Eleven young women in long white dresses stand in a row on a tennis court behind the net, each holding a racket. Below: "Flower: Crimson Rambler. Colors: Crimson and White. Motto: 'Bat and make 'em batty,'" and the members' names, with Mabel Morris as captain. — The V.I. Pennant, 1910. Scanned by Bristol Public Library, via the Internet Archive. Published 1930 or earlier.

The Crimson Crackerjacks, a tennis club, 1910

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ChicagoThe V.I. Pennant (Bristol, VA, 1910), page n100, Internet Archive, https://archive.org/details/vipennantthe1910virg/page/n100.

MLAThe V.I. Pennant. Bristol, VA, 1910, page n100. Internet Archive, archive.org/details/vipennantthe1910virg/page/n100.

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Publication: The V.I. Pennant
Volume: The V.I. Pennant, 1910
Year: 1910
Scanned by: Bristol Public Library
Page: archive.org page n100

Eleven young women in long white dresses stand in a row on a tennis court behind the net, each holding a racket. Below: "Flower: Crimson Rambler. Colors: Crimson and White. Motto: 'Bat and make 'em batty,'" and the members' names, with Mabel Morris as captain.

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