Charles Crombie When in the opinion of the Umpire six balls have been bowled he shall call Over Oil Painting Reproduction
Title: When in the opinion of the Umpire six balls have been bowled he shall call Over
Painted by: Charles Crombie
Orientation: Landscape
Rule XV When a ball has to be dropped the player shall drop it
Warning of Approach Art IV He shall give audible and sufficient warning when overtaking foot passengers
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Warning of Approach Art IV He shall give audible and sufficient warning when overtaking foot passengers -
Rule XII When a balls lies in or touches a hazard nothing shall be done to improve its lie -
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Interpretation Clause Art 1 The expression ass includes a mule or other beast of burden and the expression cattle includes sheep -
Rule XXXI If a ball lie in fog only so much thereof shall be touched as will enable ye player to find his ball -
Rule XXXII A player may stand out of bounds to play a ball lying within bounds -
Rule VI A ball must not be pushed scraped nor spooned -
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Rule XIII If ye players ball strike an opponents caddie ye opponent shall lose ye hole and perhaps ye caddie
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