet Www.croquet.com Welcome ! The World of croquet has moved ! AUTO BOUNCE in 4 seconds. http//www.croquet.com/. Thank You ! Created by Canvest Communications http://www.canvest.com/croquet/

Welcome ! The World of Croquet has moved ! AUTO BOUNCE in 4 seconds. http://www.croquet.com/ Thank You ! Created by Canvest Communications Corporation info@canvest.com

49. Home Club profile, news and fixtures. http://www.woodhallcroquet.org.uk/

Officers 2004 Fixtures 2004 News Woodhall Spa Croquet Club Woodhall Spa Croquet Club was founded in 1991 and meets at Jubilee Park, Stixwould Road, Woodhall Spa on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays in the summer season, although members can arrange to meet at any time. Both Golf Croquet and Association Croquet are played. Club Profile Woodhall Spa is a small but highly attractive town in the East of Lincolnshire approximately 20 miles South East of Lincoln. Although membership of the club is small, usually between 20 and 30, most members are active, and club sessions are happy and friendly. This does not mean that some serious thought does not occur during competition time. The club is affiliated to the Croquet Association and the East Midlands Federation of Croquet Clubs. Contact Information Telephone 01526-353105 (Secretary) FAX Postal address 67 Mill Lane, Woodhall Spa, Lincs LN10 6QZ Electronic mail General Information: dukecox@aol.com Webmaster: robgreenly@aol.com Send mail to robgreenly@aol.com

50. Oxford University Croquet Club http://users.ox.ac.uk/~croquet/

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51. Croquet In Cornwall Provides club news and results. Also features general information including history, glossary, lawn care, tips, and related links. http://cornwall-croquet.org.uk/

The Sport of Croquet in Cornwall UK and Croquet everywhere LINKS Croquet Web Sites Sportcom map ... US Croquet and some history Non Croquet Maritime Museum The Eden Project Inventions History of The Lawn Mower ... Cornwall Community Info Why not contact us and have a go - everyone welcome If you are interested please contact any number below email info@cornwall-croquet.org.uk About The Club LATEST Cornwall Croquet ... Other Croquet Web Sites NEW BADGED CLOTHING FOR MEMBERS NEW Croquet WebRing Join Now Ring Hub Random < Prev ... Next >> Updated 8 April, 2004 Webmaster

52. Connecticut EXtreme Croquet Society Home Page Nature, eXtreme croquet, and the neardeath experience!™. Learn how to set up and play eXtreme croquet from one of the world s most experienced clubs. http://www.extremecroquet.org/

Featuring eXtreme croquet and eXtreme croquet mallets. Link Exchange Legal Privacy Statement TV Sports Feature About Connecticut eXtreme Croquet Society Wins Emmy Award !!! A sports feature about the Connecticut eXtreme Croquet Society won an Emmy Award in 2001 from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for best three-series sports feature. (Yes, really !!!) The feature was aired on WTNH - TV Channel 8, West Hartford Connecticut on prime time and late night news as part of a series of informational sports features. It was narrated by Channel 8 Sports Anchor Dan Thoene, and filmed by Channel 8 Cameraman Gregg Monte. The Emmy Award was presented to WTNH - TV Channel 8 by the Academy for the best three-series sports feature. This is an eXtremely prestigious award, and is truly a first for both eXtreme croquet and the Connecticut eXtreme Croquet Society. Emmy and the Emmy Statuette are the trademark property of ATAS/NATAS. See the TV clip. Site Search Letters to the Society What's New at the Connecticut eXtreme Croquet Society: Hear our Radio Article on National Public Radio from WBUR.

53. Chartham Hatch Croquet Club - Polo Farm Sports Club - Canterbury - Club history and contacts, plus croquet facts and links. http://www.polofarm.org/croquet/

Not the largest section at PoloFarm Sports Club ... but as enthusiastic and persevering as you'll find - out in all weathers the year round. Most people imagine croquet to be a simple game involving hitting a ball through a hoop in the garden. There is, however, another side to it. Played to Association Rules, it is transformed into a highly competitive sport which not only requires excellent eye-to-hand co-ordination but also a strong sense of tactical awareness. There are now over 150 clubs in the Croquet Association which organises national and regional competitions. 18 countries are represented in The World Croquet Federation. THE CLUB The Club was founded in a garden in the village of Chartham Hatch in 1991. It moved to the Polo Farm site in 1996 where it now has two full-sized lawns and its own pavilion. Most of the activity is during the summer months but play is possible throughout the year. THE GAME There are two types of croquet. We play both at Polo Farm. Golf Croquet is the simpler game and is more suitable for less experienced players but it nevertheless has an enthusiastic following.

54. Croquet - Online Guide croquet and cousins. Origins and Ground Billiards. Mallet and ball games are thought to croquet. The modern game of croquet probably is http://www.tradgames.org.uk/games/Croquet.htm

Home Game Index Features FAQ About Search Board Games Pub Games Table Games Lawn Games Croquet and cousins Origins and Ground Billiards Mallet and ball games are thought to have been first played in England and Europe during the middle ages. Games would normally involve only one ball which would be struck through very wide hoops. A Croquet-like game is believed to have been played by thirteenth century French peasants who used crudely fashioned mallets to whack wooden balls balls through hoops made of willow branches. A variety of equipment has been found indicating that, as was typical, there were no standards and a variety of rules and types of game were in existence for several centuries. One type of game which this author calls Ground Billiards' featured a hoop and a stick, a point being scored for each time your ball was first through the hoop and onto hit the stick. At some point in the 15th century someone chose to invent an indoor variation of this played on a table which led to Billiards and that whole family of games Closh and hoops/rings? Mystery notwithstanding, from these medieval games sprang at least 4 modern distinct ancestors, all of which are still played today with varying degrees of popularity.

55. Southport Template Calendars of events and fixtures, club rules, and a brief club history. http://www.btinternet.com/~tonythomasuk/southport/

Club Tel: 07719 753 257 Southport and Birkdale Croquet Club Victoria Park, Rotten Row, Southport, PR8 2BZ. (Use entance opposite Beach Road) Home Page Come and Try a Game Newsletter Photo Gallery ... Croquet Links: Chairman: Tony Thomas E-mail Tony Secretary: Anne Belcher E-mail Anne Welcome to Croquet in Southport Welcome to Southport and Birkdale Croquet Club where you are assured of a friendly welcome at one of the UK's premier Croquet venues. Whether an established player, social player, beginner, visitor, or just wish to find out more, why not visit us. The club has an enviable town centre position, ten minutes walk from the famous Lord Street, in the picturesque surroundings of Victoria Park. The spacious venue has eight full size lawns, an extensive range of equipment, in addition to clubhouse facilities. There are about 70 club members spanning all ages and levels of playing ability. New members are always welcome.

56. Wolverhampton Grammar School Croquet Team Team profile, results and fixtures information http://freespace.virgin.net/sam.tudor/croquet.htm

57. Croquet Association Of Ireland - Homepage croquet Association of Ireland c/o Carrickmines croquet Lawn Tennis Club, Carrickmines, Dublin 18. Officers Editor Irish croquet Leo Dungan. http://homepage.eircom.net/~croquetireland/

Croquet Association of Ireland Carrickmines, Dublin 18 Officers President : Myles McWeeney Chairman: Simon Williams Secretary: Leo Dungan 9 Sweetmount Avenue Dundrum, Dublin 14 Treasurer: Gerry Reynolds Cremona Ailesbury Road Dublin 4 Council Leo Dungan Patsy Fitzgerald Paddy Furey Yvonne Marrinan Morgan Power Dernán O'Toole Evan Newell Russell Harris Editor Irish Croquet: Leo Dungan Handbook Editor: Leo Dungan Selectors : Simon Williams (Chairman) Michael Burke, Edward Cunningham Handicappers: Evan Newell (Chairman) Robert Barklie, Patsy Fitzgerald, Dernán O'Toole League: Dernán O'Toole Pages constructed by Russell Harris

58. Croquet In Edinburgh croquet in Edinburgh. croquet is a fascinating game, combining skill and tactics (not unlike those of snooker) with a pleasant outdoor setting. http://www.ccir.ed.ac.uk/~fmi/croquet.html

Croquet in Edinburgh Croquet is a fascinating game, combining skill and tactics (not unlike those of snooker) with a pleasant outdoor setting. Here in Edinburgh there are two croquet clubs : the Edinburgh Club at Lauriston Castle - established in 1950 and still going strong - and the more recently arrived Meadows Club at the west end of the Meadows. Both clubs welcome new members and provide tuition for beginners. The picture shows the opening event of the season at Lauriston Castle on Saturday 19 April 2003, with 24 players taking part in doubles games on six half-size lawns. About croquet Clubs in Edinburgh Links Back to home page ... Back to my home page Fergus McInnes Fergus.McInnes@ed.ac.uk

59. Hayes, Bromley & Keston Croquet Club Information, contact details, photographs, and links. Plays Association and Golf croquet throughout the season. http://www.hbkcc.org.uk/

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60. Nailsea & District Croquet Club Includes club history, location, events, journal, archives, and membership information. http://nailsea-croquet.org.uk/

The Croquet Lwns are in Kenford Park off Avening Close, Trendlewood Way, Nailsea, North Somerset. Please pay us a visit. Visitors and new members welcome at any time. We supply all equipment. All you need are flat soled shoes to wear on court Club Afternoons Club afternoons are held on Wednesdays starting at 2.00 pm. Association Croquet is played, with games arranged to provide a mix of ability and an opportunity to play others at all levels. On Monday afternoons two of the four lawns are reserved for Golf Croquet games. Tel: or Click here to e-mail the Club CLICK HERE FOR NEXT EVENT Croquet Association Website SWF Website ... NDCC Archives Directions to Nailsea From M5 leave at J20 Clevedon and take B3130 Nailsea. From A370 leave at Backwell. Click here for directions to the club Click here for a map Croquet WebRing Join Now Ring Hub Random < Prev ... Email webmaster created by updated 10 May, 2004

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