Games for the playground, home, school and gymnasium (1909)
Bancroft, Jessie Hubbell, 1867- · New York, Macmillan · leaf 477
ber One in the outer circle andthe first Number Two in the inner circle have each a ball. Theseare put in play at a signal, the play consisting in throwing the balls 420 Ball Games backward and forward in a zigzag line from one circle to the other,the Numbers One in the inner circle throwing to the… … party or the Number Two party wins according to which firstcompletes the circle three times. If desired, the Numbers One may each tie a handkerchief onone arm to distinguish them from the Numbers Two. This game may be made more interesting and require much morealertness on the part of the players…
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