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Play and recreation for the open country (1914)

Curtis, Henry Stoddard, 1870- · Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company · leaf 84

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ORGANIZED PLAY IN THE SCHOOL YARD 65 village schools and in consolidated rural schools it is probably wise to make provision for basket ball. It has the advantage of an enthusiasm already created, and it is easy to form teams. Play for the Girls The older girls are really the great problem in… … BASKET BALL much value without a good deal of encouragement. Girls are handicapped by their clothes and by all sorts of restrictive customs. The boys are constantly encouraged in their sports, but the girls are usually discouraged. The girl comes up to puberty with only three fourths the lung…

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