Boys' games among the North American Indians (1924)
Stow, Edith, 1875- · New York : E. P. Dutton & Co · leaf 106
84 INDIAN BOYS’ GAMES slow, steady swing; second, one must be quick and accurate to take advantage of the instant in which they lie in a straight line before the needle. It is rare for more than two or three of the … THE GAME OF PUMPKIN RINGS rings to be caught at a single thrust, although sometimes all of them are. Each ring speared counts one, the winning score being ten. The first player tosses the string. If he is success¬ ful in catching one or more of the rings he has another turn and continues to play…
Indians of North America -- Games · Games
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