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Games and dances (1920)

Stecher, William A. (William Albin) · Philadelphia, Pa., J. J. McVey · leaf 359

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these games must bemodified slightly. If, for instance.Rabbits is to be played with a captain, a line must be drawn vertically through the center; for Promotion Ball the baseslie more in an oval than in a circle; for Endball the end base (10 feet) israther too wide; while for Prisoners Base the… … scratched in with the heel on an earth playground. Dodgeball can be playedin a square as well as in a circle. If the square is too small for older boys a rectangle composed of four (or more) fields may be used. Court No. 2.The diameter of this court is 35or 45 feet. The diameter of the small…

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