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

Butterworth, Horace · Chicago, The author · leaf 65

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over and, as he comes to his feet, throwhis legs up to hand stand; the other boy now takeshim as in Fig. 50, and walks around; then bothstand back to back, lock arms, and do the twinspromenade (Fig. 22). 58 now TO Battle With Balls—The players divide intocamps of equal numbers, each one being… … the boundary of that camp, but he may go asclose to the line as he wishes. It is not allowed tothrow a ball at the head or face. All the maneu-vers of strategy and open attack are to be tried.The camps should be far enough apart to give zestto the fight. Play continues until one side hashad enough…

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