- extortionary, or
otherwise illegal coordinated scheme or
operation (a "
racket") to
repeatedly or
consistently collect a profit. The term "racketeering"...
-
Rackets or
racquets is an
indoor racket sport pla**** in the
United Kingdom,
United States, and Canada. It is
infrequently called "hard rackets" to distinguish...
- tennis, is a
racket sport of
Mexican origin,
typically pla**** in
doubles on an
enclosed court slightly smaller than a
doubles tennis court.
Although padel...
- uses a
tennis racket strung with a cord to
strike a
hollow rubber ball
covered with felt over or
around a net and into the opponent's
court. The object...
- A
racket or
racquet is an item of
sporting equipment used to
strike a ball or shuttle**** in a
variety of sports. A
racket consists of
three major components:...
-
sometimes called squash rackets, is a
racket sport pla**** by two (singles) or four
players (doubles) in a four-walled
court with a small, hollow,
rubber ball...
- ping-pong) is a
racket sport derived from
tennis but
distinguished by its
playing surface being atop a
stationary table,
rather than the
court on
which players...
- of New York,
where it is
placed for
public exhibition in the
spacious Racket Court,
adjoining the
Metropolitan Hotel, Broadway. Chamings,
Andrew (July 10...
-
determine the new element's
atomic weight. On
December 2, 1942, on a
racket court under the west
grandstand at the
University of Chicago's
Stagg Field...
- area of the
tennis court between the
baseline and the
service line. Backhand:
Stroke in
which the ball is hit with the back of the
racket hand
facing the...
