Stecher, William A. (William Albin) · Philadelphia, Pa., J. J. McVey · leaf 46
center peg counts double adds another element of interest. If used as an indoor game the players stand in line with the first desks,cuid the peg-boards are placed on the floor near the blackboard. If played out of doors the distance between the throwers and the boardsmay be increased with the age… … 26 GAMES AND DANCES. CATCH THE WAND. (Variation of Spinning the Plate.) The leader stands in the center of a circle, formed by the other players,holding a wand upright, his first finger resting on one end of the wand, theother end resting on the floor. At any moment, by raising his finger, he…
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