Sports II - Chapter 5

1. Tracts of low-lying, seaside-land that were sandy, treeless, lined with dunes, and covered with bent grass

• Links
• Paume
• YMCA
• Equestrian
• Athletic Clubs

2. Treated with sulfur and heat to give strength, elasticity, and durability

• Vulcanized
• Paume
• YMCA
• Equestrian
• Athletic Clubs

3. Horseback riding

• Equestrian
• Paume
• YMCA
• Athletic Clubs
• Tenez

4. First competitive HS sports league for boys and then girls in 1905

• PSAL
• Paume
• YMCA
• Equestrian
• Athletic Clubs

5. The right to vote

• Suffrage
• Paume
• YMCA
• Equestrian
• Athletic Clubs

6. Provided average Americans a healthy and clean alternative to the vices of the city

• YMCA
• Paume
• Equestrian
• Athletic Clubs
• Tenez

7. Earliest form of tennis played by French monks

• Paume
• YMCA
• Equestrian
• Athletic Clubs
• Tenez

8. Private gymnasiums, running tracks, swimming pools for young and middle age businessmen with wealth.

• Athletic Clubs
• Paume
• YMCA
• Equestrian
• Tenez

9. Take this

• Tenez
• Paume
• YMCA
• Equestrian
• Athletic Clubs

10. Tight fitting and restrictive under garments for women

• Corset
• Paume
• YMCA
• Equestrian
• Athletic Clubs