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Squash Tennis is a game similar to Squash Racquets, but played with balls and racquets that are closer to the equipment

used for tennis, and with somewhat different rules.

One of the most accomplised Squash Tennis players, Richard C. Squires, wrote a guide to the sport in 1968. The guide was not copyrighted, and can now be find online at Project Gutenberg.

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