The Underhanded Serve: Or How to Play Dirty Tennis by Rex Lardner (Good, 1968, Pbk, 122 pgs, Hawthorn Books)

In no other sport does psychology play such a vital role as in tennis. Your opponent is trying to make you blow up, and if you are any kind of competitor, you are trying to make him blow up. meanwhile, your doubles partner is making you blow up without even trying.

In this book - a valuable text for players who find that classic strokes alone are not enough to ensure victory - Lardner supplies enough strategic tactics and psychological moves to undermine, perplex, and otherwise destroy an opponent. Every important aspect of tennis is covered: playing doubles, courts, and strokes.