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A brief manual of games for organized play, adapted from standard sources (1923)

United States. Children's Bureau, Speakman, Martha Travilla · Washington, Govt. print. off. · leaf 39

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he circle to the right, the direction should be changed to the left. It is well to have one of the bean bags of a different color from the others, so as to know when the circle has been completed. Any player failing to catch a bag must pick it up and toss it regularly to his neighbor. BEAN-BAG… … first scores 100, or the player having the highest score after all the players have had four turns to throw the bean bags may be consid- ered the winner. Where there are a large number of players it is desirable to have more than one board, so that the players may be divided into several groups and…

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