How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; (1899)
Butterworth, Horace · Chicago, The author · leaf 115
players divide into twosides. About one-third the distance between thetwo lines have something on which a handkerchiefor cap can be hung, within easy reach. At a signal,a player from each side starts. The one from theline nearest the cap tries to get it and return to hisline, while the one from the… … HOW TO 109 site ends, and try to shove each other over somemark previously agreed upon. Try this with twosticks. Both stand between them, facing eachother, and shove. Pyramid—(Fig. 173.) The two-high first taketheir positions. The three on each side then assumetheir preparatory positions. The end…
Gymnastics · Games
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