Games for the playground, home, school and gymnasium (1920)
Bancroft, Jessie Hubbell, 1867- · leaf 177
until all of the pebbles have been appropriated. The player wins who gets the most pebbles. Pebbles won are not thrown again, but kept for score. For good players the distances from the hole may be increased. POISON 10 to 30 or more players. Gymnasium; playground; seashore. A circle is marked on… … standing on wood. The mer- Poison est chip will answer, and growing things are not counted wood. If played in a gymna- sium, iron may give immunity instead of wood. Any one caught before reaching safety, or in changing places afterward, joins the catchers, and when all have been caught, the ring is…
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