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singles and
doubles teams, in an
either three- or four-sided
court. The
origin of the name "
fives" for the game is uncertain; however, two main
theories are...
- Eton
fives, a
derivative of the
British game of
fives, is a
handball game,
similar to
Rugby fives, pla**** as
doubles in a three-sided
court. The object...
-
Rugby fives is a
handball game,
similar to squash, pla**** in an
enclosed court. It has
similarities with
Winchester fives (a form of Wes****
fives) and...
-
Court of
Fives is the
first high
fantasy book in the
Court of
Fives series by Kate Elliott. It was
released on
August 18, 2015.
Racial inequality- In...
-
fives court,
built in 1860. One
source states that Lord Weymouth's
school had a
court before 1787.
Fives has some
similarities to squash: the
court is...
- Forty-
fives (also
known as
Auction Forty-
Fives,
Auction 120s, 120, and Growl) is a trick-taking card game that
originated in Ireland. The game is po****r...
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remnants of
several open-air
fives courts, one of
which is said to be a
doubles court. In the late 1960s,
these were
functional courts,
albeit of odd design...
- in 1877), the
gymnasium in 1872, the
enlarged chapel in 1875 and the
Fives Court in 1879. The
largest building project was
opened at the end of Guy's...
-
alley into two
fives courts, one for Eton
Fives and the
other for
Rugby Fives. By 1900 the
Rugby fives court was
being used as a
squash court. In 1913 a covered...
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April 1907, the Tennis,
Rackets &
Fives ****ociation of Queens, New York,
which regulated those three sports (
fives being a
similar sport using hands instead...
