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'la soule' was codified by the English and received the name 'rugby', 'le jeu de paume' which is the ancestor of tennis, andother forgotten games.
Comité Français de Courte-Paume was created in 1920.
A French game called paume
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In France and it was called "jeu de paume".
Another name for the sudden appearance of a new allele is called a mutation. Darwin called it a sport of nature.
Jeu de Paume originally meant a kind of tennis game played without racquets. Now it means a tennis game or place where tennis is played, i.e., tennis court. It was probably a tennis court for Louis XIV but I am not certain about this. However, The Jeu de Paume in Paris is a museum located next to The Louvre. Until recently, it exhibited Impressionist paintings. The paintings are now at Orsay across the Seine and The Jeu de Paume shows more varied exhibits.
Tennis originated from a french game called paume Sam
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Tennis originated from a 12th century French game called paume (meaning palm); it was a court game where the ball was struck with the hand. Paume evolved into jeu de paume and rackets were used. The game spread and evolved in Europe. In 1873, Major Walter Wingfield invented a game called Sphairistikè (Greek for "playing ball) from which modern outdoor tennis evolved.