Clause history · American one-wall, small ball

Rule 14 Rule 14: how the wording changed

3 rulebooks state this rule, from 20 November 1922 to 1931. The wording was reworded or changed 1 time.

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Rulebook by rulebook

The table has one row per rulebook; each date jumps to its wording below.

Every rulebook this rule appears in, in date order, with the kinds of change found
DateRulebookClauses, by kind of change
20 November 1922A.A.U. One-Wall Rules, 20 November 19221 first recorded
20 November 1927A.A.U. One-Wall Rules, 20 November 19271 changed
1931A.A.U. One-Wall Rules, 19311 punctuation only

The wording

Each part of the rule is followed on its own, oldest rulebook first. Rulebooks of other codes that borrowed the wording appear in their place by date.

Rule 14, rulebook by rulebook

Begins: “While his partner is serving, the player must stand…”

  1. 20 November 1922 A.A.U. One-Wall Rules

    First recorded automatic

    While his partner is serving, the player must stand outside of the court and must not enter the court until the ball having hit the board has returned past the short line.
  2. 20 November 1927 A.A.U. One-Wall Rules

    Changed machine-reviewed

    Compared with A.A.U. One-Wall Rules, 20 November 1922.

    While his partner is serving, the player must stand outside of the court side lines and must not enter the court until the served ball having hit the board has returned past passed beyond him on its return from the short line. front wall.

    12 words added, 9 removed.

  3. 1931 A.A.U. One-Wall Rules

    Punctuation only automatic

    Compared with A.A.U. One-Wall Rules, 20 November 1927.

    While his partner is serving, the player must stand outside of the side lines side-lines and must not enter the court until the served ball has passed beyond him on its return from the front wall.

    1 word added, 2 removed.

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