Books on Bowls. How to Become a Champion at Bowls

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Title	How to Become a Champion at Bowls
Compiler	Richard Thomas Harrison ('Boomerang')
Publisher	Henselite (Australia) Pty Ltd, Fairfield, Victoria, Australia
First published	1939
ISBN	0-9597152-1-5
Edition reviewed	21st (published 2003)
Hardback/softback	Hardback
List price	£11.80
Cover size (cm) (height x width)	21.7 x 13.2
Number of pages	167
Number of pages with	Coloured photos	Black & white photos	Line drawings
	18	None	10
Synopsis	This book has no chapters and is indexed by listing the contents (more than 120) in page order. Written in a very practical style, virtually all aspects of playing bowls are covered, including: Introduction to the Game Bowling Skills Tactics Team Play Psychology Fitness The author's original work has been supplemented in later editions with the addition of the text of three short booklets: The Etiquette of Bowls* The Etiquette of Marking in Lawn Bowls* The Romance of Bowl Manufacture How to Become a Champion at Bowls is claimed to be the world's largest selling bowls book and by July 2008 sales had exceeded 150,000; the book remains in print with the 21st edition (reviewed here) being published in 2003. *The Etiquette of Bowls and The Etiquette of Marking in Lawn Bowls were later combined in a single booklet. Also by Richard Thomas Harrison: Bowls - The Text Book of the Game

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