How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; (1899)
Butterworth, Horace · Chicago, The author · leaf 96
toward his chest (Fig.144). A good throw will alwaysland A in an erect position. Incase of a slip, when there is noassistant, B can save A from a fallby putting his hands behind andcatching As shoulders as theyslide down his back. Buck, Buck, How ManyHorns Are Up?—Three boys takepart, buck, frog… … 90 HOW TO horns are up? If the buck guesses correctly, thetwo change places; if not, the frog repeats hisjump and question. The umpire decides the mattereach time. Broncho Riding—A places his hands on themat about three feet in front of his toes, and bendshis knees a little. B sits astride As hips,…
Gymnastics · Games
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