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How to, a book of tumbling, tricks, pyramids and games; (1899)

Butterworth, Horace · Chicago, The author · leaf 134

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HOW TO 127 Horse and Rider—(Fig. 199). Have a softball. The players pair off according to size andstrength, and form a double circle (one behind theother); each pair standing three paces from thenext. Those who have agreed to be horses bendforward and allow the riders to straddle their backs.The… … 199 horses, who calls ^^half as soon as he has it in hishand. The riders must stop at the command. Thehorse, throwing from where he picked up theball; endeavors to hit one of the riders, who maydodge, but without moving his feet. If the rideris hit, those who were riders become horses andvice…

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