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Robert Kemp Philp
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2586.
Single
Pool.
Single
Pool
is
a
game
for
two
players,
the
white
winning
game,
originally
played
with
two
balls,
for
a
money
stake
upon
each
life.
2587.
Nearest
Ball
Pool.
Nearest
Ball
Pool
is
the
same
as
ordinary
pool,
except
that
the
player,
after
taking
a
life,
plays
upon
the
ball
nearest
to
the
upper
or
outer
side
of
the
baulk;
or,
if
his
ball
be
in
hand,
upon
the
ball
nearest
the
baulk
semi-circle.
2588.
Black
Pool.
Black
Pool
is
ordinary
pool
with
the
addition
of
a
black
ball,
which
is
placed
on
the
centre
spot.
When,
after
pocketing
the
ball
proper
to
be
played
on,
the
black
is
struck
into
a
pocket,
each
player
pays
the
price
of
a
life
to
the
striker.
2589.
Skittle
Pool.
Skittle
Pool
is
pool
with
three
balls
and
twelve
little
skittles,
placed
in
order
round
the
table.
A
stake
is
determined
on,
and
a
price
paid
out
of
the
pool
for
every
skittle
knocked
over
after
striking
a
ball.
An
amusing
game
for
a
party
of
ladies
and
gentlemen.
2590.
Penny
Pot.
Penny
Pot
is
pool
without
restriction
as
to
the
number
of
lives,
played
by
any
number
of
players,
who
pay
a
penny
each
to
the
taker
of
every
life
or
winning
hazard.
For
the
scientific
principles
of
billiards,
and
the
full
rules
of
the
several
games
played
on
the
billiard-table,
the
reader
is
referred
to
the
excellent
little
shilling
volume,
"Billiards
Made
Easy,"[1]
and
the
more
elaborate
treatise
by
Captain
Crawley.
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