Kaufman v. Atlanta Lawn Tennis Ass'n

Deen, Chief Judge.

Briefly, the appellant and another member of a local tennis club were engaged in a tennis match. There is some indication that they knew one another of old. The appellant indicated he felt his opponent was calling balls out when they were actually in. The opponent suggested new balls, which appellant refused under specified rules, regulations, conventions and traditions of this ancient and respected game. One word led to another. The air seems to have been green with accusations, the last of appellant’s witty rejoinders being "Eat me,” although it is not obvious whether he…