Penny Dreadfuls, 1900 · page 288 of 294
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THE MOST POPULAR OF GAMES. PING PONG AND HOW TO PLAY IT By M. G. RITCHIE, of the International Games Club, and ARNOLD PARKER, Winner of the Queen’s Hall Ping Pong Tournament. Edited for American Players by WALTER H. BRONSON, Ping, Fong. EXpctL = a. eke. This is an entirely new work on this popular game, brought down to date, and containing many valuable suggestions on new strokes and new positions. It is illus- trated with many diagrams and is adapted for the expert as wellas the beginner. A book every American player of this game should possess. 18mo., Silk Cloth. Price, 50 cents. STREET AND SMITH, New York and London Comicloo® KS C@ 3