Picker, Adolph. [from old catalog] · [Baltimore, Meyer & Thalheimer, city printer] · leaf 119
ball as it ispassed backward. (c) Over and Back—Divide the players into as many divi-sions (or teams) as there are balls. Each team noAv counts offfrom right to left. The even numbers take four steps forwardand face left about. Upon the command, Go, No. 1 passesthe ball over to No. 2, he to No. 3,… … An interesting variation of the game is found by requestingeach team member to bounce the ball on the floor once andcatch it before throwing it over to the next player. Bouncing may be replaced by tossing the ball up into theair, or by bouncing first, then tossing up before throwingover to the…
Physical education and training · Games
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