325 group contests for the army, navy, and school (1918)
Cromie, William J. (William James), 1877- · New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 82
ier and thusforce him to the knees. The carrier shouldkeep the body erect, as he is apt to becomeoverbalanced if the body is bent forward. 268. Carry the man as you would a sack ofmeal, over the shoulder. Figure 28 — B. 269. Rescue Race. Wrist and CrotchHold. This is illustrated under A, B, and… … 68 CONTESTS FOR ARMY, NAVY, AND SCHOOL 270. Carry man in front, arms supportingneck and thighs. In the army and navy jumping standardsand hurdles are not available, so the hand maybe employed, using anatomical parts of thebody instead of the articles named. Figure 28(C). 271. Run, and hurdle over…
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