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Croquet buff Chris Fey, a radiologist at Greenwich Hospital, prepares to take a shot during a recent game against TV executive and good friend Chris Glowacki at the Greenwich Croquet Club court in Bruce Park. "Each shot you make," says Fey, "has a million pitfalls." Photo: Anne W. Semmes -
Chris Glowacki uses his mallet to line up a shot at the Greenwich Croquet Club court in Bruce Park Photo: Anne W. Semmes -
Glowacki places black against blue for a "split shot." Photo: Anne W. Semmes -
Glowacki takes aim with his mallet, a graphite and tungsten Fenwick Elliot. Photo: Anne W. Semmes -
Traditionally, Chris Glowacki, left, and Chris Fey begin their croquet matches with the toss of a coin to see who starts first, then a hand shake followed by a "Good luck." Then, it's down to business. Photo: Anne W. Semmes -
Chris Fey "roquets" red with partner yellow. Photo: Anne W. Semmes -
Chris Fey "roquets" red with partner yellow. Photo: Anne W. Semmes
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