Handbook of lessons in physical training and games for the Philadelphia public schools (1910)
Stecher, William A. (William Albin) · [Philadelphia?] · leaf 57
ame consists in having the players bend forward and stand withtheir feet apart. The play then consists of passing the ball backward between the feet. Everyplayer must touch the ball as it is passed backward. (c) Over and Back. Divide the class into as many divisions (or teams) as there are balls.… … 56 and so on. The team first getting the ball into the hands of its last member wins. The ball mayalso be relayed to the last member of the team and then back again into the hands of the first. An interesting variation of the game is found by requesting each team member to bounce theball on the…
Physical education and training · Games
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