Games for the playground, home, school and gymnasium (1909)
Bancroft, Jessie Hubbell, 1867- · New York, Macmillan · leaf 175
nditions, the game is more successful if limited to ten playersto a group. This game is from the modern Greeks. It is found to bear transplantingexcellently, being full of interest and sport. PINCH-O 5 to JO or more players. Gymnasium; playground. This is a game of chase, an advancing line (rank)… … Miscellaneous Active Games 147 calling out Pinch ! and O ! respectively at the start and finishof this performance. The O is the signal for the chaser to start.The chaser therefore watches the hands carefully to detect thepressure and know when it is approaching the end; the otherplayers naturally…
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