Games, pastimes and amusements, for boys and girls; (1906)
Garman, Raymond H. [from old catalog] · [Chicago, Thompson & Thomas] · leaf 84
their arms made to embrace theirbent knees, and a broom-stick passed over one arm, underthe knees, and over the other arm of each of them. Theyare placed so their toes just touch each other, and in that Games, Pastimes and Amusements 77 position must try to overturn each other by pushing withtheir… … Tug of War. TUG OF WAR. The players divide themselves into equal sides, a ropeis laid straight along the ground, a line is then drawn atright angles to the rope, and exactly in the middle of it.The sides each take one end of the rope; when all is readythe signal to go is given, upon which each side…
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